The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-08 00:00:00

AMERICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNING'
The British and North American royal 211,8 is
steamship Asia, Commander Lott, arrived
nr,tuh
morning with advices from New York to the
ult., 180 passengers, 1,427,220 dols., and 20).4"
sterling on freight.
On the 28th the Asia exchanged night siglio
with the royal mail steamship Arabia, hal°
New York.
The new steamship Columbia, Captain Berritfor
intended to leave New York with the mail'
Liverpool in the Collins line on the 6th inst. r
A new Governor was to be sent to the Utahleo
ritory, and a Western man is said to have 'to
elected for the post. Strong measures were t°,ll
adopted against the Mormons, and a large eidPted
force is' t' be despatched against them. It is et 1403.
on reliable authority that they are about 'for
mencing a settlement near Council Bluffsto
an outpost or receiving station. The Peet
men of the new settlement are to be 9'34
men, who have not been initiated into the
mysteries of Mormonism, and who will, tflog
fore, be better fitted for taking charge of Y°.-tbe
disciples, and giving them their first lessons is the
new faith. It is more than probable that„.g,
founding of this settlement is the real cause of P'"
ham Young's secret expeiition to the north.
Lord Napier had called the attention of our oft
vernment to the fact, that the steamer Michigafide
the Canadian lakes was larger than the size Toe
ed by a treaty between Great Britain an°, the
United States When his lordship directed the
' attention of the United States Government t°o6
mat er orders were given to discontinue it. beeo
attention of the Canadian Parliament has 00
called to the matter, as the Canadians are a 0
to retain her services, and express no fear. dere
Dred Scott and his wife and two daughters "
emancipated at St. Louis on the 26th ult. filio
Mr. Morse, late Commissioner to Bogotalisol
had arrived in Washington, expresses no don sea
to the eventual settlement of the difficulty head
New Granada and the United States in -a 111
satisfactory to both parties.
0
Kansas advices to May 21, state that Secretion
Stanton had issued a proclamation for the er;00
of delegates to the Constitutional Conventl°,oo
the third Monday in June ; returns from 19" 1/
26 counties were in, giving 9,251 legal votertoia
was said that many of the Republicans were !1110
over to the Free State National Democraein'e,
that an attempt was making by Northern Den'orfie
to send Free State men of that party to the
vent ion. h t
Monetary papers of the Bth ult. report t•-,
Administration of Vidaurri continued popule`; li
the State politically at peace. The Govern°-
left on the 7th for the Federacy capital. 1.0
The dates from Havanna are to the 19th —rotO
New Orleans. Sugar was firm at previous of
de
and molasses so high that speculators could e
any business. 00)
The United States steam frigate Minnesota, Tor
guns and 800-horse power, was fitting out At for
folk, for China. Cabins were being preParejted,
the accommodation of the Hon. W. 13.
United Sates Minister.
eside.tr°
Dates from Mexico are to the sth ult. ov;
Comonfort had returned to the capital froto
baya. There was an active canvass going 011,40,11/
ing the candidates for the Presidency and scoter
Congress and on the Bench of the Supreree fete
General Comonfort and Senor Lerdo Seise
the most popular candidates for the ,
Chair. The Archbishop was dangerell.s rest;
Santa Anna's friends were intriguing for 111grttgoeb,
ration to power. The new Ministers to
Mints
and Berlin were about to leave. The Mil' ply'
I come left on the sth ult. It was thought
reconciliation with the Pope would be effee'lity,
$2,900,000 in specie had been shipped fro of Co!'
Cruz for England. The reported execution :0e
Crabbe and his party of Filibusters is 00%01
Another conspiracy to revolutionise the c°Deell
had been detected. The president was to half'
assassinated and the city attacked.
The New York Herald and the other -oe.:riety
journals anticipate a financial and commerel
in the States.
In Mi?hipn and other places the Pelgorr
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starving for Tack of bread. The gold of --ovecir
and Australia, the land, railroads, and other
lations are assigned as the cause. 00;
There have been terrible storms of raina rfjoaid
in North Alabama, West Tennessee, and-bmapol,
and the valley of the Mississippi. The ere
done to all descriptions of crop has be.
_,en
Crops in Texas ate threatened with totx•
from the absence of rain. co'
The Canadians had exhibited their loyellY
lebrating the birthday of her Majesty.
t'
In the New York money market there 4cePb
creased ease, and a superabundant supplY,i'flimif
ing for strictly prime commercial papers) °the Vd;
the supply was limited, and wanted at ; clik!;
count houses at 7to 9 per cent. for tbil,
to six months' maturities. In exchange a f4iscsrcegi
ness had been done; sterling and French wlegia„,
and bankers bad raised their prices to 9g f,-00°"
per cent. for the former ; the rates on flB
were 91 to 9l per cent. premium ; Francet,u,
to sf. 174 c. ; Antwerp, sf. 171 c. to of lit
A
The stock market on the whole was dull. 0,
flour market the stock of State and 'ffeeted ri
reduced to a comparatively low figure, a° Wig
had advanced 10c. to 20c., with an increase does
ness, partly speculative. Little or nothiob
for export.
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Canadian flour continued in moderate,notteld
and had advanced 10c. to 20c. higher ; P"e
had also further advanced 10c. to 20c. Plooll,t
scarce, and advanced 10c., with a good 'le;
Corn meal a limited supply, and the ett,',"
stronger. The market for pork decidedly cs,t'T;
mess advanced 25c. ; and prime 10c., with
Boa e
mand at the improvement, and moderate t'ocl t,„P:
Beef continued buoyant, and stocks light,
stock less reduced, at a comparatively lelf
prime mess continued firm, at the nominal;
tion of $2B to $3O. Beef hams scarce, and 1„
at full prices. Cut meats in limited supP
shoulders c. higher. Bacon scarce and,.
Lard Ic. better, and in more request. But,„u'cletir
t
to 24c. for New Western. Cheese dull. Criijos,"•to
pentine very firm, at 3.75 dols. per 280 lb. p,
ply very small, and money coming forward.„ep
.re
of turpentine less firm, and lower rates e 0
but the stocks are light, and foreign acisl..
waited for. Tar in moderate request feto
184
barrels. Common rosin firm, with receilio
and nearly all sold. All kinds of iron very dtlitheri,a
brands Scotch pigg less34dols. six months, Welt
small sales ; English bars quiet. In manil COt,'s'
iron no change, and but little doing ; toret,lll
market continued buoyant, with a rather Or
00.
tensive business ; the crop accounts are
e, op
favourable, but there was no desire to feri‘ to,
Freights unchanged, and the business ligh,cl
ton to Liverpool, 2s. 6d. to 3s. per bale '""ee
per lb. ; rosin and flour, 9d. to London ; b

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I° LLOYD'S SHIPPING.--(This PA 0
fre sh
LONDON, June B.—Wind this day at noon, 5., eV
and fine, though cloudy at times.
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PORTSMOUTH, June7.—Wind W. to W.o. ,‘Tv. --- oil/
Australian (s.), from Gibraltar.
DARTMOUTH, June 7.—Wind a—Sailed—l
118113 c
(s.s.), for Cape and India.

(PER ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) 310113illiP
LIVERPOOL, Monday eer'
Wind W. f the sh
Arrived—Daniel, from Cape Town ; Spirit Oro'
Singapore; Elida, Callemborg; Triton, Wismar'
Bombay. rer9
Sailed—Harmana, for St. Petersburg ; 6.
Sultan, Hamerfest. SO°
WATERFOR-t

Wind S.S.W. 011/Is°
Arrived--Margarot, from Hamburg; -Albert
Stralsund.

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DUBLIN)

Wind W.S.W.
Arrived—Jabez, from Barbadoes.

(BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGBI`r?, 101'00
itir°/ ; l'it'
Arrived, June 7th--Hannah,
and Furet, Gravelines.
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DEAL, MOridAY, 9.4° A'ta•

Wind W.S. W., fresh.
Passed—Henbury, from Colombo for Loudon•

TIKOOP.- d
THE NORFOLK TESTIMONIAL TO SIR JAS. „rpo.,t3
The subscription commenced in Norfolk, for theroolget
of forming the nucleus of a library for Sir JO. ~,,,vorrpeof,
to supply the loss of that recently destroyed in '7OO eb
amounted on Saturday to 811. lls. 6d. Post'
books and photographs have also been received