The Sun.
London, England, 1859-06-21 00:00:00

RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans
Northern . 920 .. 925
New ditto — .. 787 40
Lyons and Mediterranean B2O .. 822 60
Geneva . .
.. 495
Southern
Western . 5lO
Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. 121 c. ; moneys
25f 7}c.; three months, paper, 25f..; money, 24f. 971 c.

The Parma Gazette publishes a decree issued by
the Government Commission, declaring that all the
officers of the troops of Parma, who have gone over
to Austria, are enemies of the country, and have as
such forfeited their ranks and emoluments. More-

over, all promotions in the army emanating from
the old Government, subsequently to the date of
the 3d ult., are annulled ; an exception, however,
being made in favour of the corps of gendarmes.
The same journal gives an account of a recon-
naissance made on Brescello by Captain Lafouge,
aide-de-camp to General d'Autemarre, with four
mounted gendarmes and the first lieutenant of that
body ; the result of this operation was, that the
few Modenese troops still at Brescello laid down
their arms, and that the people immediately hoisted
the tricolour.

A correspondent of the Univers, writing from
Rome on the 14th, gives the following account of
the reception of the Bologna deputation at the
French headquarters :—" It was stated that a de-
putation of the Bolognese, who repaired to the
Emperor Napoleon to acquaint him with the situa-
tion of the Romagna and the wish of the inhabitants
to be joined to Piedmont, were sent back with any-
thing but an agreeable answer. The Emperor is
reported to: have said Return to your country,
obey your Sovereign, and remember that I am not
come into Italy to lessen his power, but to make it
respected.' There is a rumour that another depu-
tation is to be sent to the Holy Father to lay at his
feet a prayer for pardon and a promise of perfect
obedience.'"

AMERICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

. LIVERPOOL, TUESDAY MORNING.
The Hungarian has arrived with the Canadian
mails of the 11th.
The Africa had arrived at New York, and the
Argo at St. John's, Newfoundland.
The steamship Edinburgh, from New York, for
Glasgow, had put into St. John's, Newfoundland,
with two of her compartments full of water, having
been in contact with an iceberg.
There was no improvement in the Quebec timber
market.

(BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEBEC.)
WASHINGTON, JUNE 11.
Owing to representations from the British Go-
vernment, President Buchanan had determined to
send to the Coast of Afrca and the Gulf of Mexico
the gunboats in course of construction.
NEW ORLEANS, JUNE 10, P.M.
Middling Cotton, 10c. to 11.
MONTREAL,. JUNE 11, P.M.
117 e have had heavy, cold rains and a slight frost.
The crops are looking well.

TORONTO, JUNE 11.
The crops arc looking more promising.
NEW YORK, JUNE 11, P.M.
The North Briton's advices caused an advance of
C. in cotton, middling uplands being quoted at
1 lie. Flour had advanced 10c. per barrel. Wheat
a shade firmer. Indian corn was firm, but un-
changed in price. Other produce remained as last
noted. Money and exchanges were without any
new features.
The stock market was quiet, but prices were
rather higher.
The disputes between the New York Central,
Erie, and other western railroads had been settled,
and the stocks had advanced.
The New York sailed to-day for Southampton
with 400,300 dols. specie.
Advices from Fraser River are unfavourable.

The Austrian Railways perhaps Company as a
set-off against the increasing depreciation ho paper of
the empire—have raisod their charges by 25 per