The Sun.
London, England, 1861-03-23 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 23, 1861.

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their Ministers for; we would have left Austria

to help herself how she could. Sir GEORGE quoted
the opinions expressed in the debate on the GARI-
BALDI subscriptions, as to the offence of an
individual, here, doing anything which should

LATEST NEWS.

VIENNA, MARCH 23.

An Imperial decree, published to-day, convokes
a Servian National Congress, to be composed of 25
clerical and 50 lay members.
It is also ordered that in place of the Government
Chancellery for the administration of Croatia and
Sclavonia, now located in Agram, a Royal Govern-
ment Council shall be established in that city for
the administration of the kingdoms of Dalmatia,
Croatia, and Sclavonia.

TURIN, FRIDAY.

It is asserted that Count Cavour will this even-
ing submit for approval by the King th% following
list of members of the New Ministry :—Count
Cavour, President of the Council and Minister for
Foreign Affairs and Marine ; General Fanti, War;
Cassinis, Grace and Justice; Minghetti, Interior;
Desanctis, Public Instruction ; Natoli, Agriculture
and Commerce; Bastogi, Finances; Peruzzi, Pub-
lic Works ; Nuilta (P), Minister without portfolio.

AMERICA. -
QUEENSTOWN, MARCH 23.

The Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Company's ship
Adriatic arrived here this morning, with her
Majesty's mails, from New York on the 13th inst.,
which were to have been conveyed in the Cunard
steamship Australasian.
The Adriatic landed passengers and mails, and
proceeded for Southampton at 6.30 a.m.
The Niagara, from Liverpool, had arrived out.
President Lincoln had declined to hold any inter-
course with the Southern Commissioirs.
Colonel Bachus was reported to be en route to
take the command of Fort Brown.
The New York vessels seized by Georgia had been
advertised for sale at Savannah, by way of reprisal,
Nothing decisive had yet been done in the Vir-
ginia and Missouri State Conventions.
_ _

The Constitution of the Confederate States had
been pudlifhed. Under it no foreigners or any
person not a citizen of the Confederate States are
allowed to vote for civil or political State and
Federal officers.
The President and Vice-President are to hold
office for six years.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, MARCH 13,
Exchange.—Bankers' bills, 1051 to 106; comrn
mercial bills, 1041 to 1052.

Stocks higher ; New York Central, 70-1- ; Erie,
331; Illinois, 82.
Cotton more active ; sales 4,000 bales. Middling
upland, 11/.
Flour brisk, but a trifle lolver.
Wheat and coru firm.
Pork and beef quiet.
Coffee and molasses inactive.
Sugars steady.
Freights higher.

LATEST NEWS.

NEW YORK, MARCH 13.

The following appointments have been made
Mr. Cassins Kelaiz, Minister to Spain.
Mr. Thomas Corwin, Minister to Mexico.
Mr. Littlejohn to be Consul at Liverpool.
The cotton market is firm. Middling upland
lltc. to 11 c. Other markets unchanged.

NEW ORLEANS, MARCH 12.

The cotton market is firm. Middling, 111 c. to
12c. Sales of the week, 25,000 bales. Receipts of
the week, 15,000 bales.

The brig Kroosta, bound from Newcastle for New
York, has foundered, The crew have arrived at

Boston.

LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.

The Royal Mail steamer America, which sailed
today for Halifax and Boston, took £86,700 in

specie.

despatched from Sambuca, Girgenti, and Palermo
to put down the disturbar,ce. The whole popu-
lation was disarmed, and ten men arrested, who
are now awaiting their trial.
The committee for the Garibaldian fund, for the
purchase of a million of muskets, has published its
accounts, from which it appears that it had re-
ceived 1,939,577 fr., which were all employed in
purchasing arms and stores for Garibaldi's expe-
dition. The committee, in conclusion, declares
itself dissolved, "the object for which it was
formed having been attained."