The Sun.
London, England, 1859-06-04 00:00:00

RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans
Northern 902 50 .. 900
New ditto. 770 .. 767 50
Lyons and Mediterranean BO6 25 .. 807 50
Geneva 477 50 ..
Southern
Western 502 50 .. 500
Eastern
Sardinian 350 .. 350
Austrian

Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. 15e, ; money,
25f. 10e; three months, paper, 24f. 95e. ; money, 24f. 921 e.

AMERICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY MORNING.
The Persia has arrived, with advices from New
York to the 25th, and 300,758,984 dollars.

Sterling exchange was mostly 110 to 1101 for
60 days' bills. Discount market firmer, at seven
for bills or notes.

The latest quotations for stocks were as follows :
—United States Fives, 1873-4, 104 ; Virginia Sixes,
97 ; Missouri Sixes, 83;73; New York Central, 721 ;
New York and Erie, 7.1 ; Michigan Central, 411 ;
Michigan Southern Preference, 321 ; Cleveland and
Toledo, 274 ; Panama Railroad, 118 ; Illinois Cen-
tral, 53 ; Illinois Central Bonds, 77? ; Chicago and
Rock Island, 611 ; Galena and Chicago Railroad,
631 ; Delaware and Hudson Canal, 84 ; Cumberland
Coal Company, 17+ ; Pennsylvania Coal Company,
82 ; Pacific Mail Steamship Company, 73.
The failure of P. A. Hargons and Brothers had
been announced.

The Bank Statement for the week, as compared
with the preceding returns, showed an increase of
918,673 dols. in specie ; and a decrease of 978,855
in loans, 138,210 dols. in circulation, and 142,509
dols. in net deposits.
Cotton firm, at 111 for middling uplands. A de-
cline of 10c. to 25e. had taken place in flour since
the last advice ; wheat had also declined. Potashes,
5?-c. to 5-Ic. per lb. ; pearls, 51c. Scotch pig iron,
23 dols. to 23 dols. 50c. for six months ; English
from 55 dols. to 56 dols. for refined ; spirits of tur-
pentine, 53c. to 531 c. from wharf ;' crude, 3 dols.
75c.; molasses dull, at lc. to 2c. lower ; mess pork,
17 dols. 25c. to 17 dols. 621 c. ; prime mess beef, 22c.
to 28c. Owing to large arrivals from the West
Indies, sugar had declined Ic. to
Freights continued depressed.
General Walker, with 300 men, had landed at
Acapulco from California.

On the 25th the Persia, spoke the Asia, bound
into New York ; on the 29th she passed the
America.

Washington, from Bremen, at Philadelphia ;
Wapella, from Ardrossan, below Providence 23d
ult. The Persia passed the American ship Sair
dusky 3d inst. in the channel, bound west ; Prince
of Wales, hence, off North Point, Baltimore, 23d
ultimo. Mississipi, from Genoa ; Magdalene, from

Bremen ; and Capella, from Queenstown—at New
Orleans. Southern Chief, from Cardiff, below
New Orleans, 23d ult. City of Baltimore, steamer,
Bellewood, Juliet Ward, Jamestown, Compromise,
and M. R. Ludwig, hence. Vanderbilt, from
Southampton ; Narraganset, from London ; Favou-
rite, from Leghorn ; American, Gipsy Queen, and
Fanny, from Glasgow ; Ocean Traveller, from
Cardiff; Michael, from Newcastle; Maria Matilda,
from Gothenburg ; and Favourite, from Leghorn,
at New York.

THE BRAZILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE 2.

The Royal Mail Company's steamship Tamar,
Captain J. H. Jellicoe, with the usual mails, in
charge of Lieutenant Payne, arrived this day.
The Tamar brings mails from the following
places, with their respective dates affixed :—Buenos
Apes, April 27 ; Monte Video, 30 ; Rio de Janeiro,
May 10 ; Bahia, 14; Pernambuco, 16; and St.
Vincent, 24.

The total number of passengers brought by the
Tamar was 117, having landed 100 at Lisbon.
The Tamar brings specie to the amount of
£57,528 from the following places, viz., £3,080 from
Buenos Ayres, £5,650 from Bahia, £44,359 from
Rio de Janeiro, and £4,439 from Pernambuco ; also,
diamonds, precious stones, and pearls to the amount
of £58,100 from Rio, and £19,900 from Bahia;
and on freight 52 barrels tapioca, 9 boxes succades,
2 boxes arrow-root, 1 box seeds, 2 boxPs cigars, 3
cases plants, 1 case fossils, 1 case specie, and 109
packages samples, sundries, &c.

BUENOS AYRES.
The long-threatened invasion of the province of
Buenos Ayres by Urquiza was, at the date of
the packet sailing, consideked inevitable. The
contingents of Entre Rios and Corrieottes were
moving towards Rosario, where the invading
army was being concentrated. The Govern-
ment of Buenos Ayres has given no new motive
for this fresh act of hostility. Its liberal
institutions, progressive importance and pro-
sperity, as compared with other provinces, are
supposed to constitute the motive for .Urquiza's
Implacable hatred. Should' the invasion not be
successfully opposed the whole province will bo
laid waste and ruined. The Buenos Ayres Govern-
ment is making vigorous_ exertions to meet the
threatened danger. General Remus has been
despatched to the north to watch the enemy's
movements; and it was supposed that seeing the
impossibility of avoiding war, which would only
be delayed till Urquiza felt himself strong enough
to strike a blow, he would probably assume the
offensive. The foreign population of Buenos Ayres
almost unanimously sympathise with the Buenos
Ayreans. and dislike Urquiza. The red riband,
Rosas' old badge, has been revived by Urquiza with
a different motto, and at San Jose, his residence in
Entre Dios and head-quarters, military executions
are said to be frequent.
The business in imports during the month had
oeen very brisk, and subsequent to the arrival of
the packet a furthe-i• rise in all kinds of raw produce
had taken pla":;e. Exchange opened at 675. 6d. and
receded tq 655, 9d. and 665,