The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-25 00:00:00

1857

Ledier, G.-sth : Comte de la Bedoyere,
Ailed, G.
SEINE-ET-MARNE.-15t Cir : De Beauverger, G.,
against Bethisy-2d Gareau, G.-3d.: Cosseau.
G.
SEINE-ET-OISE. —lst Cir. :Baron Camel de Sain t-
Martin, G., against Lamdrin, 0.-2 d : Darblay, G.,
against Marquis de Selves-3d : Come de Gody
cl'Arsy, G., against De Benaz, 0.-4th : Dela-
primo, G.
DEUX-SEVRES. -ISt Oir. : Ferdinand David, G.
—2d : Comte du Hamel, G.-3d : De Lenardiere,
G.

SOMME.-18t Cir.: Allart, G.-2d : Baron Til-
lette de Clermont, G.-3d : Conneau, G. against
Hamel and Dermignys 0.-sth : Randoing, G.
TARN.—lst Cir.: Gisclard, G., against Canet,
0.-2 d : Baron de Carayon Latour, G., against
Nauzieres, 0.-3 d : Gem Caron Gorsse, G.
TARN-ET-GARONNE. —lst Cir.: Count Janvier
Delamotte, G., against Rigail de Lastours, 0.-2 d:
Belmorvet, G., against Tournayre.
VAR.-Ist Cir. : Lescuyer d'Attainville, G.,
against Conte, 0.-2 d : Baron Portali?, G.-3d :
Viscount de Kerveguen, G.

VAIYCLUSE.-Ist : Marquis do Yorelos. G.,
against Gen. Cavaignac, 0.-2 d : Millet, G.,
against Reynaud Gardette, 0.; and Meynard.
VENDEE.-Ist Cir. : Marquis de Sainte-liermine,
G., against De Puiberneau.-2d, : Leroux (Alfred)
G.

VIENNE.-Ist Cir. : Bourlon, G. against David
de Thais, 0.-2 d : R. Beauchamp, G., against
Vergnaud.
HAUTE-VIENNE. —litt Cir. Nollalhier, G.,
against Jules Bastide, : Galley Saint-Paul,
G., against De Roffignac, 0.
VOSGES. —let Cir. : Count de Bourcier de Villers,
G.-2d : Ayme, G., against Buffet, 0.-3 d : Baron
de Ravinel, G.

Y ONNE. —lst Cir. : Count d'Ornano, G., against
Guichard, 0., and Chaslin.-31 : Li) Comte, G.,
against Charton, 0.
BOURSE, June 24.—The result of the elections
having been highly favourable to the government,
in the departments, speculators have shown a dis-
position to make new purchases of Rente and
shares, but the rise was checked by the uncertainty
which existed'about the intentions of the Bank of
of France, many persons apprehending that no
modification would be made in the rate of dis-
count. Threes had been done at 691. and 69F. be.,
but receded to 68F. 80c. ; Mobilier varied from
1,185 f. to 1,185 f. ; Lyons, 1,515 f. to 1,505 f. ;
Orleans, 1,495 f. 50c. to 1,485 f. ; Northern, 990 f.
to 9851. ; Eastern old shares, 740 f. to 735 f. ; New
shares, 725 f. t' 720 f.; Southern, 775 f. to 772 t. 50e.;
and Austrian, 660 f. to 656 f. 25c.

A letter from Cettingue in the Deutschland of
Vienna, says :—" A conflict took place in Monte-
negro on the 27th May between the Kuciens, par-
tisans of Turkey (who to the number of 1,000 in-
vaded the Montenegrin territory) and 600 natives.
The latter had 4 killed and 8 wounded, while the
Kuciens had 3 killed and 28 wounded. The latter
offered battle to the Montenegrins again on the
morrow, but the latter declined to accept it and
hastened to acqua;nt the prince, who was at the
Cettingue, of what had occurred. The foreign
consuls advised the prince to pardon both parties,
and they offered to effect afterwards a reconciliation
between them. The prince accepted this proposal,
and it is hoped that hostilities will cease."

"The negotiations," says a Vienna letter, "be-
tween the Porte and the great powers for the pur-
pose of abolishing the capitulations which accord
to the foreign embassies jurisdiction over the
natives of the country which they represent have
not as yet terminated favourably, the powers hav-
ing declared that they could not consent to the
proposed abolition until the Porte had introduced
into its states a civil code in conformity with Euro-
pean ideas, and should agree not to make any dif-
ference in the application of that code between its
Mussulman and non-Mussulman populations."

The Grand Duke Constantine returned to St.
Petersburg on the 15th from his excursion in
Western Europe. IL I.H. is to take the direction
of the Government during the absence of the Etn,
peror, who was to leave St. Petersburg on the 23d
June. Prince Orloff and Count Bloudoff are
joined to the Prince in the Government, so as to
form with him a sort of Council of Regency.

ADM RICA.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY, 10.55 A.M.

The European and American Company's steamer
Indiana, Captain. Baker, is just telegraphed from
Hurst, on her voyage from New York.

THE BRAZILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, JUNE 24.
The screw steamer Teutonia, belonging to the
Hamburg and Brazilian Company, Captain M
chin, arrived this afternoon from the Brazils. She
left R o de Janiero on the 17th of May, Babia the
231, Pernambw.to the 26th, and Madeira the 16th
of June. Having broken one of the fans of her
screw on the 1,1 of Juno the mails and pas-
sengers for Lisbon was landed at Madeira and
sent on by packetboat, so that the Teutonia did not
call at that port. She will go into graving-
dock here immediately, to have a new screw
fitted, and will proceed to Hamburg in a few days.
The Teutonia has 52 passengers (26 for this place
and the same number for Hamburg) ; and on
freight she has diamonds value 2,1621. sterling,
5,906 bags of cocoa, '699 maugotes, 230 bales of to.
bacco, 8 parcels containing cigars, fruit, and sail-
dries, 30 carrels, 2 cases, and 10 serous of mar-
chandisa, the whole for Hamburg.
From Rio the Teutonia's dates are only two days
la'er thau those by the Teviot, awl she conse-
quently brings no news.. The following cargoes of
coffee are reported as having been cleared for expor-
tation on 16th of May, per Maxwell, for New York
and Baltimore, 2,627 bags; E. Johnston, fol.
Copenhagen, 1,186 bags ; Phipps, for the United
States, 930 bags ; different ports, 2 bags ; being a
total of 4,745 bags. The whole amount cleared
from the first of the month to the 16th was 149,854
bags.

A correspondent at Pernambuco writes as follow 3
on the 26th .--

" Since we lacit addressed you by the Teviot on the
22d in. very little change has taken place in our market.
White sugars, however, are in better demand, and prices
tend upwards, about 200 rols per arroba. No stook of
muscovado left for sale.

"The Dante, from St. John's, Newfoundland, came
up this morning with a cargo of codfish.
"Exchange.--274d. at 60 days' sight. Nothing done
since the Teviot
" Freights.—A vessel has been engaged for the Medi-
terranean at ss. and 5 per cent."
Two Austrian and two American ships of war
were at Madeira on the 16th inst.

The following ships were spoken by the Teutonia
during her voyage home :—The English bark Duke
of Roxburghe and the Hamburg schooner Nimrod,
in lat. 30.35 N., long. 20.20 W. Sardinian brig,
with signal " P.R." in black and white flag, in lat.
49.29 N., long. 5.17 W.