The Sun.
London, England, 1857-07-23 00:00:00

AUSTRALIA.

We have received by way of Constantinople the
following message from our corre,spoudent in Alex-
andria :

"ALEXANDRIA, JULY 14.

" The Simla arrived at Suez on the 12th of J uly,
with dates from Sydney of May 25 ; Melbourne,
May 30 ; Ceylon, June 23.
" She has 35 passengers and gold to the value of
40,0001.

" Her mails are despatched to Malta to-day per
Scamander, whence they will be conveyed to Mar-
seilles by the European and Australian Royal Mail
Company's steamer Cambria. They will probably
reach Marseilles on the 24th or 25th inst.
" The Great Britain left Melbourne on the 21st
of May with 101,600 ounces of gold.
At Melbourne money was plentiful and secu-
rities high ; flour at 221. ; gold for escort, 100,0001.
per month less than last year.
"The O'Shauassy Ministry has re3igned in con -
sequence of being defeated in the Assombly. Mr.
Haines was Chief Secretary.
" Sydney share-market firm ; wool, ls. 10d. to
2s. for superior clips."

LIVERPOOL, JULY 22.

Messrs. D. and C. M'lver haveftvouredus with
the following advices from Australia, received by
them this afternoon by telegraph from Constanti-
nople :
"The Simla arrived at Suez on the 12th inst.
with 35 passengers, 14 boxes of gold, valued at
40,5811. and 43 packages of cargo.
" She arrived at Sydney on the 9th of May and
left Melbourne on the 39th of May ; King George's
Sound, the 6th of June ; and Ceylon, the 2d of
July.

" The mails ex Simla are forwarded to Malta by
the Scamander, by the Consuls authority.
The Oneida left Sydney on the sth. of May and
the Columbian left Galls on the 15th of June, and
the European left King George's Sound on the Ist
of June.
" Sailed from Melbourne for London.—The In-
domitable and Swifcsure, with 116,486 ounces of
gold.
For Liverpool.—The James Baines (arrived),
the Lightning, the Summer Cloud, the Sardinian,
with 112,482 ounces, and the Great Britain (May
20) with 101,647 ounces.
" Arrivals from Liverpool.--The Indian. the
Dunsandle, the Dee, the Broughton, the David
M'lver, the Morning Glory, the Montmorency, the
Talem, and the Pomona."

FRANCE.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING.

Signor Ezeiuiel Montes, Envoy Extraordinary
from the Mexican Government to the Court of
Rome, has arrived in Paris on his way to his desti-
nation. Signor Montes was formerly Mexican
Minister to the United States, and in that capacity
signed at Washington the treaty of commerce con-
cluded octween Mexico and the United States.

MarshAl Rrndon, Governor-General of Algeria,
embarked oa the 19th inst. at Dellya, on the steam
frigate Cacique, to return to Algiers. A public re-
saptiou was preparing for him, and private letters
state that his complete success during his late CT-
pedition against the Kabyle% ham produced a pro-
found impression upon all cl teses of the population.
Admiral Ham-I'n, Minister of Marine, wi'l ac•
company the Emperor and Empress of the French
to England on board the Refine Hortense.

The appointment of Captain Montaignac de Chau-
vence, of the Imperial Navy, and commAnder of
the floating battery Devaitation daring the Crimean
war, to the rank of Pear-Admiral is announc€d.
Captain, now Admiral, Montaignac, is President of
the Commission on Packet-boati.

A great number of decorat!ons are to be given to
the army on the occasion of the fete of the 15th
August, but very few to civilians. Eighteen deco-
rations have been sent to the Department of Marine
by the Grand Duke Constlntine, as a souvenir of
his visit to France.

BounsE, July 22.—Th3 following were the last
quotations :
Casb. fr. c. End of Month.
41 per Cents - --fr. —O.
3 per Cents 66 90 66 95
Bank Shares 2,900 Credit Foncier
Credit Mobilier ...... 945 -- Roman
86
Do. Account 947 50 Austrian
Belzian 4.
Yiedm ontese (5) B3i— Rome Debt
B.A.ILWAYs—roa CASH.
tr. C. tr c.
Orleans 1,145 -- Western
Northern 1—
Lyons 9lO New Ditto -45 --
Mediterranean .. ..... 933 Grand Central
Geneva
Midi - Austrian Cum. ...,.. 665