The Sun.
London, England, 1857-09-18 00:00:00

Ala ERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, THURSDAY, 11 Eg'
The United States' mail steam-ship North
Captain. Lefebra has arrived at Cowes ou her svel
to Havre and Bremen. She left New York °n
sth inst., bringing two days' later advices.
North Star has 32 passengers for Southampton,
67 for Havre and Bremen. She has 100,000 do'''
in specie for Havre, and 50,000 dole. for Londell'
There is lettle political news.
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Late advices from Yucatan received at
Orleans state that a revolution had broken 0;
and nearly the whole State was in arms. The..i.r;
volutionists were composed of the Radical
and were everywhere Sllo3ll3fHl. When the Nicell,74
left, the Governor was marching against Carupeac"
with 1,500 men.
Judge Curtis, of the United States' SuPr_„'4
Court had sent in his resignation, to take ee:e"
from October the Ist.
Lieutenant James M'Garty, who accompenl'a
Dr. Kane on his last Arctic expedition, died °II
denly at Boston on the 21 inst.
The Cashier of the Eagle Bank at Rocbe!„.te:;)
Jolin B. Robertson, had been arrested on a 01';
of attempting to murder his wife by administer]
drugs of a slow but deadly nature.
The New York stock-market on the 4th contintlti
in a feverish, irregular state. Most of the trees;
actions were for cash, and there appeared to be re
good deal of realising ; the time transactions 02.5,
piencipally buyers' option. At the first board 0,
; sourie Sixes advanced 1 per cent. Virginia Seeilea,
1 ; Illinois Central Bonds, 1 ; Delaware and 054
son, 1 ; Pennsylvania Coal, 11 ; Hudson Riv"
Railroad, 11 ; Michigan Central, 1 ;
Southern (Old), 1 ; ditto, preference, 21 ; Panat33;a:
3 ; Galena and Chicago, 1 • Milwaukio and Mi3s;
sippi, 4 ; Cumberland declined per cent. ;
; Harlem, ; Illinois Central, 5 ; Cleveland SI
Pittsburg, ; Chicago and Rcck Island, 2. 4_
railroad bonds there was quite an active busine3'
The scarcity of New York Central Cash Stock coil"
tinues. There was a sale at 2 per cent. under the
cash price for 30 days, seller's option. It appeelu";
to be very difficeule to get out contracts on sad'
option for over 30 days at any difference in prices.
Speculators for a rise were evidently afraid of thi
months of October and November, and were 13°0
disposed to enter into any contracts to mature aboe
that time.
At the second board the market took the tell
anticipated, prices were all off and stocks we'r..
freely offered at the closing rates. New York Ce.;
tral declined 1 per cent. ; Missouri, 6 ;
1 ; and Mississippi, 1 ; Erie, 14 ; Reading,
Michigan Central, 1 ; Micigan Southern, ' 3°o.
Cleveland and Pittsburg, 14. There was no folio
datiou for the recent sudden improvementetei
railroad stocks, and only the most shortsiige r
speculators had been deceived by it. It was eve
petted that prices would go lower than they Pre
touched yet, but the descent would be 131°
gradual than the last. 01
The cotton-market was more active Nv.t•l°,ocl
quotable change in prices. The sales enllll.A-•ie
about 1,600 bales, including 60 sold in translio
from New Orleans to Liverpool. Flour was eta
dull and lower, especially common grades of toe
and Western, while sales were moderate. -
Southern wheat fell off from Ic. to 2e. per be 0
Corn sold to a fair extent, at 76c. for Wre'efoo:
mixed. Pork sold at 25 dole. 25c. to 25 dols•e.
for mess, and 21 dols. to 21 cools 25e. for Pr'eco
Sugars were quite active, and closed at 4c. advt.-et
on good grocery goods. The sales comprised ab a 0
2,loohhd Cuba Muscovado, 875 lags of biirleo
Siams, and 1,636 boxes brown Havannas. u.,°ole.
was steady, with sales of 800 bags of Rio'at •``,l
to 114 c., and a small lot St. Domingo sold at liii`lo
There was more freight offering for Europe, I,e
rates were steady. Among the engagement
Liverpool were 1,360bbd. sugar, at 10s. per :d
and grain to Glasgow at 61(1. in ship's bags, an to
vessel was engaged for the Cape of Good 1101/e
load with flour at 1 dol. per barrel.
PHILADELPHIA, SEPT. Q 4,1.1 ;
Stocks are heavy. Pennsylvania lines, ":j,
Reading Railroad, 274'; Long Island Railr°,,,'d,
91; Morris Canal, 50; Pennsylvania Railr°—
44k.
BUFFALO SEPT. t,
Flour dull. Sales, 500 hhds. at 5 dole. 500' r.
dole. for extra Ohio and Michigan. Wheat l 0 200
Sales, 4,000 bushels Chicago spring at 1 dol. ; 4,(100
bushels' white Ohio at 1 doL 25e. ; and 4/"1.0
bushels prime white Kentucky at 1 dol. 370. ;cots
heavy and offered at 65c. without buyers. ,':st
inactive. Whisky 22c. Freights, 18c. for
to New York. Lake imports for the 24 hours 100
in at noon to-day.-6,000 barrels of flour, 82,4
bushels of wheat, 15,000 bushels of corn, 69 "-of
bushels of oats. Canal exports-28,000 buslielSce,
wheat, 14,000 bushels of corn. Money very Cl°-
checking transactions.
CHICAGO, SEPT. ,4' 0
Flour dull. Wheat active. Corn quiet. tfillo
nothing doing. Shipments to Buff ,10-800 lell,r,ele
of flour, 92,000 bushels of wheat, 32,000 btle'le-t,
of corn. Shipments to Oswego.—No flour or vale 'of
41,000 bushels of corn. Receipts-1,180 bbls•
of
flour, 119,500 bushels of wheat, 36,900 bushels
corn.
ALBANY, SEPT.,aies
Flour market dull, and very little doing. ~.,''
not over 400 or 500 bbls. at former rates. Greet
sates of 4,000 Lushels. Red Illinois winter ivPOO
at 1 dol. 42ic., and 2,000 bushels of white ipd
private terms. Corn again lower, and offertbe
fri.ely. A large quantity afloat is pressing eflroet
market, but buyers are generally shy. Sales 1
1.13
up about 25,000 bushels, mostly at 75c., for Weste
mixed afloat. Sales of 1,000 bushels state inelte-oo
1 dol. 65c. Barley in good supply, but dull. -4,
sa'ei. Shipped last night 700,000 bushels t°'
8,000 bushels wheat.
NEW ORLEANS, SEPT. 4'oo
Cotton sales to-day, 80 bales, including 40 rteet
new at 15ic. to 16c. for middling. Sales 0'1;0
week, 150 bales ; receipts of the week, 1,200 rii;
including 380 bales new; stock, 8,000 bales. 'f„r
declined to 5 dole. 75c. to 5 dole. 850 ; red
1 dol. 10e.; pork buoyant—holders demand an
ranee ; mess, 27c. to 28c. ; lard buoyant at Ile'
holders demand an advance. 10°
Two fires occurred this morning, involving e,
mu
of 70,000 dole. Tile first was the store of glee.
Brothers, Magazine-street, and the second a toff
house in Charles-street.

ARRIVAL OF THE JASON. .gror
The screw-steamer Jason, which left New at
on the 2d, was telegraphed from Hurst Castle
half-past 10. Her news is of course anticipated

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FORCES BEFORE DELIII.—The following is the -" ori
amount of our forces before Delhi previous to th,f3r,ps
rival of Brigadier Niohols,n, with Ids colutD° 460
the Punjaub :—Cavalry, 630 ; native cavalrl,, 600;
European infantry, 2,300 ; native infantry,
total, 4,7 Bo.—Homeward Mil, Sept, 10.

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