The Sun.
London, England, 1861-09-21 00:00:00

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Stocks steady. Illinois, 674; New York Central,
731 ; Erie, 26.
Exchange on London, 108.
Cotton firm and quiet. Flour and wheat firm.
Provisions dull.

PARIS, SEPT. 20.

•
The Patrie of.this evening says :
" The Kiog of Holland is expected to arrive in
France about Oct. 15."

The Pays of this evening asserts that the Duke
de Magenta will represent the Emperor at Konigs-
berg.

3 23 P.M.
The Bourse has been firm, with very little busi

13 OS.
Rentes closed at 69f. 25c., or sc. higher than
yesterday.

SOUTHAMPTON, SEPT. 21.

The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Teutonia, from New York on the 7th inst., has ar-
rived off Cowes.

She brings 166 passengers for Hamburg, Havre,
and Southampton, and 600 dole, in specie for Ham-
burg.

On the 11th inst. she spoke the steamer City of
Manchester, bound west.

The African, from Liverpool, passed Cape Race
on the 10th inst.

The North Briton arrived off Father Point on
the 10th inst.

ATHENS, SEPT. 20.

The following fresh details have now transpired
respecting the attempted assassination of the Queen
of Greece.

The miscreant is a student, named Durios, 17
years of age. The weapon he used was a revolver.

On being arrested he declared that he had no
accomplices.

The Queen displayed great coolness, and visited
the Arsenal on the day following the attempt.

VIENNA, SEPT. 21.

The Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian took part
in the last Ministerial Council, in reference to the
War Marine, a considerable increase in which may
be anticipated.

CRACOW, SEPT. 20.

On the proposition of the Governor of Poland,
the Administrative Council of Warsaw has resolved
to declare the city in a state of siege should the
disturbances be renewed. Yesterday the clergy in
their sermons condemned the recent excesses com-
mitted in Warsaw. The maintenance of order is
now probable.

WARSAW, SEPT. 20.
The municipal elections are appointed to take
place on the 25th inst.

THE HAGUE, SEPT. 20.

During the discussion in the Chamber of Deputies
to-day on the Address in reply to the King's
Speech, the Minister for Foreign Affairs stated that
the Government had recognised Victor Emmanuel
as King of Italy, and had already announced this
act in the Official Gazette, in the same manner as
when Holland recognised the present Emperor of
the French.

The Minister further said—" Hitt the Speech
from the Throne the King was silent on this point,
it was only because he wished, in case of difference
of opinion, to avoid wounding the susceptibilities
of some of the members of the house."

RAGUSA, SEPT. 20.

A meeting has been held by the principal Alba-
nian chiefs in order to decide upon their course of
action in the struggle now going on between the
Turks and theiMontenegrins.Alt is believed that
they will proclaim a neutrality.

ATHENS, SEPT. 19.
Yesterday evening, at 9 o'clock, a student fired
on the Queen in the Palace Square.
The weapon, however, missed its aim.
The student has been arrested.
General indignation is felt at this attempt. Per-
fect tranquillity prevails.

BOMBAY, AUG. 28.
There is no political news of importance.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

Cotton,—Broach 170, nominal. Twist improv-
ing. Shirtings dull and declining.
Money plentiful. Discount unaltered.
Government Securities.—Fours, 821; Fives,
954 ; Fives-and-a-half, 102 .
Exchange on London, 2s, ON. Freights, 555.
to 575, 6d.

CALCUTTA, AUG. 24.
(BY TELEGRAPH TO BOMBAY.)
Shirtings active, but unchanged in price. Twists
advancing. Indigo prospects continue bad. Lin-
seed advancing; slow sales. Saltpetre firmer.
Copper sheathing and tile, fair inquiry; but prices
barely maintained. Silk dull.
Government Securities—Fives, 1017,- to 101 a.
Exchange on London, 2s. Old. Discount unal-
tered. Freight, 555.