The Sun.
London, England, 1861-05-09 00:00:00

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CIVIL WAR IN AMERICA.

(RECEIVED BY THE NORTH BRITON, 'VIA LON-
DONDERRY.)

NEW YORK, APRIL 26, P.M.
Four New York regiments have arrived at Wash-
ington.
The capital is supposed to be strong enough to
resist any attack.
The route from Annapolis to Washington is kept
open by Federal troops,

The Baltimore railroad communication is still
interrupted.
Fort Smith, in Arkansas, with property of the
estimated value of 800,000 dols., has been taken by
the State troops. The Confederate flag has been
hoisted on the fort.
The Governor of New York has made a call for
21 additional regiments.
The public buildings in Washington have been
barricaded.

The Governor of Delaware has responded to
President Lincoln's call for troops.
(LATEST BY TELEGRAPH TO PORTLAND.)

NEW YORK, APRIL 27.

The steamships Fulton and Glasgow have sailed
for Europe—the former with despatches for the
British Government.

The Federal Government is chartering all the
available steamers for transports and gunboats.
The steamer Kedar has been chartered.

The Union sentiment in Maryland is arousing.
In some parts the people threaten to hang their
representatives if they vote for Secession.
The Southern troops are reported to be march-
ing on Washington in detachments.
Planting is neglected in the South.
The growing crops are in danger, from want of
cultivation.

The North Briton left Portland Maine on the
27th ult. She passed the United Kingdom on the
6th inst.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
NEW YORK, APRIL 27.

The stock market is firm. The following are
the latest quotations :—lllinois Central, 571 ; Erie,
21 ; New York Central, 7374 ; Exchange on Lon-
don, 105 to 105;1. Cotton firm ; middling upland,

Breadstuffs advancing; provisions quiet; beef

NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 26,
Cotton nominal; middling, lle. to lie.
Freight id. per lb.
Exchange unsaleable.

MURDER OF COUNT TELEKI.

PESTH, MAY 8.

In to-day's sitting of the Lower House, M.
Ghyczy, the President, confirmed the mournful
tidings which had circulated in this city, that
Count Teleki had been found murdered in his resi-
dence.

Tho house, on this announcement, raised a cry of
despair, and several ladies in the galleries were car-
ried away fainting.
M. Leak, in a voice nearly stifled by emotion,
proposed that the sittings of the house should be
adjourned until Monday next.
The city is highly excited.
It is alleged that Count Teleki committed suicide,
but this statement is doubted.

MARSEILLES, MAY 9.

Advices received here from Constantinople to the
Ist inst. state that Omer Pasha would leave the
following week for Bosnia, accompanied by a dele-
gation composed of one attaché from each Embassy
of the great Powers.
A French steamer had proceeded to Beyrout to
bring back the International Commission to Con-
stantinople.
Prince Garatschanin, who was in Constantinople
on a special mission from Servia, claimed from the
Porte hereditary rights for the reigning family of
Obrenovitsch.

TURIN, MAY 9.
Prince Carignan and the Chevalier de Nigra are
shortly expected at Turin.
The appointment of the Commander de Martino
as Lieutenant of the King of Naples has been de-
cided upon. He will soon proceed thither.

THORN, MAY 8.

Extraordinary sittings of the Council of State
have taken place for several days past at Warsaw,
on account of some peasants having refused to per-
form the forced labour required of them.
The latest news announces that in some districts,
however, the peasants are less refractory.

FRANCE.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING.

In to-day's sitting of the Corps Legislatif several
members of the committee on the Treaty of Com-
merce complained of the manner in which the Go-
vernment was proceeding in reference to the duties
on the exportation of rags and drills, as the duties
established by the Franco-Belgian Treaty of Com-
merce did away with the amendments proposed by
the committee.

Several Government bills were laid on the table,
one of which was for opening a credit of 45 million
francs for great works of public utility, and another
for issuing bonds, amounting to 104 million francs,
repayable in thirty years.

BOURSE, May B.—The market continues heavy,
but without any further decline in prices. An ex-
pectation of an advance in the rate of discount by
the Bank of England rather acts unfavourably on
the market. Threes, for the Account, are now at
69f 20c. Railway Shares dull, and with a decline
on some of the lines.

The following were the last quotations:—
ft per per Cents ... 96 25 ; Credit Fonder 997 50
Do end month.... —I Belgian 4/ 9B 75
3 per Cents
Do. end month 69 30 Roman
Bank Shares 2890 —1 Austrian
Credit Mobilier.... 701 25 ' Spanish Threes 49
Do. Account 7OO —1 Rome Debt