The Sun.
London, England, 1850-07-19 00:00:00

ITALY.

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Intelligence has been received from Naples to the
11th inst.
On the 10th the Count DE MONTEMOLIN was
married at the Caserta to the Princess CAROLINE,
sister of the King of NAPLES. The Duke DE Rivas,
the Spanish Ambassador, at once demanded his pass-
ports, and left Naples the same day.

MALTA.
Letters from Malta of the 12th inst. announce that
the Hogue screw steam-ship bad arrived on the 11th
from Lisbon and Gibraltar. News from the fleet
has reached Malta by the Oberon. The cholera was
rapidly declining. Quarantine had been established
—at Naples of 21 days, at Leghorn 7 days, and
Corfu 10 days, on all arrivals from Malta, according
to the last accounts. Oa the 10th inst. the Governor
of Malta, as President of the Council, gave the fol-
lowing report on the attacks and deaths from the 9th
of June to the 10th of July :—Of the population,
122 attacks and 89 deaths ; in the fleet, 32 attacks
and 18 deaths ; in the garrison, 19 attacks and 19
deaths. Total cases, 173; total deaths, 126.

THE WEST INDIA MAIL.
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY MORNING.

eTxhe
icanTimamaielss,staerarm-ship, with theivedearlythis and West India
s
She
brines 282,733 dolls. on merchants' account, and
44,789 dolls. for the. Mexican dividends, besides a
large quantity of indigo, tobacco, cochineal, arrow-
root, &c.
Jamaica dates extend to the 22d of June. Business
had improved since the last advices, notwithstanding
the markets continued inactive, with cautious trade
purchases. The weather had been favourable, with
fine rains all over the country.
The French islands, Guadaloupe and Martinique,
were still under martial law, in consequence of in-
cendiarism.
All was tranquil at Cuba, but a strict blockade was
still kept up.
The cholera was but trifling at Havanna') ; it bad
much declined. In the city of Mexico, however, it
was raging, as well as in the interior.

MEXICAN BONDHOLDERS.
We have received the following communication from
the committee of Mexican bondholders
July 18, 150.
"The committee of Mexican Bondholders have re-
ceived advices of the shipment of 42,000 dollars to the
Bank of England towards the payment of the Mexican
dividends, from Vera Cruz, where the amount pending
for account of the bondholdt rs or the 15th Juno was es-
timated at 136.641 dollar.; 28 cents."

SITE OF THE EXHIBITION OF 1851.—The local
committee of Manchester has passed the following resolu-
tions:--"
of which llyde-park
tions:—" That recollecting Hyde-park, as well as the other
parks about London, is provided at the expense of the nation
--and seeing that out of 1,00
consists, only 25 acres are proposed to be temporarily appro-
priated for the exhibition of industry, this committee has
witnessed with astonishment and regret the attempts made
to interfere with the plans of the Commissioners, so far as re-
lates to the site for the building; an attempt to prevent the
occupation of a small part of a park belonging to the public
for an exhibition so national in its character, one in which
the general public are so much interested, and one for which
invitations have been issued to the whole civilized world.
That this committee approves the site selected, and is of
opinion that the objections urged by interested parties are
entirely disposed of by the temperate but unanswerable re-
port transmitted to the Lords of the Treasury by the Com-
missioners of Woods and Forests." This resolution having
been passed the committee adjourned.
THE NORTH LONDON ATHENIEUM.—Last evening
a Club,dra mtoaotikc
placeat performance,this byiu s the
ion.
members
T heo theady Sofh aLk Sypoenrse,
And two farces, were very respectably performed.