The Sun.
London, England, 1857-05-02 00:00:00

SAFETY OF THE ONEIDA.

BY SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELEGRAPH.)

We (Times, second edition) have received the
following from our correspondent at Marseilles :
" ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 23.
"The European, with the Australian mails,
arrived at Suez on the 19th inst., bringing the
Oneida's passengers together with her own, and
gold of the value of 50,0001.
‘5 The Oneida had put back to King George's
Sound. She broke her sole plate and crank-pin
400 miles north of Cape Lewin. She arrived at
the Sound 36 hours after the departure of the
Simla, and left for Sydney 22d March.
" Ships arrived at Sydney—Electra. Sailed—
De la Hague, 21st March ; Alnwick Castle, 12th
March.

" Ships arrived at Melbourne—Herald of the
Morning, Champion of the Sea, Gipsy Bride, Swift-
sure, James Carson, and James Fernie.
" Sailed—Medway, with 18,000 ounces gold,
17th February ; Donald M'Kay, 12,000 ounces,
120th ; Istamboul, 45,000 ounces, 3.1 March ; Sus-
sex, 48,000 ounce 3, 7th ; Stebonheath, 5,000
ounces, Bth ; Walmer Castle, unknown, 15th.
" Prices at Sydney—AVool, 9d. to 2s. ld. ; tal-
low, 355. to 455. ; but freights on wool, id. to id.;
Melbourne gold, 765. to 79a. ; bank bills, 2 per
cent.

" ALEXANDRIA, APRIL 25.
" The Etna leaves to-day, with dates from Sydney,
March 10; Melbourne, 14th ; Caylon, April 4th.
Oshanassy succeeds as Chief Secretary at Mel-
bourne; Coster, Treasurer; Greeves, Trade; Duffy,
Crown Lands ; Hone, Public Works ; Chapman,
Attorney-General ; Wood, Solicitor-General.
" The Assembly adjourned for one month to give
time for the elections and other arrangements.

" Exports of gold from Melbourne to the 13th of
March, 517,313 ounces, against 613,041 ounces last
year. Money plentiful. Credit good.
" At Sydney two public meetings had been held
—one for the formation of an Electoral Reform
League ; the other to establish a society for the
promotion of a protectionist policy.

' Business rather inactive, but without positive
Wool, 10d. to 2s. 2d. ; beef tallow,

depression.
451. to 481.

"MELBOURNE, MARCI 14,
" The January mail is not yet in.
" MALTA, APRIL 29.

" Admiral Lord Lyons has been cruizing with
the Brunswick, Centaur, and Conqueror in the
offing of this istind since the 23J, and will, it is
expected, enter port on the 30th."

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY MORNING.
The Canard steamer, Cambria, arrived at Mar-
seilles this morning, with the mails per European
and Oneida.

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY,

End of Month.
9lfr. 75 :.
68 45

_
Cash. fr. c.
44 per Cants
3 per Cents. 6B 60
Bank Shares 4,350
Credit Mobilier 1,282 50 Roman
Do. AccoJnt 1,280 Austrian
Belgian 4.t
Piedroontese (5) 9O Home Debt

RAILWAYS-FOR CASH.

The European arrived at Suez on the 19th of
April, with 148 passengers, and 50,0001. sterling in
gold.
The dates are :—Sydney, March 11th ; Mel-
bourne, the 15th ; King George's. Sound, the 21st;
Ceylon, April sth.
The Oneida had returned to King George's
Sound with sole-plate and crank-pin broken ; was
repaired, and returned to Sydney, March 2d. Her
passengers and cargo have come per European.
Arrivals at Sydney.—lstamboul, Electra, and
Alnwick Castle.
At Melbourne—Herald of the Morning, Cham-
pion of the Seas, Gipsey Bride, Jas. Carson, Jas.
Fernie, and Swiftsure.
Last departures were—Medway, 17th February,
with 18,000 ounces of gold ; Donald M'Kay, Feb.
26th, 12,000 ounces of gold ; Istamboul, March 3,
45,000 ounces of gold ; Sussex, March 17th, 48,000
ounces of gold; Stebonheath, Bth March, 5,001
ounces of gold ; Walmer Castle, March 15th, quan•
tity of gold unknown.
• Passed off Cape Otway, a clipper, painted black,
about 1,800 tons, going towards Port Phillip.

The Grand Duke Constantine dined last evening
with their Majesties, as we 1 all the officers of his
suite. Count Kisseleff, the Russian ambassador,
Prince Tolstop, secretary to the embassy, and Col.
Aldebinski„ were also present.
Oa the occasion of the death of the Duchess of
Gloucester the French court will go into mourning
for four days from to•day. The dejeuner which
was to have taken place to-day, 2d, at Villeneuve
I'Etang is postponed.
BOURSE, May I.—The following were the las
quotations :

tr. C. if r c
Orleans 1,480 Western
Northern -
Lyons 1,485 New Ditto -
Mediterranean 2,035 Grand Central -
Geneva; 7821 Sardinian -
Midi ......... - Austrian Cum. ...... 718 -