The Sun.
London, England, 1850-04-16 00:00:00

ITALY.

The tilonitore Toscano has the following from Rome
of the 6th : _ _ .

" It is now said here that the Holy Father will enter
Rome on Saturday next (lath). All public demonstra-
tions have been forbidden, and the preparations made
by the Commune and the Minister of Finance sus-
pended. A solemn triduo (service of three days) will,
however, be celebrated in the church of every rione, or
quarter of the city. The Holy Father will not pass
through the centre of the town, but through the romi
Monti,Trastevere, and Borg°. The Neapolitan troops will
escort him ;(') Velletri; the- Carabineers from Velletri to
Genzatiet the French Dragoons thence to Albano; and
the Chasaears of Africa from Albano to Rome. Cardinal
Patrisi;• 'Bishop of Albano, will accompany his Holiness
from his diocese to the capital. When the Holy. Pontiff
shall have entered tile• gate. of San Giovanni, General
Baraguay d'Hilliers will ride on one side of his carriage,
and Prince Darberini on the other. The Swiss guards
will be drawn up en tacit vide of the st: erA, and the noble,
guardli, the French staff, end the suite of his •Holiness
will f )llew. The Yontitl will s'.np at the 'BAsilic;l of Sr,
John's, where lie rill be received by their Eminences
the Cardinals of the Government Commission and by
the Chapter. In this church the lloly Father will re-
ceive the benediction and Holy Sacrament."
The following notice was published at Turin on
the 9th
Adminstration of Public Saety.—Questure r f Turin.
—This • day the law for the abolition of ecclesiastical
jurisdiction and immunities has been published. The
gratitude of the nation manifests itself by-an attitude full
of dignity. All demonstrations and crowds shall be
dispersed, as they may become a pretext for disorder
and violence.

"Tho Councillor Director of the Que.tture,
" ADVOCATE AlICONO."

COURSE. Oi EXCHA
Amst,minm ... 12 2
Ditto, three rnsn .. 12 3
nottsidarn ' ; . ..• •.. .. 12 Ysy
Antwerp - 25 85
Brassels— • • • • • • • 25 85
Ilamburgh 3[.8. 13 134
PartB43,lBys'slght •• 25 82%
Ditto, 3 months .... 25 85
Slarsellles ...• •• 25 87%
80urdeaux......... •
Frankfort on Maine.... 121 X
Vienp.a. •• • . 12 6
Trieste, ditto.. • • 12 ' 7
retetsbtuih, F311,Rb10.. .
bladed ..... 4944

N GE.---( THIS DAY.)

Legh0rn........ •••••• 30 75
Genoa .••• •• •• 26 15
Milan • ••'.• •• •• ••••

• • •• • • ••
'Maples ...... • • •. • • 40%
Palenno,peroz........ 122
Messina .............. 122 S
risbon.• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 13
13%
Ello Janeiro
Buenos A.yres .. • • •• •

New Yori,2ldays'sight
Philadelphia .. ••• • .• -
?AMU Or ACILION, OZ.
Foreign Geld in liars 43 17 9
Portegal Gold Coin .. 0 0 0
Spanish Doubloons .. 0 0 0

Cadiz . •••• •.•• ...••

Rarceloaa • . • • ......
dorill{3 .••••• • • • • •• • 114.

'New Dollars ...... 0 4 1014
Silveri* bars 0 4 11%

MARKET INTELLIGENCE.
(From the London IVew Price Current, April 16.)

t‘•:,'LIGAP.—Tor- day the West India Sugar market pre-
sented a- brisker appearance', and the business concluded
by private contract was at lull former rates. The total
operations amount to 650 hhda, &e.. including at public
sale 150 Ilk's 5 trcs Barbadoes, which went at steady
prices for the better sorts, but a decline of col for infe-
kinel44 lino yellow realise,d 40s 6d to 421, raid to
good 376 Gel to 40s, inferior 35: 6d t's,37s. 32 Midi, 41
trcs crystalised Demerara sold rather cheaper; good
mid 6d, low 37s 6d, and
yellow at 4ls to 41s 60,
brown: 334 Gd to 349 pia cwt. • •
ritEJINED To-day a further reduction took place in
the value of Refilled Sugar, and home dealers operated-
wtth caution. We quote brown Lumps at 47s 6d to
48s, and fair to good grocery 483 6,1 to 50s per cwt.
There:Are few buyers of Crushed Sugar, and 27s to-28s
is the value of British.
MAURITIUS.—This ern f oon the public sales of Mau-.
9 ,
ritius Sugar consisted of 6,713 bags ; -they went off at
steady rates, anckho whole sold ; fine and good yellow
went at.37a to 38a 6d, low to mid 34s to 36s Gd, fine
btown,,B, to 343, inferior 294 to 323, and low to good
refining sorts 33s to 37s per cart.
EAST INDIA.—This afternoon there were eight public
sales of Bengal Sugar, consisting of 16,528 bags, the
chief portion of which comprised white Benires; nearly
the whole sold, but at lower rites; other kinds went at
full terms. .Firte white Benares fetched 39510 401, low•
to good 3Gs to 38s 6(1'; damp and washed 34a 6d to 39i
64; fine grainy white 465. to 46s 6d; good and fine 3'e 1
jo 40s_6d to 413 6d, and low to 'good soft ditto 323 to
359•6 d. Of China 699 bags were taken in at 35s 6.21 to
36s 6d for greyish yellow. •
FOREIGN.—By. private treaty since our last report
3,000 chests yelfow Havannish -have been sold at from
1i s od to 21s Gd for low to fine, with a few Florettas at
23s 6d per, cwt, ancrtwo "cargoes. white Ilavannah for
Rusgigat 32s per cwt—Thereare,however, several buyers
b4alg9scmheasntsilolaf
rather under present 'rates. Atpidalli,cBl6le
Peruarobueo were withdrawn, and 45
were taken in; low to ord damp brown Muscavado at
13 to 16s, and ord yellow', at 'l7s. At auction, 1,022
chests Havannah were all taken in "at from 373 6d to
41s for low to fine. By private treaty the chief sale has
been 150 hhds Cuba Muscovado at 35s par curt.
MoLessia.—This afternoon there was not much do-
wand fur Molasses, and at auction 87 pkge Bengal were
• all withdrawn.
Cocos —There has been little business concluded in
West India by private treaty, and a small parcel at pub-
lic sale was withdrawn. The value of red Trinidad is
41s to 465, and grey 39s to 43s per cwt: There has been
little business concluded. in Foreign, and 28s to 30s is the
Value.
COFFEE.—This afternoon there was no public tale of
Coffee, and the purchases made by private treaty were
small for all purposes, still it was difficult to buy good
ord Native Ceylon under 481 per cwt Ober() is, however,
a disposition on the part ofsome holders to press sales
for arrival.. The public sales of Coffee declared to take
place on Thurday and Friday are at present of little
nwoment, but several parcels of various • sorts are o offer
by private treaty.
TEA.—Operations in Black Tea have been small for
• all, purposes, and the quantity on offer is larger than for
fsotre time past, while the rates acceded to have been
. rather under thoso that existed on Tuesday last.
Sales of ordinary and good common Con on have
biera made at 9d to 9d, better sort 10d to is lad, and
superior Is 2d to is 8d per lb. Green kaa been operated
Theperted
in with caution, and supplies are getting large
amount of business concluded in Scented and Pekoe Teas
has.been upon a small scale, and prices are receding.
Fur public sale large parcels of Tea are declared. ,
tirtcEs.—To-day Pepper met with little attention,
and at public sale 642 bags Blaslc went at barely former
rates—Msllabar half heavy, selling at 31d to 3-ad, da.
xnagtd 30 to 30, and 'Sumatra good sound 31d; 24
bags write solo at 4 to for- oru and
good ordinary diney, which are lower rates.
Cloves aro rarher cheaper, and 212 bags Bourbon
sold et 7d to 7,4-1 fir mid to good, and damaged at 6d to
7d. Of Pimento 300 bags whoa in at 54d to 511 for
good ord coarse. 180 cheats Cassia Lignea sold