The Sun.
London, England, 1855-11-22 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The Moniteur notifies that, by a decree of the
Emperor, dated the 19th Nov., Rear-Admiral
Baudin is named Governor of French Guiana, in
place of Rear-Admiral Bollard, who returns to
France for the recovery of his health.
Vice-Admiral La Place is named Prefet of the
2d Maritime Arrondissement, in place of Vice-
Admiral Trehouart, appointed to a command at sea.
Vice-Admiral Charmer is named a member of the
Board of Marine Works, in place of Admiral De
Lapierre, deceased.

The Paris gossips who, a day or two since, would
have it that the Duke of Cambridge's sister was to
be married to the Prince Napoleon, now hint at
the probability of a match being made between
her Royal Highness and the King of Sardinia.
The Patrie says it is informed that the difference
between England and the Uuit©d States, although
not definitively arranged, is is a way of settlement,
and that the efforts of the American Ambassador
in London have contributed to this happy result.
M. Paillet has left by his will a sum of 10,000 f.
to the Council of the Order of Advocates, to be
employed by them in the encouragement of young
barristers.

The Imperial Guard, now on its way home from
the Crimea, has been ordered to halt on the route,
so that the whole body may enter Paris together
on Dec. 2, the anniversary of the coup d'etat.
The rumours alluded to yesterday with reference
to the mission of General Canrobert to Stockholm
are stated on good authority to be well founded, and
' no doubt appears to be entertained that he has suc-
ceeded in his object. The terms of a military con-
yen tion have, it is affirmed, been agreed on, in
I virtue of which Sweden will furnish a contingent
next /spring, to act conjointly with us in the event
of peace not being made before then, and her
gun-boats will co-operate with our fleet in the
north. It is also stated that an army, composed of
French, English, and Swedes, will be sent to Cour-
land, so that both Austria and Prussia will be
forced to declare themselves. The inducement
offered to Sweden to take this important step is not
positively stated, but there can be no difficulty in
believing that the restoration of Finland, so dear
to the hearts of the Swedish people, is one of the
principal conditions of their joining the alliance.
The Imperial iron foundry at ludret, which has
just finished the engines of 900-horse power for the
iiedoutable line-of-battle ship recently launched at
Rochefort, is now employed on other engines of
the same power for the Alexandre, at present on
the stocks at the same port, and which has been
lately converted into a screw. Orders have been
received at Rochefort to build and fit out in the
course of next year two first-class steamers, the
Monge and the Forbin, two transports of 1,20 G
tons each, the Aube and the Finistierre, and to lay
down the keel of a 70-gun ship, the Desaix.

BOURSE, Nov. 21.—The following are the last
quotations :

Cub ft. e. End of Month,
4r Cents
94 —f. .per
f.-
Cents 65 70 65 85
New Loan 66 65
Bank Shares ...... 3160 Roman
Credit Mobilier 1227 50. Austrian
Belgian Fives ...... .. 936 Spanish Threes
Fiedmontese B5 50 Home Debt

RAILWAYS-708 CASH.

fr. C. c
(Means lll6 25 Western 760
Northern
Lyons ...... 1140 New Ditto id 760 --
Mediterranean 1250 Grand Central 59 ' 50
Lyons Ganeva 660 Testa .. , . ~, , 557 50
Cette .. , 697 50 Austrian Corn. 716 25