The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-16 00:00:00

MONDAY EVENING,

speed, and so strohgly armed, the Napoleon," the
Moniteur adds, " would offar, in case of war, the cer-
tain weans of maintaining the communications of
France with her colony in northern Africa."
The Moniteur says—" After having obtained at
Tripoli the satisfaction which it had the mission to
exact, the squadron of evolutions proCeEded towards
Tunis, and anchored in the roadsted on the 2d. At
that date the health of the Bey of TUNIS gave great
(Faquietude ; he had been attacked with apoplexy.
Paulin opinion was occupied with the choice of his
successor. Two pretenders appeared to aspire to the
Government of the Regency ; the brother of the
Bey of TUNIS and his cousin-german. The former
has the sympathies of the Prince ; the latter, according
to the Mussulman law, is the presumptive heir. But
still the succession is not yet opened. The last news
of the BEY was satisfactory ; be was expected at the
Goulette. The Commander-in-Chief of the squadron,
on quitting Tunis, will leave the Caton."

BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, AUG. 14.
Dutch Rhenish, 57/B—Grand Junction of France, 55/8
Luxembourg, 4%—Namur and Liege, 6jB—Northern of
France, 26%—Ditto, 20/. 3 per cent. Bonds, 13%,—Paris
and Lyons, 20 lA—Paris and Rouen, 35—Paris and Strasbourg,
204—Rouen and Havre, 141/4—Sambre and Meuse, 714—
Tours and Nantes, 13Y8—Western of France, 05/8.

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 10th inst. have arrived.

It was not knownatw- lia!;period the Court would
quit La Granja, which residence had become disagree-
able, in consequence of the weather there having be-
come unusually cold. It was said that the QUEEN
might he expected at Madrid either at the end of the
present month or in the beginning of the next. It
was asserted in well-informed quarters that the.
Ministry would not suffer any further -::modification.
The question of the dissolution of the Cortes appeared
to be adjourned to the end of October.
The Madrid Stock. Exchange remained closed
on the 10th instant, that being the festival of Saint
Laurence.

of that name, EN
gY.
A letter from G
NeßMAstates
übach that the infant
The names
daughter of Don MIGUEL was baptised at a chateau
Bishop of WURTZBORG, in presence of her father, the
on the mornin of the ninth, by the
members of the family, and several Portuguese nobIe-
men.ISABELLA EULALIA CARLOTTA. DE BRAGANZA
BOURBON.given to the Princess are MARIAA.

The Munich Gazette of the 10th publishes a notice
from the French ambassador at the Court of Bavaria
to the French residents, informing them that on the
15th there will be a Te Deurn in the church of Sr.
Louis, at Munich, and a service of thanks to the
LORD for the benefits that he has bestowed upon
France, with prayers for his benedictions on the
PRINCE PRESIDENT and his Government.
A telegraphic dispatch from Mongatz, on the even-
ing of the 6th, states that the Emperor of AusTßla
arrived there from Szigeth, in company with Arch-
duke ALBERT, and was received with great en-
thusiasm.

The Vienna Gazette states that a medal is to be
struck in honour of the EMPEROR, having on one side
his head, and on the other a triumphal arch with the
inscription, " To FRANCIS-JOSEPH the Ist, the victor
over the hearts of his subjects, grateful Vienna."