The Sun.
London, England, 1864-10-28 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MEETING OF SPANISH CAPITALISTS.
MADRID, OCT. 27.

The Noticias of toaday states that a meeting of
capitalists took place yesterday at the Ministry of

Finance.

The Minister said that, pending the opening of
the Chambers, it would be necessary to satisfy the
wants of the Treasury. He appealed to the pa-
triotism of those present to negotiate 600,000,000
reels of the bonds given in payment of the national
property, or to subscribe to an issue of hypothe•
cated note of the Bank, bearing interest at six per
cent.

The meeting separated without coming to any

decision.

THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS.
COPENHAGEN, OCT. 28.

Dagbladet of to-day says—We hear, but cannot
vouch for the truth of the news, that on Wednesday
last intelligence unfavourable to peace arrived here,
and the sudden summons of the Council of State
was on that account. The orders issued by the
military authorities at Copenhagen seem to confirm
this rumour.

It is asserted that Prussia demands that the
treaty of peace should not be submitted to the
Rigsraad.

The rumour that Gen. Falkenstein has absolutely
forbidden all imports and exports by sea is fully

confirmed.

FRANCE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON
AT NICE.

NICE, OCT. 28.

The Emperor of the French reached Nice at half-
past eight yesterday evening in perfect health.

BOURSE, Oat. 27.—The market has been firm,
and the business done has been at a slight improve-
ment. Threes, for the Account, are now at 641.
75c., and Mobilier at 890 f. 75e, Railway Market
viet, but in general well maintained at previous
quotations. The market became heavy towards the
close, and left off as follows :

41 per Conte 9l 60
Do. end month —
3 per Cents
Do. end month 6l 55
Credit Mobilier B7B 75
Do. end month 876 25
Bank Shares 3385
Credit F oncier 1147 50
Roman

Italian Loan 65 25
Do. end month 65 30
Ditto Threes —
New Mexican
Russian
Austrian
Spanish Threes..., 46
Rome Debt
Deferred

AIN.
Cash. Account.
Orleanm.., ...... .828 75 ~ 830 --
Northern.... - .. 972 50
Lyons and Mediterranean 887 50 ~ 887 50
Southern • - ' 583 75 .. 585 --
Western -
Eastern
Sardinian - .. 333 75
Austrian
Lombard -
NortliofSpaba - .. 375
Saragossa.. .. 468 75 .. 467 50
Ditto tol3arcelona.... 175 -- .. -- --

BAIL

Election Intelligence.

WOODSTOCK.

Mr M. Henry, son of the late Mr Alex. Henry, of Man-
chester, has become a candidate for the representation of
Woodstock, and has issued an address to the electors, in the
course of which he says : --" I come before you as a stranger
and a liberal. By hereditary descent, by education, and by
natural habit of mind, I am a consistent liberal and a friend
to rational progress, Mr father, the late Mr. Alex Henry,
member for South Lancashire, was well known and tried,
when liberal principles were not so popular as they are now,
and when they were not disguised under the name of mode-
rate conservatism. For myself I am independent of all party
ties, have leisure to serve you in Parliament, and a desire to
advance the good cause. lam in favour of the widest ex-
tension of civil and religious liberty; of the abolition of all
oaths that fetter men's consciences; and of economy in the
state, which alone can be obtained by abstaining from irri-
tating and needless interference in the affairs of foreign
countries, whereby England isalways kept as it were on the
brink of war. lam also in favour of an extension of the
franchise, so as to widen the basis of the constitution, and
thus to act in political life and in the government of the
country on the precept of doing to others that which we
would they should do unto us. lam a sincere member of the
Church of England, but confess myself not able to see how
the cause of Christianity can be advanced by compelling men
to support an establishment from which they conscientiously
dissent." Mr Henry has commenced a personal canvass of
the electors, and from the reception he has met with the
Duke of Marlborough's nominee, Mr Barnett, of Glympton-
park, will, it is supposed, have a very difficult matter to gain
a seat for that borough at the next general eleotion.