The Sun.
London, England, 1864-07-12 00:00:00

FRANCE.

Baron Maucler, Grand Chamberlain of the King
of Wurtemberg, has arrived in Paris to present, as
already mentioned, the letters announcing his Ma-
jesty's accession to the throne. The Baron,
accompanied by the Wurtemberg Minister, paid a
visit on Saturday to M. Drouyn de Lhuys.

General Vincount de Martimprey, Governor-
General ad interim. of Algeria, arrived yesterday
morning in Paris.
The Princess Clotilda is at present residing at
the chateau of rleudon, where she will remain
until after her confinement.

The Princess Christine Canino Bonaparte, nee
Ruspoli, has left for Eaux-Bonnes, for the benefit
of her health.

BOURSE, July 11.—The market has been more
buoyant, and a fair amount of business transacted
at an advance. Threes, for the Account, are now
at 66t. 25c. Mobilier have improved to 99a
Railway Market firm, with higher quotat:ons for
many of the lines. The market closed P 4 follows :-
41 per Cents. fl3 80 Italian Loan 6B 15
Do. end month.... D°. ~m 1 month 6B 40
3 per Cents .. 66 05 n.cto Threes .. --
Do. end month.... 66 30 New Mexican .... 56
Credit Mobilier.... 985 -- Russian
Do. end month.... 990 Austrian
Bank Shares 4 *OO Spanivl Threes.... 49 50
Credit k oncier 1230 Home Debt
Roman

BAIL WAY%
Account.
Origami o .•• 870 ......
se 875
Northern
Lyons and Mediterranean 895 900
New ditto
Southern ..
Western
Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa
Ditto to Barcelona

_
640 ..
645 --
505
..
472 50 473 7,5,
355 :: 352 ou
401 25 .. 400
535 540 --
426 25 425
526
.. 525 --,
247 ••• ""i
--

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A communication f
HANO'r it-R.
Indepenclance of Brassels, says •-_<` It is well known
that the States
of 1857, elected under the influence
of the rein Hanover of the 4th in the
reactionary Cabinet of M.
de Berries, voted
a new ct,apter of finance intended to restore to the
ancient Crown its independenceFor
and dignity'
that object the civil list was suppressed and
the
greatest part of the domains
re restoi•ed to the
we
Crown without any control being reserved to the
States. Since that time, the separation of the
domains has constantly been the pp
object of the
attacks of the Liberal nPposition. The calcula-
tion- has been made that the revenues of the
txceeded
separated domains have by nearly
300,000 thalers per annum the estimate of
the committee of 1857. The director of the ad-
ministration of the separated domains, has, it is
true, disputed that catentstio„,, but in a pamphlet
written on the subject he has been obliged to confess
that the separation had Caused a loss to the Treasury
of nearly 120,00 Q thalers a year ; only he has not
admitted that such .
- "re was large enough to again
light up the fire ee constitutional discord. Even
the Conservatives who, in principle, rZefknd the se-
paration of the domains, do
not deny that th 9 law
of 1857 bears the imprint of the ultra reactionary
spirit of the period i.
-0 which it owes its existence.
Nevertheless the ; -am
.inrity of the financial toMmittee
of the present States is oo.ed to any proposition
tending to a revision of the enapter of finance. The
minority of the committee gm. de Bennigson,
Miguel, and Gruln '
drecht would have thought
they failed in their duty if they had passed the
question °per in a moderate proposi-
silence. Ia
tion, they , recommended the States to exact that the
separation of the domains should be revoked, or that
at least the law of 1857 should be modified in order
that the country might be saved from considerable
losses. The Ministers declared that the adoption
of that proposition would be an attack on the exis-
tence of the present Cabinet, and that statement made
more than one deputy draw back. Nevertheless,
after a very animated discussion, the proposition was
approved of by 47
votes to 28. In the Chamber of
Nobles, only five or six members spoke in favour of
the motion, but no one wished to sanction the terms
of it, and it Was rejected unanimously. There ib
reason to foresee that this conflict will not be
arranged. But, if this vote of the Chamber of
Deputies not lead to a doesprompt result, it will at
;
least exercise its moral effect."

SOUTH KENSINGToN MUSEUM.—Daring the
days, open from 10 a.m. t-O, 10 p imp
week ending the 9th of July the visitors have been
as follows :—Oa Monday
Tuesday, and Saturday, free
11,899 ; on Wednesday,
Thursday, and Friday, students' days (admission to the
public 6d), open from 10 ma. till 6 p.m., 2,o4l—total,
13,940; from the opening of the 111useum, 4,714,525,
A specimen of alpaca cloth, the first manufac.
tared in Macclesfield, has been shown in the Mgrket.placs
of that town,;