The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-16 00:00:00

DENIVIARK.

The last accounts from Copenhagen state that the
health of the King of DENMARK had so much im-
proved that no more bulletins would be issued.
The amount of the War budget of Denmark, re-
cently presented to the Diet, is fixed at 41 millions of
rix dollars (about 20 millions of francs), and that of
the Marine at 1,751,000 rd. In 1847, the public
debt amounted to 105 millions, with a reserved fund
of 6 millions. Oa the 31st March, 1851, the
amount of the debt was 125 millions, with a reserved
fund of 2 millions, end on the Zilst of March, 1854,
it will be 121 millions, with a reserve fund of about
3 millions.

ITALY.
By an order of the Bth of the Tuscan Government,
all vessels arriving from, the ports of Prussia, the
United States, and any other ports beyond the Straits of
Gibraltar, are to be subjected to a quarantine of six
days, in order to ascertain that they have no cholera
on board. _ _

The Duke of MODENA arrived at Marsala (Sicily)
on the 20th ult. He inspected the vast wine stores
there, and on the following day set out for Girgenti
on board the Neapolitan steamer Ettore Fieramosca.
M. PECCHENEDA, the Director General of the
Police at Naples, died there on the 2d inst.
A Swiss journal, the Echo du Mont Blanc, says
—" The POPE has just addressed to Louis NAPO-
LEON an autograph letter, in which, whilst remaining
a stranger to the political direction of the French
Government, be compliments him on his services to
religion, and expresses his desire for the happiness and
the union of France. This letter, in which the
eminent qualities of the heart of Pius IX. are dis-
played, is a new proof that the ancient ties between
Rome and France, broken for a moment by the bad
genius of the Revolution, will be drawn closer. The
Holy See will be honoured thereby, and the great
country whose providential destinies are those of
Europe will be happier."

BUENOS AIRES, SEPT. I.—We are happy to. inform
you that our interior rivers are to be thrown open
to foreign commerce ; a treaty to the effect has been
concluded between our Government, and that of
Paraguay, the 10th article of which says,—" The
Confederation will grant to other foreign flags the free
navigation of the Parana, as early as the necessary
'arrangements can be made." Exchanges on England,
675. • Doubloons, 2645.
MONTE VIDEO, Sarr. 2.—Business during the
past month has been dull, and no improvement is
looked for until October. Produce is scarce, and
freights nominal at '2ss. to 305., with abundance of
shipping. We are most happy to inform you that
by a decree of the Government, dated 3d August, the
municipal duty
ceased to be collected on all goods dispatched on and
of 4 per cent. has been abolished, sod
after the 7th ult. Exchange 411.
COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOW'S BEFOSE.
—The shadowing forth of the empire in the election of
President is now said to bo exhibited in snore ways
than one. A curious coincident is made to show this
in what may perhaps be termed a kind of numeral
anagram recently put forth in Paris. Let tle number
of persons who voted for, and of those who voted
against, Louis Napoleon be written in a line, with a
longitudinal bar between them, thus 7559795 15559,
then on turning the paper round and viewing the
figures from behind the word " Empereur" will appear.
The figures must be in the French style, and form en
even line at tho bolorn. The fir;nre seven will be r,
live Will form a linib ni, u, or j'; nine Will be e, and
the bar will help to mate up the P. it is a clever
co cabinstion.