The Sun.
London, England, 1852-09-09 00:00:00

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We have received the Paris papers of yesterday.
PRINCE
PRESIDENT of the Republic will, it is
The
said, embark at Marseilles on board the Napoleon, one
of the vessels belonging to the experimental squadron,
and will proceed in her to Toulon, escorted by the
whole squadron.
The Minister of Police, in concert with the Minister
of Foreign Affairs, has just decided that persons pro-
-
ceeding to the Channel Islands with passports deli
vered in France must, on quitting those islands to re-
turn to France, have their
passports vised by the
Vice-Consul at Jersey, otherwise they, will not be ad-
milted into France. The strict execution of this order
hasM M. e ben enjoined on the authorities.
D urni attended a few days ago the annual meet-
ing of the Agriculturzl Society of Clarnecy, and de-
livered a long speech, in which he took occasion to
deplore the excesses committed in that town in the
events of December, but said that they were perpe"
trated not by the inhabitants, but by strangers belong"
ing to secret societies. He then referred to the great
injury done to the crops in certain communes of the
department by storms in July last. He next corn,.
plained at some length that the department of he
Ni4ro is threatened with serious loss, from the of
ing increase in the use of coal in Paris instead e
of fire:
wood. This increase, he said, is owing to ht octroi
duty being less on foreign coal than on the wood ;
and he demanded, in justice to the numerous populs:
tions of the Nievre, who live by the cutting !um
floating of wood, that at least the duty on the two
articles shall be equalised.
The Maniteur publishes the following
addressed by the Bishop of CHALONS to the clergy °
his diocese, on the subject of the tour of Louis LO-
POLEON:-- bout
" Monsieur le Curb,—The Prince President beings ~
circulari
to visit the south of France, it is only right that P 7,
should be accompanied by our prayers that tO3 journeYd
may be a happy one. What he has already viltne,,s9.,eh
in the east, the touching testimonies of affection 0.1...
he received there, have shown him what are the seuile
meats of France towards him, and how grateful we ttrif
gfoernaelrlotuhsalyt, heh he
venturedas done
efvoer:yutsh; i
ef
go r, be devoted himself
which no on
be blessed, th;s man of God, this great
one had thought of before hliTdtimege.e.etelicliat/b.itlijea
mo, for 1 a
God who has raised him up for the happinegs drifoTo..
volutions had inflicted! Once more,
country, to cure all the wounds which sixty Years - (ll
may be oebleoe
We will pray for him; it is the tribute which be is, ens
titled to demand from us for the eminent services w1n:"....
he has rendered us, and which he is an ht
still to ran
der us; and it is a duty which we ought to he, 00
part, anxious to discharge towards him.
The municipal commission of Lyons Iv 71;3!
60,000 f. for the reception of the ParelDol °tar.
Republic on the occasion of his approaching
0, 0
The inauguration of the statue of the ballEmPsc et
mock siege, a grand review of the troops, s :iv
the theatre, and a general illumination are the P
cipal points set down in the programme.
Mr. ANTENOR. JOLT, well known in the literary
and theatrical circles, has just died of apoplexY• lit
established a journal called the Vert-Vert,
.7ctor
had for some time great success, and was diri3/0
of the Theatre de la Renaissance, where iitiY
_„ted,
and Grisar's Eau Merveilleuse were first repres7_o 0
Mdlle. LOUIE NOBLET, who was for some no
principal dancer at the Opera, has just died ab
Ternes,. after a long and painful illness. Pays, tO
A compa -
an is being formed, says the e,l of
sink artesian wells in each of the 48 cluarfter to
Paris, for the purpose of supplying warm vib-houses
baths at 20 centimes each, to four public was warming
in each quarter, to private houses, and for
whichvili, is
apartments. The artesian well at Grenellei
hot water
600 yards in depth, gives all the year round ;6 deg.
equal to 30 deg. centrigrade above zero kf.og the
Fahrenheit), and it is calculated that, bY sinking 100
wells 1,000 yards, water heated from 80 deg: ~.,sy
deg. centrigade (176 deg. to 212 Fabrenhel) '-
be obtained.
The famous piece of tapestry has by
'-'
TILDA, wife Of WILLIAM the CONQUEEPit, --- ,_,O to
moved from Bayeux, where it has hitherto loe'ritho
the Louvre. It is to be placed in the museum 0'
kings and queens of France. and Peril
executed b 1\1::.:
The electric telegraph between Bordeau% of tiae
will be brought into operation in the cou. resse
month. It is laid under ground. are tell
The w'ridity, 001
in number, and, to preserve them from
are supported by pieces of wood,
gutta percha and lead. r business trans.
There was a considerable amount 0.
„int in prieng'
cued at the Bourse, without any iraproire,-- ~3f. 600.,
opened at tu
The Four-and-a-Half per Cents. onth; the
and closed at 1031. 65c. for the end of the rns
Th..
_O4
Thre© per Cents. closed at 771. 400.; Orleans Ite 1372 f,
1,4421. 50c.; Rouen, 8721. an
ass with
Shares,
50c. ; Avignon, 4901.; Basle, 310 f.; Paris and Straso
so
50c.; Havr '..bsrg,
6871. 50c.; Paris and Lyons, 79'2f. 500.; LY.°,ljpizier
Avignon, 587 f. 50c.; Western f France, 600 t ; b'
to Gray, 5421. 500.
BUstb b‘,ss `DON STOCK FOREIGN RAIT,WA' ---g 4
gm 'r glig
L .1.4...73D0 EXCH A.NGE, SEPT. :-,'„,„,i. cent-
usem ourg, 4 4—Northern of Franco, 201. ° 171 Stirs
Bonds, 14—Orleans and Bordeaux, iBsi, Pei' 311-c sllce'
bourg, 27S—Sambre and Meuse, 778 'Westela of ..-t
9 iS• _

Madrid advices of tBhel33Ad SPAIN.
*unimportant' e fiats
a Stome of the Madrid journals have for sere, hp.
P
ins
ophpeeonsitdioenmtaondthinegm thaepseutiptpibrbessspioranyionfg haillog
the 14signea
to establish a school of tauromachia, hss betr DO"
byj several thousand persons, and presented 0 her
by the Duke DE VERAGVAS.
MADRID BOURSE, SEPT. 3.—Three Per Gevt°4
4543. Exchange on London, 50 30 paper.
GERMAN Y.
zetAte,letter from Vienna of the 3d, in the joss
•sotea
Diet it
it
1)0f:11 .110
Ge
says—" The loan will, it is said, be con"' The
for in London in the course of this month. kfort,
bankerss BETHMANN and GOLDSMIDT, af DI, % ore
here, Tort Ea,ndofhaLveonfdreognu,
eanntdl I
conferencesEn m Ari N ,
withof BthreespVister
of Finance. oul of
HaAytlimetiptneerroftrrhoasmtoucilLituaymburgh states that the C°ll°
complain
against the press of Hamburgh f I _4
has made a orals
ttsek3 up
°n
E
v_ri oTu sh et
ther OQUE. few days Plc;
ezeceGssaozfe thee
manticstGateasthf or
30 nf
the
eeti t ,
~
I.et --"ist
ywbatßremains
from Messrs.
—OTHSCHILD 100,000 florins, givi.v
'`During Gazetteof ot fh Be eGr le iron,
The National h gay at
Berlin,
the stay of the Emperor af ity- siope
erlin, he received 3,325 petitions. Berro of
figures for 2,749. There were 94 from ieeinse7ts for
the nobility, and 44 were accompanied 139 sold for the
the EMPEROR which be has ordered to be so
benefit of the 'hospitals."
The days to re'
Emperor of AUSTRIA. returned t° Vienna °ll
view the troops in different parte 0f
the 2d, but was to leave again in a fevy
The Ind' ependanee of 13russels says-7: ~_ sa, tbot
~ we learn from Vienna, under date ot Me
r resided,
has. been held to decide as to she Emperor
oppa
_..03
a Council of Ministers, at which his territory.
the course_ tob :root
in presence of the new declaration of Prussiaolve that
Customs question. It • said to have been res . 0
the Austrian Cabinet 011%11
the coalition of Darmstadt, making just concess,i.,%`'.
the allied Governments to encourage thew
dto._calf_lioa
resistance which has again placed them in a e.nrgsgio,
insist on the stipulstfoor .0
difficult position. As to the propositions I
they do not, it is added,
cipally because Prussia keeps in indefinite riyil,
• of the tar
to
the m '
ost
toesimportnt point, the regulation .. Bros
According shel "tioji 0
V"
journal, Austria will submit the
the Germ 'D. appear accept;le, _.Perriyne
05 as fiv'
am iet.
The Carlsruhe Gazette of the sth contacated by
title which appears to have been cortunuilbl.
iect, gir
some persons well acquainted with the 5i1,•14,051
ing an account of the secret proceedings tifoittee °
and other members of the revolutionary nni-tationari
London, to obtain subscriptions to the revelvixtraots
loan, and make new partisans in GermanY• to shot',
are given from en intercepted correspondenc yet der
that the revolutionists are active, and do not
pair of success. be°
The First Chamber of Electoral liessent to
adopted the Bill authorising the Goverunle
contract a loan. rite
A Vienna correspondent of the Daily Vert w oriii,
:—" A little more—saY the an the
on the 31st instant
nation of a few generals and bishopries--43°,0 or
Church and State will have a purely milite`t'iond,
ganixation• The STATTHALTER of the ci2nniatillt
the BAN of Croatia, the Government of P 317 all
like scores of other high agents of Govern;ther
soldiers of more or less distinction, add to their - the
civil.d functions—the direction of the lgerine't the
presiency of the Admiralty, the treasureribip o r,ot
Boardwt of Education, and the Customs' treasurer
ha will be said of the last measure of the 6ro.
olio
ment,of commerce,
which shatters to pieces the ill/11300
commerce, that fair creation of tot
BR
u Uf CK, and unquestionably the
me most active
se l ertment of the Crovernnt, 50d erslA
over u
its d
varipaous functions to a set of half•paY 11enoral
and_ lieutenant field-marshals ? The Hussar' rowed
LEGEDITSCH, of the Holstein expedition, is 13v, of
inspector general of railroads". General CORO' 1.9 ;
inland navigation ; General Itsusr.as, of telegrsP,l„.
and General URBAN of postal communication._ .v.vo
sides these, the consular office is to be directed DY,O
soldier. Such facts are barely credible, but tbeY__l7o,
to be read in black and white in the Austrian !rhea,
which does no
a Governmentdepartment is concerned. The s?de of
tution of gendarmes for police appears by tamp fits ot
these facts a very small affair. With such r° well
open before them, the youth of Austria ,sity
judge that educational qualifications and un.lve' of
success are mere luxuries, and that the sciencfro,
political economy, with the arts of policy and smacks
went, are to be learned better in the barn'.
prectic9si
and camp than in the lecture-hall, or in the
bugloss of civil life. De once hopeful MOO