The Sun.
London, England, 1852-02-24 00:00:00

Lord GALWAY.
Lord CANTERBURY.
Lord TEMPLEMORE.
Lord SHANNON.
Lord CROFTON, and
Lord POLWARTII.

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
The police have seized from 16,000 to 20,000
copies of an address to the electors of the Seine by
M. Cxoc SPINELLI, on the ground that having been
sentenced to expulsion, he is not a qualified candi-
date. M. BOCUER will be tried by the ordinary
tribunal on a charge of distributing seditious papers,
these papers consisting of the letter of the testamen-
tary executors of Louis PHILIPPB to the Prince
PRESIDENT, with letters of members of the ex-Royal
Family, relative to the confiscation decrees. The three
persons arrested with M. BOCHER are charged with
abetting the circulation of those so-called seditious
writings.
The Presse states that active negotiations are going
on between Frohsdorf and Claremont, with the view
of induoing the Duchess of ORLEANS to consent to
the Count DE PARIS waiving his right in favour of
the.Duc DE BORDEAex.
Count DE MolvrnoLoN has just presented a claim
to the Council of State for his arrears of pay as a
General since 1815. M. VILLRMAIN has been charged
to report on the affair.
The PRESIDENT of the Republic is having consider-
able embellishments effected at the Palace of St. Cloud,
which is to become his summer residence. _ _ _

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The Bourse was dull until towards the olose of busi-
ness, when it became more animated. The Five per
Cents. opened at 103 f. 650., fell to 1031. 55c., but rcse
subsequently to 1031. 70c., at which they closed for the
end ; the Three per Cents. closed at 65f.
65c.; Orleans
month;
Shares, 1,132 f. 50c. ; Rouen,
65 o
01.: thHea mvroe, th
2601.; Great Northern, 5881. 75c.;
Avignon,
2301.; Vierzon, 523 f. 75e.; Basle, 2131. 75c.;
Bordeaux, 4421.50 c.; Paris and Strasburg, 480 f.; Tours
and Nantes, 2981, 75c.;
Amiens to Boulogne, 3001.;
Paris and Lyons, 5801.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, FEB. 23.
Boulogne and Amiens, 11%—Luxembourg, 3 ex d.
Namur and Liege, 614 —Northern of France, 19i/B—Or-
leans and Bordeaux, B%—Paris and Rouen, 25% ex d.—
Paris and Strasbourg, 17—Tours and Nantes, 8)(3.

_ . .
SPAIN.
Accounts from Madrid of the 18th inst. state that
the Qtmetrap
intended visit`to the Church of Atocha, and that her
companied by the KING, has paid her
MAJESTY was received with enthusiasm by the
people. She left the palace at half-past two amidst
salutes of artillery ; she was preceeded by 20 young
females dressed in white, with garlands of flowers
and a band of music. After them were the grandees
of Spain in their carriages, followed by 12 other car-
riages with four horses each, containing the officers
of the
QutEN's household. Next came the carriage
of the INFANTE DON FRANCISCO DE PAULO, the
father of the KING, with an escort of cavalry. Their
Royal• Highnesses the Duke and Duchess DE MONT-
rENstEit followed, in a carriage, which was much re-
marked for its elegance, and immediately after this
was a carriage of the QUEEN, containing her MA -
JESTY, the KING, The Princess Royal, and her nurse.
The QUEEN held the Princess in her arms. On the
whole line of the procession the houses were deco-
rated, and the balconies filled with elegantly dressed
persons. When the QUEEN'S carriage appeared,
there was a perfect shower of flowers thrown from
the balconies.

No Bourse on the 18th.
Oa the preceding day the Clamor Public°, the
Constitutionnel, the Nacionol, the Novidudes, the
Opinion Publica, the .Lpoca, and the Observator,
were seized. The Madrid Gazette continues to pub
lish addresses of congratulation to the QUEEN on her
recovery.

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h Belgian Ambassado-
r Extraordinary at our Court, has been charged with
the commission to demand from our Governmant the
destruction of the Waterloo monuments. He is said
to have already discharged his commission, but not to
have received an answer.
It is scarcely necessary to call attention to the
importance and wide significance of this apparently
secondary demand. It is not known whether it is
this demand alone, or whether other indications may
have had their influence ; but it is certain that the
Government begins to entertain serious thoughts of
inimical feelings on the part of France, and is pre-
paring for them.
The greatest energy is manifested not only in the
levying of this year's recruits, but in the exercising
of all our military forces. The fortress of Mons,
and all oar other strongholds are being repaired and
put in a state of defence ; besides which the Govern-
ment intend to demand of the Chamber an extraor-
dinary credit of 6,000,000 f. for erecting an entrenched
camp at Antwerp. That attention should be now
called to this fortress, which played an important part
in our last revolution, is caused by the fact that, in
is l oo;a or, and th it is ned,
the event of a French invasion, the assistance of Eng-
landkeep k
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connexionat d with theetermi harbour
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states that the French PRESIDENT has expressed much
friendship for Belgium, but facts are stubborn things.
One of our journals states that new diplomatic re-
lations are about to be established between Belgium
fixed upon as the Russian diplomatist at
and Russia, and that Mr. VON STROGONOIT has
Another journal says the two Courts ap-
pear to approximate more closely than ever before,
alreadythis
cou
rt. been
and the approaching mission of one of our leading
characters to St. Petersburgh is spoken of.—Ham-
burgh Borsenhalle.