The Sun.
London, England, 1852-01-10 00:00:00

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
Generals CIIANGARNIER LAMORICIERE, BEDEAU,
and their companions in captivity at Ham, have been
conducted to the frontier and set at liberty, with in-
junctions not to return to France.
The PRESIDENT intends to review the whole of the
garrison of Paris on the 22d.
The Conslitutionnel says :—" We think we may
take upon ourselves to announce that the Constitu-
tion will be promulgated between the 15th and 20th
instant. It would have been done sooner, but that
the Government wished at the same time to publish
such of the organic laws as are of the most im-
portance."
The Petrie publishes the following extraordinary
threat :
" The race of lunatics and ungrateful persons, which
will never fail in France, return to their factious
habits. The ground of the press and the tribune,
which is wanting to their opposition, they supply by
that of the salons, and turning against the hand which
has saved them, and which they have blessed, they go
so far as to deny the danger which has been averted,
to have the right of contesting the benefit. The old
parties are not only oblivious, and incorrigible, but
they risk, in their rashness, to weary the moderation
of the Executive power, and to constrain
_it to secure
the success of its work of organization of modern
society and French democracy, by measures of vigour
and exception, which are as yet far from its thoughts."
A military commission has been established in the
Jura, to investigate the charges against the persons
concerned in the recent insurrection in that depart-
ment. Twelve inhabitants of Arbois have just been
arrested. Extensive arrests have also been made in
other departments.
We read in a Faris letter in the Independence
of Brussels The PRESIDENT of the Republic
denies to all those admitted to his confidence,
that there is any truth in the rumours of
war generally spread, and which to a cer-
tain extent derived credit faom a phrase of
General SAINT ARNAUD, relative to a possible
change in the frontiers in the circular on the
modifications in military divisions. It is not in ex-
tending the frontiers that the PRESIDENT places his
ambition ; but, if I am correctly informed, it is in
the relief of the suffering classes, in establishments
of public utility, in the organization of mortgage
credits, and in the extinction of usury, &.c."—Another
letter from Paris asserts, that all the fraternal associa-
tions of workmen are to be dissolved, as many of them
have, in violation of their statutes, occupied them-
selves with politics. The same letter states that the
National Guards are also to be dissolved.
A Brussels journal states that M. TRIERS has rented
the furnished house of M. GALLAIT, in that city.
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lighthouse on some lofty part of the capital, in place
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establishing
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of the gas-lights. "We understand that this plan is
about to be carried into execution, and that already
preparations have been commenced for the purpose
on the top of the Tower St. Jacques•la-Boucherie."
The Opinion Publique has been suppressed.
M. Durex was present at the sitting of the French
Academy on Thursclay.
The following are the principal details of the
weekly Bank account :
Specie in Paris ••• ... F. 459,136,982
Ditto branches ••• 105,668,664
Paris portfolio ••• 58,954,087
Ditto branches •• • 75,975,815
Bank-notes in circulation ••• 470,092,200
Ditto branches ••• 129,216,150
Credit to Treasury 57,825,863
Accounts current ..• 126,919,920
Ditto branches 26,202,733
•
Specie has declined about 1 million in Paris, and
better than 1 million in the departments ; the port-
folio has increased 3 millions, and in the depart-
ments 1k million. There is a slight increase in the
Bank-note circulation in the City, and in the depart-
ments an increase of about 2i millions. The credit
to Treasury has increased Si millions. The accounts
current have increased 91 millions in the city, and
4 millions in the departments.
The Bourse was dull, with little business doing. The
Fiv3 per Cents. opened at 1051. 50g., and closed at
the same price for the end of the month. The Thiee
per Cents. closed at 711. 60c.
; Orleans Railroad Shares,
1,145 F.; Rouen, 7301.; Havre, 295 f,•
Great Northern,
597 t. 50c.; Avignon, 2501.; Vierzon, 5271. 50c.; Bade,
220 E; Bordeaux, 4471.50 c.; Paris and Strasburg, 4501.;
Tours and Nantes, 3301.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JAN. 9.
Boulogne and Amiens, 11I,sL
—Central of France (Orleans
and Vierzon), 2114----Dutch Rhenish, 35, ___
Luxembourg, 3%
—Namur and Liege, —.Northern of France, 90—Orleans
and Bordeaux, 9—Paris and Rouen, 9st _Paris and Stras-
bourg, 171A—Rouen and Havre, I/ •
/ 4 2gambre and Meuse,
41,4—Tours and Neuter., 9%.