The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-12 00:00:00

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

anTdWriyeeeshetaoevaredtearnyet:eived the Ellis journals of Saturday
andltCuloaloynibees.
1
however, remark with
improvement whichreturns. are destitute of much interest;
several
satisfaction on the decided
has taken place in the Bank
A decree of the PRINCE PRESIDENT of the Republic
Puts an end to the
administration ad interim of the
TVmheemersobeauilrstlgesoi(enLogmdf
de
War department by M. Ducos, Minister of Marine
- ..s to remembered
takelpelnaocew
of France w
insahidonthoautr
that a promotion of Marshals
may
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spoken of before the fete of eagles on
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s persons named for toilfteht this high olafmigtoehtsi hoonofnioAnuucir guauersse;
War. rum, formerly Minister of War; Ge-
neral General
division .
`andAsTLLANE, commander of the Lyons
aegrneneeral meeting of the shareholders of the
General DE ST. ARNAUD, Minister of
entered,WaalrecitnOrtoS
At persons also speak of General MAGNAN.
The French Railway held on Thursday,
withwere
re-appointed,
ppo
in Western
ted Railwayan
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Admiral
Company
dtbe
posing the committee on accounts
maintained.
DE LA SUSSE, and
two steam-frigates consisting
of six ships of the line.
and a steam corvette, was at Port
Mahon, in the Balearic Islands, on the 3d inst.
Sr.
General DR 0 ARNAUD, the Minister of War,
arrived at Paris. leaving Vichy, the Minister,
who has completely recoveredd from his slight wound,
visited Gannet, and had
a long conference with the
sub-prefect and the lieutenant of gendarmerie. He
then proceeded direct to
re-
ceived by Count GUYOT, the Moulins,
where he was
prefect of the Aller. He
afterwards went to Nevers
prefect. After having l where he dined with the
mending be subdivision received the general com-
p the local authorities, he
proceeded on his wa_ and
yto ar, During his recent
excursion the Minister was accompanied by his first
aide-de-camp, M. PLACE, escadron.
The following interesting anecdote
of the journals:—" It Was n.
_t appears in some
,t. and a sister of
charity was seated in a cha,...41 b
the hotel of the
late Marshal SOULT, Rue '“ 2
de l'un •vereite, by the
bedside of Count JULES DR Moans=,i on whom she
was lavishing every imaginable attention. The sister
of charity appeared about twenty-two e ars of age,
and was remarkable for the beauty
and y
dignity of her
features. The Count appeared on the point '
of death,
and she seemed aware that such was the case. All
at once, on the clock striking half-past eigbt, the
young woman rose, and, after kissing the pale face
of the dying man, prepared to depart. ' Sister,' said
a priest, the chaplain of the College Stanislaus, who
was kneeling down reading the prayers of the
Church; , what are you about to do?' 'To
depart,' was the reply. ' Wait still longer,' said
the priest; I wait to have the melancholy
satisfaction of closing your father's eyes.
For the young woman was Madlle. LOUISE DE
MORNAY, grand-daughter of the Duke of DALMATIA,
who had entered four years before on her novitiate,
and who was then sister of charity at the hospital of
Eoghein, founded in the Faubourg St. Antoine by
the Duke D'AugALE. She might have had 100,000 f.
a year as dowry, and have joined her illustrious arms
to those of one of the noblest families of France, but
she would only be Sister LOUISE, devoting her youth
to the care of the poor patients who are glad to ob-
tain medical aid in the hospital. The priest again
urged her to stay. 'No ,' said she. 'No ; the rules
of the house impose on me the obligation to be within
its walls by nine o'clock at night. I ought to set an
example, and the dreadful misery which I feel at now
departing will render my sacrifice the more meritorious.'
And Sister Loma once more imprinted a kiss on the
pale lips of her father. The Count died in the course
of the night.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS
iAT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Jury
Dutch Rhenish, 5%—Great Indian Peninsulai 6' °.
:A—Grand
Junction of France, 4%—Luxembourg, ~ s__
s mur and
3
Liege, 7—Northern of France, 25—Ditto, 201. per Cent.
Bonds (formerly Boulogne and Amiens shares), 13%—Paris
and Lyons, 1734—Pans and Rouen 34%—Sambre and
Meuse, 67/B—Tours and Nantes.l23%—West Flanders, 3%—
Western of France, 8,4.