The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-26 00:00:00

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In consequence of the conversion of the old French
Five per Cents., the Minister of the Interior at
Turin, M. PERNATI, has directed the Intendants-
General of Piedmont to demand the reimbursement
of the capital belonging to charitable institutions, in-
vested in the said stock, since they may be re-in-
vested at five per cent. in Piedmontese stock. The
Intendants have time until the 15th of next month
to apply to the French Government for repayment.
In its sitting of the 19tb, the Chamber of Deputies
of Turin passed the Bill for the concession of the
Sacigliona and Coni railway line by 98 votes to 5. It
also passed a Bill for the levy of 100 sailors for the
royal

Professor BERTOLDI, Inspector-Extraordinary of
the schools of the island of Sardinia, who has been
directed by the King of SARDINIA to restore order in
in the University of Cagliari, has issued a decree,
dated the 14th, forbidding the students to loiter about
the corridors of the university buildings, to form
groups, or to come armed with sticks.
The GRAND DUKE of Tuscany has issued a decree,
dated the 17th, ordering the drainage of the swamps
of Bientina, in the unwholesome Maremme of Gros-
seto, to be commenced immediately.
A letter from Rome, of the 12th, in the Augsburg
Gazette, states that the Prince DE CANINO is to re-
ceive 300,000 f. for his palace at Rowe, which he is to
give up to his eldest son. The palace, it is said, is
worth more, but is encumbered with mortgage 3.
Cardinal DELLA GENOA SERMATTEI has been
named Prefect of the Congregation of Bishops at
Rome.

Cheers having been raised, the PRESIDENT immedi-
ately repressed the demonstration.
The FRINGE PRESIDENT left Orleans on Thursday
morning and arrived in Paris at ten o'clock that
evening.
The Memorial of Amiens contains an article from
the pen of M. LEON VIDAL, who holds an official
situation in the Ministry of the Interior, in which,
examining the joint note of Russia and Prussia of the
24th of March, declaring that these Courts might re-
cognise en Emperor of the Republic elected for life
by plebiscite, but not a hereditary empire, being con-
trary to the treaties of 1815, this gentleman protests
against such assumption of these powers, but, at the
same time, conside rs the principles laid down as not
indicative of the personal tendencies of the Sovereigns
so much as of their Ministers, especially M. DE NES.
SELRODE. He doe s not think accordingly that any
attempt would be made to interfere with the un-
questionable rights of the French people to place the
thought desirable
Imperial crown On the head of Louis IsTAroLEoN,
with descent to his heirs, should such measure be
The Legislative Assembly
de-
sirable before long ).s ev'd lthe . •of M
i ent y opinion M.
LEON VIDAL. ;al id that it will be thought
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We regret to state that the Lord Chancellor's
quarter past tvvo,
chair. M. GIJUIN complained that an error had been "
Members
in placing
M. BILLAULT, the President, in the '
met on Friday at a i
House of Lords this morning.
health is not yet sufficiently recovered to allow him to
attend to his duties. Ilia Lordship did not sit in the
CBill.
.The ft ct was that he had formed part of the '
his name on the list of those
Lord Truro has recovered from his recent attack
_. wh o bad voted against the Copper Coinage 1
of gout. The
dinnerstoble and Learned Baron will entertain a
;large party at on Wednesday.
committee or. the Bill, by whom the measure had been I
approved of unanimously. lie CITY or LONDON CORPORATION BILL.—The Select
placed on the p roper side—n of Committee have reported that the standing orders may be
amely, amongst those dispensed with in favour of the Mercers' ComPaDY, to be
the Members yibo bud voted •wished his name to be
m favour of the Dill.; heard against the Bill.

LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST
AILWAY.
R
Traffic—Week ending April 24,18.52 ... £9,611 17 0
Traffic—Week ending April 26, 1851 ... 10,971 16 7
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1852 142,222 16 6
Total of the half-year, to this date, 1851 ... 140,714 19 6
Total number of Passengers—Week ending
April 24, 1812 53,538
Passengers ... £7,263 3 3
Goods 2,348 13 9

Total ... £9,611 17 0
Total miles open, 1852, 173i4; ditto, 1851, 173%.
London Terminus, April 26, 1852.