The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-15 00:00:00

ket being better supplied. Grapes of all kinds are scarce.
A parcel of Libor dltd one of ilzmburg,h, sold by Keel-
ing and litut, at public sale, the former realised 30s to
405 per half box, the latter is !d to is 3d per pound.
French Chesauts daily expected.

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
The PRINCE PRESIDENT entered Rochelle on the
12th, where he was received with transports of en-
thusiasm, and shouts of " Vive I'Empereur." The
following are the dispatches from Rochelle :
"La Rochelle, Oct. 12, Six P.M.
" The reception given to the Prince at La Rochelle
Was full of enthusiasm. As at Rochefort, all the popu-
ations of the country districts came to th© town with
cries of Vive l'Empareur I' The health of his highness
is excellent."

" Seven in the evening.
" The Prince quitted Rochefort this morning, after
having passed in review the troops and the deputations
of the communes of the arrondissement of Rochefort,
Marenne, and Saint-Jean-d'Angily. The crowd was
mraense, and its enthusiasm was expressed in the
warmest manner. His Imperial Highness was saluted
everywhere by cries of • Viva l'Empereurr The Prince
was received with the same transports at Ls Rochelle.
The reception which he met with there exceeds all that
can be imagined. Never was such an ovation given to
any sovereign. The whole town is wild with joy. All
the populations of the vicinity, assembled to the number
of upwards of 100,000 souls, unanimously acclaim the
Prince as their Emperor."

The Bourse will be closed on Saturday, as it has
been found that it could not be opened on a day when
all the national guards are ordert.d to be under arms.
The corn market, which is usually held on Saturday,
will take place to-day (Friday). The public offices
will only remain open until 12 o'clock.
On Saturday next at three o'clock, when the
PRINCE PRESIDENT will enter Paris, the bells of all
the churches will ring, at the same time that the ar-
tillery will fire salutes. General MAGNAN published
on Wednesday a supplement to his order of the day
trespecting the military arrangements for the recep-
the PRINCE PRESIDENT. It consists merely
of details as to the positions which the troops are to
occupy.
The PRINCE PRESIDENT, at the request of Cardinal
DONNET, has promised a grant of 500,000 f. for the
purpose of rendering the front and principal entrance
of the cathedral of Bordeaux worthy of that fine edifice.
The Patric says—.
" The Government has received from all the depart-
ments accounts of the effect produced by the speech at
Bordeaux. The effect is immense, particularly in the
rural districts. The impression is so great that it has
already exercised the most favourable influence on bu-
siness of every kind."
We read in the Salut Public of Lyons :
" We are assured that a telegraphic dispatch has been
received announcing the arrival at Marseilles of the two
men arrested at Saint Etienne; but it is said that the one
Who said his name was Gaillard, is not in reality that
Person, but is named Gaichard, or something near it.
Ile says he arrived at Saint Etienne with Galliard, and
assumed his name to favour the escape of that person."
_ We learn by correspondence from Marseilles of the
11th inst., that her MAJESTY'S steam-ship Caradoc,
Captain DERRIMAN, with the outward India mail,
only left the harbour that morning at half-past eleven
o'clock. The delay was owing to the badness of the
roads between Lyons and Avignon, the rain falling
in torrents for the last few days. Amongst the aris-
tocratic passengers by the Caradoc, were Lord
FREDERICK FITZCLARENCE, Lady AUGUSTA FITZ-
CLARENCE, and the HOB. Miss FITZCLARENCE. His
Lordship's suite was composed of Major and Mrs.
HARVEY, the Hon. Mr. BOYLE, &C.
Lord FREDERICK was accompanied to Marseilles
by Lord ADOLPHUS FITZCLARENCE. Their Lord-
ships inspected the Caradoc on the previous day, and
expressed themselves highly pleased with the disci-
eipline, and general appearance of the ship.
The Caradoc, one of our fastest boats, will, in all
probability, reach Malta in from fifty-two to fifty-
three hours, that is early in the afternoon of the 13th.
The screw-steamer Livorno, Captain CAMPBELL,
belonging to the Anglo-Italian Company, was to
leave port on the 12th, for Liverpool, with up-
wards of 400 tons of rich merchandise, all shipped at
this port. Amongst her passengers are the Hon.
Lady VIVIAN and family, for Malaga ; General Sir
AUGUSTUS DE BUTTS, for the same place; and
Colonel Rosa, for England.
Trade is very brisk in Marseilles ; there were up-
wards of 300 vessels loading and unloading.
The Bourse was much agitated, and public
securities declined in price. The Four-and-a-Half
per Cents. opened at 107 f. 20c., and closed at 106 f. 454
for the end of the month_; the Three per Cents. closed
at 81f. 80c.; Orleans Railway Shares, 1,487 f. 50c.;
Rouen, 905 f.• Havre, 420 f.; Great Northern, 7604;
Avignon, 350 f.; Basle, 330 f; Paris and Strasburg, 7SOf.•
Paris and Lyons, 942 f. 50c.; Lyons and Avignon, 682 f,
SOO.- Western of France, 665 f.; St. Dialer to Gray,
5474 50e.; Bordeaux to Cette, 637 f. 50c.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE