The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-19 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(BY SUBMARINE TELEGRAPH.)
PARIS, Tuesday, 8 A.M.
The Illoniteur publishes a decree convoking the
Senate for the 4th November.

BUSINESS DONE IN .FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Our. 18.
, Grand Junction cf France, 534—Luxembourg, (Railway),
1741—Northern of France, 311/—Paris and Lyons, 28—Paris
and Strasbourg, 311/—Rouen and Havre, 16')—Sambre and
Meuse, 10A--Western of France, 10%.

As Louis Napoleon was entering the grand avenue
Of the gardens of the Tuileries his horse--the same he
rode at the distribution of eagles on the 10th of May
last, and a present from the Sultan—became frightened
at the quantity of bouquets of flowers flung before him
on every side. The animal reared, and at one moment
appeared about to plunge into the large basin of the
garden. The President, however, kept his seat, and
the horse soon became quiet. In fact, the deluge of
bouquets and garlands was so great along the line of
March as to incommode the horses of the escort, and
a NI
3iV;a Wat-
kins, a
it a-
they occasionally stumbled over them.
THE CARD CHEATING CASE.—The indictment
against Mr. Ramp, the
,Bev. Blr.
for
an allegedobert,and lenlnr.
n.
king, by Johnny Broome 's , e
the settlement of the :card cheating indictment
into thedictmentascrnengratrdnsf
Brame, has been removed by certiorari
Queen's Bench, in order to a tutlillenree'efostridgabtyi,otnheindteofeanldlatnhtes
facts. Bail has been
for their appearance to gtaileenthaeir trial;two
Mr. Hemp's
in 5
ampoL h
tsreeaenog.;
bizenees were, himself in 1001., and sureties •
, Jure , and
kr. Probert's were, himself in 5001., and two sureties in
230/. The case will no doubt be made a special
though it may stand for trial at the sittings
after
term, yet it is most likely to go over t h
in November
term. which will bring the trial on about weekthefflermstEnglanind
December—unless the absence of any witnesses r
should delay it.
By the accounts from the United States this week,
it appears that a sudden reaction had occurred in the various
new schemes in the share market, similar to that which has
._
just taken place on this side. The activity of mercantile
business had caused an advance of about 1 per cent. in the
rate of discount, but there was no general pressure, and the
pzices of the leading securities had not been much affected.
the imports for the past month had shown a large increase
liipover the corresponding month of last year, although the total
itee January was still below that of the first nine months
1851. The deposits of gold at the Mint for the same time
tad been 7,260,000/.,' against 6,410,0001. in 1851. During
43;t!qe week a charge had been brought by Messrs. Brown,
others, and Co., against a clerk whom they had intrusted
havewe their procuration, and by whom 45,0001. is stated to
been
two misappropriated in speculations within the past
years.
The weekly reviews from the Amsterdam end Rot-
terdam produce markets mention that business had become
much more actrilavee,OaV that prices showed a further tendency
to advance. '
and quotations for pth
rations in coffee hail been considerable,
higher. Large purehaseesSuperior descriptions were generally
Made, the inquiry for Co of sugar, raw and refined, had been
ing increased. well shut in spice had been limited.
and rice were in demand. f(l3 and Hamburg state that sugar
eff.se was maintained wit
Hess, although the business was not important, and indihgofihrinad-
Readily risen.
team Intelligence
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pany s screw. vessel Forerunner,
r,elYrnouth at 5 p.m. on the 94
Passe at
m a,te to that island. lexcludingg
.feneriffe at 10 p.m. on the'lstth which left
of September, arrived at
inset being
di,,_ al her speed averaged
"*liulce,the quickest
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