The Sun.
London, England, 1864-03-29 00:00:00

PARIS, MARCH 29.

The Constitutionnel of to-day publishes an article
signed M. Limayrac, on the Danish circular refer-
ring to the conduct of the Austrian and Prussian
troops towards the inhabitants of Schleswig. The
article points out the anomalous nature of their acts
and concludes thus :

" Modern diplomacy should seek for a new code
of international law, conciliating the liberty and
dignity of nations, and guaranteeing the preserva-
tion of the European balance of power."
Another article by M. Limayrac appears in the
same paper, maintaining that the enthusiastic
reception which. Garibaldi will meet with in London
will be equally embarrassing to two of England's
allies, Italy and Austria. The writer observes that
while English is preparing to welcome Garibaldi, a
soldier who has fought bravely for the independence
of his country, she manifests scorn and indignation
at Mazzini, the instigator of infamous conspirators
and the associate of assassins.

BOURSE, March 28.—The market is almost null
as regards the amount of business, but the prices of
Saturday are generally well maintained. Threes,
for the Account, are unvaried at 66f. 15c. Mobilier
has slightly improved, being now at 1,060 f. Rail-
way Market with little or no variations. Stock
and other securities became offered towards the
close, and prices receded, leaving off as follows :-
41 per Cents. 92 90 Italian Loan 67 95
Do. end month.... Do. end month 67 75
3 per Cents
Do. end month 66 05 Do. end month,...
Credit Mobilie- 1052 50 Russian
On. end m0nth....1052 50 Austrian
Bsnk Share. 3300 „
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Lyons and Mediterranean 952 50 .. 951 25
New ditto 905 ..
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Western
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Austrian
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North of Spain
Saragossa.. 587 50 .. 690
Ditto to Barcelona - ---

Naval and Military Intelligence.

THE NAVY.
MALTA, March 21.—The following naval movements
have taken place :—On Friday her Majesty's ship Magi-
ciennne, 16, Capt. 1 Armytage, and the Royal Oak, 35,
iron-cased ship, Capt. F. A. Campbell, arrived from the
lonian Islands with large quantities of ordnance stores;
and on Sunday the Gibraltar, 81, Capt. Prevost, came from
Corfu in two days, similarly loaded. The Magicienne left
Corfu on the 9th inst., calling at St. Maura and Ithaca for
stores, and bringing Lady Hotham as passenger. The
Royal Oak left Corfu on the 16 h, and came here direct—
passenger, Lieut. C. D. Inglis, R.N. On the 18th the Cos-
sack, 20, Capt. W. R. Rolland, left on return to Corfu, and
on the following day the Surprise, 4, Commander W, H.
Whyte, arrived fram Benghazi and Marsa-Souzah—passen-
ger, Lieut. Drew, R.N. This vessel has been attending on
the chartered steamer Fanny Lambert, while the repairs
were being made to the Malta and Alexandria telegraph.
The iron screw troopship Dromedary, 2, Master-Com, A.
Brown, arrived on Tuesday from England and Gibraltar on
her way to Corfu. The Magicienne left yesterday, it is be-
lieved, for Corfu. A letter from Corfu of the 9th inst.,
which has been from some c ruse or other delayed on its way,
contali2s the following passage :
" There has been a case of hanging here. It took place
on the 7th inst. The culprit was a sergeant of the 6th Regi,.
ment, who about six weeks ago shot his wife deliberately
with his rifle. He was tried by a general court-martial and
sentenced to death. He attempted two or three times to
commit suicide, and once, having succeeded in secreting a
piece of glass in his bed, cut a vein in his arm, and was
quietly bleeding to death, when it was discovered and the
bleeding was stopped with some trouble. The only persons
allowed to witness the execution were the troops in garrison,
the sentence having been previously read to the prisoner,
who in a brief speech exhorted his comrades to keep from
drink, which he oid had brought him to such a miserable
end. He wore many medals, There was great difficulty in
obtaining a hangman, as the Greeks would have murdered
any one of their own people if they had known him to per-
form the part of executioner. in the way it was managed
it was quite impossible for them to get hold of him, as he
was brought over secretly Irom Albania, and wore a mask
all the time he was in Corfu "
Hrr Majesty's War Department screw steam transport
Lord Panniure, Mr. H. T. Moore commander, has been de-
spatched to Messrs. Simpson's, in the Isle of Dogs, to un-
dergo repairs of screw-shaft, steam-tube, &c., and to be
caulked and painted throughout. A powerful shipway
purchase has been erected at the works, by which the ship
was hoisted up, and was adjusted on the cradle in readiness
to be overhauled and repaired. The process occupied only
57 minutes.
Mr. Reed's .Xperimental ironcased sloop Enterprise left
Woolwich yesterjay on an official trial trip. Staff Com-
mander Luke, R.N., end Mr. Tricketts, Inspector of Ma,
chinery in the dockyard, accompanied the ship on the part
of the Admiralty, and Mr. 13,:.'venhill, who supplied the
engines, attended on his own iNhalf to watch the result of
the trial.
Capt. Delamere, Lieut. Frampton, and 94 non-commis-
sioned officers and privates of the Woolv7ich division Royal
Marine Light Infantry took their departure yesterday from
headquatters at Sheerness to join the new steam flagship
Bombay, commissioned for the south-east coast station of
America, to succeed the Forte, flag of Rear-Admiral R. L.
Waffen. Ths men were accompanied from the barracks at
Woolwich by a crowd of wellwishers. Their arrival at the
railway th!ation was the signal for a hearty round of cheers,
which were repeated on the departure of the train.
The fellowincct' appointments have been made at the Ad-
miralty :—Lieut. 14, C. Keppel, to the Indus—B.
son, to the St. Vincont, for the Sealark—C. Strickland,
assist surg, to the Supp:y—C. J. Farnell, assist surg, to
the Wellesley--R, J. Hay, chief engineer, to the Bombay
—J. Coade, chief engineer, to the Cumberland, for the
Bristol—W. B. Stephens, of the Dart, promoted to acting
chief engineer, and appointed to the Archer—E. M'AvorY,
engineer, to the Bombay—G. Lucas, engineer, to the Ma-
jestic—W. Rowley (a), engineer, to the Cumberland, for
the /Etna—J. Daly, assist engineer, to the Dee—J.
M‘Garahan and Charles Tnomson, assist enginees, to the
Bombay—R. Hetherington, R. Roberts, and C. Wake.
amid engineers, additional, to the Bombay.

THgATRE ROYAL, ADELPHI.---Theirßoyal High-
nesses the Prince and Princess of Wales are expected to
honour the performances of the above theatre by their pie
sence to-morrow evening, when, by command, "The Dead
Heart" will be performed, c:mamencing at eight o'clock.
Mr. Benjamin Webster will take his original part of Robert
Landry.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam -
bridge and Princess Mary left Cambridge Cottage, Kew,
yesterday, to honour the Dukeand Duchess of Manchester
by a visit at Kimbolton Castle, Huntingdon. Their royal
highnesses will remain at the castle several days.
The Earl and Countess of Wilton and Viscount
and 'Viscountess Grey do Wilton left Egerton Lodge,
Melton Mowbray, yesterday, on a visit to Colonel Cust, at
Arthingworth, for the Northampton races. The noble earl
and countess return to Egerton Lodge on Thursday to en-
tertain a large and distinguished company during the races
at Croxton Park, which commence on the following day.
COMMENCEMENT OF THE METROPOLITAN RAIL-
(LOoP LINE) TO SMITIIFIELD.-I\leesrs, Kelk and
Luce intend to commence the loop line from the Farring •
don-road station of the Metropolitan line of railway to
Smithfield on Monday next, whenco they will proceed to
the junction with the Finsbury extension line. The ground
from the station ter Smithfield-bars, is already cleared from
Charles-street. by the back of the West London Union, to
Greenhill's-rents.
THE DANISH ,QUESTION.—.TRO Conferences for
the settlement of the Danish question will begin in LOndon
on April 12.