The Sun.
London, England, 1855-09-01 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, FRIDAY EVENING.
The opinion that Austria shows at last unequi-
vocal signs of adhesion to the active policy of the
Allies appears to gain ground, not among the pub-
lic at large, but in thbse quarters where the best
information is supposed to be obtained. That
opinion is expressed in more than one of the
Ministerial journals, and will probably be again
insisted upon.
The Moniteur publishes a notification from the
Minister of the Interior, reminding the public that
no individual can, for the purpose of private print-
ing, have in his possession or employ small presses,
of whatever kind they may be, without a previous
authorisation from the Minister in Paris, or from
the Prefects in the departments. Persons in-
fringing this law will be liable to six months' im-
prisonment, and 10,000 f. fine. Typefounders,
stereotype-founders, and ma lufacturers of presses
of all kinds, as well as dealers in printing utensils,
must keep a book in which they are to enter the
names and addresses of persons purchasing any of
their articles, and they are from time to time to send
a copy of such entries to the Prefect, in default of
which they will be liable to a penalty of from 50f.
to 200 f.

The Union de l'Ouest gives some further parti-
culars relative to the late disturbances at Angers :
—" The rioters first attacked the barrack of the
firemen at Trelaze and carried off their arms ; they
also broke into several private houses and took
away fowling pieces, pistols, and gunpowder.
Being thus provided with a certain quantity of
arms, the rioters, at that time about 250 in number,
proceeded towards -the slate quarries, and on their
way broke into several shops where gunpowder was
sold, and seized in all about 200 kilogrammes of
it, in five bags, which they placed in the cart, after-
wards seized by the armed force. It was after they
had got this supply that they obtained the greatest
number of their recruits, and it was about three in
the morning when they arrived in the Faubourg
Bressigny, of Angers, and it was there that the
troops charged arid dispersed them. In addition
to Guerin and Chauvin, mentioned yesterday, three
other noted anarchists wore arrested, namely Collet,
compromised in the affair, of the secret society Ma-
rienne ; Taim, acquitted at the late trial in Paris for
that affair ; and a man named Foin, also known to
have formed part of that society. The reason put
forward for assembling—dearness of food—was
evidently only a pretext. The real object of the
rioters was pillage and the carrying out of Socialist
doctrines. The number of arrests amounts to 115."
The American vessel, the Lady Suffolk, left
Havre yesterday. for the Crimea with stores on
board, consisting Of compressed hay, biscuit, sugar,
and coffee, in all 1,097 tons.
General Canrobert has left Paris, to take part in
the business of the Council-General of the Lot-et-
Garonne, of which he is a member.

BOURSE, AUG. 31.—CLosma PRICES.
Cash, fr. e. End of lionth.
4. per Cents 95 —95 f. —O,
3 per Cents 66 90 66 60
Credit Mobilier 1325 Roman
Cr6dit Foncier — Austrian
Belgian Five 5........ Spanish Threes
Piedmontese .. B5 Home Debt

RAILWAYS—POE CASH.
fr. c. , ft.o.
Orleans
Western B2O 50 Strasburg
Cetto
Mediterranean 1325 Cherburg
Northern
Lyons - -..... 1215 Austrian Corn 715