The Sun.
London, England, 1864-06-09 00:00:00

FRANCE.

east resistance.

quil.

Execution of La Pommeraisi

Caeh. Account.
Orleans ....... . B7l 25 .. 872 50
Northern . 992 50 .. 992 50
Lyons and Mediterranean 865 .. 865
New ditto — • • --
Southern
Western
___
Eastern .... ....... :, .. 465 .. 466 25
Sanlinian .......... 370 .. 370
Austrian
Lotrbard
North of Spain
Saragossa
Ditto to Barcelona

SPAIN.

ITALY,

A Turin letter of the 4th contains the following :
—" Great attention is directed towards the finances
of Italy at the present moment. People often
speak without reflection on that grave matter, and
it is well, in order to remove all uncertainty on the
subject, to hear competent men expreas themselves
clearly and openly, as was done this evening oy M.
Lanza, the president of the general commission on
the Budget. That gentleman said that the deficit
on the Budget for the current year would not be
less than 300,000,000 f., and the Minister of Finance
did not contest the exactitude of those figures.
However enormous that amount may be, it
would cause no uneasiness to the Italians and
the friends of Italy ; if for many years yet a
deficit of certainly not less than 200,000,000 f. was
not expected. The most immediate of the anxieties
and efforts of Count Cavour was the formation of a
numerous, powerful, and well-disciplined army.
We have several times heard him sav The
formation of a strong Italian army is the first step
towards the assimilation of the different elements
of the Italian family.' But, however numerous
the Italian army may be, it is not yet in a position
to conquer Venatia. That was at least said a few
days back by the Minister of War in announcing that,
in spite of his 380,000 men, Italy was not yet in a
situation to do without allies. The fact must be stated
that savings are being made on the War Budget.
If Italy has not an army of 500,000 men to throw
Minister of Finance, alarmed at the deficit, does not
on the other side of the Miccio, the reason to that the
dare to increase the Effective of the army. For a
journals moat devoted to the principle of authority
long time past men of the Moderate party and the
have said—' Either war or disarmament.' That is
perhaps an incorrect manner of putting the question.
The latter would be an act of co
abdication. What ought to be said is 'War and
disarmament.'" cowardice, and an

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A communication from Naples says :—" M.
Affiitto, prefect of this city, who
was thought by
many to be in disgrace, has just been named by a
motu proprio of the King, to the dignity of Grand
Cordon of the Order of St. Maurice and St. Lazarus.
The military tribunal has just condemned to 20years
imprisonment an officer who, being surrounded by
brigands, surrendered. The municipal councils of the
voted assistance for
Neapolitan communes have all m
Neapo
the widows of the Poles and for the famishing
inhabitants of Hungary, In the
litan celebrities, both living andmeantime
dead, are thought
of—the philosopher Pietro Giannone, who will soon

have a monument in Naples, and the young impro-
visator, Giannina Milli, in favour of whom the
ladies of Florence has raised a
generous subscrip•
lion in order to avoid,' says M. Niccolo Tommeseo,
the too frequent repetition of those trials and ex-
ertions of the mind which are not less distressing to
witness than admirable in themselves. The fact is

,hat this poor young girl excited at the same time

applause and pity at the theatres and concert rooms
where, in order to °hula a living, she was con-

. _ .
demned to periodical exhibitions of her intellectual

strength."

Count Munster has arrived at thu Hyda-park
Hotel from Hanover.

The Count and Countess d'Haussonville have
left the Brunswick Hotel, Jermyn-street, an their return to
Paris.

Viscount and Viscountess Stratford d RedcliffE
entertain the Marquis of Sligo, Count Munster, Lady
Charlotte Denison, Lady Geary and Miss Geary, and a
select party, at dinner, on Tuesday, at their residence in
Grosvenor-Ware,

PARIS, JUNE 9.
The Constitutionnel of to-day says :—" The re-
plies of Austria and Prussia have arrived. These
Powers are stated to consent to the prolongation of
the armistice for a fortnight,"

the Marabout Si-el-Azerey had
Official despatches received here from Algeria,
asset) at Gueld-Bouzid, but
pLulasPed. General Rose arrived at
announce that
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ye rrael
Zamorah on the 3d without having experienced the

The province of Constantine ma remained Iran

PARIS, JUNE 9.

La Primmerais was executed this morning at six
o'clock.

BOURSE, June B.—Easiness continues very limited
in am,,unt, speculators refraining from operations
in the present unsettled state of political affairs.
The market however, remains firm. Threes, for the
Account, are unvaried at 67f. Mobilier show a
slight improvement, being now at 1,137 f. 50c,
Railway Market quiet, with but trifling variations.
The market closed as follows :-
41 per Cent 5....... 93 40 Italian Loan 7O 20
i
Do. end month.... ---
3 per Cents ..... 66 75 Ditto Threes 42 50
Do. end month 7O 20
Do. end month.... 67 05 New Mexican
Credit Mobilier.... 1135 Russian
Do. end month.... 1138 75 Austrian
Bank Shares ...... 3360 Spanish Threes 5O
i
Credit I, oncier ....1250 --Home Debt ..... . 50 25
Roman .......... 75 35 Deferred
RAILwAYS.

A communication from Madrid in the Messager
of Bayonne says :—" The question of Peru occupies
general attention. Public opinion is excited, and
urges the Government to adopt energetic measures
to avenge the outraged dignity of Spain. It is
thought disastrous that the Spanish Government
should have so foolishly exhausted itself and sacri-
ficed 10,000 men in the unhealthy land of Santo
Domingo. But the general feeling does not stop at
such considerations. It only sees a State guilty of
wrongs against Spain. The discussion on the bill re-
lative to pub:ic meetings continues in the Congress.
M. Polo delivered a speech on the subject, in which
ho made some very good remarks. He proved that the
abstention of the Progressista party was th 3 result
of the direction imparted to the suffrage, which can
only be falsified in the ,:resent state of things. The
committee appointed to examine the bill on the
press bus constituted itself under the presidentship
of M. Coello, with M. Barca as secretary. Irs
' report will, it is said, be presented in a few days.
(
The formation of a Progressista committee is also
announced, and of which most of the men of that
party who recognise the Duke de la Victoria as the
chief, will form part. The Minister of Marine has
presented for the signature of her Majesty a decree
for the new organisation of the
guards-costae
Count de Reuss has returned to Madrid."