The Sun.
London, England, 1852-09-02 00:00:00

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Wt. have received the P j,mrnals of yesterday.
The Moniteur contair,a the following Some
for.ign j,airoals announce as near at hand the recall
ot the Feeneh troops now in garrison at Rome and
Civita Vecchia. This piece ot news is as devoid of
foundation as the commentaries with which it is ac-
companied, and we can affirm that it is at Rome above
all that it will meet with the least credence."
We read in the Paine :—" The Government has
to-day received the addresses from the councils-
general of all the departments. Two only remain to
be known—those of the Gard and the Cantal. There
is no occasion for us to remark on the admirable
unanimity with which all demand the consolidation
of the liberating power of Louis NAPOLEON. It is
felt that France has spoken."

The Patrie states that the municipalities of an im-
mense number of towns have opened unlimited credits
for preparations to receive the PRINCE PRESIDENT on
his approaching visit to the south.
Mr. C. P. RONEY, accompanied by Mr. W. KEOGU,
M.P., had an interview on Tuesday with Lord
COWLEY on the subject of the Great Industrial Ex-
hibition which is to be held in Dublin in the month
of May next year. They represented to his Excel-
lency how highly advantageous it would be to the
undertaking if a certain quantity of the beautiful
articles for which France is so justly celebrated
could be exhibited on that occasion, and requested
his Lordship's good offices in enabling them to attain
that result ; they referred in particular to the beau-
tifel objects produced at the manufactories of Sevres,
the Gobelins, and Beauvais, a few of which, they
said, would prove so great an ornament to an exhi-
bition of works of industry and art. His Lordship
expressed his earnest wish to promote the success of
the Exhibition, and assured those gentlemen that he
would be happy to do all in his power to assist them
in carrying out their wishes.
The Ami de l' Ordre of Digne states that the num-
ber of pardons or commutations of punishment granted
by the PRESIDENT of the Republic to persons of the
department of the Basses-Alper condemned for the
events of December is 74.

Prince CHARLES LOUIS BONAPARTE, who is at
this moment attending the scientific congress at
Belfast, has been unanimously elected member of the
council-general of the Ile-Rousse, in Corsica. M.
NAPOLEON BONAPARTE has been also elected member
of the council-general of Corsica, but he has not ac-
cepted the office, to which he was named without his
having been consulted. .

The Minister of Marine has received, by the last
India Mail, an account of the Governor ad interim
of the French establishments in India and the various
authorities and troops under his jurisdiction having
taken the oath of allegiance to the PRESIDENT of the
Republic.

The PRINCE PRESIDENT of the Republic, by de-
cree of the 28th ult., accords " letters of rehabilita-
tion" to M. DESPANS.CURIERES, formerly General of
Division and Minister of War, who was condemned
by the High Court of Peers for having been con-
cerned in the celebrated bribery case of M. TESTE,
Minister of Public Works. The Court of Appeal of
Rouen, on Saturday, held what is called a solemn
audience to enregister the letters.
About 300 men of the 23d regiment of the class of
1845, in garrison at Rouen, have just received their
discharge, although their till time of service is not
quite completed. The measure, it is said, is to be
general.
The Government appears to have renewed its
orders to prevent the assemblage at Paris and at
Lyons of too great a number of workmen de-
prived of the means of support. The Prefect of
g
the Rhine has just addressed a circular to the mayors
of his department, orderin them to refuse
passports
for Paris or Lyons to any one who has not the means
of supporting himself, or whose previous conduct is
known to have been improper. A similar circular
has been seat to the mayors of the department of the
Meuse.
The Univers has nearly the whole of its front page
filled with an article, the object of which is to in-
crease the subscription that it has opened in aid of the
funds to cover Dr. NEWMAN in his defence against
Dr. ACHILL', and which, the Univers says, amount to
10,0001. sterling, whilst the whole amount of the sub-
criptions in different countries is only 3,0001. The
Univers announces, as an encouragement to persons
to subscribe, that Dr. NEWMAN has already begun to
pay, the debt of gratitude by saying mass twice a week
for his benefactors.
A balloon ascent was announced for Tuesday at
the Hippodrome, the aeronaut undertaking to guide
the balloon as he pleased through the air. It turned
out a failure, the balloon having burst from bad
management.
This beiag settling day at the Bourse there was not
much other business transacted. The Four-and-a-Half
p r Cents. opened at 105 f. 25c., and closed at 105 f. 10e.
for the end of the month; the Three per Cents. closed
at 76f. 30c. ; Orleans Railway Shares, 1,427 f. 50e.;
Rouen, 865 f.; Havre, 365 f.; Great Northern, 655 f.;

Avignon, 485 k; Bale, 306 f. 250.; Paris and Strasburg,
658 f. 75c.; Paris and Lyons, 770 f.; Lyons and Avignon,
590 f.; St. Dizier to Gray, 5401.
BUSINESS DONE IIsT FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Sxrr. 1.
Dijon and Besancon, 2%—Dutch Rhenish, 83,4—Grand
Junction of France, s%—Luxembourg, 6%B—Northern of
France, 201. 3 per cent. Bonds, 13%—Paris and Lyons, 20%
—Paris and Rouen, 337/B—Paris and Strasbourg, 26%.