The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-27 00:00:00

A 'RIL 27, 1852.

THE FRENCH REPUELIC.
REPORTED DEATIi: OF TILE GRAND
MIKE OF BADEN-.

We have_ received ahe Paris jotirtiale of
rettli-ectsehtievor,eilfltybbiNc,Aecounye
mailthe Grin n. t'l97 G-3-qesiGgerdn!y'llbit:of.d.-tb2h:A
Grand Duke of theTitivned by the Public, but
eni. the lifonitoar 'aiinouriees that' tho intended ball at
the Tuileties for this evaning will not anise place in
tensequeneo of thsadeath,of that .SeiVeireig-O, there Can
he DO. dtalbt of thO :Go.vernment: having :raceivski intel-
figereee of thtaay.enta , The medical halletin .published
Carlsinlie on the 24th anoeuriced that the,, Gneeme
-Du., had fallen into ri state of stnior, and that no
hoee WSS enteetnined of his recovery.
The Monitettr pnblishes two decrees of the Paiecea
FREMBLMOf the Republio;' one orderiag that
Were, fnuctionitriee,,and. employes • noniseetede-witir
tli:e War Department shall_ take the oath -prescribed':
by ',,-Art, 14 of the Constittitien, within one month.
Tden'the Ist of Mee/ next:; and the other ceriering
oat. theaS,ear 1851-shall- reckon as a yeai of cam-
paignawith all. the sdvantagea' attending such period
qf *tire, service thafielde for all troops engaged in
;putting down distnehanees after the 2d .December last.
The year 1851 is, therefore, to be counted with. .bel.
-wilt of camp.'sign to' the soldiers of all ranks and
arias wbre Were in garrison in the different loaalities
in which -hostilities broke- out,:air who had been
called put- to _quell disturbances. Biittalieme or
companieeeof no less than sixty-one regiments of all
arMs, with: seven companies of, the Flay Major, &c ,
are to enjoy the ailyantages of the decree, fee haying
put dffiirktie insurrection in the capital: A great
nuMber of tither battalioria :and. companies are see-
cified as having quelled disturbances in eeeetal of the
department-6.e aXellowing this, *acid' boon to the
army, there follow the customary couple of columns
full of names of soldiers wheehaye just been decorated
with the legion of hondur kia new medals.
The Debats give} the names of the five MeMbers
Whoa err Mos-dey last, yot:d egainst the Copper
-6;inage., ,They are Alessrs. Bouttemt eer
/;EdLUSE, CnARLIeR, GOUliv, IL ENIGSWARTaa, EMI the
Milquis MOETNIART, The .firstfour names are the
those amen preatiCally skilled in monetery quaetions.
M.BOUHIEII DE titcLusr, a Legitimatist by principle,
'made hirnself'c'enspicuous in the -Conkitiient AS-
ts.
ti 1 rbs Ya. / 81 sDF speeches
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oppositiontig Goi r:q,euTuDifi•l
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-men did not, arise froneefactiogs Mtivea,
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to
be
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at
thi me pmeritiaLtntiti.y.fin
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of May 10. Deputations ere to he tent from all the
branches of the naval service. The ports. of Toulon,
Rochfort, Brest, L'Orient, and Cherbourg will have
'their representativee at Paris.. - •
The Petrie, in commenting on the-manner in which ,
Prench news is presented In foreign jOurnalsos eepe-
Cially irate with a morning contemporary. .1t says—
fa
. ,g 1 rci) "TheP r
insultsib anwedeh
hietuht
hi soufNB4ithseielteaEet Napoleon, gt eol
pilot.ejlul known.n4aolea :let foah rce r4aeas rrge
e
publics opinion in Feadee towards him. We have a fresh
prOof of this in anote7ptiblished by the Morning Chronide:
on the. subjeet _a the visit recently made by the Prince
to the Faubourg St. Antoine. Every ,one knows that
the President was received by cries, a thousand times
repeated, of Vivo Napoleonf'—that no other_ cry was
raised--rind that en immense crowd aave'him a complete
ovation. - The Chronicle does not, however,: hesitate to
dreathathtattht
The hearty v6ecl c;oym receptionwe si exT vi
fary
oe Louis s°' 3Veihoi Iniegam i4PnientlutilhbseliiBlq'uat
bourg Antoine, is-a fact so notorious that we have
considered it necessary to quote this specimen of the lying
assertions put forth by the English journal against
the elect of six millions of votes.' The same
journal says:—" We have reason to know that the
Minister of- General Police has signified to the pro-
prietors of foreign journals that they will be compelled
to cantracdict in their columns the false news which
they may publish, under pain of having the entrance of
their journals into France immediately prohibited." In
confirmation of this, we find in the Independence of
Brussels, a Paris letter, which says:—" Foreign journals
continue to be subjected to serious surveillance by the
Ministry of General Police. The Paris correspondent
of the Cologne Gazette was on Friday summoned before
'M. Latour Demoulin, Director General of the Press, and
an article of that journal, calumniously insinuating that
several members of the Legislative body received sub-
ventions from the Elycee, was produced. An order was
given him to deny that invention immediately, under
pain of having the journal instantly interdicted. This
measure is to be general; it. has been decided that every
foreign paper which does not at once rectify the errors
or suppositions it may contain, shall be stopped at the
Post-office, .and if this interdiction should not Suffice,
the correspondents are to be expelled."
ae=At the review on Sunday of the. 2d division of the,
arinye„pcPries composed of 15,000, -men, infantry,
caealry,erd,ertillery, under the command of General
RENAULT,jthe PRINCE PRESIDENT, 011. going from and
returning to the Elys6e, was received, with lend accla-
rnationa... A great- crowd wee Celleated on every
point whence a-view:could be obtaihed. - The troops
filed off amidst loud cries of "Vive NapoT6 M!"
At the moment when the PRESIDENT was -proceeding
towards one of, the entrances -of the Court of the
Tuileries hie horse became restive, and it requivhd all
the superior horsemanship of the PRINCE to prevent
his being thrown. A serious accident took place
during thelreviewa Captain OSMOND, ''aide-de-canip
of General RENAULT, was thrown from leis horse and
broke :his leg. ' 'He- was' immediately taken to the
hospital of Gros :Caillou.
-The Emanciiation of Beirssles states In a Paris
letter that the pay of the garshals of France is to ,be
raised to 40,000 f. as uncicrathe, Reetoration. Under
ing Louis PHILIPPE it was 30,000 f.
`.lle .cortunereial , report's for the week agree in
noticing signs of revived activity in most branches-of
business. .The country does not appear to have Auf•
feted so much :ea might' have been feared from the
Want of rain. . The wheat crops look'well, the oats
look a little languishing; and the barley bus received
Some injury. The earn markets keep steady.
:The pieces of tete centimes coined in 1719 and 1768
contain 24 grammes of capper ; those coined in 1791
Only 141. grainrnes ; and those of,the years V. and:VII.
20 grammes ;, consequently the average is about 19
grammes. The new., pieces now about to be coined
are to,weigh. only. 10 grammes, - and are to be come
pnied 0f,95 parts of copper, 4 of tin, -and 1' of zinc.
The coat of the coinage per se will be, it is calculated,
92c.' the kilogramme. A pair of dies, one for each
side, will suffice for about 40,000 coins. The whole
amount of the 'new copper coinage is not to exceed
the nominal value of the money called in.
The decision of the Couet of Paris on Friday last in
opposition to the demand of the Prefect of the Seine, in
the case of the Orleans property, hadvain an unfa-
vourable effect on the Bourse, and the prices of public
securities declined considerably. The Foux-and a-Half
per Cents. opened at 100 f. 30c., and closed at 99f. 90e.
for the end of the month; the Three per Cents. closed
at Of. 70c.; Orleans Railway Shares, 1,155 f.; Rouen,
777 f. 50c.; Havre, 285 f. ; Great Northern, 581 f. 25c.;
Avignon, 262 E 50c:; Vierzon, 570 f.; Basle, 235 f.; Bor-
deaux, 595 E; Paris, and Strasburg, 562 f. eec.; Tours
and Nantes, ,3581. 75c.; .Paris and Lyons, 60.2 f. 50e.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON- STOCK EXCIIANGE, Arena, 26.
East Indian, 2136-a-Great Indian Peninsula, s—Grand
Junction of France, 41A—Luxemboarg, 4,6—Namur and
Liege; 6%—Northern of France, 24%—Orleans and Bor-
demur, 'lB—Paris lind 'Strasbourg, 223'8—Rouen and =agile,
Hee ex, div.-=Tours and Nantes, 11% -7Weit 'Flanders, 3%
—Western of France, PA.

SPAIN_
Madrid a.r e
Our accounts from
of the 21st inst.
'The Madrid Gazette of the 21st publishes a return
of the floating debt, from which it appears that up to
the ,Ist the amount was 340,740,421 rests. One of
the opposition journals, on the day bcfort, had com-
plained of delay in the publication of this, return.
The Duke and Duchess D MONTPEINAER left
Valence on the 18th, on board the war-steamer
Isabella 11, for Majorca.
Tile KING is to leave AraDilleZ on the 28th, for
Santander, to visit the,works of the railvray.
Accounts from Puerto-Rico to the 22a March state
that perfect tranquillity prevailed there.
.Oren per Cents., for time, 44; Debt, first class,
Bi.; second class, 51 7-16 ; Exchange on London
• I
50 70.

GERMANY..:
We read the following in the Allgemtine Zeitung
of the 233 lust
Neither the laws of the House of Baden, of 1817,
nor the Constitution, have made provision for the cy.se
of the establishing i,_ftegency, and the GuAND DUKE
has probably not inserted clausein his will, in ibis
respect.
t Under these circumstances,the o,z
nttes
of
the a
House of Baden have he'd a Conterettee: t which
the Dlargrave WILLIAM took the pfesidexty. It was.
decided.that en the demise of the GEOID DUKE the
Hereditary Prince Lotus shall be called to the throne,
and that Prince FREDERICK shall be charged
with the Regency. Tbe oath of allegiance
is to he - taken to both Princes. The Here-
litary Prince was not prestnt -at this "COtincil.
Up to the present moment he is ignorant of the