The Sun.
London, England, 1864-11-16 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The Constitutionnel publishes another—and it is
to be hoped a final—article from the pen of M.
Paulin Lmayrac on the Franco-Italian Convention.
In its previous remarks the semi-official print had
expressly stated its dissent from the views enter-
tained by M. Nigra and the Italian Ministers gene-
rally ; it now signifies that it completely agrees
with the speech of General La Marmora. After re-
capitulating it some chit diffusely, M. Limayrac
proceeds :—" We have never said anything else ; we
have always admitted that opinions were unfortu-
nately divided on that subject; nor have we ever
doubted the difficulties to be overcome to effect a
reconciliation between the Papacy and Italy. The
object of the Convention of the 15th September was
precisely to get rid of certain obstacles; to remove
certain difficulties, and to render that reconciliation
possible. The Italian Government rightly counts
on the effects of time; it was under the influence of
the same idea that France concluded the Conven-
tion. Count Cavour, indeee, in offering the guaran-
tees required by France, demanded that the latter
should evacuate Rome within a fortnight. That pro-
posal was not accepted. A delay of two years was con-
sidered necessary by the French Government, and
the language of General La Marmora shows how
completely the contracting parties are now agreed
on that point. His speech also shows, and we con-
gratulate ourselves on the fact that the Italian
Government repudiates any idea of settling the
Roman question without the consent of France. We
therefore commend the frank and open language of
Gen. La Marmora, and aro convinced that after such
explanations the Italian Parliament will vote by a
large majority the Convention, which, now that it
is sincerely interrupted and all ambiguity removed,
will be loyal'y execa.ted."
The case of M. Mires against the judicial liqui-
dators of the " Caisse General des Chemins de
Fer," MM. Bordeux and Richardiere, was decided
yesterday by the Tribunal of Commerce. The Court
declared that as the liquidators were acting in the
case with all practicable celerity, and with due
regard to the interests of the parties concerned,
Mires was quite unfounded in his complaint against
them, and must be non-suited with costs.

As a dressmaker was at a late hour, two nights
ago, returning home, she took off her crinoline to
walk faster, and carried it in her hand. As she was
crossing the Pont Saint Michael a man laid hold
of it and attempted to carry it off—a policeman
came up and took him into custody.

BOURSE, Nov. 15.—The market has been heavy,
and with a further slight decline, Threes, for the
Account, are now at 65f. 5c,, and Mobilier at 882 f,
50c. Riilway Shares rather offered, with a fall on
some of the lines. The market closed as fol.
lows :

41 per Cents ..
Do. wad month....
3 per Cents
Do. end month 65
Credit Mobilier 893 75
Do. end month BB2 50
Bank Shares 3410
Credit Fonoier 1175
Roman

Italian Loan . 65 10
Do. end month.... 65 25
Ditto Threes ..
New Mexican .... 50 50
Russian
Austrian .. B2
Spanish Threes 471
Rome Debt
Deferred

RA IL

'AIM.

Cash. Account.
(Meant; , B3B 75 .. 840
Northern -
Lyons and Mediterranean 885 .. 883 75
Southern ... ~. 585 .. 682 60
Western
Eastern ....
Sardinian
Austrian
Lon, bard
North of Spain .....
Saragossa 431 25 .. 435
Ditto k Barcelona

THE MURDER AT PLAISTOW.—On Monday, until
midnight, Mr Superintendent ll3wie, of the K
division, was busily occupied in collecting additional evi-
dence for the adjourned inquest onThursday evening next,
Ho has received information relative to the discovery of a
knife in the reed field which it is rumoured belonged to the
accused. A telegram has been received from Hamburg,
where the deceased has been employed as a corresponding
clerk in a commercial firm, and it is fully expected that his
mother will be in town in a day or two to recognise the
body and head of the unfortunate man. Mr David Coroery,
the contractor of Barking-road, the foreman of the jury, has
made application to the coroner (Mr C. C. Lewis) for the
special attendance of the accused ; and it is expected that
an application will be made to Sir George Grey, the Secre-
tary of State, for the presence of the prisoner, who is ow
in Ilford Gaol•