The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-24 00:00:00

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VICE-CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)
(Before Vice-Chancellor TURNER.)
LUMLEY 1). WAGNER-HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE AND THE

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.
It being understood teat an application would be
made this morning to dissolve the injunction which was
granted yesterday against Madlle. Wagner and Mr.
Gye, the court was crowded at an early hour by persons
anxious to hear the answer which would be made to the
affidavit of Mr. Lumley read yesterday in court. The
public anxiety was, however, disappointed, for no men-
tior was made of the case during the day, and though,
as we are informed, the defendants had been engaged
daring the whole of the ni4hc in preparing affidavits,
none hid been filed in the ease at the time of the risicg
of the Court. The minutes of the order of yesterday
have been served on Mr. Gye personally, and on
the solicitor of Ma&moisell,t Wagner, and on
the part of the defer-Aiwa, a notice of motion to dis-
solve the injunwion was served ,pri Mr. Lumley's solicitor
so ice as els.ven ck lt t night. At this point
the matter rests tar the present, arvi w, snop,ise that I
Martiri will be siihitirired "tor Le Proplete advertise.,
this morning, tvalors Mr. Gye chuosos tu run the tisk of
yie!a!ing the injunction, and puffing timsfrlf in contempt
of Court, which we .circ.ly thi! k Pr 06.01..

FRANCE.

The Moniteur du Loiret lives the following account
of the arrival of thie PreSident of the Republic at
Orleans :

“ foe President arrivrd at Orleans at seven o'clock
hes; evening. As the journey of the President was ex-
clusively for the interest and ismeliorstion of a country
hither to neglected, it was wi.hed to avoid the loss of time
oaus-d by °Ens! prea4iatioret, and tor that reason the
a- coma of his intended arrival Was contradicted by the
Journals. The Pi iece, on arriving at the terminus, was
received by the Prefect of the Loiret, and the Prefects
of the. Cher and tae Loir-et-Cher. General Ccear, the
Centaandant of the Gendarmery, and other authorities,
were also present. several carriages were in wait-
ing for the Prince and his suite. Among the
person; who B,,,,.,wpatiied him were Ministers of toe
Interior, Public Instruction, and Justice; M. Dumas,
ex-Minister ot Commr,rce; M. Becquerrei, Member of
the Council-General of the Loiret, General R.,guet,
aide-de-camp of the Presideatt; M. de Bovine, orderly
officer of the Prince; M. Regeault, meteb,r ot the In•
sticute; M. D wry. Inspector-General of the Punta et
Caausseas; M. de Fraccitieville, chef de division at the
Department of Public Works, &c. The President and
his suite on entering their carriages immediately drove
to the Prefecture, where a grand diviner was kiven.
During their pessege no cry of any kind *as rail-d.
Nu pre,entaion took place, exe pc that f the of-
ficers of the 27th Regiment, by G-ueral Cce ir. The
President expressed to the general his happiness at
meeting the officers of so fine a regiment as the 27i.h.
with whose bri,liant services in the maintenance of
order he was well aegnainted. Tl2e general atterwards
Pres.4ated Captain Le,aque, of that regiment, for whom
he demanded the cross of the legion al Honour. The
President replied that he west well aeg-iamted with the
name and servio-s of Captain I...6,eque' and that he was
well deserving of the reward eemended, and he was nu
the spot named Chevalier of the order. At this mo-
ment, a poor private of the 27th, Leading a petition
in his hand, endeavoured to gain adini si,,n to the
President to solicit his kindriese iu behalf el hi. aged
father. A young sub-lieutenant s,w the soldier, and,
feeling for his embarrassment, took him by the arm, and
led him towards the President, saying c Monseigneur,
here is a soldier who wishes you to receive a petition,
in which he supplicates your kindness in behalf of his
aged father.' The President took the paper with the
greatest kindness, and in a few minutes after handed to
the sub-lieutenant a two hundred francs note fir the
father of the soldier. The President slept ,At the pr• E-
• where an apartment ead been prepared for
him. This morning-- (T-hursday) he will leave at
six o'clock by a special train for the Sologne lie
will step at Monie-Bettuyron, Brioon, Sanvign),
&c., and return in the evening, to dine at La Fetl (le Si..
Aubin, from whence he will return direct to Paris,
without stopping at Orleans. He is accompanied in hie
excursion in the Sologne by all the persons who came
with him from Paris, ray the Prekces ot the Loiret, the
Cher, and the Loir-et-Cher, by M Machart, the engi-
neer-in-chief and by several of the ordtn.ry engineers,
&c. It is to be hoped that this visit of the Chief of the
State into the Sotseoe will not be without advantafe to
this,. country, which has so long anxiously waited for
improvement, Ind that di,- plans long since submitted
to the approbation of the G..verament will at length be
carried into exenutuat.”

It is positively stated, says the Con.stihdiannel, that
the Legislative Body is to have a Bill betore long
submitted to it, having for object to modify Arts. 5,
6, and 7 t)f the c,,de of criiiiino in.truetinn. These
articles rehte to crimes committed by French sub-
jects in foreign countries. The new Biil is above all
intended to comple.e the legislation, by applying it
not m-rely to crimes, but also to certain misde-
meanours (offences of the press for instance) com-
mitted in foreign countries. This Bill is now under
eximination of the Council of Skate.

Accordh,g to the treaty phssed between the Mi-
nister of Public Works and the pari,;.3 applying f:r
the olncessifn of the l'aris to C:ea Railwa3, the line
from Paris to e'en and Cheroourie is to join the
R-tien Railw ty above the tunnel of R;lleboise
Tae line is divided into two skcjorii,, ore from Rouen
to Caen, kind the ,ec.,r,41 from Caen t urg.
Th 9 first section is to h- exectr.,,i in three years, the
expense being estimated at 52 As the
State gives a subvetvion of 16 millions, the capital
to be raised by toe company is 36 millions, of whieh
24 are to be in bonds. Tne State guir.ntees for 50
years an interest. of four per cent. The rxrcution of
the second section is to commence at the end of the
term fixed for the first, and is to be concludkl wirbin
a delay of three years from that period. This section
is to be executed in the conditions of the law of June,
1842 (1). Three fourths of the capital the 24 mil-
lions have been reserved to the shareholders of the
Rouen Company, two Rouen shares giving a right to
one share of the Caen and Cherbourg.
The Vierzon Railway shareholders, at a ganeral
meeting, held on Wednesday, voted by a majority of
589 to 7 the acualgawatiou of the company with the
Orleans line.

BELGIUM.
The works for the establishment of a submarine
telegraph between England and Belgium will be
commenced without delay. The wires are ready.
Tbe extreme points of the line will be—in England,
at Dover ; in Belgium, at Nieuport, and not Ostend.
As soon as the Dover-Nieuport line of telegraph is
established Mr. BRETT will return to Russia, whither
be has been summoned by the Emperor NICHOLAS.
The Brussels journals state that there was such a
severe frost in the night of Monday in that city and
its vicinity that several cart loads of ice were ob-
tained.
The indepe.g......,„nce of Brussels says...." A grave fact
has just occurred. The sover..ign families whwe in-
terests were comprotniQen by the decree of the 22d 04
January against the Orleans property, presented
through their Ministers some rem ons trance to the
French G.vernment ; but th-y are told that no notice
could be taken of them, and that the decree must ab-
solutely be carried into effect."

SWITZERLAND.
The fine,' examination of the 4110 t opened at
Berne, a to whether the present authorities should
roman in
power, has given as a definitive result:—
Ag4inst the revocation ...... 42,235
'or the revocation .......... 36,390
Tbi Conserv:dive majority has therefor., gained by
5,845 votis. The SUCCPSB of the moderate party at
Erne ha 4 been received with acclamation through,mt
alt Swi z fiend. This is the rudest check which the
Itivrticai party has ever Pxperiencefi.