The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-03 00:00:00

EVENING, JUNE 3, 1852.

THE FRENCH REPUBLI,

We have received the Paris papq rs of yesterday.
There is a long article in the _Pays on the Bill for
preventing the agglomeration of ( is ,ngerous charaoters
in Paris and Lyons. The Pays e:xpresses a fear that,
if this Bill were to le adopted in :its present shape, it
might lead to consequences inj urio las to natural rights,
and which are not in the intenl::ion of the framers,
but it admits to the fullest ext( :Alt the necessity of
legislation on the subject, and re commends modifica-
tions of the measure with the v!,o w of rendering it
conclusive as well as just. It sa ye in conclusion :
" The example of England, poi: ifing to in the expose
des motifs, appears to us to offer a system capable of
satisfying at the same time the v.i-ants of society and
the rights of justee. The Act of George IV., therein
mentioned, gives the constable Val) power of arrest-
ing, without any previous order or warrant, every
idle or disorderly person who clistin•bs the public peace,
or who is suspected of evil design s, as well as every in-
dividual found from sunset to e'42:ht in the morning
lying down, or wandering about, (w. the public way, and
not able to give a satisfactory ac count of himself. AU
these facts are subject to ponaltie a which the magistrate
should not the s ai no system be adopted
in can
F
r 2 WyThnere would no di .n bt be an additional
categoryapne4:'.?of offence's in our him .s, but social interest
would be safeguarded as it desor, es to be without the
principle of the seraration of the :viers being compro-
mised. -p
d. Such a cocrue would c( ii stitute a compromise
alike feasible, (Ificlt'nt, and usel a I to public safety, and
to the liberty of each; and w!ai.ch, in our opinion,
would above all have the Brea t advantage of taking
away from the intended measure, in the eyes of the
public, the character of a measure exclusively poli-
tic,i."

The PRINCE PLESIDENT Will, it is said, take up his
residence at St. Cloud almost 'immediately, and will
remain there until his journey to the South. The
receptions and Ckinet councils will be held at the
Tuileries.

M. DE PERSIGNY, the Mini:iter of the Interior, is
about to take a leave of absence of ten days. M.
LEFEDVRE4)URUFLE, the Minister of Public Works,
will, by decree of the PRLNCE PRESIDENT, dated
yesterday, carry on the business of his department in
his absence. AL DE PEESIGNI: has left Paris for Fon-
tainebleau.

M. FRANCOI3 CHAMBOLLE, son of the ex-repre-
sentative, has addressed a let tear to the journals con-
tradicting a report that his faf;her was about to publish
an Oriental journal at Genoa in conjunction with M.
MARTINET. He states that his father is not at
Genoa, and that he had no in tention of having any-
thing to do with any journal, and that he believes
the report is Equally unfoundod with regard to M.
MARTINET.

General Count DE GOYON has recently pardoned,
in the name of the PRINCE PRESIDENT, seven per-
sons in the department of tle Loire who had been
condemned by the mixed courtcommission to transporta-
tion to Algeria, or to be sent cut of the department.
He has Commuted the punishment of eight others.
The file of the distribution of the eagles to the
different regiments iu garrison at Lyons took place
on Monday and yesterday. General DE CASTELLANE
reviewed the troop., and in presenting the eagles to
the regiments delivered an appropriate address, which
was received with loud marks of enthusiasm towards
the PRINCE PRESIDENT and his government. There
was a tilting
match given at the Hippodrome by the
Dragoons and the Cuirassiers, with various other
amusements, and in the evening of yesterday there
wes to be a grand ball, and a part of the city illu-
minated.

The Gazette du Midi says, it is positively asserted
that Mrne. LAFARGE has h 24 the remainder of her
sentence remitted, and that the Prefect of the 13ouches-
du•Rhone had given orders for her immediate re-
leace.

The Bourse was animated, bat prices were not so firm
at the close of husinesr. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents.
opened at 1001.10 c., and closed at 991. 90c. for the end
of the month; the Three per Cents. closed at 711.
Orleans Rlilway Sharps, 1,210 f. ; Rouen, 8001.;
Havre, 293 f. 75c.; Great Northern, 600 E; Avig-
non, 350 f.; Vierzon, 6021. 50c.; Basle, 215 f.; Bordeaux,
625 f ; Paris and Strasburg, 5701.; Tours and Nantes,
3731- 75e.; Paris and Lyons, 621 f. 25c.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE 2.
Charleroi and Erquelinee, 14;z—Grand Junction of France,
413;0.iu—1
Boulogne
ane 4;.—Luxembourg, A
b otimg r 3 % —Namur and Liege, 6—Northern of
France, 23;4—Ditto, 201. 3 per Cent. Bonds (formerly
Amiens shares), 133/—Orleans and Bordeaux,
15178 ex d.—P ar i 3 and Lyons, 10%—Paris and Rouen, 3118
—Western of France, 7:44-