The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-19 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(Er BUB.ZIZAISINE TELEGRAPH.)
Th PARIS, Tuesday, 8 A.M.
e
Noniteur publishes a decree convoking the
"‘e for the 4th November.

-'4OESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
t, LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Ocr. 18.
4k‘lrand Junction of France, 5 3/, —Luxembourg, (Railway),
ter-liallthern of France, 3114—Paris and Lyons, 28—Paris
Strasbourg, 31%—Rouen and Havre, 16 h—Sambre and
414, 113—Western of France, 103/1.

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bp4l Louis apoleon was entering the grand avenue
j°4,.' the gardens of the Tuileries his horse—the same he
e at the distribution of eagles on the 10th of May
kat, and a present from the Sultan—became frightened
at the quantity of bouquets of flowers flung before him
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every side. The animal reared, and at one moment
gappeared about to plunge into the large basin of the
hltdee. The President, however, kept his seat, and
)," horse soon became quiet. In fact, the deluge of
~.°uquets and garlands was so great along the hue of
they
as to incommode the horses
them.
rseeof the escort, and
"Y occasionally stumbled over
Probert, and Mr. W. Wat-
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tho' The ease will no doubt be made. .
-rs in November
500/
teegh it may stand for trial at the sittint.,
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L e.;!-I. which will bring the trial on about
from England
kh etAber —unless the absence of any witnesses
°tad delay theth the sittings
first we e afterk in
it 115' the accounts from the United States this week,
is
4,4151)eas that a sudden reaction had occurred in the yanot
I.lB7,3°,llernes in the share market, similar to that which hills
614;„"I''on place on this side. The activity of mercante
rEttgeas had caused an advance of about 1 per cent. in the
prizeof discount, but there was no general pressure, and the
the of the leading securities had not been much affected.
over o,lports for the past month had shown a large increase
sitioft`t.,e corresponding month of last year, although the total
of 4,...nuary was still below that of the first nine months
haq '1))1-2 The deposits of gold at the Mint for the same time
tho `e,a 7,260,000/.,- against 6,410,000/. in 1851. During
Idrothe_K a charge had been brought by Messrs.. Brown,
Ivith theirnd Co., against a clerk whom they had intrusted
lukve pr.ocuration, and by whom 45,./. s
two 37asi Misappropriated in speculations 000wi thin stated to
the past
Th
14,,i,, e Weekly reviews from the Amsterdam end R0t-
t4,,,n1 produce markets mention that business had become
to Ilvrtiore active, and that prices showed a further tendency
kau ance. Theo perations in coffee had been considerable,
Ligyteuret..attons for the superior descriptions were generally
tri.,i • Large purchases of sugar raw and refined, had been
inug.e, the inquiry for consumption'
1 g Increased Th t as well as for export h. ay-
rlqi • e ransactions in spice had been limited.
I,llga had been well supported, and dvewood had improved.
kid rice Rats from Antwerp and hamburg s.tate that sugar
tteZhe._ ice were in demand. Coffoe was maintained with.
ialyithroisuegnh. the business was not important, and indigo had
lilt I
I,ieaille leigmence has been receiv.--d that the African
pi,:3ia:Oerojeateh°aattPFunpYp.msm. oonn
screw. vessel Forerunner, which left
the 214 tth
.of September, arrived at
to. that islands.
tuaztueira, her speed average
lit A,10,, ever made. in
the the quickest
eluding the stoppage
—.Ce,
a 10 knots for the whole

!'ICE CIONTIN.ENT.

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 12-th have arrived. The
editors of the Keraldo' the Constitutional, the Espe-
ranza, the Epoca, and tha Diario had been set at
liberty, but cannot sign their respective journals until
the tribunals shall have decided on the prosecution
commenced against them by the Director of the Trea-
sury for calumnirving him. In the meantime these
papers will have to abstain from political discussion.
The editor of the Heraldo, who had been in confine-
ment thirty-two days, had been obliged to deposit
6,000 reels as an addition to his previously existing
caution money of 120,000 reals. The Constitutional
announces that it will cease to appear.
The Queen had given 20,000 reals to the poor of
the province of Madrid. The post of Commander of
the Halberdiers vacant by the death of the Duke de
Baylen, had not been filled up. The surveys for the
first section of a railway to the north have been ter-
minated.

The Gazette publishes a detailed account of the
expenses of the different ministries in the second
quarter of 1852; they amount to 313,068,157 reals;
the budget had calculated them at 328,712,541
reals.

The Queen, the King, and the Queen Christina
had held grand receptions for kissing hands in honour
of the Queen's birthday. The Duke and Duchess de
Alontceasier had returned to Seville. Count d'Es-
terhazy, the Austrian Minister, had returned to
Madrid after a leave of absence.

It is stated by the Epoca that the Cortes are to
meet on the 25th November. The day, however,
says a letter, is not yet officially fixed, but it is ex-
pected that it will be before the end of November.

The mails between Madrid and Paris now occupy
seven hours less time in the journey, owing to the
opening of the section of the railway from Angou•
tome to Bordeaux.

Accounts had been received from the Captain-
General of Cuba to the 14th September. They state
that tranquillity continued to prevail; that the cases
of cholera had slightly increased, owing to the heavy
rains ; and that a prosecution had been commenced
against the writers and publishers of the subversive
journal La Voz del Pueblo. A dispatch from the
Commander of the naval station of the Havannah
announces the wreck of the war steamer the Pizzaro,
at a place called Taugo.Farango, on the northern coast,
whilst going to look after a frigate whose manceuvres
seemed suspicious.
A letter from Madrid of the 11th states that the
rumour of its being the intention of the Spanish
Government to suspend all the railway concessions
is well founded. The only exception, it is said, is in
favour of the lines from Madrid to Almansa, and
from Alar to Santander. The motive for the delay
in making other roads is said to be the fear of the
Government that it would be unable to pay the gua-
ranteed interest on the capital, if several lines were
to be executed at the same time.

Madrid Bourse, Oct. 2.—Three per Cents., 47f;
Deferred, 46j. Exchange, 50 30.

BELGIUM.

"It is rumoured more and more strongly," says
the Emancipation of Brussels, of Sunday, that the
Cabinet formed by M. H. de Brouckere is dissolved.
It is not yet said that the King has called in any
other political personage."