The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-15 00:00:00

FRAN C.E.

His Royal Highness Said Pacha, son of the late Me-
hemet Ali, Viceroy of Egypt, has arrived in Paris from
England, on his way back to Egypt.
Prince Miloch, his son Prince Michel and M. Obre-
noviitscb, the first hospodars of Servia, have just sr'
rived in Paris.
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The heat was very great again on Tuesday. A
o'clock M. Chevalier's thermometer marked in, the s
34 deg. 6.loths of centigrade (94 1-3 Fahrenheit).l
M. Arago, the celebrated astronomer has,
it iLi satd,Pre•
,dieted that there will take place at Paris, within the next
few days, a terrific storm, which will last tweetry-four
hours. The Parisians were all occupied oa Tuesday
With descanting upon this meteorological prophecy, and
there prevails a general belief among the lower orders
that this famous storm was to take place yesterdahorld tt)ge-
gether with an earthquake, and the end of the world e
fixed for Thursday.
The Prince President sent on Tuesday for the servant
of General St. Arnaud, who horsewhipped some ef
the
navvies for throwing stones at his master late'', while
riding in the neighbourhood of Vichy. The Prince
commended the soldier for his spirited coaduett and,
giving him a 500 franc note, tolhdahsibmeeasn
completed his term of military service to
Elysee, and that he (the President) would take care to
come to the
provide him with a suitable post.
M. Michelet, the historian, retired
time in retirement at Nantes. He lives a very
isi:ionagafsol: he
some
life, and devotes himself entirely to the continuation of
his ~ Histoire de la Revolution Franellee'" As the
La Vendee, in h that g
sixth volume is almost completely devoted to the war of
siege of Nantes, M.whic Michelet wasstr desirous of studying
all the documents connected with that event on the spot.
M. de Morny arrived in Paris yesterday morning
from London. episode occurs, the

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" M. PALEOCCAPA, Minister of Public Works," says
the Genoa Gazette,—
Piedmont and
Br,e,tgt
hands informedproposed
ttoheouSreGnaotveertnhmatentthe celebrated Mr.
of a Submarine Telegraph between La Spezzia,
. Corsica,
and Sardinia, which might also communicate with Al-
geria and France. We await with impatience further
curate
particulars respecting that marvellous undertaking,
which would by far exceed all the works of the kind
already executed, but we may say that the 'lame of the
insisted states t that
otnh e
then ergeoptei salt i oonf
lawmentioned a
inventor is a certain guarantee of its success.
The Corriere Mercantile of Genoa, of the 10th,
against
Rome are definitively interrupted, the latter having
The Ticino Gazette of the 9th states that the
of Lodiano, in the canton of Cicino, has been con-
demned
for having read the pastoral letter of the Archbishop
roxinietdA
MILAN,
y,
otfhethCeou2nscthil of State to 100 franca fine,
few days ago, by which the prelate protests
the measures taken by the cantonal Government with
respect to the seminary of Poleggi°'
.. The Pied7nontese i". Gazette, of the 10th 4.
~ pub-
lishes a Royal decree, authorising the levy of 10,000
recruits of the class of 1831.
The Patria states that the Government meditated
a coup d'etat against the upper Chamber, by ap-
pointing,
- before next session, a batch of 20 or 24 new
senators.

The Tribunal of First Instance of Genoa had sen-
tenced to six days' imprisonment and 100 f. fine
Casaccia, for haying published a new edition of his work,
with a sonnet to St. Anthony, offensive to the Catholic
religion. The wszek, moreover, had been coasented.