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London, England, 1852-06-26 00:00:00

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The only chapter of the budget which the C' or
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Legislatif has sent back to the Council of State °Z.
the one providing fur repairs and ornaments of certain
public buildings, in which they proposed a reduction
of 400,0001., or two-thirds the price of the Murillo.
By this resolution a precedent is established, and a
hint given to the Government that it is going too
fast in the way of uncalled-for expenditure. It is as
much as to say that the indulgence of taste ought to
be postponed until debts are paid. The speech of the
Duo D'Uzes, attacking the new Ministry of Police,
is described as lively and effective, and as having told
hard. He showed that this institution was a useless
and embarrassing complication, disturbing the action
of the general administration, while it was opposed
to national manners, and withal onerous and expen-
sive. The papers have no notice of this speech, which
will probably be published as forming part of the
proses verbal to be certified by the PresMent 1311.-•
LAULT. The chapters concerning the Ministries of
the Interior, Police, War, and Marine were all voted.
General ALLARD declared on the part of the Govern-
ment that any reduction of the army was for the
present not possible.
According to official documents published every
year by the Minister of Commerce, it is established
that the whale and cod fisheries give profits to the
shipowners; but, in order to encourage that branch
of commerce, which may become so important for
France, the last law on the fisheries has raised the
bounty to 120 f. per ton admeasurement, a vessel of
SOO tons thus receiving a sum of 60,0001., sufficient
to secure the interest of all the capital engaged, and
to which must be added the profits of the voyage.
These admirable conditions form the basis of the
°Peratioa which has just: been organized under the
title
on the 10th, having
ships fitted out for the whale fishery.
" Atte commerciale, which consists of fray
The Preach squadron which anchored at Algiers
was com
—Ville de Paris, 112 guns;
13°sed as fll •
been towed into port by steamers,
o ows.
Valmy, 120 ; Re
nr y IV.
90 ; Jupiter, 100; Bayard, 90 ;Jena,
80 ' - Descartes Gomer, and Sane,
steam-frigates, end C '
team-corvette. Number
of men, 6,830 ;each • aton, s
,of the three-deckers was maimed
by 1,140 men.
The Duguesclin, line-of.ship, armed en
for
are
eylere with a
flute, is about to sail
battle
fresh batch
of convicts, among whom
most dangerous kind, whoth
have O old offenders of
.e
Paris and other large towns. Tbe been arrested in
also carry out a certain number of the uguesd_wifamilies of the
transported prisoners now at Cayenne, who have been
remarked for their good conduct.
The Constitutionnel has a large portion of its first
page filled with an article on secret societies i
Al-
geria. It states that the recent outbreak n
of tribes
against the French has been produced by the
in-
trigues and excitement of secret societies of Muse„ i
man fanatics and it goes into a long historyof -"
these
societies at di
The Anti de l'Ordre has received a first avertisse.
ment from the prefect of the Oise, for an article in
which the fall of the Emperor NAPOLEON is assimi-
lated to that of CHARLES X. and of LOUIS PHILIPPE,
and which declares that no suppressions or conddin.
nations of newspapers will enable the Government to
preveEt the press from exercising its influence on the
public mind.
The Duchess of ORLEANS arrived with her son,
the Count DE Paris, at Mannheim on the evening of
the 21st. As no other railway train was to start
during the evening, and as all the post-horses were
out, the DUCHESS was obliged to engage an omni-
bus to carry her on, and it arrived at Heidelberg
about midnight.
The Cologne Gazette states that the Duchess of
ORLEANS, on leaving General LAMORICIEHE, who
had accompanied her from Verviers as far as Aix-la-
Chapelle, gave the daughter of the General a brooch,
which she wore by way of souvenir.
There was a report current this morning that the
Minister of Finance is about to propose a loan of
200,000,000 f.

There was a further decline in the price of public se-
curities at the Bourse. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents.
opened at 1011. 70c., and closed at 101 E 35n. for the
end of the month; the Three per Cents. closed at 70f.
35c.; Orleans Railway Shares, 1,240 E; Rouen, 8601.;
Havre, 330 f.; Great Northern, 6151.; Avignon, 421 f.
253.; Bale, 265 f.; Paris and Strasburg, 5761. 25c.; Paris
and Lyons, 6501.; the New Austria Loan, 94.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN ILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Julie 25.
Dutch Rhenish, 51/B—East Indian, 253%—Great Indian
Peninsula, 69—Grand Junction of France, 4•Th—Luxem-
bourg, 4%—Namur and Liege, 63/4—Paris and Rouen, 341
—Paris and Strasbourg, 23 ex d.—Rouen and Havre. 13
—Sambre and Meuse, 534—West Flanders, 3%—Western
of France, S.

SPAIN.
The Madrid journals of the 20th are, like tbose
of several preceding days, destitute of news of politi-
calinterest

'rhe Espana states that the contract with the Eng-

ii,h company, represented by Mr. SEWELL, for
making a railroad from Alva to Santander, was
signed on the 16th.
It being Sunday, the Bourse remained closed.

GERMAN Y.
A treaty has been cor.ciuded bet;•een Austria and
Russia regulating the transit trade on the frontiers
between Gallicia and the Cracow territory on the
one side, and the Russo-Polish on the other. The
treaty is to come into force on the 15th of June.
A telegraphic dispatch states that durlng his MA-
JESTY'S stay at Arad no less than 50 political prisoners
were released. _ _

The Austrian Ambassador at St. Petersburgh,
Count MENSDONF POITILY, has returned to his post.
According to recent observations the alluvial soil
on the Austrian coast of the Adriatic is increasing
exceedingly, and it has been remarked that since the
beginning of this year there has been a change on
the shore of the west coast—Malghera, which, at the
time of the French invasion, was an island, is now
completely joined to the continent on one side.
The Benzburgh Borsenhalle, of June 22; says 0.-..
4' A report has been current here for some time that
recruits were being secretly levied by the Papal Go-
vernment ; they were, however, looked upon n
as false
last week. lwever, aboth 100 men suddenly made
their appearance at the Bridge of St. Pauli ; the,
were all decked with red and blue ribbons ; theiri
one
emreess
responded. were cda. l l emd withany ogr rtehaetm w eformality,re liolsteiners, and and all but
they appeared mostly to belong to that class
per-
sons who will be no great loss to the c of
Unt
little confidence was placed in them thory. So
that they had
not received their usual press moneymissar ve
is not to be paid them till they arri ,
wahtitehhe'irinpflit
of destination. The Papal e
VON STRUMFELS, a Bavarian bv b. y is a Lieutenant
irth. After having
seen these men safe, he intends' t
then to enlist a good many of th o return, and expects
e Schleswig officers.
The PorE, it appears, is f
consisting of two regiments. Lieutenant STAllMiftel
was here only a week, a and during
, ormerly during that time he
them
over listed 400 men. Lieut a °rifling a foreign
too,k t em
by rail as far as Strasb tenant Sneuralso
lirgb, where he will
over over to the lead General
er of heed them
the eonscrietion,
Roman minister of War."
XALBERBIATTEN f

London, has
Madame
cretary
M. V
brother BELGIUM-
" DER W Beigifin Minister at
EYER, the
at Constantinople, is
arrived
of the Bei . Legation
here on a mission gian
at Brussels. Mr. HENRY, Se-
the widow of Count 80--
clual", who was executed for the murder of his
BOcARMEr
411-la s present at the representation of
and was remarked for the Maderne• vla at the theatre of Brussels, on
'Bede RAcusil
`Vednesday evening,
bril-
liancy of her toilet.