The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-05 00:00:00

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

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The fete of the Landi, at St. Denis, commences to-
morrow.

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The Bourse remained nearly stationary, with little
business doing. The Four-and-a-Half per Cent!
opened at 1001. 20c., and closed at 1001. 100. for In;
end of the month; the Three per Cents. closed at 711
55e.; the New Austrian Loan was quoted at PM;
Orleans Railway Shares, 1,210 f. ; Rouen, 801 f. 25c*;
Havre, 3121. 50c.; Great. Northern, 598f.750.; Avir •
non. 3311. 250.; Vierzlo, 6051. ; Basle, 2601.; Bordeel
626 f 25e.; Paris and Strasburg, 566 25c.; Tours An
Nmnte, 376 f. 250 ; Paris and LI tins, 6301.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAIL wAYS AT TECS
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JUNE 4. of
Luxembourg, 35/B—Namur and Liege, 6—Northern
France, 23%—Orleans and Bordeaux, 15% ex d.—pif
%Ina Rouen, 31%—Rouen and Havre, 121,1—Western
France, 7%.

SPAIN.
The Madrid journals of the 30th ult. are destitute
of political, news.
The Espana states that an English companY hAt
undertaken the works of the railroad from Gress ,7
to Malaga, on condition that the line shall ass 1
Antequera, and have a branch to Cordova to jon t;
projected line from Seville to Madrid.
The Ministers have not yet returned from Aran
juez -cord HOWDEN had an audience of the Qc7r.
on Wednesday to ,ike leave, when he presented
orwAy to ber MAJESTY.
The 30th being Sunday the Baurse was closed.

GERMANY.
We read in the Breslau Gazette that it is the ill
tendon of the Emperor of AUSTRIA and the Ki°g
PRUSSIA to meet the CZAR at Warsaw, for the put
puse of conferring on very important matters.
The Prince CHARLES FREDERICK DE L"151:"
STEIN WERTHEIM died at his chateau
on the 27,1 ult. By his decease one of the tver
branches a the family becomes extinct. gees:
The news of the protocol on the Newell-
excitenie"
tion signed in London has created much
fchatel espe.
in Switzerland. The inhabitants of Neu
cially are much disconcerted. of Triefersteino

of Itlrheerheacve en
tm much HER MAJEST 'S THEATRE.
Theatre has been such as to encourage further effort?
for the promotion of the interests of art as represented
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by that establishment. The management has been
enabled to continue its representations on the tulles;
and most efficient scale, and to make renewed exec' ,
tions to maintain and extend a reputation which, for
many successive years, has been identified with the
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names of the greatest European composers, and of the
most distinguished artists in the several departments o,
the lyric drama and the ballet. We trust, however, tbgt
the importance of supporting our oldest Operatic FA;
tablishment will be still more widely appreciated, and
that the endeavours of those who have so effectiveli
assisted the liberal and enterprising Director wilt
receive more extended co-operation. We understand
that the following were among the earliest subscribers
to the object of the late meeting :
The Duke of Leirister, the Duke of Cleveland, the
LLoeerd
jWortaicnd,,ES:lr.,J
J. R.
ailluexyl,eyß, aErts.,q.L:midye
joßraryleolle:
rEq.Bsuagirs. :
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BCalladnwriiena,rdEe4l:.H.
M.P,
Palmer,tChhearres
Mr. and Mrs. C. Hogg. ins, Frs""
Shelburne, Albany Fonbianque, Esq , Charles Jots
Eq.,
—Sykes,
Bart., Howiu liollow.y, E-q.,
GeneralnEciostir,,E..q.:
Sir
GSeiorraAe .W\No'oroobdwefordn:
Ftehnetoniarrol
Wm. Delafield, 5111
the lion. General Cuvendl,h.

ST. JAMES'S THEATRE.
Notwithstanding the introduction of the Gant
troupe, the French plays are still continued on ceesl4
evenings. Last night was the first appearance thii,
season of M. Levessor, an accomplished artist of vie„,,
known versatility and comic power. His extriq;
dinary capabilities were displayed on the ecosi°nas"
the highest perfection in the comedy of La Null.
Boz:filets, that most laughable and singular 6ce--,,
a etnatrictel e do 7
nßeowbetrot
tehDe3ieab
boards,le, and
Terrible'
It turns on the miseries which an elegant Young grbe.
tleman has to endure from a" loose" brother,;,"ab
disgrace of the family ; on the loves of this vile
scapegrace, who eel:mints sad scampishoess in ,fnh
salons of his broth ‘, and on the clever way in scuirla
he finally sets evel ,ping to rights for himself oof
others. The drollery and lequacious effrontery
gurae tEbrreeraed sash of AIL
Levassor were inimitable, and kept the house in r°
of lau4hter.
A new Glee and bladrigal Society,
sisting of Miss Louisa Pyne, Miss Dolby, -L`st
Swift, Mr. F. Bodda, and Mr. Land, gave the uop
of an anncunced series of concerts at this theatt!iar
Thursday morning. Some of the most poPrvi,
works of our best modern, as well as ancient, cu..oa
posers wero executed with admirable precision lea
delightful expression. The audience manife6
bout.
their satisfaction in the warmest manner throuS
The house was well attended.

,0 at
Citencoet, IttoN.—An arrival has taken P'117,,m-if
Liverpool of a consignment of charcoal iron from
Scotia, the produce of the Acadian Ironworks in that ccu°,7'i
being the first importation thence, except a small saran,.
year ago, which obtained a medal at the Great Exhibitfof
This iron has been proved to be well adapted for 13:ee'
the highest quality.

We have received the Paris papers of yesterday.
The Senate sat on the Ist and 2cl inst., Prin ea'
JEROME BONAPARTE being each time in the cha
At the first sitting communication was made to t be
members of twoßills adopted by theLegislativeßod
one relating to the calling-out 80,000 men, and t. be
other to the rehabilitation of convicts. Both me, i"
sures were referred to special committees. The St 1"
nate then declared that it bad no objection to mak e
to the ptemulgation of the laws authorising the tow. 1
of St Omer and the department of the Cates-du IN
to contract loans, and the departments of the Morbi-
ban and of the Gironde to tax themselves extraordie
narily. Similar decisions were come to relative to
severe! Bills. M. ROEMER, the President of the See- •
tion of Legislation in the Council of State, and MAL
DELANGLE and VIIITRY, members of that body, having
been introduced, the Senate commenced the discus-
sion of its regulations. After part of the articles had
baen adopted, the dischssion was adjourned to the fol-
lowing day, when it was resumed. The only point
thus gave, occasion for any debate of interest well
that relatiog to publishing an account of the pro'
ceedings. Several members spoke in favour of such •
publicity, declaring that, for the dignity of the Se'
nate, the country ought to be enabled to see whet
services that body cound render in times of difficaltY•
Many members insisted on the fact that the publica-
tion spoken of was not in any way contrary to the
constitution, and eventually the regulations were .
adopted in their ensemble, with the understanclieg
that, at a later period, a sonatus-consultum should, if
thought advisable, be issued to regulate the publicity`
demanded.. Before the sitting of the 2d instant., to°
committees were nominated, one on the Bill reletive
to calling out 80,000 men, and the other on the Co"
vict Rehabilitation Bill.
The PRINCE PRESIDENT of the Republic on Thor"
day again drove along the boulevards in an open
carriage, without any escort, and was everywhere
received with the respect due to his exalted station.
" The accounts that we receive from the Pro"
vinca," says the Patrie, "inform us that the Prefects •
in their recent official tours of inspection have evert'
where found the public mind well disposed, and they
have been received by the rural populations with en'
thusiestic shouts of a Vive NAPOLEON.' "
A telegraphic dispatch from Toulouse states tbet
the fete of the distribution of the Eagles has gone ell
there with the same enthusiasni as at Lyons.
The announcement of the Journal de Turin having
been prohibited from entering France is incorrect.
arrives as usual.
M. P. J. P2OIIDHON, the well-known Socialid,
writer, was set at liberty on Thursday, having Our,
pleted the three year: imprisonment to which he iv" •
condemned by the Court of Assizes of the Seine.
The Marquis DE MORNAY, who was a Member of
the Chamber of Deputies under Louis PHILIPPE, and'',
of the Constituent and Legislative Assemblies of
Republic, has died in Paris, after a long and painful