The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-02 00:00:00

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THE FRE

We have received the Paris journals of Sahli*"
and yesterday.
The Moniteur publishes a decree naming General
ALLAN, councillor of State, President of the Section
of War and Marine.

MM. PEEAIL DE CoRNEIN, COCIIELET, and others,
are nominated to the Council of State.
M. Gramm (Councillor of State) is appointed In-
spector-General of the University.
The Cabinet is now definitely constituted as
follows
Foreign Af&irs
Finance .-
Public Works

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Foreign Affairs
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Marine Ducos.
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Justice `il .
Instruction
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Interior ... 13
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War
capacity and sober' views of
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ka
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'Of these ten Ministers the first half represent the
the Cabi-
net. In the second half are to he I;tind the Minis-
ters of the coup d'etat and the old party of the
Elysee.
, . The Constitutionnel has the following on the sub-
ject of the appointment of M. AcRILLE Pour.r) :
" The Moniteur yesterday announced that the Cabinet
was completed, by the nomination of M. Achille ponid
to the important ftinctions of Minister of State. It even
announces that the new Cabinet is constituted for a long
time. ,We may hope,' says the Moniteur 4 ' not to see
for a long time those changes of persons- which throw
agitation and,indecision in affairs. For our part we
have never said that the change of persons which has
just taken place had caused any,figitation or the slightest
indecision in affairs; all the choices which have just
been made, that of M. Achille Fould included, only re-
present practical and moderate ideas, and consequently
Can only meet with the warmest approbation of public
opinion. M. Achille Fould will introduce order Wad
economy in the newly-created Ministry of State, several
1 of the attributions of which are of great importance and
of the greatest interest."
The Stec/c makes an appeal to the Government for
a politicat amnesty.
The Minister of the Interior, Agriculture, and
Commerce has charged M. LECLERC to visit the south
of France, and if necessary parts of Italy, to exatnille
the malady in . the grapes culled by, the Pawn
tacheri. That gentleman has been passing some days
at Bordeaux in examining the vines. He ascertained
that the malady prevails' at Merignac and in the
Medoc. In the famous growths from Ludou to St.
Estephe the malady was discovered on several
points, especially in the communes of Pauillac and
St. Julien.
All the railway companies have addressed a con-
joint representation to the Ministers of Finance and of
Public Works, tending to have the double liquidation
per month at the Bourse done away with.
The funds again rose at the Casino. The Four-and-
a•Half per Cents. were done for the settling at WV.,
and the Three per Cents. at 761.; and for the end of the
month the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. reached 106 f.
60c., and the Three per Cents. 761.30 c.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY 31.
IDijon-and Besancon 23; —East L - —Grand lndian 94 Junc-
tion of France, 5%-1.: -
26 ',.—Paris and Lyons,s;B—Luxembourg, o.3,—Northern of France,
Rouen and llarreiv2o.
38—Paris and Strasbourg, 26--
Flanders, 33 —Western—Sambre and Meuse, 73q—}Peat
of France, 10. -

Our Madriodfaidmvipcoerstaaoroe of the 27th ult.; they con
titutionnelBpPueAb
The lils: the following
" I t appearsid, 2.5
letter
from
M
t a i n nothingc ons
:----he Government seriously contem-
plates doing away with the monopoly
to-
bacco. If our information be correc ofr would salt and
that the famous economist, Don Carlos
Arib appear
order of the President of the Council of a, by
Ministers,
has drawn up a project for throwing
the sale of tobacco, by substituting for the
presentopen
system a moderate duty, which will give the state
the same, if not greater, advantages than the monopoly.
It is thought that AI. Bravo Murillo is disposed to adopt
this project. If this be the case, we cannot but applaud
this idea which does as much honour to the Minister of
Finances, as do the order and clearness which he has
begun to introduce into some of the branches of the
Government. As impartial, and desiring only the wel-
fare of the country, we hope that reforms will continue
to bo made, never mind by whom."
MADRID BOURSE, JULY 27.—Three per Cents., 45;
Exchange on London, 50 35.

GERMANY.
The Wiener Zeitung has two telegraphic dis-
patches respecting the EMPEROR'S progress ; the
first is dated Nazg, July 20, where his MAJESTY
touched the boundary of Transylvania a', Kassa-
vitza, and was received by the military and civil
Governor, Prince CHARLES TON SCHWARZENBURG
the EMPEIIOR setting out on his journey as early
as four o'clock the next morning, via Halmazy and
TossanfalTe, reached CA' Irlsburgh, where the second
telegraph is dated July 22, at six o'clock in the
I el-m.4,F.
Although his MAJESTY had had a continuous
journey on horseback for IS hours in the mountain
districts he was in the best possible health and spirits.
He was everywhere enthusiastically received by the
inhabitants.
The question of the hereditary succession to the
Duchy of Brunswick has been the subject of nego-
tiations between Brunswick and Vienna. The DUKE
considered it of importance that the question awesue
should be settled, and that he should receive as-
surance that his descendants should be recognised as
the lawful heirs by the Court of Vienna. A matri-
monial project is said to be connected with this. The
family Act of Hanover and Brunswick, executed in
February, 1831, and which especially lays down the
succession to the Duchy of Brunswick, at that time
received the ascent of Prussia and several other Ger-
man Governments, while Austria held back. The
consent of Austria has now, however, been said to be
settledobta that obtained, a
hntdte descendantsheque of D
question of the succession
cu
ccessixonnLitss are
be
excluded from the throne of Brunswick.

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