The Sun.
London, England, 1852-11-10 00:00:00

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LIVERPOOL RACES.

(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

The Scurry Stakes.

Jupiter
Henrietta
Mire Hill
The Selling Stakes.

Needle

Tru© Girl

The Autumn Steeplechase.

Carrig
No other placed.
The Aintree Stakes.

Truth
2
Fuze
Eleven ran.

NEWCASTLE BOAT_RACE.

CANDLISH WON BY FOUR BOATS' LENGTHS.

FRANCE.

We have received the Psris journals of yesterday.
The Moniteur contains the official acceptance by
the Prince President of the act by which the Empire
is re-established, and Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
declared Emperor of the French, by the name of
Napoleon 111.
The Act is signed as follow :
Mesnard, First Vice-President.
Drouyn de L'Huys,
Troplong, Vice-Presidents.
Baraguy d'Hilliers,
Count d'Hautpoul, Grand Referendaire.
Cambaceres, Lacrosse, Secretary of the Senate.
d'Angely, Secretaries.
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Their Eminences Cardinal de Bonald.
Cardinal du Pont.
Cardinal Mathieu.
Cardinal Gousset.
Cardinal Donnet.

Marshal Reille.
Marshal Vaillant.
Admiral de Mackau.

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Marquis de Croix, Baron de Crousheilles, Count
Curial, M. Dumas, Baron C. Dupin, M. Elie de
Beaumont, M. Fould, Baron de Fourment, M. J.
E. Gautier, Ernest de Girardin, M. de Goulliot de St.
Germain, Marquis de la Grange, Baron de Heeckeren,
Vice Admiral Hugon, General Husson, Baron do La-
doucette, Gen. Viscount de la liitte,Marquis de Lawces-
tine, Louis Lebouf, Lefebvre, Durufle, Count C. Ma-
rois, Count Lemercier, Gen. St. Arnaud, M. J. Lever-
rier, Gen. Magnan, M. Manuel,
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Pelet, Baron Petit,
M. Marchand,
M. de Roubaix, Due de Mortemart, Lucien Murat,
Poinset, Marquis
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Thibaudeau, Due de Vicence, N. Vieillard, Berthier,
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will be promulgated

(Signed)
(Countersigned)

LOUIS NAPOLEON.
A uIiILLE FouLD,
Minister of State.

The Prince-President on 'Tuesday passed in review,
at Neuilly, the Ist and 7th Lancers, the 22d and
53d Regiments of the line, sndAt the lst battalion
even, of
the gendarmerie mobiles. half-past el
Generals Carrelet and Courant arrived, and shortly
after General Magnan, followed by a brilliant staff.
A few minutes after Prince Louis Napoleon appeared,
and was received with loud cries of " Vive l'Em-
pereur I" His Highness was in the uniform of a
general officer, had the ex-King Jerome by his side,
and was followed by General Roguet and the other
military officers of his household. The troops, as
the Prince passed down the liner, saluted him with
cries of " Vive l'Empereur !" The troops afterwards
filed off before him, and returned to their barracks at
one o'clock. The Prince, at the same titre, proceeded
to the Elysee.
Abd-el-Kader was to have left Paris on Tuesday,
but his departure was postponed, as the Prince Pre-
sident had expressed a desire to see him again at St.
Cloud. The ex-Emir went there on Tuesday, and
was most kindly received by the Prince, who pre-
seated him with a sword of honour, observing that he
was happy in thinking that he would only use it in
the !service of France. Abd-el-Kader expressed his
gratitude for this present, and for the confidence re-
posed in him, asked permission to witness the coro-
nation, and repeated his protestations of fidelity.
After leaving St. Cloud, the ex-Emir went to take
leave of the Minister of War, who informed him that
during the time that he shall remain at Amboise,
horses will be placed at his disposal, so that he may
be able to take exercise when he pleases. On Sunday
Abd-el-Kader, after visiting the Prefect of Police,
went to pay a visit to the Prefect of the Seine, M.
Berger, not having been apprised of the Emir's inten-
tion, was absent, but the visitor was received by M.
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Amedee Berger, who showed him every mark of con-
sideration, and conducted him over the magnificent
theinst
course of
Speculators at the Bourse were seized with a
speciesapartm apartments, now in
yesterday,
y, in
consequence
of the
stock-brokers having adopted
a resolution to require
additional security from their clients in all time bar-
gains. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents. opened at
1081., and closed at 107 f. 60c. for the end of the
month ; the Three per Cents. closed at 851. 25c.;
Orleans Railway shares, 1,750 f. Rouen, 1 •
• °3sf. ,
Havre, r
060 f. ; Basle, 39 ,
51.; Paris and Strasburg,
900 f.; Paris and Lyons, I,ooof. • Great Western,
750 f. ; Lyons and Avignon, 840 f. ; St. Dizier and
Gray, 605 f. ; Caen and Cherbourg, 680 f.; Dijon and
Besancon, 640 f, ; Bordeaux and Cette, 660 f.

BUSINESS DOVE 1N FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Nov. 9, 1852.
Dijon and I.lsancon 91,4—Dutch Rhenish, 77i—East
Indian, 28 78—Grand Junction of France, Great Western
of Canada, shares, 11—Namur and Liege (with interest), 8%
—Northern of Prance, 37%—Paris and Lyons, 317/B—Paris
and Rouen, 424—Paris and Strasbourg, 37—Paris, Caen,
and Cherbourg, 1114—Sambre and Meuse, 10711—Upper
Indian Scrip, ;•=i p.m.—Western of France, 18%.