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

THE FRENCH R

We have received the Paris journary,
and yesterday
Tee Moniteur publishes a decree nt:siiing_Gfenerai
ALLAN, Councillor of State, President tce the Section
of
.117.11 air. and R Marine.ilN COCHELE'I4
are nominated to the Council of S* ' I
Spector-Gceanbeinra Cabinet
ofis the
no University, definitely
M `tat
e) GIRAUD (Councillor of St vete.
spe) is appointed In-
y.,"
constituted at
:oAttGLNDE..
follows
gs ;
Foreign Affairs
Public For avir
F r Finance Foreign A ff. airs BINEAU.
Ijnasstrtiucection 11
DUOUYN LE Lams. Marine
Ducos.
•
ABBATUCCI.
Interior • • FORTOUL.
War
.. Sr.PbiElAuspIRGANNsAiru.D.
Police
Of lbw., ten Ministers the first half represent the
e tIl
administrativeath e
secondcapacityhalf and
are to
sober views
fvioeuwnsdofththe eCabi
Cabi-
net.
Minis-
ters of the coup d'etat and the old party of the
Elejsee.
The Constitutionnel has the following on the sub-
ject of the appointment of M. ACHILLE FOUL.
" The Moniteur yesterday announced that the Cabinet
was completed, by the nomination of M. Achille Fould
to the important functions of Minister of State. It even
announces that the new Cabinet is constituted for a long
time. We may hope,' says the Moniteur, not to see
for a long time those changes of persona 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 agitation 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 and
economy in the newly-created Ministry of State, several
of the attributions of which are of great importance and
of the greatest interest."
The Siecle makes an appeal to the Government for
a political 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 "amine
the malady in the grapes caused by the oidium
tuckeri. Tbat gentleman has been passing some days
at Bordeaux 'exaarining theevittes. ,lie.asoertalle4
tbenhoiniltd, Prevails..:, at- Merignac Ea in tbi---
liedon. In the famous growths from Ludou to St.
Estephe the malady was discovered on several
points, especially in, the vommanes of Pauillac and
St. Julien.
All the railway companies have addressed a con-
joinrrepresentation 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..TheSour-and-.
a•fielf per Cents. were done for • the settling at 106 f., •
and the Three per Cents. at 761.; and for the end of the
month the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. reached 106 f.
600., and the Three per Cents. 76f. 30c.
BUSINESS DONE -IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
-LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, JULY 31.
I fDijon-and Besangon, 234-East Indian, 27-Grand Juno-
ofFrance,. 5 sAr-Luxembourg, 6%... Northern of France,
26 /-pa and Lyons, 203/8,-Paris and Strasbourg, 26-
, uen and Havre,• 141 A Sambre
-and Meuse 714-West
Flanders, 31-Western -of France,lo.

'~Setarday.

SPAIN.
• Our Madrid.advices are of the 27thult.; they con..
lain nothing of importance .
The tutionl
publishes the following letter
m
fro‘l apMapdeara
Madrid;
..th2sitthne
the Government seriously contem-
plates doing away with
the
haceo. It our informationhemonooorupreocicyt. ofit wsalt
owouldasilpdpet°s;
Car
Ariban, by
of
that the famous economist, p o
order of the President of the Council
has drawn up ' a project for throwing
the sale of tobacco, by substituting for the preosent
,111
sytt a moderate duty, which will give the s state
the same, if not greater, advantages than the mouo
It is thought that lq. Bravo llarillo is disposed to LOA
this' pr6jeet. 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 be has
begun to introduce into some of the branches.of the
.Government. As impartial, and desiring only the wel-
faroof the country, we hope that reforms will continue
toliemsde, never mind by whom."
•MinRID BOURSE, JirLY 27.—Three per Cents., 45;
Exchange on London, 50 35. • ' . '

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•
GE RMAN
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 at Kassa-
vitza, • and •was received by the military and civil
Governor,' Prince 'CHARLES VON SCRWARZENBURG
the EMPEROR setting out on his journey as early
as four o'clock the next morning, via Halmazy and
Tossanfalve, reached Carlsburgh, where the second
telegraph is dated July 22, at six o'clock in the • -

evening.
Although bia. ......ms.insTir had _bad a continuous
journey on horseback—for - hours -.in the-mousltain
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 at issue
should be settled, and that he should receive the 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
obtained, and the question of the succession is to be
settled that the descendants of Duke CHARLES are
excluded from the throne of Brunswick.

BELGIUM.
The Presse save it has received the following in-
formation from Brussels :—" The present Ministers
will remain in office, including M. FRERE-ORBLN.
Only M. TESCII, whose health is seriously affected,
will retire. He is named Prefect of the Luxembourg
in. the piece of M. SMITS, who will, it is said, be ap-
pointed to the vacant governorship of the province of
Namur. The successor of M. TESCII in the Ministry
of Justice will prob. Ably be M. OaTs,
a member of
the Chamber of Deputies and Professor of Political
Economy in the University. It was M. Oars who,
in the discussion of the Bill on successions, proposed
to to introduce into it the progressive princiP.le• A
said the
negotiations treaty of commerce with France,
negotiations will be resumed, and thati_t_t
pro-
Government will grant protection thontlit
the present
perty. Ii: is understood, however,
that
ion ally. It is
is
sne BBryelgian
Ministers continue in office only
-e and to avoid
Chambers for the dispatch of bill_
_. .r.,
prop peed to convoke an extraord
Al .nOGIER and
in it all Cabinet Government
ii;rn:ervy: s,
session o f the
questi°": es 3 of the Government
until will carry on the
.h.ucsin 5
i in November, and
until the next session, v•ini D
thetathe Ministerial oi)g will be settled, either by
a dissulution
the •
a Parliament or a change of
Ministry."

ITALY.
The Tusesn " Council of the Prince," dn.
of State will
be othneiteur announces that the Council.
tints from
and
r independent of the Council of Minis-
t.
aprxdbeeigaipCaioduonrcdilinwairlyl ccoannstiisetilomfrsa,
with
hd
apnresi
in-
determinate number of extraordinary councillors
eeirrns
bout salaries, and
to ahafivresttha powersecondandof initiating
secretary.iitiatg
The Council is not
any measures' It will only meet at the command of
the ,(3VJERE to IGN,
fconsider, discuss, and prepare
questions which may be submitted to it by the GRAND
Dose, and then only to give their simple advice or
consultative vote on them. Another decree appoints
the Vice•presideht, VINCENT GRAMINI, to be the Pre-
sident of the Council. A third decree announces the
termination of the Ministerial crisis. The Minister
BoccELL.k is relieved from his duties of Minister of
Public Instruction, to which office M. Como lino-
NAROTTI is appointed. M. BOCCELLA is much praised
in this decree for his past services, and is charged with
a mission to the Court of Naples.
We read in the iiisorgitnento of Turin of the 28th
that a band of seven robbers infests the vicinity of
Riolo, in the Romagna. They have had various en-
counters with the caribanehrs, without losing a single
man, but, on the contrary, killing or wounding se-
veral of their adversaries. They plunder, rob,
n and
assassinate without mercy on the highways,
notwith-
standing the numerous Austrian garrisons a the
neighbourhood.
A solemn funeral service was celebrated. the
of King
29th at Turin to commemorate the death
CHARLES ALBERT.
Tne Piednzontese Gazettet of the
28th Pu
the Mortara and
law authorising, the concessionblis' hes the
ofi:guavas company
Vigevano railway line to
of 3,11:ir_...1
constituted on the 11th last.

who was a contractor for a
THE COENWALL II Aware—The contract for the
me, at the very
first 15i miles of this railway, between Truro and St. Austle,
be completed in 18 mcnthri,
low price of
ilwP.y as soon as complete, and
lip 9
o:7rot iboouenel.no ft
Tatkhheeen
worklj Southr:Ds Sehstfoornri.
iwertho the West Cornwall Railway, will
There were some 14 tender;
rail
this piece of road. It is ir-
tthenadt,edintocoopreinivtchtiisorip
make a continuous communication from St. Austle to Pen!
zance.
Dispatches were sent off to the Governors e the West
India Islands from the Colonial office on Wad*