The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-12 00:00:00

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THE FRENCH RE ,PUBLIC.

We have received the P.ris journals of Saturday
and yesterday.
Tne contents are destitute of much interest; several
h .wever, remnrk with satisfaction on the d.-tided
improvement which has taken place in the Bank
returns.

A decree of the PRINCE PREIDENT of the Republic
puts an ead to the admieistration ad interim of the
War department by M. Ducos, Minister of Marine
and Colonies.
It may
be remembered that a promotion of Marshals
of France was spoken of before the fete of eagles on
May 10.
It is to take is
le naowi
said that the promotion in ques-
tionp honour of the files of August
15, and the persons named for this high honour are
sa
General Ram, formerly Minister of War.; Ge-
neral de CASTELLANE, commander of the Lyons
division ; and General DE ST. —RNAUD, Minister of
War. Some A
genepretl rnesons also speak of General MAGNAN.
t a
of the shareholders of the
Versailles (Lefta Bank)etni g
Railway held on Thursday,
the treaty entred into with the Western Railway
Company wa
a approved of by an immense majority.
The outgoing directors were re appointed, tied the
memberscomposing the committee on accounts
maintained.
The French fleet, under the command of Admiral
DE LA SussE, and consisting of six ships of the line,
e
two steam-frigate
and a steam corvette, was at Port
Mahon, in the Balearic Islands, on the 33 inst.
General DE Sr.
ARNAUD, the Minister of War,
arrived at Paris.
Onalyndrehcovleeraevdialg.roVmichhisy'stlihgeh Minister,
who who has complete
visited Gannet,
sub-prefect and the lieutenant alongten
antofcgonenfedraernmceerwiei.th
He
e
then proceeded direct Moulins, where he was re-
ceived by Count Guiteoi, the prefect of the Aller. He
after wards went to N ers, where he dined with the
prefect. After having received the general com-
manding the subdivisiun and the local authorities, he
excursionroceeded tohne his
Minister
way topaDaiuerdingbyhihs
isrecfierna
first
aide.de-catn, M. Prece,chef d'escadron.
anecdote appears in some
The following interesting anecdote
of the journal 4:" It
and a sister of
was seated in a chamnblegrruhot:f the hotel of the
dem oRs iversiie,
charity
LREauDen
Countal Sonefu,
by the
on whom she
bedsideiate M a
Marshal
was lavishing every imaginable atteAnYdo
appeared about twenty-two yearsn of age,
The sister
of charity
and was remarkable for the beauty and di ehr,
features. The Count appeared on the point of death,
and she seemed aware that such was the case. All
at once, on the
clock striking half-past eight, the
young woman rose, and, after kissing the pale face
wan, prepared to depart. •• Sister,' said
of the dying
achaplein of the College Stanislaus, who
down reading the prayers of the
waparie kneeling
ae theli ng
Church ; i what are you about to do?' •To
depart,' was the reply. ' Wait still longer,' said
the priest; • wait to have the melancholy
satisfaction of closing your father's eyes.
For the young woman was Madlle. LOUISE DE
MORNAY, grand-daughter of the Duke of DALMATIA,
four years before on her novitiate,
who had entered
and who was then sister of charity at the hospital of
Enghein, founded in the Faubourg St. Antoine by
the Duke r.'Aubi
ALE. She might have had 100,000 f.
a year as
dowry, and have joined her iduitrious arms
to those of one of the noblest families of France, but
she would only be Sister LOUISE, devoting her youth
to the care of
the poor patients who are glad to .ob-
tain medical aid in the hospital. The priest again
urged her to stay. 'No ; said she. 'No ; the rules
of the house impose on me the obligation to be within
its walls by nine o'clock at night. I ought to set an
example, and the dreadful misery which I feel at now
departing will render my sacrifice the more meritorious.'
And Sister Locos once more imprinted a kiss on the
pale lips of her father. The Count died in the course
of the night.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
53A—Great Indian Peninsula JULY 10.
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Jim
4%,—Luxembourg, 2
Dutch Rhenish,
01. 3 6314—Grand
GC:ea nn
;1..
s—Namur and
Junction of France,
Liege, 7—Northern of France,
Bonds (formerly Boulogne and Amiens shares), _Paris
13y a
and Lyons, 17 33—Paris and Rouen, _Sambre34:l4 4
and
Meuse, 67/B—Tours and Nantes, 123/4—West Flanders, 3%—
Western of France, 8%.