The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-08 00:00:00

COLONIAL.

SUGAR.—For British Plantation the market has been
steady with a limited quantity on offer. Barbudoes
publicly sold at full rates, low mid to fine 33s 6d to 395.
Growing lumps have been at 44s to 47s per cwt.
EAST INDIA.—No Bengal has been offered by auction
and about 9,000 bags of Madras went scarcely so high
—low yellow 27s and ord to good brown 25s to 26s 6d,
mid to fine handsome grocery 37s to 41s, and good
yellow up to 375. Havannah was partly taken in, strong
greyish brown at 33s 61 to 375, up to mid yellow.
Washed sold at 23s 6d to 253 for low to good and ai
33s to 38s for the finer descriptions. Bahia, a cargo
afloat was sold for a near port at 17s 3d.
Co7FEZ.—A moderate business has been done and
at about the previous rates generally. Plantation
Ceylon has been sold at 48s to 48s 6d for flue
lino ord dark brownish, 50s to 55s for small, 54s to
60s 6d for mid to good mid colory bold, 58s 6d to 64s
6d for peaberry, and 38s to 46s for ord and triage. Na-
tive Ceylon has boon dull again, and sales of good ord
have been made at 435, to 43s 6,i. Costa Rica fine ord
even pale has realized 48s, and mixed colory 49s 6d to
51. a. Rio afloat, about 3,000 bugs sold for a near pot t
at 358 sd. Mocha was taken in at 60s to 62s for un-
garbled mid green, and at 45$ to 50s for poddy.
Cogoa..—Grenada has been sold at 30s to 32s for ord
to mid, and Trinidad at 32s to 373 6d for ord grey to
mid red.

TlKE.—Thero has not been quite so much doing, but
prices are about the same.
ARROWROOT.—Bermuda has been sold at Is o,ld for
fine, and St. Vincent's has realised 31,1 to 4/1 per lb.
173.4.LTPETRE,—Full prices have been asked, but not a
great deal has been done. Calcutta mid partly sold at
26s to 268 6d, 8 to 7 per cent refraction; and low to mid
171 to 181 per cent was taken in at 243 6d to 263 6d.
SPlCES.—Jamaica Ginger, ord to mid, has been sold at
40s 6d to 82s per cwt. Pod Pepper realised 40s 6d
for mid.
COEHlNEAL.—llonduras has realised full rates.
INDIGO.—The public sales of 20,958 chems have corn-
mpnced, and for fine licngal 9d to 10d advanv has been
paid, the mid and consuming qualities selling 6d to Bd
higher. Kurpah went 8d to 10d better.
COTTON.--A moderate business has becn done at
steady pricer,.
TEA..—No alteration has occurred, and tile business
done has been of about an average exient.
TALLow.—Pric,.'s are still rising. P. Y. C. is up to
423 6d for new, and 41s 9d for ell
GREEN FRUIT.—Tho arrivals are Ca limited charac-
ter. Lemons sustain the Ugh figure ohlained of late; a
parcel of Palermo, per Arno steamer, viii Liverpool, sold
by Keeling and Hu it, at public sale, were taken freely
by the trade. A parcel of 11 skga has arrive 3, being the
first of the season. 1.11,ck Spanish Nuts may be daily
expcted. No altz;I:a!:on in Barcelona, stock heavy.
Melzina hale advanced 23. per bag.

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

We have received the Paris papers of yesterday..
The French Government h:s received the following
:elegraphic dispatch :•

" Ton Lowe, Oct. 5, Half•past Two Afternoon.
" The Prince has just parsed in review the numerous
deptztations of the department of the Haute Garonne,
and of the neighbouring departments, amidst the warm.
eat enthusilsm. Never has such a manifestation been
witnessed in the Haute Garonne. Tho number of per'
sons assembled at the Polygone is estimated at 200,000.
The Prince. in going and returning, was covered with
flowers. Cries of Vive I'Empereur!' were everywhere
raised on his passage."
A subsequent dispatch says—
" The Prince .President left Toulouse to-day, for
Agen. The inhabitants were assembled on every part
of his road, and hailed him with enthusiastic cries Gi
Vivo Louis Napoleon!' Vive l'Empereur!" Vivant'
poloon!' "

The department of the Haute Vienne is eagerly
joining the movement in favour of the Empire. Nu-
merous deputations from that department are to pro-
ceed to Angouleme, to unite their acclamations to
the inhabitants of the Charente on the passage of the
PRESIDENT.

In the Pas-de-Calais, 521 petitions have been sent
to the prefect, praying for the Empire. In the Dor-
dogne, 258 communes have already petitioned, and
the number in a few days is expected to amount to
587. The Councils of Arrondissement of Grasse,
Villefranche (Aveyron), Roanne, Mountie, Gannat,
Quimper, Morlaix, Quiniperle and Brioude have el'
pressed themselves to the same effect.

The sitting of the municipal council of the chief'
lieu of tile Yonne was opened, a few days ago, by the
prefect of the department, the Count D'OuNANo,
with a speech, which he concluded in the following
words—" You will repeat with me the patriotic ace's'
mation, which is now uttered throughout France,
Vive Louis Napoleon, vive ribiritier de l'Empereurt
vive le Sauveur de la France.'" To this, M. EEO +
the councillor of Prefecture, replied with the cry 0,
" Vive l'Empereur," which was immediately repeated
by the whole of the municipal council.
M. DESMOLLE3, the Government candidate for the
department of the Lozere, has been elected to the
I,?gisiative Body by 21,028 votes out of 21,174.
The following is the reply of the Panics PREst'
DENT to the Bishop Of MOATPELLIER, who terms'
nated his address by an appeal to the Pinuccill
clemency :

" I thank you, Monseigresr, fir the excellent and
cicquent language which you have just employed. MI
mission is certainly a difficult one, but I reckon, 0,
order to fulfil it properly, on the co-operation of all
the living forces of the country, and, in particular, otl
your good prayers, and on those of the clergy who sr
company you here to receive me. You were perfceli
ri;:ht, Monseigneur, in saying that my heart looks for
ward with ardour to the moment when it will be pO
Bible for me to open the doors of the country, and
will not be happy until there does not remain a Biagi°
victim of our civil discords."

A convention for the international service of tel•'
graphs between France, Belgium, and Prussia WO
signed in Paris on Monday last.
The two men GAILLARD and LORIOT, arrested
St. ETIENNE after the discovery of the plot of Mar
seilles, have been removed to Valence, from whets&
they will be taken either to Aix or Marseilles. TO
statment made by them that they were strangers t°
each other, and only met at S. Etienne by chance, 0
contradicted by the fact the, their coats were exactii
of the same cut, and made out of the same piece
cloth.

In the last sitting of the Academy of Sciences
Al. LAME presented his work, entitled " Lego?,
sur la Theorie Mothematique de l'Elastictil
des Corps Solides," and M. RizsviSO
presented some further communications on tb,6
pile. M. BLOT gave some curious detail
on the book recently brought out in England
containing the unpublished correspondence of Ni'
TON with Professor COTES. M. DUMEIIIL announo
the progress which he has made in the classification
and description of the collection of reptiles in the
Museum of Natural History. M. VILLE detailed $:
some length a series of experiments he has made rels
tive to the absorption of azote, hydrogen, &c., bl
plants; the result of them is that, contrary to the
generally received opinion, the absorption of the azot;
in the air is necessary for the life of plants, and tbil
ammonia in the air has scarcely any effect on thesiii
Finally, it was announced that M. DE GASPAEIS,
Naples, claims to have discovered, on the 19th uls"
the planet which was seen by M. CHACORNAC at Ma,
seines on the 20th ult.

M. BEULE, member of the French school at Athell
has just set off for Greece, charged by the Fremes
Government to continue the excavations which he 10
commenced at the Acropolis.
The servant of Mr. Bowan, who, as stated, 'W°
arrested for having facilitated his flight, has beef
released. She says, that after changing his dress aftet
the fatal act, he descended by the back staircase, Oti
instead of going out of the porte cochere of his 010
house, escaped by a house opening in the Rue Gil:
martin, to which be was able to gain access from t 1
eourt-yard, in consequence of some repairs goine°'
Ministerial circular has just been published prrt
hibiting, in the most absolute manner, the engagesee°
of children in theatres.
From the Ist inst. the mail from Paris to Viero
has resumed its route by Strasburg, Frankfort, Le..,471
sic and Prague. A direct train is established Pro
tween Frankfort and Kehl, so that in 21 bouts
person may perform the journey from Frankfort to
Paris and back. A service by fast trains will short,/
be established between Strasburg and Southern Ge
many.
The Bourse continues firm, without much businly
doing in Government securities. The Four-and-a-04
per Cents. opened at 1051. 35c., and closed at 10',
30c., for the end of the month; the Three per Cetlf.,
closed at 781.75 c.; Orleans Railway Shares, 1,472 f. 501
Rouen, 8971. 50c ; Havre, 4051.; Great Northern, 73601
25c.; Avignon, 538 - 750.; Basle, 3271. 50c.; Paris
Strasburg, 763 f. 75c.; Paris and Lyons, 866 E 25"
Lyons and Avignon, 6451. 25c.; Western of France, 65u1!
St. Dizier to Gray, 5451.
BiII3I4.NESS DON.b., IN FOREIGN RAILWAY-8 AT TO
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Ocr. 7.
Charleroi and Erquelines, 1614—Dutch Rhenish, A,
Great Indian Peninsula, 7—Luxembourg, B—Madras, 734
Northern of France, 2874—Paris and Lyons, 2414—pa
and Strasbourg, 30A—Sambre and Meuse, 10;v s--"
Flanders, 4%—Western of France, 13%.