The Sun.
London, England, 1839-07-26 00:00:00

BOURSE.-PARIS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24.

HALF-PAST THREE.—Business has been still more un-
important than yesterday. For the Account the Three
per Cents. opened at 79f. 65c., and rose to 79f. 70c., last
price. The Five per Cents, have had but the one price
of 111 f. 80c., so both closei as yesterday. For Money the
Three per Cents. are sc. lower, and the Five per Cents.
sc. higher. Neither the Bank of France nor the Laffitte
Bank Shares are altered. The Belgian Five per Cents.
have crept up The Three per Cents. have not been
quoted. The Spanish Active has declined I; after having
oscillated frcm 191 to 194, it closed at the latter price.
Little done in Railway Shares. The Versailles Right
Bank have declined 2f. 50c., as have the Havre. The
Strasburg to Bale are 7f. 50c. lower. The Versailles Left
Bank and the Orleans not altered. The St. Germains have
again not been quoted.

First Highest Lowest Last
Price Price. Price. Price.
French 5 per Cents
4% per Cents lO5 75 ... 105 75 ... 105 75 ... 105 75
4 per Cents lO2 60 ... 103 ... 102 60 ... 103
3 per Cents '79 65 ... 79 70 ... '79 65 ... 79 65
Bank of r'rance 2750 ...2750 ...2750 ...2750
Laffitte Bank I.ooof. Sh lO5O ...1050 ...1050 ...1050
5,000 f. Sh 5215 ...5220 ...5215 ...52•?0
RAILWAY SHARES.

Versailles, R. B 677 50 ... 677 50 ... 677 50 ... 677 se
L.B. 357 50 ... 362 50 ... 357 50 ... 362 50
Havre 977 50 ... 977 50 ... 975 ... 975
Orleans .. _ ... ••• ••.
452 50 452 50 452 50 452 f,() _ _ _ _

Strasburg to Bale 336 25 ... 336 25 ... 330 ... 330

Brussels and German papers of the latest dates have
been received. Advices from Vienna of the 17th ult.,
state that the report of the destruction of the Turkish
army produced a panic among the stock jobbers in that
capital. Rumours were afloat that Great Britain had
secretly encouraged the late SULTAN MAHMOUD to
commence hostilities, and that in consequence of this
the British Ambassador and Prince METTERNICH were
not on the most friendly footing. Great excitement
was likewise produced in Hungary by the publication of
the following Imperial rescript, addressed by the Em-
peror to the second Chamber of the Hungarian Diet,
now sitting at Prague
FERDINAND, by the grace of GoD, &C.

" Having come to the firm resolution to enforce the
respect due to the laws and to protect the liberty of speech
in the Diet of the kingdom of Hungary, nothing would
have been more agreeable to us than to have observed the
labours of the Diet so develope, themselves as to cause no
serious uneasiness in our breast respecting the maintenance
of the constitutional system of the kingdom, and of its
ancient institutions, which are specially placed under
our Royal, protection. Notwithstanding, however, it
has come to our knowledge that, during the Sittings
of the Second Chamber of the States of the 3d and 4th
instant, certain things took place which are contrary
to the respect due to the Judge of our Royal Court, as
well as contrary to the order essential to be observed in
the public discussions, as prescribed by the laws of the
kingdom ; these occurrences evidently are attacks upon
the palladium of the Constitution, and the independence
of the tribunals which his Majesty and the States ought to
unite in considering inviolable ; and lastly, they visibly
tend to overthrow the barriers erected between the legis-
lative and judicial powers, as a protection to each.
" In condemning in the most severe terms the attacks
and the language directed against the Royal Court,
which are altogether inexcusable, because they indicate
an existing abuse of the liberty of speech, and a ten-
dency to contemn the ancient Constitution, we exhort
our faithful States to take our observations into considera-
tion, and, in future, to maintain within the legal bounds
the order of the deliberations of the Diet ; and we
otherwise assure them of our Imperial and Royal goodwill
and benevolence.

" Done at Vienna, this 10th day of July, 1839.
(Signed) " FERDINAND."
The Members of the Second Chamber regarded this
rescript as an attack upon one of their most sacred pri-
vileges—the liberty of speech. It consequently added
fuel to the flame which it was meant to extinguish. We
regret_to add that the embarrassments of the Govern-
ment were increased by unfavourable intelligence from
Servia, Bosnia, and Montenegro, where the mass of the
people were manifesting symptoms of discontent and an
insurrectionary spirit truly alarming. In fact, the ele-
ments of revolution are at this moment manifesting
themselves all over Europe.

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