The Sun.
London, England, 1863-11-19 00:00:00

SPAIN.

THE INSURRECTION IN SAN DOMINGO.
MADRID, Nov. 18.
The steamer which last arrived at Cadiz brought
unsatisfactory news from San Domingo.:;
Reinforcements of troops continua to leave for
Havanna and Porto Rico.

FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 19.

Le Monde of to-day learns that in a congrega-
tion of Cardinals, held at Rome on Saturday last, it
was determined that tho Pontifical Government
should accept in a general manner the proposition
of an European Congress.
The monetary situation is far faom undergoing
any improvement in Paris ; the Council of the Bank
is studying the means of remedying this embarrass-
ing state of affairs. The idea has been put forward
of reducing from 3 months to 60 days the
maximum of the bills received for discount;
but on it being observed that this measure
would too greatly prejudice commerce and even
cause embarassmente, it is stated that this measure
was renounced. It is now a question of reducing
the quota of advances upon securities. This
measure, if taken, will not produce great results,
and will oblige depositors to sell their securities in
order to obtain funds.

BOURSE, Nov. 18.—The arrival of the English
funds with a decline of i has not produced any
effect on this market, which remains unvaried at
the quotations of yesterday, Threes, for the Account,
being still at 67f. 10c. Mobilier are slightly lower.
The Railway Market has been heavy, but without
any material change in quotations. The market
improved towards the close, and left off as follows :

41 per Cents .. 95 05
Ou. ertd month....

Italian Loan 7l 85
Do. end month 72 10
New ditto
Do. end month —
Russian
Austrian
Spanieh Threes 53 50
Home Debt . . 6l/
Deferred
Cash. Account.

3 per Cents
Do. end month 67 25
Credit Mobilier 1085
Do, end month 100
Bank Shares ..... 3350
Credit }wader
Rom an

BAIL

980 - .. 977 50

Orleans
Northern
New ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean
New, ditto
Geneva..
Southern
Western
Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Lorpbmrd
North of Spain
Saragossa 623 75 .. 625
Ditto to Barcelona

977 50 .. 980 -

952 50 .. 953 75
900 - .. - -

601 25 .. - -
693 75 .. 695 --
517 50 .. - -
490 - .. 488 75

A DECEIVER CAUGHT.—The Montreal Gazette
of Friday relates the following—" On Monday
evening a certain lawyer, who shall be nameless for the
present, informed his wife, a good-looking young woman,
that urgent business demanded his presence for a short time
in Quebec, He therefore bid her an affectionate good .bye,
advising her in the meantime to spend the period of his ab-
sence with her brother, as he feared in her own house she
Votild suffer from ennui and loneliness. Appreciating this
evidence of her husband's kind consideration, the lady de-
termined to comply with his request, and before
many minutes ehe had gone to share her brother's
hospitality. Having occasion to go out on some business
on the same evening, the lady in the course of her walk pro-
ceeded through the street in which she and her husband re-
side, when she was surprised to see a light in the room that
she had only a short time before locked up and aban-
doned. Happening to have then a key which opened the
door, she bethought herself of investigating into the mys-
tery, when lo 1 on opening the bedroom door, she dis-
covered her faithless Colisort with another than his wife.
Thu Argun that now ensued bases description; the injured
Wife found vent for her outraged feelings in taunts of
scornful, indignant abuse, and that being insufficient,
resorted to a violent application of physical force, to ex-
hibit in a more marked manner than words could do her
detestation of her husband's offence. He looked sheepish
in the extreme, and somewhat confused in thea presenceam
of /Nth charmers, being between the horns of
wifed ma
dilemma
took
of no ordinary difficulty. The enraged
swift and terrible vengeance,
bottle she made an onslaught on the unworthy
her so soundly
lifting acompetitor
for her husband's affections, and belabouredalmost in a state
as to drive her f creaming from
the
ee
house
husband himself, she
of undress. Then turning on
bottled' him considerably also,
cutting and striaing some-
what promiscuously, to the great detriment of his bones
land stray articles of furniture."