The Sun.
London, England, 1863-06-01 00:00:00

GREECE.

COPENHAGEN, JUNE 1.
The Berlingske Tidende of to-day, in a semi-
official article, announces that at a sitting of the
Council of State, held on Saturday evening, the last
difficulties in the way of the acceptance of the Greek
Throne by Prince William were removed.
The Dagb/adet,
adds—" It is not yet decided when the formal an-
in an article on the same subject,
ceptance of the Crown from the hands of the depu-
tation will take place.

PORTUGAL.
LISBON, MAY 28.
The feeling
gaining ground in the north of Portugal.
against the Ministry appears to be
The discussion of the Budget has terminated, but
the chief clauses having been referred to the com-
mittees must again undergo discussion.
The resignation of his seat by Senhor Coelho has
not satisfied his friends. The proceeding has
strengthened the Oppcsition.
The bills augmenting the tax on property and
rendering it compulsary for officers and soldiers to
go on foreign service have been passed.
The King has given a grand dinner party in the
Cintra Palace, in celebration of the birthday of her
Majesty Queen Victoria.
The corvette Goa has been sent to cruise in the
waters of the Azores to look after the American
vessels of war.

The rains have ceased and the weather is h 6
and dry.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Rentes are quoted 481 to 481, and Coupons 48
Exchange on London, 90 days' sight, M.

FRANCE.
BOURSE, May 30.—The market has been firm,
although business continues limited. Threes, for
the Account, are unvaried at yesterday's prices,
69f, 45c. The Railway Share Market is quiet,
but prices are pretty well maintained. The mar-
ket declined towards the close, and left cff as fol-
lows:

It per Cents ..97 25
Do. end month....
3 per Cents
Do, end month 69 30
Credit Mobilier 1420 --
Do. end month...MlS 75
Bank Shares 3475 --
Credit Fonder

Italian Loan 72 65
Do. end month 72 60
New ditto
Do. end month 73 50
Russian
Austrian .. B5 25
§panish Threes 64
Home Debt .. 6l 60

RAILWAYS.

Orleans Cash. Account.
Northern .... .........1005 .. 1001 25
1035 .. 1032 50
New, ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean 1042 50 .. 1043 75
Gnnava
... 430
Southern ........ 765 .. 430
.. 762 50
Western
Sardinian .......... 421 25 .. 415
Austrian
........ 473 75 .. 471 25
T.orphard ... 565 .. 567 50
North of Spain ... 670 —.. 567 50
Saragossa .............. 720 .. 720 --
Ditto to Barcelona .... 388 75 .. 385

The Emperor, after paying Et VlSit to the eleetro-
recital manufactory at Auteuil, announced to M. Oudry that
he did him the honour of creating him a Knight of the
Legion of Honour. His Majesty also left 500 francs for the
fund used for the benefit of the workmen when sickness
prevents them working.

- - -
A visit from the Emperor to the camp at Chalons
is talked of. The Imperial tent is being put in order, which
certainly seems as if he was expected.
The Empress recently went out on horseback to
the Bois de Boulogne, accompanied by Mesdames de Lour-
rael and de Riynard, and the Marquis de Cana. The Em-
press, who has thoroughly recovered from her indisposi-
tion,looksdelicate, and as if she had been very seriously ill.
The Prince Imperial now goes cut for his daily
drive in the Champs Elysees and Bois de Boulogne,
escorted by the native Arab troops, who have just arrived
in Paris to do garrison duty. These wild, extraordinary
men appear very proud of their charge, as it seems a com-
Pith:tent to their raco that the Emperor should confide the
Ileir"APparent to their keeping. One day last week the
escort asked General Rolin whether they might be permit-
tad to offer the Imperial Prince a dinner of their own cook-
g.as The requestw was granted. At 6 o'clock the banquet
served in the Salle do Diane in the Tuileries. The
young Prince invited five little boys of his own age to join
him. These were the sons of General Fleury, the Sons of
Dr. Conneau, General Espinasse, and Baron Bourgoigne.
A sheep roasted
whole and " couseoussou" in various
forms,
with African vegetables Emperor 'knives
and fruits, composed the
menu. The plates g and forks were all of wood.
feast. and Empress
,
looked on at this singular

second week of J
Prince Napoleon is to arrive at Cherbourg in the
will visit Smvi
—na and Constantinople, and touch at Lisbon ;
consequently,b
" the statement that he would pay Greece a
visit is an error. em
T. line. On his return from Egypt the Prince
M. Baroche hug been ordered by his medical men
to go into the countr
and remain perfectly free from any
kind of business
journey.
MA DAME
—AMARTINE.—At the moment of her
death Lam
dea theYmoment he is able to undertake the
artine himself was so seriously ill that, though
only in the next room,
he was incapable of being moved to
receive the last farewell of his wife.
Verdi has recently been in Paris, superintending
the reproduction of 4,
At a bull
once more walking, with the slow step of age, on the Boule-
vards.
The Earl of Shrewsbury is to occupy the chair.
Les Vepres." Rossini may be seen
fight at Madrid, on the 18th, the
celebrated toreador, known as El Tato, received a severe
wound in the breast from the horns of one of the animals.
The Government has for some time past been
printing the correspondence of Napoleon I. at the rate of
three volumes in the year. The 12th volume, lately issued,
contains many curious and interesting letters.
Gold has been found in the streams and quartz
formation of
the Cuyuni, in British Guiana, in suf-
ficient quantities to remunerate the searchers. It is curious
that this is the region which Raleigh believed was an El
Dorado. Shakespeare =tikes Falstaff speak of
" a region in
Guiana all gold and beauty."
In the De 'Mites peerage case before the Com-
mittee of Privileges, tie other day, the will of Richard I.
mas produced in evidence, and it was stated to contain the
eatliest known autograph of any of the Kings of England.
The Royal signature vas a cress, followed by the words
‘.‘ Le Roy,"