The Sun.
London, England, 1863-08-01 00:00:00

FRANCE.

THE BOURSE, July 31.—The reponse de primes
(option) has been made at 66fr 90c. The market
has been rather heavy, and Threes, for the Account,
show a slight decline, being 68f. 80c. Little doing
in Railway Shares, but yesterday's prices, up to the
present time, pretty well maintained. The market
closed as follows :

It per Cents. 96
Do. end month
3 per Cents
Do. end month 66 85
Credit Mobilier 1032 50
Do. end month 1033 75
Bank Shares 3350 •
Credit E oncier 1232 50
RAIL'

Italian Loan 7l 45
Do. end month 7l 40
New ditto
Do. end month .—
Russian
Austrian
Spaniel' Threes 52 75
Home Debt

"AYS.
Cash. Account.
Orleans lOO2 50 .. 1000
Northern ....
New. dit'o - -
Lyons and Mediterranean 1013 25 .. 1011 25
Geneva.. 487 50 .. 486 25
Southern
Western .....
Eastern ... ,
Sardinian ......
Austrian .. 425 .. 425
Loipharcl
North of Spain
Saragossa 6BO .. 675
Ditto to Barcelona

THE POLISH INSURRECTION.
DECREE OF THE NATIONAL GOVERN

MENT.

WARSAW, JULY 26.

The second number of the national semi-official
paper, the iViepodleglose (Independence), published
yesterday, contains the following orders of the
National Government:--" 1• In order to remove
all future doubts as to the competence of the national
tribunals outside the frontiers of the country, we
issue the following explanation :—The Committees
established in foreign parts have generally three
objects—a. The exercise of an extensive influence
upon the feeling of the European press so as to be
useful to the national cause. b. The supply of means
requisite for the insurrection, viz., arms, munitions,
kc., as also the organisation of expeditions without
the country, in case one of the Government agents is
not specially entrusted with that duty, c. The
realisation of funds subscribed by the people of
Europe for the benefit of the Polish cause, and the
right to apply such funds in conformity with the
directions of the National Government. The right
of representing theNatioaal Government in the eyes
of Europe is entrusted by special instructions only
to the diplomatic agents. The committees, however,
which possess no political power, are also for that
reason prohibited to act upon behalf of the Govern..
ment.

" 2has been circulated in Rome, and
has‘ ; Theubse reportquently been repeated by the French
paper Le Monde that the priest Hieronymus Kaisie-
wicz has been accredited as its agent by the Na-
tional Government. The National Government now
declares
e has, further, received no mission
from any of the National tribunals, as tte author of
, and thatt that
a itt
h has not accredited the priest Kaisie
w iez
the work called " Public Writing" is justly to be
regarded as a partizan of Russia. Warning is like-
wise given that the Countess Rosalie Ryzewuska,
for
rseme
timepast resident at Rome, is present in
that cityin the character of a female Russian agent,
and is furnished with instructions from the Grand
Dike Constantino and Count Wielopolski."
circular has also been published :
le the
n lies and citizens of Polish nationality
I;'residenthea bt adt following

" Although the National Government takes for
granted that Polish families and citizens at present
residing abroad are acquainted with the decree
regulating generally the conditions of such absence,
the Government yet considers it advisable to
return to the subject again, and in greater detail.
Its present understanding in the circumstances of
the fatherland is of the highest importance. The
Government will take measures for the special com-
munication of this circular to Polish families and
citizens abroad.

" At the present extraordinary time, when the
nation has once more unanimously arisen to shake
off the incubus and the horrors of a rule of violence
that has lasted for almost a century, and is without
a parallel in civilised Europe—at a time when the
nation victoriously pursues the contest with unex-
ampled heroism, struggling against the entire Mus-
covite Empire without money, devoid of every war-
like aid. At such a time every good Pole should
be in his country and at his post. Nothing but the
most pressing family concerns or considerations of
health should be allowed to cause an exception from
this imperative duty. I❑ such cases the persons
interested, who intend remaining abroad, must
present themselves to the accredited agent of the
Polish National Government in the country where
they temporarily reside, to receive certificates stat-
ing at length the reasons for their absence from
fatherland.

"Said Polish agents are at the same time com-
missioned to ascertain the yearly income of the
Polish families and citizens resident respectively
within their official districts, that the absentee tax
(prodatck niebytnosci) decreed by the National Go-
vernment may be duly levied upon such person's
incomes. This tax is to be assessed as follows :
Upon a yearly income of 800,000 Polish florins, an
absentee tax of 8 per cent ; upon 400,000 florins,