The Sun.
London, England, 1863-07-23 00:00:00

instant.

FRANCE.

THE BOURSE, July 22.—The market continues in
the same depressed state. At the opening, Threes,
for the Account, were offered at 67f. 60c., but are
mow at 67r. 70c. Mobilier have again declined,
and are now at 1,0921. The Railway Share Mar-
ket is tolerably firm. The market has been exces-
sively agitated towards the close, and prices have
fallen. The following are the last quotations :
It per Cents. .. 96 50 Italian Loan 7l 10
110. end month.... Do. end month 7l 05
3 per Cents
Do. end month 67 20 Do. end month.... 71 50
Credit Mobilier 1060 Russian
Do. end m0nth....1060 Austrian .. B5
Bank Shares 3415 Spanish Threes.„ .. 53 50
Credit Fonder 1262 50 Home Debt .. — -
RA IL

rAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans lOlO .. 1000 ...-
Northern ....
Neva ditto
Lyons and Mediteranean 1005 .. 1007 60
r
Geneva..
Southern
Western
Eastern ... ,
Sardinian ..
Austrian
Low bard
North of Spain
Saragossa 682 50 .. 667 50
Ditto to Barcelona

SPAIN.,
MADRID, JULY 22.

The Ministerial journals express sympathy with
the Confederate States of America.

POLAND.
The Jrord publishes the following special tele-
gram from Warsaw, dated 20th of July :—" The
Revolutionary Committee of Warsaw, having found
its orders relating to the Kovno and Warsaw
line of railroad disobeyed, or not executed, has no-
tified to the superintendent of the line, a French-
man, that, as he bad done all in his power to pre-
vent the execution of the measures enjoined, he
had been tried by the Committee and sentenced
to death. But, being a foreigner, he bad been
allowed four days' respite, at the end of which, if
he had not resigned his functions, the sentence
would be inflicted. As the threats of the committee
are never made in vain, the Superintendent has re-
signed, and is replaced by another—also a French-
man—who applied for his post on account of the
advantages connected with it; but it is feared he
will meet the same fate as his predecessor.'

Rome
M .
The Journal de
of theE
18th states that on
that day a solemn service had been celebrated, by
order of the Pope, in the Church of S. Andrea
della Valle, for the soul of Victor Oudinot, Duke
of Reggio, " who, as General-in-Chief of the French
army, conquered the revolutionary hordes banded
together at Rome against religion and civilization,''
regained peace and liberty to the citizens, and
restored the eternal city to the bands of the Sove-
reign Pontiff, Pius IX. His Holiness was repre-
sented at the service by Cardinal Pacca, his Grand
Chamberlain, accompanied by Cardinal Merode,
Monsignor Talbot, and other dignitaries.

Hudson's Bay Monopoly and its Propose
Renewal.

By the extinction of the East India Company all
monopolies, sovereignties, and exclusive privileges
have been withdrawn from private companies, ex-
cept that of the Hudson's Bay, which the present
Government is about renewing, unless prevented by
Parliament, the public, and Canada. The Govern,.
ment of Lord Derby, when in power, would not
renew the company's lease in the Pacific, but esta-
blished there the flourishing colony of British Colum-
bia, and intended withdrawing from the company
the vast and fertile districts between Canada and it,
forming them into new colonies. It was reserved
for a Liberal Administration, professing the
principles of Adam Smith, to propose to renew
what, according to the IJudson's Bay Company's
prospectus, will give them territories exceed-
ing in extent more than half of Europe,
with the most fertile lands,double the size of France.
Mr. Fortescue, in reply to Mr. Wyld, stating they
did so, agreeing with the opinion of the law officers
of the crown (the opposite of that of Lord Brougham
and their pedecessors), and that Canada didsale
not com
-
plain. Now, Canada was scarcely awara
of the Hudson's Bay Company
national stock to the Inter-
national Financial Society—a branch of the Credit
Mobilier Company of Paris, Lord Taunton in the
Lords opposing the sale as transferring these vast
powers to Americans and fov oreigners.would consent
Canada did
think that any British Gernment
to barter away the rights of the crown, the
people, and her own claims to the country in ques-
tion, while Mr. Fortescue knew very well that, in
11858,Canada deputed Chief Justice Draper to come to
England, and declare her opinions against the rights
and exclusive privileges of the Hudson's Bay Com-
pany demanding a portion of this territory as her
own, and the opening of the rest as new colonies,
with equal rights to all, and exclusive privileges to
none. Sir Edward Bulwar Lytton, the Colonial
Secretary, being of the same opinion, which the
Liberal Duke of Newcastle, one of the free trade
school of the late Sir Robert Peel, does not approve
of by attempting to renew the lease—or make a
grant of, the greatest and most baneful monopoly
that ever existed—that has proved an incubus to
the improvement of British America.
On behalf of the crown, the people, and Canada,
we have raised our voice against any such renewal
or grant, knowing that it is illegal, unjust, and
unconstitutional—knowing that it may cause great
commotion and trouble in Canada, and probably
lead to severance of those districts from British
connexion as the Red River inhabitants, to get
clear of the reign of the company, wished to be
annexed to the United States, if not joined to Canada,
or formed into a new colony. We implore the
Colonial Office to pause before they renew this
gigantic monopoly, the granting of which will be
the only strain on Lord Palmerston's Government,
differing so much from the principles of free trade,
professed and hitherto carried out by the Premier.
Our Chambers of Commerce, Boards of Trade, and
the public should at once petition against so gross
an injustice.—Cork Reporter.

ROYAL COLOSSEUM, REGENT'S - PARK. Mr.
David Fisher, with his most amusing entertainment,
entitled " Facts and Fancies," causes the theatre at this
establishment to be crowded nightly; and amongst the
many other attractions of this favourite place of amusement
the characteristic chansonettes of Madllo, Johanna Clau.ssen
are reeeived with great favours