The Sun.
London, England, 1863-01-05 00:00:00

FRANCE.

BOURSE, Jan. 3.—The market has been buoyant,
and a fair amount of business has been transacted
at an improvement on the closing rates of yester-
day. Threes, for the end of the month, are now at
70f. 45. The Railway Share Market has been
also firm, and the majority of the lines are quoted
at present rather higher. The market remained
firm to the last, and closed as follows :
4 31434855
3 per Cents
IEIN
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..pweend
dCp
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month...,
..8
1_799
088
:411 B
500
Austrian
Creditltalian
ai Sanlnh Loaonraecnsi r
Do.
_- 75
end month....
Credit Mobilier.... 1180 Spanish Threes 53 75
Do. end m0nth....1182 00 Home Debt
RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans 1077 50 .. 1080
Northern ....
New ditto . .. —.
Lyons and Mediterranean 1165 .. 1166 25
Geneva.. 375 .. 375
Southern
Western
Eastern
Sardinian 375 .. 375
Austrian
Lombard .. 595 .. 595
North of Spain
Saragossa..
Ditto to Barcelona

ROME.

La l'atrie publishes the following :

" Our advices from Rome confirm the news
already given by the telegraph of the visit of
Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne to King Francis 11.
It results, however, from our information that the
visit was purely of a private character.

" It has been much observed that M. Odo Russell,
the semi-official agent of the British Government
at Rome, has, since his return from London, had
frequent and intimate conversations with the Pope
and with Cardinal Antonelli."

The Gazette du Danube states that Austria has
appointed Major Hoyfiuger ; France, Baron d'An-
delot ; and the Porte, Mehemet-Ali-Bey, as their
respective Commissioners for settling the range of
the fortress of Belgrade.

A communication from Vienna states that the
Papal Nuncio, Mgr. de Lucca, will shortly leave
his post at that capital, being about to be made a
cardinal. He will henceforth reside at Rome.

ADMISSION OF ATTORNEYS.—In the ensuing
term there are 157 applications to be admitted as attorneys,
of which 89 are to be made for the first time.
ANOTHER MURDER AT BIRMINGHAM.—In less
than a month after the young man Henry Carter
shot his sweetheart, another murder has been committed
in Birmingham. At about 9 o'clock on Thursday night, a
tramp went into the beerhouse kept by Charles Rose, in
Coleshill-street, and begged for drink. He was refused,
when he b gan to use abusive language to Rose and his
wife, Rose ordered him to leave the house, and eventually
he went and crossed to the other side of the street. While
he was standing there, Rose and another man came out of
the beerhouse and went up to him. Rose said, "Are you not
ashamed of yourself ?" and then hit him a violent blow
on the face, and the other man also struck him heavily.
Ho staggered against a door near which he was standing,
but in a few moments he recovered himself, and then they
both hit him on the head again. This time he fell down
senseless on the pavement, with his head on the kerbstone,
and he never moved again. A crowd had gathered around
and deceased was put in a cab and conveyed to the General
Hospital, but when examined by a surgeon he was found to
be quite dead. His face was much bruised and contused,
the bridge of his nose was broken, and there was an eaten-
sive cut on the right temple. The name of the deceased
has not yet been ascertained. He is apparently a labouring
man, about 45 years old, of a dark complexion, and haying
dark hair beginning to turn grey. On Thursday night,
Rose was apprehended in his own house, but his com-
panion is as yet at large. On Friday morning Rose was
brought before the Birmingham magistrates, charged " with
causing the death of a man unknown," and was remanded
to await the result et the inquest,