The Sun.
London, England, 1863-02-06 00:00:00

RAILWAYS,

Cash. Account.
Orleans 1093 75 .. 1090
Northern .... 1026 .. 1030
New ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean 1181 25 .. 1185
Geneva 422 50 .. 422 50
Southern
Western
Eastern
Sardinian 367 50 ..
Austrian
Lombard , 591 25 .. 592 50
North of Spain
Saragossa 685 .. 680
Ditto to Barcelona

SPAIN.

MADRID, FEB. 4, EVENING.

The Ministry having opposed an amendment of
Senor Rios Roses to the bill for municipal organi-
sation, it is asserted that Senor Rios Roses will no
longer support the Cabinet.
A report is current that Marshal O'Donnell will
dissolve the Congress after the discussion of the
budget has taken place.

ITALY.

TURIN, FEB. 5.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies
Signor Miceli put a question to the Ministry in re-
ference to the dissolution of a political club at
Palermo. The Minister of the Interior replied that
the judicial authorities had opened an inquiry into
the matter. The Minister also said he reserved the
statement of his own views on the subject until the
bill on political associations had beer. discussed
He considered that in the meantime the circular of
Signor Bette zzi, relative to political societies, should
settle the question.
A Turin letter of the 3d, in the Debats says :
" The clauses of the treaty of commerce between
France and Italy have at last been made known to
the public. The following are the principal points :
—With respect to navigation, Italy obtains for her
vessels the exemption frem differential duties on
goods sent direct from Italian ports to French ; she
obtains also the right of coasting in the French
ports of the Mediterranean and Algeria. On the
other hand, she concedes to France the right of
trading on all her coasts both in the Mediterranean
and in the Adriatic. With respect to the tariff, the
most important clauses are with reference to silk
tissues, oil, and sulphur. French silk staffs will
enter at the moderate duty of 3f. per kilogramme.
1 he reduction will be made gradually, terminating
in 1868. Velvets alone are excepted. This is a
concession to the industry of Genoa. The export
duty on oil, which was 9f. per quintal in Nsptes,
and 30c. only in Piedmont, is fixed at lf. France
reduces the import duty to 31. This clause is
very advantageous to the Southern provinces.
Lastly, the export duty on sulphur is fixed at 11.
the quintal. Italy, besides, obtains a reduction on
fruits, such as oranges, lemons, &c., and upon some
other secondary articles. The Sardinian treaty
is maintained with respect to wines. This treaty
of commerce appears likely to be warmly criticised ;
some consider it as dangerous to the 'wisp silk
manufacture, while others look upon it as politically
inopportune. Is will nevertheless be voted. The
sittings of the Chamber are quite devoid of interest.
The Budget is being quietly discussed. On the sth
will be elected two Vice-Presidents, in the room of
MM. Minghetti, who has been appointed a Minister,
and Scutera, named President, and who had not
been replaced. MM. Cassinis and Lsfarina will be
chosen by a common understanding. The selection
of these two persons is excellent, and the more so
as it is made in a spirit of conciliation."