The Sun.
London, England, 1863-04-01 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE. 1
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(REUTER'S TELEGRAMS.)

PRINCE WILLIAM OF DENMARK
PROCLAIMED KING OF GREECE,

ATHENS, MARCH 30.

The National Assembly to-day unanimously pro-
claimed Prince William of Denmark King of Greece,
under the name of Gorge I.
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The following telegram has been received at Mr.
Iteuter's office from the Greek Consul-General this
day :
" M. Mavrocordato, Minister of Foreign Affairs,
to the Consulate-General of Greece, London.
" SYRA, 31st March.

" The National Assembly by a decree agreed to
to-day has unanimously proclaimed constitutional
King of the Greeks, Prince William George, second
son of Prince Christian of Denmark, under the title
of George I. King of the Greeks.
" His successors will profess the orthodox religion.
" A committee of three members, chosen by the
Ministry, will proceed to Copenhagen to offer him
the crown in the name of the Greek nation.
" A To Deum was celebrated to-day, and was
followed by public festivities, illuminations, and

g6neral rejoicings."

M, MAGNE'S BESIGNATIION ACCEPTED.
M. FOLD'S DECLINED.
PARIS, APRIL 1.

M. Magno has tendered his resignation, which
has-been accepted by the Emperor, who has, how-
ever, appointed him a member of the Privy Council.
The following is the text of the
.Emperor's letter
to M. Magne :
" My Dear M. Msgne,
"An incident, the responsibility of which does not
rest with you, has rendered more apparent the
difference of opinion which exists between M.
Fould and you on several financial questions.
Under these circumstances you have con •
sidered yourself bound to tender your resignation.
"In temporarily relinquishing your services, I
wish it to be known that I have never had but to
congratulate myself on your zeal and devotion. I
have therefore resolved to give you a strik-
ing proof of my confidence by creating you
a member of the Privy Council. I hope that you
will never entertain any doubt of my sentiments of
sincere friendship.

(Signed) "NAPOLEON."
The Duke of Beaufort has arrived• at the Hotel
Bristol on his way to Poitiers, where he is going
with a number of valuable horses and dogs for
wolf-hunting. The Marquis Oldoini, attached to
the Italian Embassy in Russia, has arrived at the
same hotel from St. Petersburg.
Marshal Baraguay d'Hiiliers has published an
order of the day to announce that on the 20th May
he will assume the command of the'camp of Chalons.
Marshal and Mme. Canrobert left Nice three days
bank for Arcs, where they were to take the railway
for Hyeres.
The Princess Charles of Austria, travelling incog.
under the name of the Countess Crozanti, arrived
two days back, with a numerous suite, at Lyons,
and left on the following day by railway for
Avignon.
Count de Thun has arrived at Vienna from St.
Petersburg, where he has ceased his functions as
representative of Austria.
BOURSE, March 31.—The market continues in
rather a feverish state, but without any further
fall in prices. Threes, for the Account, have even
obtained a slight advance, being now at 69f. 10c.
Railway Share Market quiet, but for the most part
firm. The market continued improving to the close,
and left off as follows :

It per Cents . . 96
Do. end
3 per Cents
Do. end month 69 45
New 3 per Cents
Do. end month —
Credit Mobilier 1227 50
Do, end month 1232 60
RA IL

Bank Shares 3380
Credit oncier 1490
Italian Loan 7O 50
Do. end month 7l 20
Russian
Austrian

SpaniOa Threes
Homo Debt -
VATS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans lllO ~ 1112 50
Northern
New ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean 1220 •-• .. 1218 75
Geneva 427 50 .. 430
Southern .. 772 50 .. 770
Western
Eastern .... ..... .., 635 .. 535
Sardinian 427 50 . 430
Austrian
Lowhard
North of Spain .... 565 25 .. 566 25
Saragossa 730 .. 730
Ditto to Barcelona