The Sun.
London, England, 1863-03-19 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, MARCII 19.
The bulletin of the Moniteur to-day contains the
following :--
"The whole of the news from Poland, which
attracts so large a share of public interest, appears
to demonstrate that the insurrection is becoming
general."

The Pays states that the discussion on the peti-
tion relative to the affairs of Poland will be con-
tinued to day. This journal announces its intention
of giving the most explicit details relative to this
important question. It also comments upon the
great meeting in London on the same question, and
on the deputation to Lord Palmerston. The
Opinions Nationale remarks on the same topic. It
states that M. Bonjean made an admirable speech
on the occasion, and vividly illustrated the vicissi-
tuies that Poland has sustained during the last
three quarters of a century. He made two
reproaches to the Commission—first, that they
had not taken into consideration in their
their report the quest ion of humanity, and, secondly,
in having proposed the order of the day, instead of
demanding the forwarding of the petitions to the
Government. M. Bonjean insisted on the necessity
to Europe of re-establishing Poland, and ex-
pressed an earnest hope that the Emperor
would be able to realise this desire of all gene-
rous hearts, without peril for France. M. de
Guerronniere, taking up the question, was
not so felicitous in his remarks. He said that
they must be moderate above all things. He said
that the division of Poland bad arisen from causes
which were beyond the fancies of the masters of
the world, and he added that the great Catherine
and the great Frederick had followed an irresis-
tible impulse in their policy of invasion. The hon.
senator appeared to regard in the light of a Utopia
the idea of re-establishing Poland in her aneier.t
limits. To this this journal replies in a spirited
strain. Let M. Guerronniere look back some cen-
turies to the time when a third of France belonged
to England, end tell us what answer he would make
to any politician who told him of the impossibility
of making the frontier of our own country reach to
the ocean. There is now a Polish nationality, as
there was then a French one, and Poland is as ca-
pable of recovering herself, nowadays, as France
was at the epoch we refer to. The Steele says the
beginning of the discussion promises a happy issue.
It refers to the discussion on the right of petition it.
1;91, when, after hearing all kinds of orators, the
Assembly gave a decree that the right of petition.
ing belonged to each individual. Is not this right
above all sacred, when it is the last resource left to
martyrs ? May the noble senator never know the
misfortunes of exile, may these who share his
opinion never have to present before a foreign
Chamber the claims of tbe7r country.
The Constitutionnel gives a long exposition of
the various treaties in connection with Poland. It
will be very acceptable at the present time to many
who will wish to refresh their memories on this
important point.
BOURSE, March 18.—Stock has been rather
offered, and during the first part of the day prices
receded, but they have since recovered, and Threes,-
for the Account, are now at 68fr. 85e., after hav-
ing been at 68fr. 70c. Little or nothing doing in
Railway Shares. The market became firmer
towards the close and left off as follows :

4i per Cents. 96
Do. end month
3 per Cents
Do. end month 6B 95
New 3 per Cents -
Do. end month —
Credit Mobilie- 1245
Do. end month 1218 75
BA IL'

Bank Shares 3375 - -
Credit lioncier l4BO
Italian Loan 70 25
Do. end month
Russian
Austrian ..
Spanieh Threes —
florae Debt

-A.YB.
Cash. Account.
Orleans lll2 50 .. 1113 75
Northern
New ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean 1192 50 .. 1193 75
Geneva 4ll 25 .. 412 60
Southern
Western
Eastern .... ,.. 545 515
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard

North of Spain
Saragossa 7Ol 2;5 .. 702 60
Ditto to Barcelona

RUNNING THE BLOCKADE. -- Yesterday the
schooner Fanny Lewis, Captain Lewis, arrived in the
Mersey from Wilmington, North Carolina, with a cargo of
cotton and spirits of turpentine. After leaving Wilming-
ton, the Fanny Lewis was chased for 16 hours by a Federal
man-of-war.

EXTRAORDINARY FRAUD.—One Titterton, a rag
and bone dealer at Sheffield, hat been fined £5 and
costs, for having under his scales a very powerful magnet,
which, by a siuguar contrivance, he could cause to have
such an crTect tju the scats, as would give him an advan-
tage of at three and a half ounces On YVOry 110140.,