The Sun.
London, England, 1865-11-28 00:00:00

_ME SUN, LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, V NOVEMBER 28, I.E€E.

FRANCE.

The Courrier du Dimanche has received a first
warning for having published in its last number a
letter signed Prevost-Paradol, which asserts that
" to inflict punishment for inciting to hatred and
contempt of the Government is to render all serious
discussion of the acts of the Cabinet purely impos-
sible," and represents the application of the law as
necessarily iniquitous.
As the carriage of Baron Jules de Lesseps was
proceeding along the Rue de la Pepiniere on Satur-
day afternoon, the horses suddenly becoming un-
manageable started off at a furious speed, and at
last run against another carriage with such violence
as to throw their driver from his seat. One of the
wheels passed over the man's legs and inflicted
rather severe contusions, but did not produce a
fracture. The baron, who escaped unhurt, had the
man taken home in a hackney carriage.

In the amphitheatre of the Sarbonne yesterday
took place the ceremony of inaugurating the
" Societe des anciens ayes d l'Ecole Polytech-
nique." A number of eminent personages of the
army, members of the Institute, and others who
have arrived at high positions in literature and
science, were present. M. Vuitry, of the Council of
State, presided, and delivered an address, in which
he explained the object of the Association, which
was to aid former pupils of the Polytechnic School
and their families. The members of the directing
committee were then appointed, M. Charles of the
Institute being named President ; General Faye,
Vice-President, and M. Pradelle, Secretary. The
proceedings then terminated.

Several of the journals remark that, according to
the present state of the law, salmon and trout fish-
ing is interdicted, from the 20th of October to the
Ist of January. The new law on fisheries also pro-
hibits during the same period, under severe penal-
ties, the conveyance, hawking, sale, or purchase of
the same.

In the Paris corn-market last week business was
rather dull, and quotations in general showed a
downward tendency. The four marks of flour fell
25c., to 51fr. 75c., the sack of 157 kilos. ; wheat
also declined 50c., to 27fr. the 120 kilos. ; rye ad-
vanced 25c., to 17fr. 75c. the 115 kilos. ; barley
remains unchanged at 17fr. 25c. to 17fr. 75c., and
oats at 19fr. 75c. to 20fr. the 100 kilos. At the
last cattle-market at Sceaux, the oxen sold at lfr.
to lfr. 48c. the kilo. ; cows 88c. to lfr. 28c. ;
calves, at Ifr. 20c. to lfr. 65c ; and sheep, at Ifr.
24c. to lfr. 52c. At Poissy, the prices were lfr. Be.
to lfr. 45c., 86c. to lfr. 26c., lfr. 24c. to lfr. 66c.,
and Ifr. 22c. to lfr. 50c. respectively.
The rough masonry of the New Opera is advanc-
ing rapidly. The walls right and left of the stage,
those of the theatre and green-rooms, and of the
two pavilions which flank the edifice, especially that
to the west, which contains the Emperor's entrance,
have nearly reached their intended height. The
facade is least forward ; its sixteen fluted columns
with their Corinthian capitals are already erected,
but the entablature is not yet laid on them.

BOURSE, Nov. 27.—Two o'Clock.—The prices
quoted for carrying over for the approaching settle-
ment are not heavy ; from 12c. to 15c. are paid on
Rente, 2f. 10c. on Spanish Mobilier, and 3f. on
Northern Railway Shares. There is a &port on
Credit Mobilier Shares of 2f. 50c., and on Saragossa
of 50c. .Nevertheless the market is not buoyant,
and exhibits a decline on nearly all securities.
Threes, for the Account, have receded Tic. ; Italian
Fives, sc. Credit Mobilier Shares, sf. Comptoir
d'Escompte, 3f. 75c. Southern, If. 25c. Lombard,
2f. 50c. Saragossa, 3f. 75c. Lyons, 6f. Northern
show no variation, and Austrian have advanced 2f.
50c. Three o'clock. The market left off as
follows:

ti per Cents 97 25
Do. end month —
3 per Cents. 6B 60
Do. end month 6B 55
Credit Mobilier 870
Do. end month
Bank Shares 3800
Credit Foncier 1330
Italian Loan 64 85
Do. end month 64 82
RAIL

Roman 73
Ottoman Fives 43 95
Mexican Loan 5O - -
Do. Bonds 330
Russian -
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Dobt
Deferred

Orleans
V•'
Northern

rAYE.

Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern
Western
Eastern
Sardinian ,
Austrian
Lombard

Cash. Acct.
821 25
1100 -
- ~. 825 -
- ... 567 50
- ~. 540 -
- 517 50

North of Spain
Saragossa
Ditto to Barcelona

Roman.

- - 420 -
- - ... 397 20
- - 163 75
- - ... 203 75

153 75

CLASSICAL MUSIC.--The Musical Standard calls
attention to a new musical association for the per-
formance of forgotten or neglected masterpieces by great
composers. The locale of the new society (of which Mr.
Volkman is the conductor) is, we believe, to be Exeter
Hall. Cherubini's Requiem in C Miner has been put in
rehearsal.