The Sun.
London, England, 1862-08-29 00:00:00

FRANCE.

BOURSE, Aug. 28.—The market continues agi-
tated, but without any further reduction in quota
tions. The arrival of the English funds with a
decline of a has, however, tended to prevent any
great improvement. Threes, for the Account,
which opened at 68f. 5c., at first receded to 671.
95c., but have again rallied, and are now at 68f.
15e. Railway Shares quiet. The market became
again heavy before the close, and left off as fol-
lows :

it per cents. 96 75
Do. end month.... 7-:

Bank Shares 3175
Credit 14 oncier ll7O
Piedmontes( Fives 68 25
Italian Loan 6B 50
Roman
Austrian
Spanieh Threes 5O
Home Debt -

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3 per Cents
Do. end month 6B 5
New 3 per Cents
Do. end month —
Credit Mobilier B2O
Do. end month 825

RAIL'

'AYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans lOl5 .. 1015
Northern ....

New ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean 1092 50 .. 1091 25
Geneva..
Southern ......
Western
Eastern ....
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard

POLAND.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)

WARSAW, AUGUST 22.

The sentence of death passed upon daroszyski
was carried into effect yesterday morning in front
of the citadel. Ile met his fate with great courage
and determination, believing himself to have been
actuated to the COMMiSBiOH of his crime by no other
motive than that of ridding his country of its pre-
sent oppressors. During the long inquiry before
the trial he would not disclose the names of his
accomplices until he was shown some of the Polish
papers published in Cracow and Peien, where the
liberty of the press is tolerated, which condemned
his deed as injurious to the cause. Thus disabused
in his sickly patriotism he declared that he had )
been inspired to the perpetration of this act by
Radowisz and Chmielenski, the first his fellow-
workman by whom he was introduced to the latter.
Chmielenski then provided him with a revolver and
a dagger, and desired him to watch an opportunity
when he could effectually accomplish his purpose.
A written proclamation to the nation was found
on him at tie time he was arrested, but he obsti-
nately refused to throw any light upon it. He was
only 22 years old, and his previous conduct had
been good. I fear that he will find many imitators
among the exasperated youth of this country, not-
withstanding the general indignation of the people.
The Government is to blame more than any one,
for its incessant tyranny and for the deception it
practises upon the nation, deluding it with number-
less promises of reforms and concessions, and yet
effecting nothing of the kind, and suffering the
police and soldiery to run riot with the most inno-
cent persons. Indeed, it looks as if the Govern-
ment acted with a
view to drive the most tempe-
rate and submissive to desperation, and to provoke
an outbreak that it may serve as a pretext to still
more cruel
oppression. Hitherto only coercive
measures have
been in existence, and even the pre-
sence of the Grand Duke Constantine has produced
no good. The Grand Duke is full of smiles
and politeness, ever ready to promise and offer
everything, but in reality he either has no wish or
power to change the present state of thing. What
will follow now it is fearful to contemplate, so
agitated and excited are the passions of the people.
To mix up the ridiculous with the tragic, a war
against the hats has been declared by the autho-
rities. When last year the Russian soldiers spilled
the blood of the Poles, general mourning, abstin-
ence from amusements, and every outward show in
dressing have bsen carefully observed by the Poles,
to the great annoyance of the Government. For
the sake of economy, as well as modesty, a round
hat with a low crown and narrow brims had been
substituted for the ordinary one, which is now
looked upon by his Majesty the Emperor of Russia
1 as a symbol of ruffianism, ancl aocordipgly pro-