The Sun.
London, England, 1865-02-08 00:00:00

FRANCE,

BOURSE, Feb. 7.--The market has been rather
dull to-day. Threes, for the Account, opened at
67f. 20c., and are now doing at the same price.
Mobilier have undergone no change, the quotation
now being 963 f. 75c. the same as the closing quota-
tion of yesterday. The Railway Market continues
firm. The Market closed as follows :-
4i per Cents 96
Do. end month —
3 per Cents. 66 95
Do. end month 67 20
Credit Mobilier
Do. end month 965
Bank Shares 3560
Credit Foncier 1280
Roman 73 50

Italian Loan 65 35
Do. end month 65 30
Ditto Threes —
New Mexican -11
Russian ~ —
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —
Deferred
,WAYS.

ItAIL'

Cash. Acct.
923 75 ... 925

Orleans

Northern lOl2 50 ... 1015
Lyons and Mediterranean.: 960 ... 952 50
Southern 578 75 ... 578 75
Western 540 ... 541 25
Eastern
Sardinian 306 25 ... 307 50
Austrian
___ ••• 450

Lombard 552 50 ... 555
North of Spain 345 ... 343 75
Saragossa 405 ... 402 50
Ditto to Barcelona l7O ... _ _

CANADA.

Tonono, Jan. 28.

The Chief Justice of the Toronto Court, and his
associate judges, have decided that Burleigh must
be delivered up to the United States.

ERRATA TO OUR REVIEW YESTERDAY OF SIR
E. B. LYTTON'S " POEMS."—After) [the second extract,
the sentence should have begun " Neither the scene
itself," instead of "Neither the poem itself :" while, towards
the top of the second column of the review, in lieu of " at
another moment passing," it should have been " at another
moment pausing." In the first line of that second column,
moreover, " while" should have been " one while"—and,
yet a little lower down in the same column, the word
" qualities" should have appeared in the singular number
as " quality."
RE-APPEARANCE OF BLONDIN.—Last night M.
Blondin, the " Hero' of Niagara," re-appeared be-
fore the public at the Agricultural Hall, Islington, and met
with an enthusiastic reception. The immense building
was filled to excess in every part by a multitudinous as-
semblage, congregated from all parts of the metropolis, to
witness the high-rope performances of this celebrity, who,
previous to his approaching departure for the Continent,
has accepted a brief engagement at this favourite place of
amusement. M.Blondin performed some of his most noted
feats with all his customary skill and intrepidity, and
though his balancing pole broke in two at a critical period
of his perilous passage along the rope, ho preserved his
usual self-possession, and not only completed his journey in
perfect safety, but afterwards accomplished with ease and
apparent unconcern the dangerous achievement of walking
from one end of the cord to the other withhis eyes bandaged
and his head in a sack. On the conclusion of his perform-
ances he rode around the circus in a Roman chariot and was
everywhere received with shouts of " Bravo !" waving of
hats and handkerchiefs, and every demonstration of wild
enthusiasm. In fact, if he had saved the country he could
scarcely have been greeted with more fervid applause.
NOTICES OF MOTION IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
—The session will commence with as many as 39 notices
of motion on the order-book of the House of Commons.
Mr Alderman Salomons has a notice on opening the pre-
sent toll-bridges free, and there are several on private bills.
The fees to counsel are to be reduced ; out of 596 local
bills, there are 215 bills relating to railways in England, 66
in Wales, 54 in Scotland, and 37 in Ireland.
ROYAL INSTITUTION OF GREAT BRITAIN.—The
general monthly meeting of this institution was
held on Monday ; Mr. William Pole, MA., F.R.S., treasurer
and vice-president in the chair. The Countess of Tanker-
vale, Mr. Francis Woodhouse Braine, Mr. James Brogden,
Mr. William Henry Harrison, Mr. Thomas Lucas, Mr.
John Lambert Mears, Mr. William Miller, Mr. James Ro-
manes, Mr. Edward Young Western, and Mr. Henry West-
ropp were elected members of the Royal Institution. The
chairman announced a legacy of £lOO to the institution
from the late Mr. George Dodd, and a donation of five
guineas from Mrs. Barlow ; and the following additions to
" The Donation Fund for the Promotion of Experimental
Researches :"—The Rev. John Barlow (second donation),
£lO ; Henry Vaughan, £2l; Mr. Edmund Packe, £5 ss.
The presents received since the last meeting were laid on
the table, and the thanks of the members returned for the
same. _ _