The Sun.
London, England, 1862-10-04 00:00:00

FRANCE.

Under the head of " Lateet Intelligence," La
Presse publishes the following :

" The steam corvette Prince Jerome has been in
dock for two days at Toulon for repairs, but left
this morning for Ajaccio with Prince Napoleon on
board, who proceeds to Corsica and Egypt."
The same paper says:—
" Fresh attempts at disturbance have taken place
at Palermo and in other towns of Sicily. Numerous
arrests have taken place."
The Independance of Brussels publishes the fol-
lowing letter :

" Autun, 30th Sept.

" I read in a letter dated from Paris, in your
number of the 27th, that President Lincoln proposed
the command of the armies of the North to General
Changarnier, who refused it. Your correspondent
has been led into error. I have never received any
proposition from President Lincoln or from his
agents. I request you to insert this letter in your
next number, and accept beforehand my sincere
thanks.—CHANGARNIER."

BOURSE, October 3.—The market continues very
animated, and prices show a further improvement.
Threes are now firm at 71fr. 10c. The Railway
Share Market is also buoyant, with a fair amount
of business doing. A sudden and extraordinary
movement took place a short time before the close,
and Threes went rapidly up to 72fr. The market
closed as follows :

it per Cents .. 98
Do. end month.... 99
3 per Cents
Do. end month 72
New 3 per Cents
Do. end month —
Credit Mobilier 1265
Do. end month 1270

Bank Shares 3200
Credit F oncier 1270
Piedmontese Fives 73 10
Italian Loan 74
Roman
Austrian
Spanish Threes —
Rome Debt —

RAIL'

Cash. Account.
1080 .. 1095 --
1040 .. 1040

Orleans
Northern ....
New ditto — • .
Lyons and Mediterranean 1190 1197 50
Geneva..
Southern BB5 .. 885
Western

Eastern .... 560 .. 560
Sardinian
Austrian
Lorrbard
___ •.

North of Spain .... 560 •557 50
Saragossa..
Ditto to Barcelona 330 .. 345

RUSSIA AND POLAND.

La Patrie publishes the following from St.
Petersburg :—" Count Andre Zamoyski has been
received by the Emperor Alexander, and, after a
long interview, his Majesty requested him to travel
for a short time. Count Zamoyski will proceed to
London ; he has permission to go there by land,
but without passing through Warsaw."

DR. PARTRIDGE'S VISIT TO GENERAL

GARIBALDI.

Mr. Partridge, now in Paris, has written the
following letter to Galignani's Messenger :
Hotel du Louvre, Oct. 1.

I beg permission, through the medium of your
journal, to contradict most emphatically certain
absurd statements which have appeared in some of
the French newspapers, to the effect that in my visit
to General Garibaldi I was the bearer of political
letters and messages, as well as of money. The
object of my journey, to which I strictly adhered,
was purely professional—namely, to ascertain for
the satisfaction of his English friends the actual
condition of the General's health and wound, and
to afford, if occasion needed, any assistance or sug-
gestions which it was in my power to offer.-1
am, Scc.,

RICHARD PARTRIDGE.

THE UNDERGROUND RAlLWAY.—Yesterday, in
consequence of the advanced state of the works in the sec-
tion extending from Euston-square to the Farringdon-
street terminus, Mr. Jay, the contractor for that portion of
the line, discharged upwards of 100 navvies, there being a
sufficient number left to complete the works in about ten
days, by which time Messrs. Smith and Knight, the con-
tractors for the remainder of the line,will have the rails laid
down in their section. When the second line of rails has
been laid down, the railway wit h the plant (engine and
carriages having been furnished by the Great Western
Railway Couipany), will be inspected by the Government
Inspector of Railways previous to inauguration.