The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-30 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY; EVE NING, JULY 30, 18&&

charges on ourselves. As to permitting our officers
to take service under the Chinese Government it is

about the greatest kindness we can do them. The
Chinese under European leaders make efficient
followers—as good as Sepoys.

PUBLIC MEETINGS TO UPSET THE
GAME LAWS.

TO THE EDITOR Or THE SUN.

SlR,—The unconstitutional bill now being inde-
cently pressed upon the House of Commons at the
close of the session chews the revival of the old Tory
serpent and the animus of that party. LEI Eng-
lishmen read the bill through with a determination
should it pass by means of any strategy to have an
Anti-Game Law Society, and not rest till the whole
system is swept away. When members appear
before constituents to render an account, let electors
bear this un-English private concerted bill in mind.
How was it contrived to pass it so very quietly
through the Lords (first). We want a national con-
vention to sit simultaneously during every session
and watch the introduction of unconstitutional bills,
1 to give the alarm and summon public meetings.

. _
All honour to Sir George Grey and the members
who have denounced this nefarious scheme of " Cur-
few Bell."—Yours respectfully, _ ___

A FARMER.

P.S.—Do you think the men we employ as rural
police will molest their relatives and neighbours
under the shallow pretences of this intended inqui-
sition.

LATEST NEWS.

PARIS, JULY 30.
The Moniteur of this morning publishes de-
spatches from Vera Cruz, dated Ist inst.
The health of the naval force on the Mexican
station was generally satisfactory. The hospital
transport Amazon contained only 12 patients suffer-
ing from yellow fever. Unfortunately, M. Rideau,
the principal medical officer, and Surgeon Gaymard,
were dead, having fallen victims to their devotion.
The aviso Marceau had captured a Mexican cor-
vette.

Despatches from General Lorencez, to the 24th
ult., from Orizaba, give detailed accounts of the
fight of the 13th and 14th. Great heroism was
displayed by two companies of the 90th of the
Line, who beat and dispersed the corps of General
Ortega, inflicting upon him a loss of 250 men,
and taking three mountain howitzers, a flag, three
guns, and 200 prisoners. The result of the combat
was the withdrawal of the Mexican army from
before Orizaba. The health of the force was
excellent.

The Moniteur also contains a notice of the
bravery displayed by the French troops in China.

FRANCE.

BOURSE, July 29.—The market continues firm,
and with even a slight improvement on yester-
day's closing prices—Threes, for the Account,
being now at 68f. 80c., with a fair amount of
business doing. The Railway Share Market has
been also animated with previous prices well
maintained. The market continued to improve to
the close, and left off as follows :
it per Cents .. 97 60 Bank Shares 3180
Do. mad month.... Credit Fonder llBO --
3 per Cents
Do. end month.... 68 90 Italian Loan 72 40
New 3 per Cents .. Roman
Do end month.... Austrian .. 77 50
Credit Mobilier.... 840 Spani,l Threes sof
1)o. end month.... 833 7. Home Debt —

ItAkILWAYS.
Cash.
Orleans lOl5
Northern
New ditto ............
Lyons and Mediterranean 1096 25 .. 1098 75
Geneva ............... . :55 • •
Southern ........
Western
Eastern
Sardinian .... 368 75 . • 370
Austrian ......
Lombard

Account.
.. 1011 25