The Sun.
London, England, 1865-03-17 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, MARCh 16.
A meeting of the deputies belonging to the mode-
rate fraction of the Chamber has been held at the
residence of the Minister of Finance; 1,140 members
were present, including all the Ministers• The
majority divided to introduce a modification of the
rule of the house, according to which questions can
only be put to the Government one day in
week.

The Correspondencia of this evening publishes
despatch from Peru announcing that a revolution
had broken out in that country. President Fora
had been arrested. The treaty between Spain and
Peru is alleged as the cause of the outbreak.

ROME, MABC 16.
The Giornale di Roma contradicts the asserti°ll°
of the Memorial Diplomatique relative to the per,
tended basis of an arrangement resulting from tu
mission to the Pope confided to a Belgian dipl°
matist by the Emperor Maximilian before his ace*.
sion to the Mexican throne.

FRANCE. 17.1
PARIS, MARCH
M. M. Devienne, Mellinet, Henri,' Cheveraif
and General Fleury have been appointed Senat°:;
The Constitutionnel of this morning denies tn_43o
M. de Sartiges in an interview with the Pope 1119'ci
the communication which has been spoken of, an
says the pretended reply of the Pope is therefore
equally unfounded.
The Prince Imperial this day enters on his tentil
year.
BOURSE, March 16.—The market shows 131°,rei.
firmness than on the preceding day. Threes, 1°-
the Account, are now at 67fr. Mobilier have beell
done at 871 fr. In Railway Shares busineLs e
rather active, at somewhat improved prices•
market closed very firm. The following are the lasv
quotations :

64 7°
Italian L0an.........60
511
New Mexican ..
Russian ............... --
Austrian ...........
Spanish Threes ... 75
Home Debt ....• ••• 42A;
Deferred ............
-..-AYS.
Cash. loLo cet.so
Orleans
LNyo
oternand Mediterranean. 101795 507
...
170 7/5
Southern " 578
57E! 75 .•• 50
542

4i per Cents 94 65
Do. end month —
3 per Cents. 67
Do. end month 67 05
Credit Mobilier
Do. end month - 50
Bank Shares 3525
Crsdit Fonder 1290
Roman 74 50
RAIL'

Western .

540 - •• • "522 50

Eastern ...,
Sardinian ~
Austrian ..

7,
522 50 -* 60 1 25 25
303 75 ." 441
441 25 ... 0 b 47

Lombard..,

547 5,0 -• 560 *--

North of Spain 292 50
31
Saragossa 370 ••
Ditto to Barcelona

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HER MAJESTY.

Mme' WINDSOR CASTLE, IVI.--isir
The Queen drove out this morning in —pss tbe
and four, accompanied by her Royal Higall'ioto ja
Princess Helena. Lady Augusta Stanley
attendance.
His Royal Highness Prince Leopold, attend
Mr. Buff, also took a carriage drive. ill the
Her Royal Highness Princess Louise rode
Home Park. ester
Lady Fanny Howard arrived at the Castle 1,210°
day, and had the honour of dining with the
of
and Royal family. death c 1
This being the fourth anniversary of 1,..8 pt,
the lamented Duchess of Kent, the alliis-colai
Royal family repaired to the duchess's raa
at Frogmore.

Proposed Memorial to Cardinal Sellilsof
Yesterday afternoon a very large reeetill:Deld
Catholic nobility, gentry, and ecclesiastics Ivs3n'r the
at the Stafford Club, Burlington-gardens/ 'oriel
purPese of taking into consideration` he 13_11.°-ysrise'
of erecting a memorial to the late Cll'''.
man. DA to tif
The Hon. Charles Langdale was calli;ra Fiel
c. hair, and the meeting was addressed by
ng, Lord Campden, Lord Petre, Mr. ge°lloolli
1.P., Sir George Bowyer, Bart., MY.) the all '9'
Mr. Stonor, and several other gentlefuen, of P
whom
spoke in warm and affectionate ter
scor
Wiseman, ell
seman, and deplored the loss which thefti.4,ed
had
sustained by the death of so distingl-liers
member of that communion. By all the sr° tal.el3,
f hope was expressed that measures would be 00 oi
or the purpose of providing for "the dic)co
Westminster," of which Cardinal Wisetnall /v‘e the
first archbishop, a cathedral worthy a the s.e
pro-cathedral of St. Mary, Moorfields,
was generally agreed, quite unworthy °C. AP
body as the Roman Catholics, having P°sitllt
property in and around the metropolis. rode
therefore determined that an effort should be no at
to collect subscriptions sufficient to erect aed
cathedral in London; and it was also arrOgazig of
to give the matter a fair start a general ineeso
Catholics should be called on as early a claYl,raitte°
sible, in St. James's Hall. An influential
pr
was nominated to make the necessarY
arrangements. Laegclo7
aje
A vote of thanks to the lion. Charles
,cry. 1
for
presiding closed the proceedings a a s
monious meeting.

THE KING OF tjio
Bing of the Belgians THE BEiGIANS.---00 ,gJesioa it)
.-ans is expected to arrive in lig;
the early part of neast, week, on a visit to the 44110