The Sun.
London, England, 1865-11-11 00:00:00

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ROME, Nov. 10.
Cholera does not at present exist upon the Pon-
tifical territory.
A very few cases have occurred at Corneto and
Tascanello.

FRANCE.

PARIS, Nov. 11.

The Moniteur of this morning says :—The latest
intelligence received from Mexico confirms the news
that the entire province of Sonora had submitted to
the Emperor Maximilian, and that Jaurez had
definitively quitted the country.
Letters from Rome to the Bth inst. assert that
General Kauzler, the new Minister of War, had
given instructions for the vigorous pursuits of
brigand bands.
A deputation of the principal inhabitants of
Veroli had arrived at Rome to complain of the
audacity of the brigands, and request protection
from the Government.
The Emperor yesterday presided over a sitting of
the members of the Privy Council and of the Minis-
ters, united.
The Princess Elisa Baciocchi, who has just re-
ceived the Emperor's visit, was born in Italy. She
is the daughter of Felix Baciocchi, Prince of Lucca,
and of the Princess Elisa Bonaparte. She was edu-
cated at the Court of the Emperor, her uncle, and
married, in 1825, Count Camerata, one of the
richest proprietors in the Marches of Ancona. Since
that date, the Princess has successively resided, first
in Illyria, and then in France on her own domains,
of which she superintends the cultivation in person.
The Duke de Mouchy, the future husband of the
Princess Anna Murat, is a descendant of the second
son of Marshal Duke de Noailies, who married a
niece of Mme. de Maintenon. His father, who died
in 1854, was formerly a peer of France, and subse-
quently a member of the Legislative Assembly.
The elder branch of the family 'is represented by
the Duke de Noailies and d'A gen, member of the
Academy. The Duke de Mouchy is at
the same time Prince de Poix, Grandee of
Spain, and by birth a Grand Cross of the
Order of Malta, a privilege of the descendants
of the family of Arpajon possessed since the
heroic co-operation of one of its members in the de-
fence of the order when attacked by the Turks.
Having been born in 1841, he is a few months
younger than the Princess. He is said to possess an
income of 300,000 fr. a year, the greater part of
which is in landed property. According to the Nord
the Princess possesses a fortune of two millions,
conferred on her by the Emperor three years back.
The same journal adds that the wedding presents
sent by the Prince have cost 600,000 fr.
Marshal M'Mahon, Governor-General of Algeria,
arrived at Marseilles the evening before last, on
board the steam frigate Panama, and left imme-
diately for Paris.
A-provincial journal relates the following attempt
to poison, committed three evenings since at Chateau-
dun (Eure-et-Loire). Late in the evening a man
named Deniau, accompanied by his lodger, one
Demaret, aged 18, and by two soldiers of the garri-
son, one of whom was the orderly of a veterinary
surgeon, went to Laverton's cafe in the Rue de
Chartres and ordered a bottle of wine. When
Deniau was about to drink he perceived that the
liquor was thick and had a strange smell ; thinking
that he was the object of a practical joke, he blamed
the landlord for offering him such a beverage. The
latter immediately took possession of Denian's glass,
locked the outer door, and declared that none
of the party should leave the house until the affair
was cleared up. He accordingly sent for a police-
officer, who searched Demaret and the two soldiers,
but found nothing suspicious on them. Demaret,
however, confessed that he had put some jalap in
the wine to play a trick on Deniau. This explana-
tion did not satisfy the police-officer, and he carried
the wine to a chemist, who declared that the glass
contained enough laudanum to poison two or three
persons. It appears that Demaret, who had an
intrigue with Deniau's wife, had, at her instigation,
procured the laudanum from the veterinary sur-
geon's orderly under pretext that he wanted it for
himself as he could not sleep at night. Deniau's
wife, Demaret, and the two soldiers, have all been
arrested, and a judicial inquiry has been com-
menced.
The bulletin of the Paris Observatory gives
the following as the atmospheric condition yes-
terday :—" The gale noticed on Wednesday in
the northern regions has descended towards the
Baltic. At the further end of the Gulf of
Bothnia the barometer has fallen 15 millimetres
more, and the wind blows from the south-eastern
quarters over the coasts of Sweden, and from
the south-western over those of Russia. They
are fresh at St. Petersburg and very strong in the
Gulf of Finland. Another centre of depression
exists this morning in the Bay of Biscay, at
Bayonne, where the barometer marks 754 milli-
metres. Rain is falling generally over the north
and west of France. The winds are fresh from the
E. in the Channel, and moderate from the N. over
the coasts of Provence. An aurora borealis was
seen last night at Valentia (Ireland) and at Hapa-
randa."—ln Paris yesterday rain fel with scarcely
any intermission throughout the day. At three the
thermometer marked 7 8 C. (45,1 F.)
BOURSE, Nov. 10.—Two o'Clock.—English Con-
sols were telegraphed with an advance of I per cent.,
but have since relapsed Stock and Shares, ap-
parently sympathising with the London market, are
quoted below the opening prices. Threes are being
done at 68f. 45c. Italian Fives are in great request
at 65f. 15c., after having been done as high as 65f.
15c. Credit Mobilier Shares are worth 878 f. 75c.,
an advance of 6f. 25c. Lyons Shares have advanced
51., Lombard 7f. 50c., Austrian Shares 2f. 50c
Immobiliere Shares are dealt in at 542 f. 50c
Three o'Clock—The market has closed on the fol.
lowing quotations : .
41 per Cents 96 80
Do. and month —
3 per Cents. 6B 50
Do. end month 6B 45
Credit Mobilier
Do. end month
Bank Shares 3700
Credit Fonder
Italian Loan 65 05
Do. end month 65 25
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Do. Bonds 325
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MEXICAN AFFAIRS.
MExico, Oct. 10.
Upon the 3d inst. the Emperor Maximilian ad-
dressed a proclamation to the Mexican people, and
promulgated a decree intended to put an end to the
troubles still agitating some of the provinces. The
following is the text of the proclamation ;

" Mexicans,—The cause sustained with so much
valour and constancy by Don Benito Juarez had
already succumbed, not only before the national
will, but before the law itself, which that chief in..