The Sun.
London, England, 1865-03-10 00:00:00

o'clock.

In the Senate to-day the general discussion on
the Address commenced.

The Marquis de Boissy expressed a wish that the
Ministers should be responsible for the policy of
the Government. He deplored the insertion in the
Moniteur of M. Duruy's report, which he charac-
terised as socialist. He pointed out the deplorable
eonduct pursued by England, which was still the
asylum of assassins, ready to attempt the life of the
Emperor ; and continued, " I do not believe that the
Convention of September will ever be carried out.
It is necessary that the Pope should remain in
Rome, for if France is Bonapartist much more is
she Catholic."

Marshal Magnan animadverted in energetic lang-
uage on the assertion of the Marquis de Boissy,
that on the day of the Emperor's death France
would fall into a state of anarchy. Such expressions
were much to be regretted. When this event oc-
curred the Senate, the Corps Legislatif, the army,

and the country would proclaim the Prince Imperial
and France would be saved.

The Marquis de Boissy then continued. He con-
demned the French intervention in Mexico, but
strongly expressed a wish that the war between the
Federals and Confederates might be carried on to the
complete ruin of both belligerents, rather than that
the French army in Mexico should be made prisoners
by the conclusion of peace. (Loud expressions of
disapprobation.) The Marquis de Boissy hoped, in
conclusion, that the Emperor and his dynasty would
long continue to reign.
M. Chaix d'Est-Ange asked what the Marquis de
Boissy understood by the expression that he wished
i
to see a Parliamentary Government re-established n
the country. ile (M. Chaix d'Est-Ange) did not
wish to see the country governed by the Chambers.
He regretted the impious wishes respecting America,
and condemned the expressions of M. de Boissy
reference to England.

The debate will be continued to-morrow.
BOURSE, March 9.—The market is quiet, with-
out any material change in quotations. Threes'
for the Account, are now at the closing prices of
the preceding day, 67fr. 80c. Mobilier have varied,
and are somewhat lower. In Railway Shares net
many transactions have taken place, and prices
have undergone but little alteration. The market
was very heavy towards the close, with a decline in
prices. The following are the last quotations :-
41 per Cents 94 75 Italian L0an......... 64 7?
Do. end month — Do. end m0nth...... 64 9°
3 per Cents.
Do. end month 67 65 New Mexican ...... 50 l°
Credit Mobilier •
Do. end month ... 895 Austrian
Bank Shares 3550 Spanish Threes ... 44
Credit Foncier 1280 Home Debt .........
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Roman

RAIL'

VAYS.
Cash. Acct. _
Orleans
Northern lOl3 75 ... 1017 50
Lyons and Mediterranean 947 50 ... 950 --0
Southern 577 50 ... 577 'iv
Western 542 50 ... 5-10 --:
Eastern
Sardinian ,,,, 303, 75 ... 303 ?,
Austrian
Lombard 547 50 ... 546 2a
North of Spain 3OO ... 305 "
Saragossa 360 ... 360 ---
Ditto to Barcelona 165 ... 170 --

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HER MAJESTY.

The Queen, attended by the Duchess of

burghe, drove out this morning.
and
Their Royai Highnesses Princess Helena 3
Princess Louise rode in the Home Park.
The Queen held a Council to-day, which was at-
tended by Earl Granville, the Earl of Clarend°ll'
and Earl Russell.
Lord Lyons and Sir Edward Vaughan Willl.3!usl
were sworn of her Majesty's most honourable ril

Council.
Lord Granville and Lord Russell had audiences
of the Queen.
Mr. Helps attended as clerk of the Council. e
Lord Talbot de Malahide and Sir W. Hoste were
the Lord and Groom in Waiting.

The Prince and Princess of Wales• 4, of
The Prince of Wales gave Mr. Weigall the lutist
a series of sittings for his portrait yesterday.
lit'
His Royal Highness, attended by Lieutena
Colonel Keppel, rode on horseback in the niornil'g'
and went in the afternoon to the House of Lorcish•i
Mr. Desanges had the honour of a sitting for

Portrait of the Princess of Wales.
Mr. R. P. Spiers had the honour of submittiog
of
series of architectural drawings to the Prins
Wales. _

to the
THE COURT.—Her Majesty, according --
latest arrangements, is expected to leave Windsor Cas"l:
on Monday or Tuesday next, and proceed to Bacicil's.,,b„3 -
Palace. Her Majesty will, it is understood, remain
don till Wednesday, and will then return to Wiil6'3°

Castle.
The Prince and Princess of Wales will give
-
ball this evening at Marlborough House, in celebration
the second anniversaty of their royal highnesses' tuarria,,,igt3.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of
bridge and Princess Mary dined with the Duchess of "--;
verness last evening at Kensington Palace, where a selebeo
party had the honour to meet their royal highnesses, W
were attended by Baron Luhe and Miss Taylor.
THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA.—After her
sion to Dresden for her brother's marriage the EniPressi;
Austria caught a severe cold, which at present confines
Majesty to her apartments. a 3t
THE KING OF THE BELGIANS.—It is state
ir
Brussels that the King of the Belgians, who has exi,,tntell
recovered from his recent indisposition, will iniraeult is
proceed to Berlin, and thence probably to Vienna" is for
°
expected that his Majesty will be absent from 81115
at least a fortnight. 4. 010
The Earl Grosvenor, M.P., has returned L°, tla at
from visiting the Duchess (Eleanor) of Northumberia-
Alnwick Castle.
The Earl and Countess Percy returned to VusvaBll-
on Thursday evening from visiting the Duke of N°rt001)10
berland and Lady Louisa Percy at Torquay. 114°-„torth"
earl left yesterday to visit the Duchess (Eleanor) of
umberland at Alnwick House, Northumberland. dicer
The Earl and Countess Russell had 3 64,-
party yesterday evening at their residence in csti°,
place. There were present—His Excellency Baro° u°
his Excellency Count Vitzthum his Excellency- the 61)55
Minister and Madame Comyn, the Baron and Bar°,l).°o
Baude, the Countess (Dowager) of Westmorland' f,ore
do Grey, Viscount and Viscountess AnibcrleY, fjoa•
Houghton, Lady Hislop, lion. Charles Ileiv3rd'
Evelyn Ashley, Mr. Butler Johstone, &c. arriVe
Lord and Lady Cremorne are expected to osti
in Curzon-street this evening from Dartrey ffease• co'-sere'l
Monaghan, Ireland. Lady Cremorne has nearly rec
from her recent illness. A her fi
Last night Lady Egerton of Tatton locis"
assembly this season at the family mansion in St'
square. • P3i"
The Right Hon. the Speaker will hold 1115.,,,
liamentary full-dress levees on Wednesday, 3farcb
on Wednesday, April 5, at 10 p.m. frcw"
Lady Emily Peel returned to town Yester— A
ir
Drayton Manor, near Tamworth. r
Lady Sarah Lindsay was not present at -M; a
o-tod,
as
Mrs. Disraeli's dinner party on Wednesday night' „
in consequence of a family affliction. Vslv:
The Right Hon. the Speaker will hold liiswednee
mentary levees on Wednesday, March 29, and °'
TO
day, April 5, at 10 o'clock p.m. Full dress.
poITAGP ea
THE PRINCE OF WALES AND jolt,
SERVANTS.—The following circular has beeltorol:f
to the tradesmen of the Prince of Wales :--1/D•f,riace
House, Pall-mall, Feb. 11.—Gentlemen,—
Wales of tOile,-;
Wales having understood that a practice pres'ils4,-,10,14
men offering to servants a per-centage on the - ailet•,t
their bills, and concluding that every tradeselttaishoiiei,
lend his co-operation in putting down a practiee_f
in itself, and equally prejudicial to the interests 'it that
or,
ployer and himself, has desired me to inform Yeeired 5 d
has directed me to discharge from his service,ia
vant who may receive, and to cease emple3r
icho
tradesman who may pay, such a per-centage,
make a present of any kind in consideration e_ „cot,
Highness's custom.—l am, your obedient se'
KNOLLYS." VIC'
cr. SO floe
A NEW BRANCH OF THE VOLUNTII f - t
t 015
Within the past month or so Governwell-w,
ent
an " Engineerand Railway Staff Corps." It tlisal ele
efficient railway transit would be a very essei:be hest oiS
in case of invasion. With this idea, some 01. 00 of be
among the civil engineers and railway 11'31111g,, 00,d'
country have been selected to form a staff,
nOCe the
Government with suggestions and advice whuhieisboi Toole
The following is the list of gentlemen Pit. „tepant.j,ieff
Gazette who have received commissions as l_learxer
FoNleoti
nels :—The civil engineers are—George r Job'
John Hawkshaw, John Robinson McCleau2:_oos
,obert,
Charles Hutton Gregory, Joseph Cubitt, soli
Harrison, George Willoughby Romans, Georg_ itarlov' All'
Stephenson, Charles Vignoles, William IlenorY:j'apie;iiiieg
Charles Manby. The railway managers a,ti_ruelitis/„rga
port, William Cawkwell, Seymour4Clarke, Liu,ersoa, 1-der
Eborall, James Stewart Forbes, James Gr',.t. AVe tiPet
Hawkins, Robert Moseley, and Archibald Seeited to ep.-
stand that Colonel M.Murdo has been reques oating
• ted
colonel, and Mr. Bidder, the celebta
Gazette' 5
gineer, is the commandant.—West Sussex
FRIGHTFUL RAILWAY ACCIDENT throbl:,j
the seven o'clock up train was procee,d7a sieb'o,
fellow t'to pieces'i,ccH
the Lower Erith Crossing a poor
Mills was run over by it and completely
to P; tilt
arms and legs being severed, his head s
hat Ile is: shit pat
and his bowels protruding. It apPears sal
act of closing the up gate IN-heu tne
over forty yate,ll",
smashing the gate and throwing.hilne_v_.v cogiple
where lie was standing at the t of his
troll`
cut to pieces may be supposed from t of his 11
being torn in ribbons, and the front part
cletay cut from the back.

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