The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-14 00:00:00

" for having thus misrepresented an act of o ordinal
judicial proceedings, and tended to excite hatreu
and contempt against the public authorities. t,„
A letter from Belle Isle, of the 4th inst., Stai7
that a soldier of the 37th regiment of the line, w,!e
had been placed as a sentinel near the cells of ,
u
State prisoners Barbs and Albert, had been a.
tected making a sign to them to approach to recapthe Phare de /a Loire from him. The soldier
being questioned answered that he had those
because his political opinions coincided
of the prisoners. During his removal to the prin
of the citadel he was perceived to tear a paper 1%
throw the fragments into the sea. The paper
tainei a request to procure a boat and to come
the
hind the wall of the prisoners' cells and whistle.o
air Au clair de la Lune. After his examinall
two of his comrades were arrested.
The following judicial appointments and Oita....
tions are spoken of :—M. Troplong, Archchanceln
M. Delangle, First President of the ConrtL
Cassation ; M. de Bayer, First President of urial
Court of Appeal ; M. Rouland, Attorney-Gen
ed
of the Court of Cassation ; M. Nicias
Attorney-General of the Court of Appeal
C;ourt of
la Beaume, Advocate-General of the
Aeal.
pp
The Bulletin des Lois publishes a decree, gill
a supplementary credit of 10,188,0G0f., of 11 'the
8,000,000 f. are to be distributed as bounties on
exportation of French merchandise. ,
It is a curious fact that while the Englio
the
dents in France have raised fully 12,000 f. for
,Bellot fund, a French committee now aittingos
Paris has only been able to collect 600 f. for ,
same purpose among their countrymen. Ito.
The absence of the Emperor from the inanouse
tion of the Boulevards at Strasbourg was in eoih
quence of a plot discovered by the police, for'' at,
a considerable number of persons have been
for ,h
Ther© is no positive time yet fixed
coronation, but the preparations are going on vilde'
such activity that it will probably not be
layed. The dresses of all the members of thel,P
penal household who are to take part in the eTre
mony are already prepared. The carriages
also in a forward state. oftl
Rumours were again afloat at the Bourge 60,
new loan contemplated by the French Govern_ll,olll os,
It was said that the amount would be-200
and that it would probably be contracted at '''uolt
The Bourse was heavy yesterday, without
at
business doing. The Three per Cents. open
75f. 90c., fell to 75f. 65c., and closed at 75'•
for the end of the month. The Four-041-a:
per Cents. closed at 102 f. 50c. ; Orleans More,
"
Shares, 1,206 f. 25c. ; Rouen, I,oBof. ; "'ohoi
515 f. ; Great Northern, 895 f. ; Paris and sue:
burg, 846 f. 25c. ; Paris and Lyons, 9211,.,„"v of
Lyons to the Mediterranean, 775 f. VireswmT„'" •
France, 710 f. ; Bordeaux and Cette, 637,f• "Ay*:
Great Central, 527 f. 50c. ; Lyons and 10114
530 f..; shares of the Bank of Credit Mobiliert '

AUSTRIA.
A letter from Vienna, 4th, in the Atigs&V.ddib3r
zette, says :—" Louis Gaj, the printer and e ,13(1
of a journal, has been arrested at Agrani
brought to this city. He is well known for e''
Panslavist tendencies, and it is thought that
have already taken root in Servia. The et°,
of other countries in Europe will be from tills
cumstance attracted to this arrest."

PRUSSIA. f
A letter from Wesel in Rhenish Prussia, 0
7th, states that 40 Jesuits have just arriv,`..A.
—ttle
that place, eight of whom are to preach 1,11 the
different parish churches of the town, an'fes'
others will be engaged in the masses and egi-eril
sions. The former are lodged in the presbYliolic
and the others are received into pure Ca" bieb
families, which is the name given to those in 'cr
there have been no mixed marriages. js
The Journal de Francfort, under date of v`'
r the
6th, says :—" A report has been current that',
tall
provincial authorities had received orders t° 1%10
narrowly the press in the opinions it expresses I,y
the measures of foreign Governments, and °The
port is 'confirmed by the following facts. .d,
Deutsche Volkshalle, at Cologne, has been slot
and the police 'have given a warning to its e
ti
on the subject of , his attitude in the ecclesiasThe
conflict at Baden against the Government. oc.
Baltic Gazette has been seized at Stettin °IL
count of the opposition which it has made of
friendly power—Russia. All the journino
Konigsberg have been recommended to abs
from any offensive expressions on the subject 01
conduct of friendly powers, The New Prosof ti
Gazette has also been seized, in consequence;:ds.
leading article, in reply to an turbid. of the 31cP
on the subject of the Baden conflict. The.ll-.;054
in question contains some warm remarks a, to
the measures of the Baden. Government
affair of the Pastor Eichhoru.

ITALY. ih
A telegraphic despatch from Turin of .m6%00
makes known the following results of the eleci,-A
to the Chamber of Deputies :—Elections
146 ; ministerial, 96 • doubtful, 21 ; opposib'°-tbe
the left, 20 ; ditto of the right, 9.
names of the successful candidates in the elfe
we see, besides the name of Count Cavour, fra
received by telegraph, those of Count Et)°,eotjr
the Conservative opposition ; Advocate
Minister of Grace and Justice ; and Messrs. -LI tbe
Cadorna, and Sineo, leading ministerial moo °a
late Chamber. In the lists hitherto public he
the Piedmontese Gazette, we do not yet eleettreo,
the name of M. Brofferio, the leader of the el
left.

30°

A letter from Roma of the 30th, in the to,
Gazette, states that nine new arrests have s,
place there, all belonging to the middle clast the,
is not known whether they are connected l'il:tiots!
conspiracy of August 16 now nnder inquirtnlok
Bhe Giornale di Roma of the sth etani'fi nee
with a view to encourage morality, and baw:—„r
from the stage, the Minister of the Interk'not
issued a circular to the delegates of the pro 1 APY,
recommending them not only, to proven 10
breach of morality or decency on the theatres,ised
also to invite dramatic writers to compeseePs
either in verse or prose in that spirit. Dl'
to be granted to the most successful. 014
°
At the'present moment negotiations are gLosail
for the simultaneous evacuation of the 50
States by the French and Austrian armies '2,0 a.
pation. It appears that a secret treaty arr five
which that double occupation was to last I°,l the
years. The five years are abyut to expire, °ll,ector'''
Pope is anxious to get rid of his foreign pr,.°lltollo
and to trust his safety to the safeguard 01Nap
troops alone. With this view the King c'boal
is at the present moment organising 3 atirill'
20,000 men, which he promised Pio Nell°' 011 ,
his residence at Gaeta, that he would plaoo,o,jot
disposal. The whole of these troops aretu 1101)
the Pontifical cockade, and to protect ilee for
See, alonc, with the 12,000 men whom
has already in his service.

IN. bee fe
The following telegraphic dispatch has. l'
ceived

10, A
MADRID, DES'tic
" The debate on the question of reapPre
raised by the Senate on the occasion of the
,i, .
bill was concluded yesterday. of d
" The Opposition obtained a majority 1
icif
votes." 313 cir
A private telegraphic despatch frora
dated the 10th, says : tlVi°
I
' The President of the Council has read th° rll,„
decree suspending the sittings of the Co he pir
measure has been favourably received by
lie opinion.

BELGIUM. ~ ncloile°
The Belgian Government has at last 9N9-foloogi
all hope of being able to renew, or even La i`jli,-a
the commercial treaty between that king-liie ePhe
the Zollverein—a treaty which expires at
,i-r d tw
of this month, and which not a little fa v(3-8
m the
coal and iron of the former.
i ell ,he
A general movement is now being rod? laril
large manufacturing towns of Belgium, Par-lots "' e
in Verviers, for the abolition, or at all eve. 0131
reduction, of the duty on ca, Tlio J.' 0
places for the free admission of coal. re
.Government is not indisposed to accede 0 a
tion of duty on both. cast-iron, and 111,1i0),
.

BADEN. „flea ~P;
The Government of Baden has ini°—,isrelji:
various German Governments of thqiitib' e P 0
tween. the Grand Duke's Cabinet tang •osists -co
bishop of Freiburg. That prelate stilltobedieun,
suspending the priests who refuse iniPli,eL tarn c.,130
to his orders, and the Goverinuent thei is "
tinues its coercive measures against priests
obey the orders2Le2Z22a.....ishoy.:„., 04
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NEW Music.—The " Doneraile Walt the Casilth°
played last night for the first time at t .tieo o ho
Venice with so much success, is the comPo.s' it will
accomplished dilettanti, Mrs. li. St• Lefiroitsict'le" left
played to-night at her soirée dansante ai o,,carirsir_ol3
FALMOUTH, TUESDAY.--The Victoria i
sric teleg'tbroa
elect_olorgo,_ol
on Monday afternoon (on receiving. no
despatch) with the majority of her passengLloog coot'
gold for London. She had to encounter obi
a poliollgtfo
winds.
BANK or ENOLAI,TD.--YesterdaY t, the wee 7 /go
paper showed that on the 6th --
"gns4l,433'"° A Of
bilities of the Bank of England we". 0,, baol‘ q,
the assets 44,615,0001. The bullion ul r•
day was 178757)0004
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