The Sun.
London, England, 1854-03-10 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The Count Thibaudeau, Member of the Senate,
died on Wednesday in Paris at an advanced age.
He was the last surviving Member of the Conven-
tion who voted for the death of Louis, XVI.
The Senate met yesterday (Thursday) to hear
and discuss the report on the loan of 250,000,000 f.
(10,000,0001.), which was voted without hesitation.
The ships Hercules and Duguesclin sailed from
Toulon on the 7th.

A military intendant sets out immediately for
Camila in order to select a spot in a healthy and
commodious situation for an spot
pital;to contain 300
beds. Strict secrecy ismainam
maintained on the coming
military operations, and littlet
from
is known with cer-
tainty except what is guessed the general ob-
ject of the expedition, and the points of the Turk-
ish territory where the services of the army would
be most required. It has already been stated
the entire force would probably consist of 90,000
men it is now said that should circumstances
require it, it will exceed 100,000. The first corps
that
is, the one intended to be first on the ground
at the opening of the campaign, will be from
48,000 to 50,000 men, with successive reserves,
which will complete the amount mentioned.
The re-organisation of the artillery to which we
alluded to some days since is going on with great
activity, and it is expected that the 17 regiments
will be constituted about the 15th or 18th of the
present month.
The military and civil authorities are actively.
engaged in preparing quarters at and near Avig-
noon, Marseilles, and Toulon, for concentrating a
body of more than 38,000 troops, intended for the
expedition of the East.
The Paris Bourse varied but little yesterday,
with the exception of the Four-and-a-Half per
Cents., which are 70c. lower, at 93f. The Three per
Cents. declined 5c., at M. 10c. All the Bank
Shares remain nearly as they were. The Russian
Four-and-a-Half per Cents. are lower, and
the piodmoatese Fives lower, Splual Rome 1

Debt is higher. Railway Shares show but little
alteration. Exchange on London (short), 24f. 95c.,
money ; ditto (90 days), 24f. 70c., money.
SPAIN.

M. Isturitz has been summoned by the Spanish
Government, which is anxious to consult him on
several important questions. His journey from
London is said to have no other object.
The Madrid Gazette, of the 3d, contains a tele-
graphic despatch from the Captain-General of Na-
varre, dated Vittoria, March 1, which announces
the capture of Lieutenant-Colonel Salvador de is.
Torre, of the regiment of Cordova. Both he and
his companions were to be entrusted to the custody
of the Captain-General of Arragon. Colonel Jorge
Thomas was on his march to Saragossa, at the head
of a battalion of the regiment of Seville. The
Espana says that General Manzano has been or-
dered to Puerto Rico en disponibilite, and left
Madrid for Cadiz on the Ist. A letter from Madrid
states that the number of rebels who have entered
France is considerable, and that the Captain-Gene-
ral of Navarre has sent a staff officer to France to
come to an understanding on the matter with the
French authorities. M. Manuel Bermudez de
Castro has embarked at Cadiz for the Canaries.
The Gazette of the 4th announces that Lieut.-
Colonel de is Torre was captured on the 27th ult.
by a carabineer, 'in a hut near the frontier of
France. It was expected that he would be shot.
The persons sent to Cadiz by the Government had
been lodged in the fortress of Saint Catherine to
await embarkation for the Canary Islands. The
construction of electric telegraphs from Madrid to
Saragossa and Madrid to Guadaljara was about to
be proceeded with.
The Three per Cents. were done at 3.51- ; the
New Three per Cents. at 181 ; the Debt of the
First Class at 8 ; and that of the Second at 41.