The Sun.
London, England, 1854-04-06 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The Moniteur, of this day (Thursday), an'
nornces that the Emperor yesterday receiyel M
do Hubner, the Austrian envoy, who presented as
letter from his Sovereign.
The Moniteur also contains the following "The report has been spread that it was the inter,'
Lion of the Government to make a new levy of 100, 00
men. The report is not exact. It is true that the Go'
vernment present today to the Legislative Ai•seinblY
project of law for increasing the contingent of the &of/
of 1853. Every one will under-tand, that, under the
present circumstances, such a measure is directed by PO'
Bence, and that it was necessary to take it before a revisioe
of the Council. But everything leads to believe that
notable part of this effective force will iernain at twine,
as belonging to the reserve. The oily object of the
present project is, in reality, to give the Government
the faculty of disposing of this contingent in the case,
little probable, that the honour and interests of Franc°
should imperiously demand it."
It appears that the Emperor of the French ha',
written an autograph letter to the Emperor
Austria, in which he calls on him to declare what
part he means to take in the war with Russia.
The mayors of the towns in the department el
the Drome have received notice from the Minister
of War to prepare accommodation for 26,000 er
30,000 troops, who are to form au army of obeer'
vation on the Italian frontier.
The Emperor and Empress honoured the vain
deville theatre with their presence on Tuesday
night.
The Emperor has received a letter from elf
Grand Duke of Saxe Weimar announcing the birth
of a Princess.
The C'eurrier du Havre says :
"The War-office in rtigland has caused jogai'
ries to be made here as to the number of Horses
which could be conveyed every day to Paris by
railway. It appears that the railway has boxes
i:
for 60 horses, but as they must be brought back
from Paris, ie departures could only take piaci!
every two days. It is possible that the Ene-lis',
Administration will divide the cavalry for the
into several detachments, some of which will pas:
by Dunkirk, others by Calais, and others by
Havre."
Letters from Hayti to the 11th ult. state that
the Emperor Faustin I. had addressed a precis'
illation to the people and the arniy, dated the 1004
announcing that the differences between his 00, •
vernment and that of France had been satisfactorol
arranged. This proclamation does not say 01',
the differences were, nor how they were settlecid
but, according to the letters, France had demand
a pecuniary indemnity which the Haytian Goverl,
meat refused to pay : whereupon she sent a frigate
and two small vessels to enforce payment ; but 01
sooner did his Bay tian Majesty hear of their artist°
than be presented tile money.
The Three per Cents. opened yesterday at
50c., declined to 61f. 95c., and closed at 62f.
~,,rju
for the end of the month. The Four-and-a-o',
per Cents. closed at 88f. 60c. ; Orleans RailvrccsL
Shares, 1,005 f. ex div. ; Rouen, 810 f. ; 113
400 f ; ;
~Gyroena
ststNiol
sh:emrstelido7iftl.o2;rfr.aslioeca Paris. ;11
:S6ot3rsLfsy.bo;uvrsg
bi
ester C
of France, 540 f. ; Bordeaux and Cette, 480 f. ; "r 4 •
55ogecc„: t;aNl oefwFrauce, 385 f. ;
_Bank of Credit Mobilier, 46" f
a.
Lyons to Geneva, 41. "

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MEXlCO.—Advices from Mexico state that, altbnil'e
revolutionary attempts continue to bt! made, theqhre
put down promptly by the severity of Santa Anna- ore
outbreak in the province of Guerrero had proved n'-ho
serious than was anticipated, General Alvarez, dig.
had been fur many years the principal man in the
bid
trict, having put himself at its head. A considecB.,;.
force, however, bad been instantly sent for its re-tu
sii,n, and fresh troops were Lein.;. forwarded. the
regard to the treaty with the United States for
sale of the Mesi,ht-valley, it was rumoured that eer'epit
modifications required by the American Goverw'fi'o,l,
had been accepted by Santa Anna, and that the
ratification would therefore soon take place. "Ilen-
it is observed, "the, Mexican Government will be,'
provided with money for some time, and if Mr. D'
the British Minister, does his duty, the E,glish
tors may derive sOme benefit " Coneerniog the gi.;
trade of the country, it is mentioned that the Jo'
merchants at Mexico continue (I complain of
rate of duties on cotton goo d

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