The Sun.
London, England, 1853-05-21 00:00:00

THE FRENCH EMPIRE. I THE SHARE MARKETS.

The Moniteur publishes decrees for interdicting
the sale in France of reprints or reproductions of
works the property of which is established in Ha-
nover and in the Duchy of Brunswick ' • for assimi-
lating in French ports the tonnage, pilot, and port
dues on vessels belongingto the Dominican Re-
public to those paid by French vessels, and also for
admitting hides tanned in Corsica into France free
of duty, and returning the duty paid on raw hides
on entering Corsica when exported in a dressed
state.

A decree is said to be in contemplation for or-
ganising at the different commercial ports officers
and harbour masters, whose duties will be to inspect
the road-steads, ports, docks, and quays ;
they Will also, it is said, have the surveillance and
control of the lighthouses, and the day and night
signals
, &c.
jYesterday the Corps Legislatif resumed the ad-
..o..tu•ned debate on the budget. After a speech from
M. de Montalembert, the budget of receipts was
Passed by a majority of 233 against 40.
, At the Bourse yesterday the amount of business
,tFansacted in Government Securities was but
!united ; the closing quotations of Thursday were,
11,ewever, generally well maintained throughout the
"aY, with a rise of 10c. in the Three per Cents.,
„slid. Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for cash, at the
termination of business. In the Four-and-a-Half
Per Cents., for the account, no change occurred,
Whilst there was a decline of 20c. in the Four-and-
Vauali per Cents. for money. In the shares of the
kof France there was a fall of sc. The final
quotations were :—For cash, Three per Cents., 81f.
r• ; Pour-and-a-Half per Cents., 103 f. 70c. For
tie account, 3 per Cents., 81f. 25c. ; Four-and-a-
If per Cents., 103 f. 75c. ; Bank Stock, 2,705 f.
Share of the Societe Mobiliere declined 2f.. the last
quotation being 938 f ; Mortgage Bank Shares are
still quoted at 880 f., no transaction having taken
Peace The railway share market also participated
..le. the general dulness of business ; the demand
ing small, the prices were on the whole tolerably
Well supported. In Northern and Paris and Or-
!alls shares there was an advance of 5f., and in
Faris and Lyons of 4f. Paris and Rouen and
aiestern of France final quotations showed a de-
ee of sf. each, and Lyons to the Mediterranean
change
also fell 2f. In Strasbourgs and Havre no
n,,,,nge occurred. Closing Prices :—Northern,
t 50c. ; Paris and Orleans, 1,105 f. ; Paris and
Frasbourg, 950 f. ; Paris and Lyons, 966 f. 50c. ;
raa,r's and Rouen, 1,140 f. ; Lyons to the Mediter-
eean)Western of France, 782 f. 50c. ;
°lien and Havre, 540 f.

SPAIN.
a, The Madrid journals of the 15th do not contain
c line. of political news. One of them states that
811111. e has increased so much in different parts of
13,,a'1,11 that all the prisons are crowded.
The Cabinet is still incomplete.

ITALY.
cc We learn from Milan," says the German
th-urnal of Frankfort, "that the examination of
s, Persons implicated in the outbreak of the 6th
h"ruary last is concluded. The documents which
soalre been found are said to prove that the pri-
ciZers who for the most part belong to the lower
znatses of society had received money and procla-
"Tbils from the agents of Kossuth and of Mazzini,
a, -.) rioters wer assured that large depots of
nes were ready, and would be sent if the affair
ecceded. The muskets which were seized all bear
the marks of English and American manufacturers."
grThe Voce delta Libertd of Turin, the organ of M.
Werio the leader of the Opposition in the Pied-
irlltese 'Chamber of Deputies, having stated that
students of Turin had joined the flag of those
tut!)°l; , on the occasion of the festival of the Consti-
ti on a demonstration in honour of M.
i!cfferio, the committee of students has written
declare that, if some students did join that flag,
e did so without any encouragement on the part
of
the great body of the students, who took no part
the said demonstration.
oft letter from Pavia of the 11th, in the Opinione
„,11_,Iin, states that on the 6th, a notification was
4,1,7 up by the Austrian authorities, forbidding
tnYte Person, even with a regular passport, to pass
Pledmontese frontier unless with a special per-
-4 to be obtained from the authorities upon state-
41etit of sufficient grounds. On the Sunday follow-
It n.Bth, being the day of the festival of the Con-
iv,,—lltic4/1 in Piedmont, extraordinary precautions
doubled,
taken to guard the frontier • the posts were
oubled, and patrols sent out in all' directions.
4. letter from Rome, of the 10th, states that in
,0 lisequence of the payment of the sum of 600,000 f.
v!lllanded by the Old Company of the Via Latina,
etta". concession of the railway from Rome to Fras-
I:, which forms the head of the lino to Naples,
ii4;l, been definitively granted to M. Micar, who is
ei to be the agent of the house of Masterman and
e. of London. M. Micar accompanied Cardinal
"Pont to Gaeta and to Naples in quality of Sec-
be-e 141'Y to his Eminence, when he went on a mission
lllduce the Pope to return to Rome. Specie had
thrill to circulate. On the Ist, the treasury paid
Public employes part in specie and part in paper.
la:fill_is!° 1848 they had never been paid but in the
P,-""• The loss on paper money is now only l
er cent. cent. ; under the Mazzinia.n republic it was 47
aiil'ac.ent. The exchange on Paris had also lowered,
it was expected soon to be at par.

GERMANY.
A letter from Berlin of the 17th in the Cologne,
'eite, says :—" The King is to leave this place
Opp °,llovf for Vienna. He will pass the night at
of n, and. be at Vienna on the 19th. The Queen
Ltiier?reece has left Berlin for Eutin, passing by
tromeek• She intends passing some days with her
g, the Grand Duke of Oldenburg. '
tat:ince Metternich who now resides at Vienna,
Tiled his 80th year, on the 15th.
ef
the
4e German Journal of Frankfort, under date
the i Illa 14th, says :—" The new organisation of
hoims'unastry of War which had been so long an-
Qiiefe7l has just taken place. The command in
and the army has been definitively regulated,
14%,:te
ice form of it is completely changed. The direct
dons the Emperor is retained, and all the deci-
the'neerning the organisation, the movements,
are totters, and superior commandants of the troops
Eder the Presidency
from a new military administration
of d Presidency of the Emperor. It is di-
-41„, %Olt° four sections, namely :-Ist, the Central
`-i-rlih-r3r Office, having Field-Marshal the Count de
the ruin at its head ; 2d, the General Command of
eution; 3d, the Military Administration (exe-
the Ch .q the orders of the Emperor) • and, 4th,
Anti ~ef Direction of the Military Schools. The
~,'ll(ler+7, and Engineers will continue provisionally
"111 b "(Le Military Administration. A conference
Above! held every week, in which the Chiefs of the
4alzed sections will take part.

Tile
BELGIUM.
,Nba,4l.l3l.°.iected. marriage between the Duke of
01 no; ,and one of the Austrian archduchesses,
Lee ,ue the only alliance contracted between
"4„eo,poriciaLfaanilies of Belgium and Austria. King
; "40d; 41418clexpected to espouse the Archduchess
- ha; -114 • and the Princess Charlotte of Belgium
th 14 to
I.°4e kn.+ the erson chosen for ascending the
el the Rouspe of Hapsburg.

BRITISH RAILWAYS.

, NIA,
,kay Jane
:liestOß MURDER AT EDINBURGH. —0 R W.
redfdenlrae oss
last
M‘Garran was charged with the mu
liltett4oeetie;:tb. Gry, uaitar eh, h
n pensioner,him in tlhrovinn
eekonwitt_hhica-lnclitaihms proper
ititi—i°ed that M`Gguire's son foeu
tirttitii4eY with the wife of the prisonerp
40
„tikt, a child was the result.
his Apprehensiveasnodn mt hpeooankftel y.' dt;itesoei
Droe:-"to consequences M‘Guire gave.
k<eed to Ameiica, which he acco.rdinegrl
Ikki,drran's wife
wail him. The prisohen
ht.‘14,4 niet the deceased, and aftersom
bled to death.
a nysg
rh shortly twl did,yoti L a.
adkfst.l enhrge-
The .ed hinrin the neck, from which
him Cory found the prisoner guilty, buthe recommended
Lord Justice-
%erk° the lenienc of the Court.
torwo.rdnlirnated that the recommeTnd.naetion would. be
-,t -i,i i.%J. to the proper quarter, buti
4cut-,; to be his duty to sentence the prisonerth the
m
eantotinhiee
140,e' at A-Yr on the Bth of June next.
MAUSOLEUM
cistp,,Doll I\TECRoPOLIB AND NATIONAL
this
company
/V 44 44,44,1.--. A. special general meeting of _
Make '-','L on Thursday at the offices, No. Z, Laniceadstehry-
Lie„; Waterloo-bridg- '•The chair was occupied
d that
,he_e(l,-Qeo r 1 ilrigg-e.F.R.S. The report
:t w ip4ahact pill-Chased nearly 1,900 acres of land,
•ilf4e° -111 g, in Surr y • 500 acres would be moreofthaalnl
liqtil:riOt.„to meet the errands for burial purposes ,
41iffi.cti. xor an indefinite period ; 218 acres at present
4buri7,e' of Which not half had been used in the several
4,11 in,411 eenaeteries• The London cemeteries lying F
100 to
'OO fe'e`pneable formation of clay, varyin ?
t° chime pick, required great expense to drain,frm and to
tile h alld, dtc, and were consequently not a.cciensesainblae,
\V'ac‘vlii nnibler class at • s adequate to their
_I.
ti„,, i evil
,_
.ea, . price
te,y,
awra.B avoided in the London Necropolis.. 6,
Ni:ttrti it riillgernents had been made witlitile South-
ad re.
11, :M. the tsitwflY Company, and the scheme h
ii.i.,pi,
0010.0tinetion of the Government. Lieut.-General
soZ: ti!tet, it.eic•
ebiaattrtojno,seSziEvCilmlNel;,Pearson, G. G.
and F. Dobin-
d.te:Zrg, were elected directors for the ensuing year.
,t Fu,,,th o' Pape,.
tYttkt kr, OE TELE DOWAGER SULT INESS (VALIDE) OF
\vtiitt'3(-3c-tZicle-----13:a.Ptee,fwIll'he!al obsequies of
All
Sultan's mother
llethe dignitaries of
der
worna, itnapireh gwroltp p
iernieient, and her mortal re-
e latwer© el.° aePosited in thie same tomb with those otf
:15t,1.4,
weciinosowri (the Sultan Mahmound). The praerseennt,
tlle Pooirla' to t
hans
ednesetp llyn antinh e d to his deceased P k y, distributed amongst
ttre,r4a.l domestic employds of the deceased, 500,000
her rlighnes4 Was very popular.