The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-29 00:00:00

LATE ST J•••
FOREIGN NE WS.

The E
upleting FRANCE.
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11)4,1 inPress has just sent to the Dames de la
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0 eomuenee of St. Brieuc a gift of 3,000 f. to aid in
mthe chapel which they are building.
m°l3.(l°:l was the anniversary of the murder
at thgr* Denis Auguste Affre, Archbishop of Paris,
e uarricade of the Faubourg St. Antoine, in
‘lo,.,sarigninary insurrection of June, 1848. On
the uaY and Monday a great many persons visited
'oil. church of Notre Dame Saint Antoine, near to
thethe crime was committed ; and a number
others went to the Carmes, where the heart of
,the prelate is preserved. On Monday masses for
r,repose of his soul were offered up in the cathe-
carat of Notre Dame and in all the churches of the
The Archbishop Of Paris officiated at
-0+ otre name.
• Max. Raybaud, who has been appointed
Ve4en Consul-General at Hayti, has started for
till's Post. He will first proceed to St. Domingo,
e capital of the Dominican Republic, and afeer-
Ato Port-au-Prince.
letter from St. Omer states that Prince Na-
Fa,eoii, on arriving at the camp of Helfaut, on
tio'urday evening, was received with loud acclarna-
ea of " Vive l'Enipereur," and with all the
trenours due to his rank. A salute of 24 guns was
4.44:11? troops
h,e(l as soon as the cortege appeared on the ground.
were drawn out in lines to receive him,
i,t,cl °b. passing along the ranks, the cry of " Vive
ti'rePereur" was loud and universal. This was re-
pe4,,ted when the troops filed off before him. The
Sited in all its details, and afterwards retired to
'etent which had been prepared for him.
tehe Princess Csernicheirs, wife of the Minister
war of Russia, and her son, arrived at Lyons
.w"?. days ago on their way to Cauterets to take the
The son, who, though only fifteen years
ail age, is aide-de-camp of the Czar, was taken ill
ertlY before arriving, and, in consequence, the
eincess intends to stay some days in Lyons.
last Italian refugees, who were concerned in the
g‘lt disturbances of Milan, arrived at Havre on
111,„clay, and left shortly after for London.
1; The Toulonais, of the 24th, says:—" The lena
lle-ef-battle ship is still in the roadsted, expecting
the
order to sail for the Levant, and join the French
hquadron there. The three-decker the Souverain
orders
had her masts fixed, and it is believed that
-41ers will arrive to have her fitted out at once."
zut a small amount of business was transacted
aesterday in Government securities, and at its close
4, general decline in prices bad taken place, ex-
,Th—Ptiug in the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. for
ciitgleY, which remained unchanged from Mon-
ti!S final quotation, whilst in the same descrip-
-1:1 of stock for the account there was a fall
.° 20c. ; the Three per Cents., for cash, declined
Al.lczz and for the end of the month 60e. Bank
t°:l- Prance shares rose 15f. The closing quota-
, were :—For Cash—Three per Cents., 77f. ;
„ cur-and-a-Half per Cents., 102 f. For the Ac-
,7°,,.1111t---Three per Cents., 6f. 85c. ; Four-and-
vint-lalf per Cents., 101 f. 70c. Bank Stock, 2,685 f.
variation
Bank shares are still quoted at 700 f., no
the Societe
having occurred again to-day : those of
Societe Mobliere experienced a decFne of 27f.,
dosing at 780 f. 50c. The favourable condition of
i
;:ue railway share market reported on Monday has
44°.t been maintained, a decline having taken place
Yesterday in the value of that description of secu-
j,...t.Y, in shares of the Orleans and Paris and Lyons
Lues to the amount of 15f., in Northerns of 101.,
-.11(1 Paris and Strasbourgs 7f. Western of France
a:lid Lyons to the Mediterranean shares, however,
"ere better supported, and had both advanced sf.
at the close of business. Final quotations
orthern, 887 f. 50c. ; Orleans, 1,065 f. ; Paris and
I;rasbourg, 905 f. 50e. ; Paris and Lyons, 910 f. :
„aria and Rouen, 1,055 f. • Lyons to the liediter-
'44ean, '74of. ; Western of France, 735 f.