The Sun.
London, England, 1854-12-08 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, THURSDAY EVENING.
Tho Emperor drovo out yesterday afternoon in
a small pheaton, accompanied by the aide-de-camp
ox service. After having followed the quay of the
Louvre, his Majesty crossed over the left bank of
the Seine to visit the works in course of execution
in that part of Paris ; he then crossed the Pont
d'Austetrlitz, and following, the lii:e of the T3-qile-
yards returned to the Tuderies by the Place de la,
Concorde.

Marshal Count de Castellano has arrived in
Paris, and was yesterday received by the Emperor.
A letter from Rome of the 30th ult., ev.y3;.,

" His Highness the Prince Joseph Bonaparte ar-
rived yesterday evening from Civita-Vecchia, with
the remains of his mother, the Princess Zenaide.
The Ambassador of France, and General de Mon-
treal, accompanied by the members of the Embassy,
the generals of brigade, and a numerous deputa-
tion of officers, received the body on its arrival,
and followed it to the Church of St. Mary, where
it was deposited in compliance with the wish of the
deceased, that being her parish church. The next
day a funeral service was celebrated by Monseigneur
de Salinis. It was attended by the Ambassador
of France, General do Montreal, and the officers of
the army ; as also by the French Cardinals and
bishops present at Rome."
An Imperial decree promulgates the convention
of extradition agreed to between France and the
Principality of Waldeck and Pyrmont. Another
decree promulgates the treaty concluded on July
10, 1853, between France and the Argentine Con-
' federation for the free navigation of the rivers Para-
guay and Uruguay.
The French Government has determined to send
another division of its army as a reinforcement to
the army of the East. This will be the 904 divi-
sion of French troops sent to the Crimea. This
new division will consist of troops all taken from
Africa, with the exception of one regiment, the
49th, which is at present at Toulouse. Tho divi-
sion will be composed as follows :-Ist Brigade :
4th battalion of Chasseurs-a-Pied, 25th Light In-

fantry, and 16th Light Infantry. 2d Brigade : A.
regiment taken from Africa, and the 49th Regi-
ment of the Line. This division. is to be placed
under the command of General Brunet.
The army of Lyons, under the command of
Marshal do Castellane, is also to be reconstituted.
It will be raised to three divisions of infantry, and
ono division of cavalry. The following is to be the
composition of these divisions :-
Ist Division.—General Herbillon ; Ist brigade,
General Cambray, 18th Light Infantry, and 47th
Infantry; 2d brigade, General Durnoncet, 52d and
73d Regiments of the line.
2d Division.—General Marcel, Ist brigade, Gene-
ral Besancon, 24th Light Infantry, and 15th Regi-
ment of the line ; 2d brigade, General Sol, 59th
and 62d Regiments of the line.
3d Division.—General Luzy-Pelissae ; let bri-
gade, General Bourguet, 9th Light Infantry, and
Ist Regiment of the line ; 2d brigade, General
Merguenat, 20th and 35th Regiments of the line.
Cavalry Division.—General Partounneaux ; lst
brigade, General Richepanse, 3d Hussars, and 6th
Chasseurs-a-Cheval ; 2d brigade, General Labar-
rere, 3d and 4th Dragoons.
To this is to be added four batteries of artillery
and a detachment of engineers. These troops will
be can toned for the winter season at Lyons and
Sathenay, but will be kept ready for service at au
hour's notice.

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3 per Cents 7l 71
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Credit Foncier 750 Austrian
Belgian Fives — Spanish Threes
Piedmontese B7 Home Debt

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