The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-21 00:00:00

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REIGN NEW
-.L.. S. Bavaria. About 15,000-men were under aro, the
Emperor taking the command.
• lt has been stated that the Queen 1 )owager of,
Sweden was about to visit Parisi but -the Official
Gazette of Stockholm, of the 14th, states that heti.
Majesty was expected on the 17th at the palace thec'
Tullgarn, and that she is to remain thcre
King and Royal family until they go to the bathsfr
of Gothemburg, when her Majesty will leave o
her residence at Rosersberg, to pass the autumn.
with

FRAN CE.

The Emperor yesterday at a private audience re-
ceived from Count de Hatzfeldt, envoy extraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary of the King of
Prussia, a letter from his Sovereign announcing, as
chief of the house of Hohenzollern, the death of
Prince Charles Antony Frederick Mainrad Fidelis
de Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen. The Emperor has '
in consequence taken mourning for two days.
General de Lawcestine commander-in-chief of '
the national guard, yesterday passed the 35th, the
36th, the 37th, the 38th, and the 39th battalions
of the national guard in review, in the Bois de
Boulogne, near the pavilion d'Ermenonville. These
battalions belong to the communes of Neuilly,
Themes, Courbevoie, Passy, Puteaux, Boulogne, &c.
A great number of persons went yesterday to
the plain of Satory to see the camp. Mass was
celebrated at the high altar, and the chanting was
executed by some of the regimental choral esta-
blishments. The manoeuvres of the battle of Isly
were afterwards repeated.
The Friedland, of 120 guns, has left Toulon to
join the French squadron in the Dardanelles. The
Friedland will take the place ,of the Montebello,
which will return to Toulon.
" Several arrests," says the Presse, "have taken
place Within the last few days in Paris. Amongst
them is one which we think must have originated
in some mistake. It is that of one of the most dis-
tinguished of the Wallachian emigrants, M. U. Bra-
tiano, who was arrested at his own residence two
days back."
There was not much activity in business at the
Bourse yesterday, and a general decline in prices
eventually took place, though not to any extent.
The-Four-and-a-Half per Cents, for cash, fell 15c.,
and 30c. for the end of the month ; whilst, in the
Three per Cents., the decline was 50c. in the quo-
tation for money, and 45c. in that for the account.
No change occurred in Bank of France shares. The
final quotations were :—For cash—Three per Cents.,
76f. 50c. ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101 f. 15c.
For the account—Three per Cents., 76f. 50c. ;
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101 f. Bank Stock,
2,675 f. Shares of the Societe Mobiliere declined
20f., closing at 775 f. ; those of the Mortgage Bank
were finally quoted at 710 f., being a fall of 15f.
The railway share market also participated in the
general dulness of business, and a decline had to be
' submitted to, in order to effect sales ; at the termi-
nation of business Paris and Lyons, and Paris and
Rouen shares had fallen 15f. ; Paris and Stras-
bourg, 11f. ; Rouen and Havre, 10f. ; Northerns,
9f. ; and Orleans, sf. In estern of France
shares, however, there was an advance of 15f.
Closing prices—Northerns, 870 f. ; Orleans, 1,040 f. ;
Path and Strasbourg, 811 f. 50c. ; Paris and Lyons,
885 f.; Paris and Rouen, 997 f. 50e. ; Lyons to the
Mediterranean, 730 f. ; Western of France, 715 f. ;
Rouen and Havre, 460 f.

SWITZERLAND. cf On
The Suisse of Berne of the 16th saYs:--
M assembledond y l aastt ,
Olt
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decidedh a m bre
the prisoners connected with the affair of the
th e. 311 t.
seized at Poschiavo, and intended to fa,vour
insurrection at Milan. The prisoners were
Clementi, a merchant of Trieste ; C. Cazzola,..a
tive of Pavia, and formerly a judge of the tribunjuo
odr:Athcceucasaste_iods
of Brescia ; Count Jean Grillanzoni, of Regg.;
(Duchy of Modena), and now a merchant in Algusau'
and Jean Pola, an innkeeper of Poschiavo (Griso.
The Chamber decided that there were autlicie.a:
grounds for proceeding against Clementi, Cazzour.
and Grillanzoni on the charge of assisting. the insuts
rection in Lombardy by supplying the insurgieast.
with arms, and ordered the arrest of the
bail It
named, who had been admitted to far
also decided that there were no that
had
proceeding against Jean Pola, but that be
no claim to indemnity for his iraPri,r,lere-
In the case of Mosker, a Hungarian pau,.;,, a
fugee ; Dioli, also a refugee ; and Zangrege been
deserter from the Sardinian army, who had
arrested on a charge of distributino- MazzinitoPro
ois
elamations, the Chamber decided' that the, rt.- the
were not sufficient to convict them, but t,"a4.„.• do
suspicions against them were strong enough -
away with any claim to indemnity.
The German Journal of Frankfort, of the 17tlici
announces that '• negotiations have been (Voile.,
between Austria and her allies of the Gerili to
Confederation, as well as with France, in order
obtain that for the future Switzerland shall foltemo"f
with regard to the rights of hospitalitY, ahserpeeni;
in harmo with those imposed on her by be
trality. Until these negotiations shall ha tenor
terminated Austria will not adopt anythe
measures ; but will insist that the question 01 h a
refugees shall be solved •in principle , e B,hlicrto
manner as that Switzerland, who has ."1-:•'cal
judged of the question according to the Pelitteel
circumstances of the moment, shall give go'? Ilalty
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for the accomplishment of her duties of ,0"1.-i
on that point."

SPAIN.
The Madrid Gazette of the 15th contains a re.
decree, dated Aranjuez, the 9th, granting an,tr
traordinary credit of 5,803,060 reals to the 35-1:7„ of
of War for certain expenses relative to tkee'A of
25,000 men. The Heraldo says that the 000431
General Prim's visit to Constantinople is t° Is
the military operations which may take Pl9'ciejlovrea
addition to his pay, the Government has ,noseS.
him 120,000 reals (30,000 f.) for his 814;13 tae
Amongst the reforms which General Lersunre'ssis
Minister of War, contemplates, is the suPtai off'
of all " active missions," given to general!
cers, and which are not of any real utilitY,:snos,
total cost of these missions is 5,000,000 reallice of
ally, and the number of them in the Pra..„l''' The
New Castille alone is not fewer than lov'ted At
Epoca states that General Narvaez is exPe°
Aranjuez in July next, and that he inteliaonf the
wards to go to Laja, to await the opening

Cortes.
The Government has sent General Fritil
mission to Constantinople.
The Three per Cents. were at 43g.