The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-25 00:00:00

FRANCE.
hersa
Emperor is still at Dieppe where, it appears,
delighted with his reception. On Monday
_l',l_°?;fling, the Emperor and Empress were present
t, the launch of a vessel. The whole of the popu-
lation was on the strand to see their Majesties. An
t'strade was raised near the vessel for the Imperial
ta'r3tr• The Empress looked exceedingly well.
oud
shouts greeted their arrival, and the Empe-
ror
came forward, and, with his hat off, saluted the
crowd, "It is stated," says the Patrie—" That
4..ae_ Emperor and Empress will be absent from 20
5 days, and that after their Majesties' return to
4-caris they will successively visit Fontainebleau and
in°m„ Piegne. It is expected that the Emperor will
The
interval pass one or two days in Paris."
its first
Constitutionnel devotes nearly the whole of
first page to extracts from and remarks on an
`"0113-naous pamphlet, purporting to be by a Bel-
gian, on the marriage of the Duke of Brabant with
a Austrian Archduchess. The author, who, al-
though a Belgian, expresses regret at the separa-
On of Belgium from Holland, thinks that Belgium
:,31 never be, strictly speaking, an independent
_state, and that it must either be confounded with
1011 dependent upon some neighbouring and more
b Nrtailt government. France appears to him to
e the State which should possess or protect Bel-
,stlln, but he imagines that from the marriage
has just taken place, it must necessarily fall
iutWill separate
the arms of Austria. The marriage, he says,
separate Belgium still more from Holland, and
a defiance to France. The Constitutionnel ex-
t▪ racts very long passages from this pamphlet,
zeftrrYing out this text of the writer, and although
It
ideclares that it does not in any degree identify
itself with the ideas expressed in the work from
.w ch it quotes, the remarks that are made show
that
some importance is attached to them.
t. he journey of the Emperor in the north appears,
„a.):.;1 the Constitutionnel, to have been postponed,
u'uu. it is now almost certain that the Empress will
y him. M. Duhamel, Prefect of the Pas
,
IV Calais, has announced to the Council General
demanded
approaching visit of their Majesties, and he
francs
from the Council a credit of 10,000
es for their reception in all the department,
and a further credit of 2,500 francs for furnishing
the apartment at the Prefecture for their Majesties'
reception.
The Moniteur says—The Emperor of Austria,
Whose attention had been called to the manoeuvres
• '3aterY, has been pleased to have his army repro-
tented at the French camp. That mission has
-up,e42l entrusted on the designation of the Emperor
Freis Joseph himself, to Prince Jablonowski,
51.!•aa
jledst My ;arshal, Grand Master of the households of
their. Imperial Highnesses the brothers of his
to Colonel Baron Leykam, brother-in-
law of Prince Metternich ; to Colonel Baron Smola ;
and to Colonel Aubin. Prince Jablonowski and
the officers who accompany him have just arrived
in Paris.
M. Fortoul, Minister of Public Instruction, has
74.Q/eased a circular to the archbishops and bishops
4.7 the Gallician Church pointing out to their atten-
en the fact that religious music has of late years
e‘tlaeedingly degenerated in the church service in
France, and that the cause of decadency must be
ftind in the fact that no special school has hitherto
s
44sted for such instruction.
_That deficiency is
now about to be supplied by the establishment of
4 school for religious music, vocal and instrumental,
under the direction of M. Niedermeyer, in the
Parish of St. Louis d'Antin, to which the Minister
of State will accord 5,000 fr. a-year from the credit
allowed for the Fine Arts, and from the department
liaf. Public Worship a sum of 18,000 fr. a-year. This
2t sum is to be divided into thirty-six half fre•
admissions of 500 fr. each.
The late General Count de Montholon was born
Paris in 1783. His father was Colonel of the
enthibvre regiment of dragoons, and Master of
the Hounds to Monsieur afterwards Louis XVIII.
The Count de Montholon commenced his military
career when he was still a child of 10 years of age,
44 Corsica.. In 1797 he entered a regiment of light
t,a'vair3r- He made the campaigns of Italy, Ger-
-any, Poland, Spain, and France ; he was at Aus-
terlitz, Wagram, lena, and Friedland, and was five
times wounded. In 1797 he was attached to the
atae of Berthier and in 1809 he entered the House-
hold of the Emperor, by whom he was made Cham-
berlain. During the hundred days, he became
Aide-de-Camp-General to the Emperor, was pre-
sent.... at Waterloo, and followed the Emperor to St.
ttelena. He had the honour. of being named the
had
testamentary executor of the Emperor, and
...kt his writings and papers deposited in his hands.
• speculation at the Bourse yesterday was confined
railway shares. Government .Rentes were neg-
lected. The Three per Cents. opened at 80f. 35c.,
and• closed at 80f. 45c., for the end of the month.
;QA e Four-and-a-Half per Cents. closed at 105 f.
4.°0- • Orleans Railway Shares, 1,297 f. 50c. ; Rouen,
1;100£; Havre, 520 f.; Great Northern, 906 f. 25c. ;
Paris and Strasburg, 982 f. 50c. ; Paris and Lyons,
972 f. 50c., Lyons to the Mediterranean, 830 f. ;
Western of France, 750 f. ; Bordeaux And Cette,
645-- ; Great Central, 562 f. 50c. ; Lyons to Geneva,
N„
47, f• • Sardinian Victor Emmanuel 510 f. ; Shares
Bank of Credit Mobilier, 890 f.

. TURKEY AND RUSSIA.
kecording to advices of the 17th from Bucharest,
news
+l, was said to have arrived from Constantinople
a that
--e Divan had on the 13th unanimously re-
t
to advise the Sultan to accept the Vienna
mediatory project.
toThe letters from Vienna contain overland ac-
ae.Prite, which seem to confirm what had been re-
letl+ved here by the telegraph from Trieste. One
Frankfort
of the 20th, in the Post Ampt Gazette of
)3'arikfort, says :--" According to a letter from
oelil,eharest of the 17th, intelligence had been re-
-1,1- there from Constantinople, that in a sitting
of
to wle 13th, the Divan had resolved unanimously
counsel the Sultan to accept the project of
mediationTi drawn up at Vienna."
The Posen Gazette announces that the Emperor
th Russia is no longer expected at Warsaw, and
at
will not visit Poland this year.
4,-;" A-letter from Trieste of the 20th states that
the 4-riustrian war schooner Artemisia has sailed for
_Coif of Volo to cruize against the pirates.
ch, letter from Galatz, 12th, in the Breslau
Zette
".; says :—" A Russian commission arrived
nie aya since at the mouths, of the Sulina,
for-tged to examine the river, and propose a plan
~,,Proving its entrance. A French Colonel of
eigr,eera, named Magna, has been for the last
ar; uaYs at Kunkowitza, a frontier town of Bul-
tie', near Galatz, directing the works of the for-
thru_ltions. He has recently made a journey
obYlighout the whole of Bulgaria for the same
Jeat."

The ITALY.
t, Queen of Sardinia visited Sarzana and Leric:
thee' 18th, and returned to La Spezia on board
. Malfatano steamer the same evening. Her
—l.ll,4JestY was everywhere received with great de-
ebrations of loyalty and affection.
papelre. Special Committee for the reimbursement of
the Innney in the Papal States, has notified to.
(2 Public the withdrawal of 500,000 scudi
whici'"ooL) of paper money from circulation,
In• ell has been replaced by an equal amount
coni.
''',2,11,1e , Pontifical Government has recently pub-
NN'n financial documents, which have excited
UO4- 'l,tention, owing to the rare fact of publica-
Aart;°,, ,
' aII3T kind, for the Court of Rome is not over
Such things. The first of the documents
kiAlbj•on is called "Bilancio Generale della Pub;
---tirrninistrazione del triennio dal 1845 a/ 1847'
the 0-o,'`'lldget, in fact, for those three years ; and
dligaetPfo
1858 her,
ca:aft the
to
eeTbsta bue l'Esereizio del
rrevleBnsti3v.a per
be denied that these publications of the
lug a the finances is a step in advance, proceed-
ant of a a Government which shuns the
4eitv ;Lay) and has been a decided enemy to pub-
-01. any kind.

bThe Diario SPAIN.
Espanol states that the Duke a
in
and
N.oll....ehess de Montpensier are to arrive in Madrid
iieraber for the accouchement of the Queen. . _ telly Joaquin Jose de Csuna, Minister Plenipo
of plarY and Envoy Extraordinary of the Republic
Our'Ill) had arrived at Madrid.
The
accounts from Madrid are of the 19th inst
Tv:9le Three per Cents, were done at 441 ; the New
at7-per-Cents ir .at 237 ; the ebt of the first
° -16 and that of the seDcond, at 5 5-16 class,.

th4-(1-vices fro MOROCCO.
m Morocco of the 9th inst. state that
iroperial troops have obtained signal advan-
ea over the insurgents in the interior. Two of.
the
fatedrebel chiefs have beeff captured, and decapx-
eri:t
bMequinez. The Emperor, who is still
14, —g, has sent for his eldest son, who governs
% ge part of the empire. On the coast there is
li_geeed deal of activity in commercial affairs. A
15ociltisb steamer has arxived at Larache for the pur-
e of exploring the rivers of Morocco.

1413
b_ tRALITY OP SIR R. PEEL.—The parish church of
ranon, 'Warwickshire, has been restored at an expense
2)000/. The remains of the late Sir Robert Peel are
„stlllie,d
tore.the liis son, the present baronet, on being
zatied r a subscription, at once said—" Gentle
flstead of permit name upon the list as a sub-
INt 4t1.1 if ownerllme to see your plans carried
tnYCO;t: I shall be most happy to do so."