The Sun.
London, England, 1853-05-03 00:00:00

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CHESTER RACES.

(THIS DAY.)

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
GROSVENOR STAKES)

Lerrywhent
Massaroni..

LATEST BETTING.
CHESTER CUP.
1000 Even Peggy v. Trifle (taken)
15 to 1 agst Talfourd.

20 to 1 agst Lord-Lieutenant.
20 to 1 agst Black Doctor.
50 to 1 agst Goldfinder.

THE FRENCH EMPIRE•

The Emperor heard mass in the chapel of the Tuileris!,
at which a number of high functionaries were present,
After mass his Majesty received different deputation*
and gave several audiences. and
M. Manjilla, general of the Argentine arm)", IL,
brother-in-law of Rosas, the late dictator, has, 37,-$
rather a long residence in France, set out for 1310,1;
Ayres. His time in France was principally occupied®
studying her institutions with a view of introducing 0133

of tll'em-intis wn counry. be
The Itioniteh o t
ur contains the &tier des charga °f t
to
concession just accorded for the railway from LYensitit
Geneva. It also gives a supplement nearly filled the
the regulations to be observed in the examination for "
degree of bachelor of sciences.
There was considerable activity at the Bourse yest":
day in the market for Government securities, Pvrvlard
generally having been well maintained, with an UP r
tendency at the conclusion of business. The Three Pceir
Cents., for cash, advanced 20c., whilst there was ;is
cline of 10e. in the Four-and-a-Half per Cents. A 511.0;
provement of 30c. took place in the Three per CentB',l a.
the end of the month, and of 10e. in the Four-en":a
Half per Cents. In Bank Shares a fall again °earl's.;
of sf. Final quotations :—For cash, Three per CeuVr
80f. 70c. ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103 f. 150. ;,:,
the account, Three per Cents., 80f. 75c. ; Four-so"
Half per Cents., 103 f. 20c. ; Bank Stook, 2,705 f.

SPAIN. oj
The Madrid journals of the 27th ult. contain aea
deal of angry correspondence between the Marquis „
Duero and M. Jose de Salamanca, relative to the et";
cession of the Northern Railway. A hostile .meet
was considered as probable, but the friends of both Werit
employing •all means in their power to prevent it• be,
was believed that the Cortes will not be asserablecl,A,
fore the end of the summer. The Marquis de Tarfle,
the new ambassador of France, had left for Arali,2tTro
to present his credentials ; and all the ruit'Le
and great dignitaries had also left for the s
royal residence to attend the Queen's reuePtlrig.
for kissing hands on the occasion of Queen Cb„ort
tina's birthday. The Diario Espanol mentions a re.rpi,
which will be of a certain importance if thetrue—Wl-
that General Santa Anna, the new President 01 of
Mexican Republic, has demanded the protection
by
Spain against a new invasion, considered imminent' t 5
the United States. Some armed bands of insur6".o,
are stated to have made their appearance in Catalt,
The Duke de San Augustin, son of the Queen Chris'—st
and the Duke de Rianzares was about to embaki.;
Cadiz on board the frigate the Ferrolana, as a inidsjmr

man,
Three per Cents., 43a ; Deferred, 24 5-16 ; Cer°
eates, 4.

ITALY. tit
The Messaggere of Modena states from Rome -9,1/
ult., that the Papal Government has concluded the n-to
loan at 8 per cent. for a sum of 26 millions of franc9,,,o
be paid in 15 monthly instalments, commencing e
0.
the Ist of May. Copper money in large quantities that
tinues to be struck both at Rome and Bologna, sto ty,o9)
the total amount prescribed (about 16 millions of 03.-
will soon be completed. ;hi of
The Austrian Commandant of the port and e,';' in
Leghorn has, according to a letter of the 25th 11__'' ecl
the Parlamento of Turin, sentenced an advocate,nnor
Richard Franzi, to 5 months' imprisonment in irons,,..A
having held subversive language calculated to cast hen-fe
upon the Imperial troops, and having shown hinie
disaffected towards the legitimate Government el
Grand Duke of Tuscany.

GERMANY.
The Wezer Gazette states from Hamburgh, 2-8,t11,28,111316:
—"Our journals have announced that the urel;tio9.
Diet had requested the Senate to dissolve the sgs°o%the
of workmen. The Senate, however, reftlseasocietioo
grounds that the dissolution of the eating
wouldTh e lead
treatyto
rtehcee
nfotlrymeaotinoenl
uodfesecretho ones' . dth
Austria, an
the re.
most important portions of the Convention forf 111
construction of Zollverein, have been approved 0 . ,
the second Prussian Chamber. The debate on thenl
crease in the duty on beetroot sugar was adjotul3me'
The Government is about to present a bill for reduP—
the import duty on iron. for
The Hanoverian Government has laid the budget,A
1854 before the Chambers ; the expenses are estirOl's-
at 8,351,771 doll., and the receipts at 8,004,601 dol°'