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

THE FRENCH EMI

Active preparations are in progress for the inau-
guration of the tomb of Napoleon 1., on the sth of
31aY. The expenses will be defrayed by a contri-
bution from the army.
Inthe Legislative Assembly another scene
had, ensued, on the continued refusal of M.
z,,,,ouhier de l'Ecluse to take the oath to the
Emperor. The Assembly voted, by a unanimous
eu bulletin of 221, that it was incumbent on M. Bou-
bier to take the oath ; but on the latter rising to
lirotest, he was stopped by the President, who de-
clared that the forbearance of the Assembly had
been carried to its utmost limits.
The Moniteur publishes an Imperial decree an-
nullingl a credit of ten millions of francs effected in
r 852) and which has remained unemployed, and
estoring to the Budget of 1853 a credit of seven
,110118, of which two are to be devoted to the
from from Paris to Cherbourg, and five to that
LroM Bordeaux to Cette.
The Assemblee Nationale has received a " first
itariling," for having published an article in which
asserts the principle of a national right upon
Which rests the ImperiarGovernment. The Presse
and the Mode have also been " warned."
York
Buschek, the European agent for the New
b Exhibition, had been admitted to an audience
Jithe Emperor, who assured him that the Impe-
rial manufactures should be worthily represented"
t3The change in the weather which took place a
vrmllth ago, and which still continues, has, in a
Feat measure calmed the apprehensions felt in
present
with respect to the harvest of 1853. At
',esent the prospects are favourable, and if the
e`
eid weather should not continue too long in the
:Dring, there is every probabilty of an abundant
virtt:T. The accounts received from the great
ti,"at-growing countries—such as southern Russia
the principalities of the Danube, Hungary and
ue Baltic—are all favourable. In none of them
has the young wheat suffered from the effects of the
kagon.
,We mentioned yesterday that the Abbe de Lacor-
-74t0 had been expelled from France ; but there
ems to be some doubt if the order has gone fur-
ther, than requiring him to quit Paris, and not to
,__4"teach the Lent sermons for which he had been
:Lquounced. The Government papers, which alone
Zention the thing, disguise the real nature of the
toeasure, by saying that "he has gone to make a
aa_r in the provinces, and therefore will not preach
gain in Paris during Lent."
Realisations of profit led to some large sales yes-
-I,'''taY, and the Rente has somewhat given way.
the Three
per Cents. are sc. lower, and
.be? per Cents. 25c.—the price of the former
M11:11,g 106 f. 45c., and that of the latter 80f. 60c.
of France Shares are unaltered ; those of the
te"gage Bank are 17f. 50c. higher, and those of
are Societe Mobiliere sf. higher. Railway Shares
toutA general lower, the difference being from sf.
-L• a share. Exchange on London (short), 25f.
*) money ; ditto (90 days), 241. 90c.

. SPAIN.
wllie Governors of Seville and of Guadalaxara,
tih ere the Ministerial candidates failed at the elec-
t) have been dismissed.
b„kne funds have risen sensibly ; the rise is attri-
i."l:l to
The the eneral confidence in the Minister of
ulatlee. g
Three per Cents. were a 42g.