The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-10 00:00:00

most painful impression was made upon his
jesty by the aspect of the town of Genoa. Near,
every shop is closed, and not a soul is to 1
seen in the streets. Popular prejudice
strongly excited, and the druggist shops are Col
stantly guarded by gendarmes, lest they shoal
be laid waste as the laboratories of poison.
sicians are threatened as poisoners, while in tl
performance of their duties ; and the other day or
of them was so maltreated that he died of choler
produced by fear. It appears that both the ei
treme radical and the clerical party are taking ad
vantage of this unfortunate state of things, arg
instead of destroying popular prejudices, they ar
doing their utmost to aggravate and foment then
prejudices. These disgraceful and wicked attempt
are energetically resisted by the " Intendente-Go
nerale." Signor Bub&' and he is strongly sup
ported by the Archbishop Monsignor Chary°
who is performing his episcopal duties with tru,
Christian charity and zeal.
The Austrian Government is levying a fresh v°
luntary loan ; but although nominally voluntary'
every one is compelled to contribute to this loan
Even the bishops have issued circulars and pastms
letters to recommend their flocks to subscribe to I!
The most remarkable of those letters is that it
dressed to his clergy by Monsignor Roma!, Al'
bishop of Milan. In 1848 the reverend gentian°
gave his benediction to the barricades ; 11°/1
changed the times are !

FR ONCE.
The Emperor and Empress have been joined ha,
Biarritz by the Countess de Montijo and t"-
Duchess de Alba, her Majesty's mother and sisteri
Both their Majesties continue to enjoy excelleue
health ; the Empress in particular appears to has,
derived great benefit from the climate and fr%
sea bathing. Their Majesties are now ablie b,
walk or drive out without being followed b 3
crowds, as on their arrival. The Empress often
drives herself in a small carriage by the sea-sw,„l
attended only by a lady of honour. The Emit-,
occupies himself with the plan of his future 1.71,-;
dente. He has made some modifications in it,
principal of which is that the house will be Pla'itm
fifteen yards further from the sea. The won
have already commenced—one hundred men are
-
engaged, and his Majesty has caused a present of
sf. to be distributed to each of them. The
offered by the town of Bayonne to the Emperor
has been postponed from the 15th to the 16!ro
The delay has taken place in compliance with 1. 00
wishes of the Emperor, who was anxious that
the former day there should be no rejoicings
which all the population could not take part. 0
M. de Persigny, who arrived in Paris fro 0
Switzerland, started yesterday for Biarritz, on
visit to the Emperor.
Pa
There .is to be a review of the garrison of d
on the 14th. Marshal Magnan will commas
the absence of the Emperor. f the
Other letters received from Constantinople in,
30th, and from Varna of the 29th, all agree
on
stating that an expedition of the united artille:tter
i
a very extensive scale was about to leave the "biect
place, but they are not at all agreed that the °Abe
of the expedition is the siege of Sebastopol, an"er
taking of the Crimea. According to some, the to
pedition was directed against Odessa—accordinfot
others, against Anapa. One thing certain is, boy
the coast of the Crimea and the approaches to Se 00
topol were carefully inspected by General Br°
of
e
and General Canrobert ; that all the vessels
oor
small draught, and the boats for the diserallave
tiou of troops stationed at Constantinople, nog-
been ordered to join the fleets ; and that the .-1-000
ish fleet is about to join the English and Freer
of
squadrons. It moreover appears that the Nylooni-
these orders were issued in consequence of %aro
tions adopted by a council of war held at 0011
on the 18th, and at which not only the ge1315 of
commanding the allied armies, but the adMirau,lit
both fleets were present. In quarters which el lbo
to be well informed, it is greatly doubted i.„ci as
expedition is directed against the Crimea ;,a,';0011
a reason for the doubt it is said that the -n
Government is preparing to send powerful „or
forcements to the Black Sea, which would aPtrfeel
hishow that Marshal de St. Arnaud does no„f $10
mself sufficiently strong for an enterprisoluicosl
much importance. It is said that the all „ for
number of troops to be embarked at Ton n'ior
the East will not be less than 50,000 men---an
mense force, if it be considered that fully that°
ber of French troops are already in Turkel. 600.
The 3 per Cents. closed yesterday at 711%1 at
for the end of the month ; the .li. per CeuVol
98f. 95c. ; and the New Loan at 71f. 50c.; 0; p;
Railway Shares, 1,187 f. 50c.; Rouen, 9721•,„rg,
Havre, 570 f. ; Great Northern, 830 f. ; StraaP",,tl
777 f. 50c. ; New Shares, 622 f. 50c. ; Paris Aplt
Lyons, 948 f. 75c. ; Lyons to the MediterrOpt—or
853 f. 75c..; Western of France, 647 f. 50c. ; '„ °
ch
Beaux and Cette, 610 f. ; Great Central of Fran f
495 f. ; Lyons and Geneva, 506 f. 25c. ; Bank
Credit Mobilier, 693 f. 75c.