The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-24 00:00:00

FUSION OF THE LEGITIMISTS AND

ORLEANISTS.

Letters from Vienna state that, during the in.
terview which the Duke of Nemours had at Frohs-
dorf with the Count de Chambord, he treated hi°,
not only as a cousin, but as his Sovereign ;
in addressing him, made use of the words "Si.re,
and " Rol.' On seeing about him the chiefs °'
the Legitimist party who have not quitted th,e
Count de Chambord since 1830, the Duke Cie
Nemours observed that he was too haPPId
to see him surrounded by personages who 11a
proved their devotedness and fidelity to the
Royal House of France. It is believed, that t
ever, by members of the former party, ,
the reconciliation, however sincere it may '
between the members of the family, will not el-;
tend much among the party, and that if some 0"
the more advanced of the Royalists do not take
this opportunity of adhering to the present Govern-
ment they will at once go over to the Reds,
rather
than join the Orleanists, whom they detest, and
in whose political honesty
they declare they have
no confidence. Under the influence of that feel-,
ing of dislike, they go so far as to say that Vie
reconciliation will be soon disturbed by fresh ill;
trigues on the part of the latter. The Duchess °e
Orleans is said to have given her adhesion to
fusion. If this be the fact, her adviser, M. Thiers4
is thrown overboard, and his rival has gained t';
day. Scarcely has the reconciliation been effeeteu, '
when we hear of plans, connected with La Void°,
and other districts, supposed still to cherish IRV
timist predilections. Whether these are reali
entertained or not is not known ; but it is in(3
so certain that the west would rise to place
Henry V. on the throne. Various rumours C.
C.
culate also with reference to the army, but
are in all probability unfounded ; but though bP,
" fusion " counts as yet but a very few (181:4
existence, we hear the restoration of the Bourho...
predicted' as an event certain to take placehatbi;
many months are over. To facilitate that evetit,s
alliance between Russia, Austria,and Prussia on 0
Eastern or any other question is earnestly desire"
It is feared by the more prudent of the Fusionis:
whose action is discreet and slow, but not the le
sure, that a few of the more ardent among tileho
will force the Count de Chambord to some rrod
step which may postpone to an indefinite perl.l
the realization of their hopes. However that rine
be, the " fusion" may now be considered as a .76t
accompli, and the sons of Louis Philippe have,eir.
length recognised, not only as the chief of heir
family, but as their sovereign, the Count .0
Chambord. The Prince de Joinville was preparL;
to proceed to Lisbon to pass the winter, but 0f
changed his mind in consequence of the death
the Queen Donna Maria.

TEE YELLOW FEVER AT BERMUDA'.'

03.
PLYMOUTH, Nov.
We have advices from Bermuda to the 3d inst. Plid
the last report, the following persons have been ear at,
off by the epidemic :—At St. George's Island--L`
G. S. Anson, 56th Regiment ; Oct. 11, Assistant Cioo
missary-General H. F. Oriel, aged 55 ; Oct. 14, of
James Cummings E. Falconer, M.A., in chariepr,
Hamilton Academy ; and Oct. 27, Margery, wife ch
Joseph Stewart Hunter, M.D., Mayor of St. Geti-rg„-1
aged 23. At Boaz Island—Oct. 25, Martha
eldest child of Captain Jervis, R.N.,aged 18.
stn to °I
A private letter says :—" We are still in a A Iry
great excitement about the fever. It has reachieL. the
land Island (the most western of the group), ana till
last fortnight has made severe ravages. The nati/e;clieto
escape, and the fever is chiefly confined to the 8° serf
and convicts. Every one agrees that this is the al of
worst type of yellow fever. The Receiver-Gene 1100,
Bermuda has lost his wife, Mrs. Smith, of consumPt
This summer has been extremely hot, the warinFso,
membered, and is still very oppressive. The garriswer°
fearfully cut up ; the 56th Regiment have lost six
and 21 sergeants ; the Artillery, three officers ' th,„0100t
gineers, two officers. As to the privates, they'h3'f
some hundreds. We have had five Governors ono
colony this year, and expect a sixth before 14"
ofcooi
The head-quarters of the 56th Regiment, un"L'aist .e„
mand of Captain Patey, were moved on the all
October from the Ferry-camp to Prospect-hill/ ave
good health—officers, Ensigns Godley, 11°1313 , i°
Baxter ; Staff Assistant-Surgeon Knox, en. t
medical charge. The remainder of the regal:1010w
quartered at three stations, considerably aPartAfqocicel?
other, viz., Ireland Island, Port's Island, and effec''
Island. This disposition has had a beneficial doing_
The detachment of the 56th at Port's Island L'to the
well. An addition of 50 men has been rode
detachment at Tucker's Island.
t 0
terd°
EAST KENT RAILWAY EXTENSION.---- e 5 _f t saes'
meeting of the shareholders and promoters
torarboOt
tension line from Dover to Canterbury, held 3 ointipgr
Sir Brook Bridges in the chair, a resolution /Sd fOA
a deputation to confer with the East Kent boa doer:
to make the necessary applications to the
con
other purposes was passed, and the solicitor or;
holders to complete the parliamentary
10,1
forthwith.
GENERAL OPENING OF RAILWAY ‘,O--cbrecob
_a
IN EEEREFORDSHIRE.—The openin., ef Ina•ric`io- (1
d orlouce." the
the
__ter,
and Hereford, Hereford, Ross. an .iways, O the
Newport, Abergavenny, and Hereford Rail
r_rd and
_a
6th of December, is to be observed at 121 anew
principal places in the district as a genefeoarith3°tlipdalrpi:oo;
arrangements have already been made , Away an,
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There is to be a banquet of the civic and r_Ton of t7is.
prOCenes, The
reties at Hereford, and a public
bodies, and of the public schools and Dav_'_` oen. l
and it
plays of fireworks, and the theatre tbcroovn_ietecl
various lines and telegraphs are to be _ niF
bt
working order by the end of this month. nig
_Last' Aber%
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT LIVERPOOL. gave'
_too
wind and steam flour-mill belonging te_ 00t_,,,D7 on
fire.
000/. tO fire
with
loss of the buildings is from 4,
of the tted so
Limekiln-lane, was consumed by
the stock about 4,0001. The °linfruat been tcere lost'
exactly known. The premises °n. no,
6 00014 ..`" not
machinery at a cost of 1,00 f• I'ld
though one of the firemen !.4so '