The Sun.
London, England, 1853-06-21 00:00:00

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS
_ B_avaria. About 15,000 men were under armhtli"
Emperor taking the command•
It has been stated that the Queen Dowatl...l(l
cio
Sweden was about to visit Paris ; but the I,„f
Gazette of Stockholm, of the 14th, states that her
Majesty., was expected on the 17th at the polo,
1.,...1-11garn, and that she is to remain there Isl.
cii...cing and Royal family until they gi)
Gothemburg, when her Majesty le3„cteo
her residence at Rosersberg, to pass the
to the bath

FRAN CE.

The Emperor yesterday at a private audience re-
ceived from Count de HatzEldt, envoy extraordi-
nary and minister plenipotentiary of the King of
Prussia, a letter from his Sovereign announcing, as
chief of the house of Hohenzollern, the death of
Prince Charles Antony Frederick Mainrad Fidelis
de Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen. The Emperor has
in consequence taken mourning for two days.
General de Lawoestine2 commander-in-chief of
the national guard, yesterday passed the 35th, the
36th, the 37th, the 38th, and the 39th battalions
of the national 'guard in review, in the Bois de
Boulogne, near the pavilion d'Ermenonville. These
battalions belong to the communes of Neuilly,
Themes, Courbevoie, Passy, Puteaux, Boulogne, (17c.
-A great number of persons went yesterday to
the plain of Satory to see the camp. Mass was
celebrated at the high altar, and the chanting was
executed by some of the regimental choral esta-
blishments. The manoeuvres of the battle of Isly
were afterwards repeated.
The Friedland, of 120 guns, has left Toulon to
join the French squadron in the Dardanelles. The
Friedland will take the place ;of the Montebello,
which will return to Toulon.

SWITZERLAND. . (iOll
The Suisse of Berne of the 16th saYs.:,tio
Monday last, the Federal Chan' d'Accnef
assembled at Olten (Soleure) decided on theme‘aro
the prisoners connected with the affair of tp,',e13,4
seized at Poschiavo, and intended to fair of
insurrection at Milan. The prisoners Or oir
Clementi, a merchant of Trieste ; C. Glazz° tbtasl
tive of Pavia, and formerly a judge a the iiii.vo
of Brescia ; Count Jean rillanoni, of i',.60;
(Duchy of Modena), and now a Inerchot in,,,:;,5
andT Jean Pola, an innkeeper of Poschiaco (wlcieil
The Chamber decided that there were Caws 01$
grounds for proceeding against Clementi),
and Grillanzoni on the charge of assisting.tito
II
rection in Lombardy by supplYilig the in,gui'-e 10.
with arms, and ordered the arrest ef ,'_fl 11
named, who had been admitted to bail, fot
also decided that there were no grnuilb
proceeding against Jean Pola but that 6 ,t,
no claim to indemnity for 'his iniPris°•icitt
In the case of Mosker, a Hungarian P°,..plitleolio
fugee ; Dioli, also a refugee ; and Zans—havd 1,0
deserter from the Sardinian army, wh_„;° - id&
laarrested on a charge of distributing IVlazd'n re
c mations, the Chamber decided' that thejt
were not sufficient to convict them, but,th v
suspicions against them were stroni eonnb ,
awayT with
The G any claim to indemnitY• ' the P
German Journal of Frankfort, of ~,,,,
announces that " negotiations have beea, übt#
betweenc Austria and her allies of thenue,,le
onfederation, as well as with France, i -olief,
obtain that for the future Switzerland sliasrte/
with regard to the rights of hospitalitYL, Bber've.
inr harmony with those imposed on her 1.1, re be;
t .tY• Until these negotiations shall '4'1,14
terminatedm Austria will not adopt an' ofd
refugees shall be solvedi in
measures ; but will, insist that the luestioasneV
principle inbitheri
manner as that Switzerland, wil° ' hay
tastdopi
judged of the question according t°
feoirrctuhmstances of the moment, shall giver-01°
on that point."
of her duties of Ile
,1

" Several arrests," says the Presse, "have taken
place within the last few days in Paris. Amongst
them is one which we think must have originated
in some mistake. It is that of one of the most dis-
tinguished of the Wallachian emigrants, M. 11. Bra-
tiano, who was arrested at his own residence two
days back."
There was not much activity in business at the
Bourse yesterday, and a general decline in prices
eventually took place, though not to any extent.
The-Four-and-a-Half per Cents, for cash, fell 15c.,
and 30c. for the end of the month ; whilst, in the
Three per Cents., the decline was 50c. in the quo-
tation for money, and 45c. in that for the account.
No change occurred in Bank of France shares. The
final quotations were :—For cash—Three per Cents.,
76f. 50c. ; Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101 f. 15c.
For the account—Three per Cents., 76f. 50c. ;
Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 101 f. Bank Stock,
2,675 f. Shares of the Societe Mobiliere declined
20f., closing at 775 f. ; those of the Mortgage Bank
were finally quoted at 710 f., being a fall of 15f.
The railway share market also participated in the
general dulness of business, and a decline had to be
submitted to, in order to effect sales ; at the termi-
nation of business Paris and Lyons, and Paris and
Rouen shares had fallen 15f. ; Paris and Stras-
bourg, llf. ; Rouen and Havre, 10f. ; Northerns,
9f. ; and Orleans, sf. In Western of France
shares, however there was an advance of 15f.
Closing prices—Northerns, 870 f. ; Orleans, 1,040 f. ;
Paris and Strasbourg, 811 f. 50c. ; Paris and Lyons,
885 f.; Paris and Rouen, 997 f. 50c. ; Lyons to the
Mediterranean, 730 f. ; Western of France, 715 f. ;
Rouen and Havre, 460 f.

SPAIN.
The Madrid Gazette of the 15th Contains ::'6l.
decree, dated Aranjuez, the 9th, granttilliill
traordinary credit of 5,803,060 reals to t'tee ieff
of War for certain expenses relative to too,:ect.
25,000 men. The 11-eraldo says that the ;id'
General Prim's visit to Constantinople jswe,
the military operations which maY 0,1111
addition to his pay, the Governinent,m—eft,
him 120,000 reals (30,000 f.) for P!,401h,i
Amongst the reforms which General lir:4 '4ll
Minister of War, contemplates, is the FT 9,0,1
of all " active missions," given to generl;?l,
cers, and which are not of any real ot'r'elijoOti
total cost of these missions is 5 000,2°°0
ally, and the number of them in t'e 'l5ll
New Castillo alone is not fewer than. ae.ts,.
Epoca states that General Narvaez e,,,;,'ciss;
Aranjuez in July next, and that he in.,,a""
wards to go to Laja, to await the opelw—
Cortes. vriol
The Government has sent General
mission to Constantinople.
The Three per Cents. were at 432.

`4r)
11IARKET NEWS-(THIS •V

COLONIAL. 4
SUGAR.—The auctions are Sinai', but
0,00
supply is adequate to the demand, and Pri,c,'11033014
same. The quantity of British Plantsti°as lkort,'ol
week at the East and West India Docks
133 tierces, 700 barrels, and there Ware 0 1a5746,1'!
consumption 1,553 hhds, 130 tierces 3 pi'7l tie
in the same places is 9,729 hhcls,'l,o'" e i
barrels. Refined has been in request for h°_,lll. y
mer rates, brown lumps 45s to 45s Gd per crAders
COFFEE. —The market is inactive but Ply
press sales. t the
Itum.—The quantity landed last wee, „
.
s.
West India Docks was 346 puns 13 niiu," an >s
taken for home consumption 199 puns 6 hbus'4Aces
91 puns 233 hhds. The stock in the same r WI
puns 458 hhds. 811$1r„ #
SALTPETRE.—At auction 679 bags Be" 0
to 27s 6d for mid grey 6 per cent. refraction. eft.
TALLow.—P.Y.C. is 47s 6d to 47s 9d 1361
spot, and Town 49s 3d.
J+P
L
TE.—Very little has been done priva-lier
lic sales are going off steadily at rather "
before the China news was received.
COTTON.—FuII rates are paid.
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fet'
HAY MARKETS. cla
SMITHFIELD.—Meadow hay, 3/ 5s to 4151' A'
4/ to 5/ 58 ; and straw 11 8s to 1114 s per load'
supply and a sluggish demand. Ai 130 f !
00
CIIMBERLAND.—Meadow hay, 31 Ag to
ditto, 4/ to 5/ ss; and straw 1/ 8s to 1/15s Per 7
rather dull , 0 .
4j-
WHITECHAPEL.—Meadow hay, 3, vg _m.lo
ditto 4/ to 5/ 8s ; and straw 1/ 7s to 1/ 14s r"
moderately good, and trade rather dull.

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me C00113°64
THE CONTINENT.—The advices from et he'
port little-alteration on the Paris Bourse• e-ds see
rates of exchange and the quotations of the ns ef,"
their comparative steadiness, to indicate le'
ape,
on the Turkish question than is felt else
ape,
fresh Austrian loan, which is now an snug` 1,1- flu
impossible to be delayed beyond NoYeel'orousovi
the Journal de Constantinople the prePloiv
ment is made, that the projectors of the ry
t Bank have obtained in London the neeets3t
tions for its establishment. It appears 'lrs4A
ror of Russia has offered 190,0001. for the toe. erf)
Humboldt, the two United States' moil sgOstV
have hitherto run between New York; '"
45
and Havre.
ff eearttl„: dv/'
DEPARTURES FOR AUSTRALIA.--.1..° d wee'
the port of London for the Australian ee lee
the past week show a considerable clecreaseose,;;ll
comprised altogether five vessels—two t° to 148 41i
an aggregate burden of 1,748 tons ; tw°00;:10:104
land, with an aggregate burden of 1,326 I I
to Adelaide, of 438 tons. Their total 013, aotio
sequently 3,512 tons. The shipments 01,..,8 p,f
and ordinary descriptions of merebanoil ceeY)
large diminution, and the rates of froig" br
to exhibit a declining tendency. . • dell'!"4l`
dio
PAYMENT OF DIVIDENDS. -- _Le *dye 404
upon the following securities have bee se% °V/
payment :—Austrian Five per Cents. °Varslit`
Five per Cent. Stock and Bonds, South Ca
B°"-Cants'
)L,
Canada Debentures, Maria]and State -°°"-ce'ew'er
Bonds, Russian Four-and-a-Half Per „J
Spanish Three per Cent. Consolidated a- to
ste
Cent. Deferred. lVieeg otlel
ODESSA.—From Odessa the private -1;„ as -
10th of June. The war question was in
certainty as before, but the commercial ,e,so. OP!.
dently in some measure recovered from tD!asset,`obi`)
and a good extent of business had been tleof ,I‘o,
purchases of grain during the week, sotaerapriseol
for delivery in July and August, bad r • P.,"
30,000 quarters of wheat and 45,000 o' irj3:per
tion ie made of any expected visit of t
Russia.
ASYLUM FOR FATHERLESS CIIILEH-,.
the annual general meeting and Midsunilt geld
gyp
fatherless children into this institutionJ:ceasv
London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street ; stated. srfo
ley, M.P., in the chair. The report
Coodieoctip2,
asylum was never in so satisfactory too. 10104
present. There were at the last reee,.:'cariog,6 01' 4
in the asylum, of whom 19 had Imb sot lv e 0;,
and with 24 elected, there were at Pr.e,_ child:
books. The report having stated that Thuitt 010;1
all in good health, went on to shew,he buildloo
lately held bad realised 7001. towards during
and the regular income had increaseu_..ebased,`id.,
1,0001. A piece of ground had been eu,.ad,
cash in hand belonging to the buildinite
sbo 1' o :e3 v;
not now be proceeded with until furtherErret
to the committee. The financial state° 436/,
the receipts for the year amounted thes Irog,tr
and the expenditure to 7,4561. 3s• 16"
_ort, e
balance in hand of 80/. Os, 3d. The raer'd the elect
adopted, the officers were re-elected?. vats
12 children from a list of 106 candle:nal jee:,cl,,
with until three o'clock, when the suc
announced, and a vote of thanks to the
the proceedings.
The tell
REPRESENTATION OF TRALEE. , react)
Mr. Maurice O'Connell's death, here, n o`,,t
yesterday, caused very general regret_evjoYe",2
ceased gentleman had throughout Ihliscr those 118).4
tai"- amount of popularity, to ,:r1,13 share. .et try
opposed to him contributed no sr
oa, Don.lo s.
nceeedii,eadminidhshisiptearnryinprtohpeerloyhoiet,_ aalotivi;:eooffol
a few days since at Derrran,;
sa;re ponbte'rdselirj
service on board her Majesty to
nn" A
support given by the late member
Tevoernransi
ctmei
constituents,
tlsib,aedsenndo fitit
eni coursedfii
field
candidate
tvefeonfroltir 11,ebt,torlatcl!hteeeir-h:ers:f:ei;
eyeraw)
the person of Mr. Thomas Fitz,, ie
MURDER IN THE COUNTY OF yi .',oobinsoa 01eyei
night, about 9 o'clock, Mr. Jobe.
dead on the roadside, close to his Tbv_
barony of Bantry and county of Wolte...rlueat be fig`
to
has not yet been discovered. Gove,% may lei'"
coo,
a reward of 100/. for information whit'
eseti,/
arrest of the guilty party or partie;; est nf ee4'
Two important collieries in the or too° P;tlOff
puted to contain about four millions by . A od,
announced in our columns for public 717 as th.4-01',/
on the 21st of July. They are kn°ing, "`-ciord'Oci
and Edward and Miery Stock
or the "POO% g
Vein or Seam, so highly celebrated ;10410,1
produced. Railway conununicatio
uth7o7o elf:11
blished from all parts to the Pit'e rn° „paced
corm-- ,
these mines may be immediately 'font tell
certainty of immense pecuniary confidently be
a company, a large return might