The Sun.
London, England, 1853-11-16 00:00:00

Modified. It, on the contrary, persists in them more
than ever. The knot of the difficulty is, then, always
the same, and up to the present moment the sword alone
Is employed in cutting it."
The Bourse opened with much firmness yester-
.daY, and the Three per Cents. were first called at
at 80c., with every appearance of a greater rise.
IlrePort that the Turks had obtained further ad-
17411tages produced a reaction, and they fell to
43f. 50c., at which they closed for the end of the
Month. The Four-and-a-Half per Cents, closed at
99f. 90c. ; Orleans Railway Shares, 1,150 f. ; Rouen,
1,022 f. 50c • Havre, 485 f. • Great Northern, 8501. ;
and Strasburg, 81'5f.; Paris and Lyons,
84f. ; Lyons t 9 the Mediterranean, 720 f. • Great
2
Central 510 f. ; Lyons and Geneva, 485 f.; Shares
of the Bank of Credit Mobilier, 692 f. 50e.

SPAIN.
Our accounts from Madrid are of the 10th inst.
e'
The President of the Council transacted business
to the Queen on the 9th. The assurances given
t him by her Majesty proved that the Cabinet
Qenjoyed the entire confidence of the Crown. The
Civil ueen signed the decrees appointine, M. Zaragoza
Governor of Madrid, M. Quinto, Alcade Cor-
legidor of that capital, and M. Benavides, mem-
ber of the Supreme Tribunal of Justice.
„The celebrated nun Patrocinio, who had been
"enged to quit Spain for some time, had arrived at
Toledo.
vrTho Three per Cents, were done at 421 ; the
I`,PW Three per Cents. at 22 746 • the Debt of the
lilt Class at 9, and that of the S'econd at 41.

► ITALY.
The following telegraphic despatch, dated Mon-
;!1:1);) has been received from Turin :—" The Legis-
044ti ve Session has been resumed this day. The
oPc„,..ial journal of Rome announces the nomination
,2a-gr. Sacconi as Nuncia at Paris. The Milan
hAfial journal publishes a decree containing the
mimes of 72 Lombard emigrants whose property is
aeltestrated."
Parlamento of Turin of the 12th strongly
7Mmends Chevalier Boncompagni, late Minister
1;1. Grace and Justice, for the Presidency of the
ledmontese Chamber of Deputies, and MM.
~..s'"4llza and Jacquier (moderate Liberals) as &ere-
The Grand Duke and Hereditary Prince of Tus-
arrived at Leghorn on the Bth from Naples,
and set out on the following day for Florence.
baeount Giulay, Military Commandant of Lom-
tr arrived at Milan on the 10th, from Vienna.
The ex-Queen Marie Amelie, who had embarked
4,
at ~Genoa on the 7th, arrived on the following day
f llosas on the coast of Spain, at a short distance
der
the frontier of France, below Port-Vendres.
"i'.'er Majesty bad arrived in good health, and had
borne the voyage very well.

GERMANY.
The Voss. Gazette publishes the death of General
B°ll Radowitz. The statement is incorrect. The
aron appears to have passed through a crisis, and
lf,Bl Still very feeble. On the 11th he gathered his
1?-111ilY around him, and was also visited by the
of Prussia. On the 12th he was something
vetter.
The government of Hesse Cassel is at its wits
eud for money, and thinks of postponing payment
°f,the salaries of employes. It has, however, just
44'd the chamber to vote 140,000 thalers per
..I.lllllln to the Countess of Schaumbourg (the elec-
tor's wife by a morganatic marriage), and to make
the allowance retroactive for ten years. It has
uuell proposed in the provisional Chamber to ap-
Peal to the Germanic Diet to have the state placed
le,lludgisler its proper constitution, with a regular
atr.