The Sun.
London, England, 1849-04-11 00:00:00

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

We have received the Paris papers of yesterday.
One of the journals says :-"M. THIERS is indis-
posed, but his malady is by no means alarming.
However, Dr. ANDRAL has thought it necessary to
prescribe to him a strict regimen. It was not an at-
tack of cholera, but a severe cold and shivering fits,
which came on after attending the funeral of his
father-in-law."'-On inquiry, we learn that he is now
perfectly recovered.
M. LEON FAUCHER yesterday introduced a Bill
into the Assembly to suspend for a period of three
months Art. 67 of the Law of March, 1831, which
interdicts the officer in command of the first military
division from holding at the same time the place of
Commander-in-Chief of the National Guard. By
the introduction of the Bill, M. LEON FAUCHER con-
fesses that General CHANGARNIER, in holding these
two offices since December last, has been violating the
Law, and that the PRESIDENT of the Republic has
acted illegally in appointing him to them.
On Monday night, the English party who have
gone to Paris to return the visit of the National
Guards, visited the Opera. The house was crowded
and the strangers appeared to enjoy very much both
the opera and the ballet. Between the entertain-
ments the English National Anthem of " God Save
the Queen," was played by the orchestra out of com-
pliment to the English visitors, who, according :to
custom, immediately rose, and were joined by the
whole of the French audience, who remained stand-
ing whilst the national air was repeated in conse-
quence of an unanimous encore.
The Prefect of the Seine has invited the English
party to a ball at the Hotel de Ville for to-night.
BRISBANE, the American Socialist, has been ordered
to quit France, by the Minister of the Interior.
M. PROUDEION'S journal, Le Peuple, has been
again condemned to a fine of 6,000 francs.
We read in the Journal du Havre of yesterday :-
" The Cosmopolite brings palpable proofs of the
reality of the marvellous treasures embedded in the
soil of California. Among her passengers were two
Europeans laden with the opima spolia of the mo-
dern El Dorado. One of them, named GLEIN, who was
a blacksmith of Hesse Cassel, realised, by the sale of a
small property he possessed in California, 32 pounds
weight of gold. Another man, named MICHEL,
has brought eighteen pounds weight collected by
himself. We .learn by this vessel, that a native of
Havre, named Boc, a cooper by trade, who had de-
serted from one of our whalers, after employing him-
self for a month in sterile explorings, at the end came
to a place where, in a few days, he collected gold• dust
to the value of 15,000 f."
The Journal des Pyrenees Orientales of the 6th has
the following :-" The custom-house officers of Saint
Laurent de Cerdans arrested, in the night of the 4th,
four foreigners, who were taken to the prefecture of
Perpignan on the following morning. The Count DE
MONTEMOLINO was recognised among the persons
arrested. He has been placed provisionally in the
citadel, with his three companions. A singular
chance established the identity of the Count. At the
Prefecture he was recognised by the Secretary of the
Prefect, who had attended with the Prince a course
of lectures at Bourges when he was in that city.
After this recognition denial was no longer possible,
and the Prince did not persist in it."
A body of between 200 and 300 Hungarian and
Piedmontese deserters or refugees have passed the
Var, and entered France. They were disarmed, and
sent to Draguignan.
COURS AUTHENTIQUE.-PARIS, APRIL 10.-Five per
Cents., 89f. 85c. 65c. 60e. 65c. 70c. 50c. 65c. 60c. 55c.;
89f. 60c. 50c. 40c. 35c. 25c. 45c. 40c. 35c.; 891. 50c. 45c.
40e. 50c. 40c. 30c. 35c. 25c.; Four per Cents., 66f.;
Three per Cents., 571. 56f. 95c. 90c. 85c. 80c. 90c. 65c.
60c.; 56f. 55c. 50c. 70c. 60c. 75c. 50c.; Bank Actions,
2,425 f. 2,4301. 2,427 f. 50c. 2,425 f.; Romans, 75 74 4 76;
Belgian Five per Cents., 1840, 92i; ditto, 1842, 82i;
Spanish Three per Cents., 31 30i. Exchange on Lon-
don, one month, money, 25f. 22ic.; three months, money,
25f. 171 c.

BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE. APRIL 10.
East Indian, 414—Luxembourg, 2—Northern of France,
IPA—Paris and Rouen, 211,4—Paris and Strasbourg, 4%
—Rouen and Havre, 11%.

SPAIN.
Madrid journals of the sth instant have been
received.

A telegraphic dispatch, dated Vittoria, the 4th, has
announced to the Spanish Government that the ex-
King CEARLIS ALBERT, going by the name of Count
DE BARGE, left San Sebastion on the 3d for ValladO-
lid, on his way to Portugal.
The Bolsa was closed during Passion Reek.

GERMANY
AND
THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

Intelligence has been received of the refusal of the
Ban JELLACMCM to publish the Austrian Charter in
Croatia. He has sent a protest to the Olmutz Cabi-
net, declaring that the Croatians would not be satis-
fied unless the EMPEROR were pleased to sanction the
resolutions of the Croatian Diet of 1848. The
dangers to Austria from the dissatisfaction of the
Croats are so great that the Olmutr. Cabinet cannot
for a moment hesitate what course to adopt, and the
Austrian Charter of 1849, which has already been
modified, so far as the Servians are concerned, be-
comes thus impossible.
The account of BEM's successes are completely
confirmed. He has taken Kronstadt, and now Tran-
sylvania is completely free. No Austrian or Russian
soldier pollutes her soil by his presence. The first
act of BEM in Hermanstadt and Cronstadt was to
publish a general amnesty. On the 20th the Impe-
rialists, under General WELDEN, attempted to take
the fortress of Comorn by assault, but they were
repulsed and driven back as far as Gran,
with considerable loss. The garrison seized a
great part of .their siege artillery, and took
an entire battalion prisoners, after having
chased the enemy a distance of two German
(12 English) miles. The ground before the fortress
was strewed with dead bodies, found after the enemy
had abandoned the siege. The Imperialists have left
no troops but a corps d'.bservatien near Gougo. The
battalion Wempfen, composed of Italian grenadiers,
immediately passed over to the victorious Hun-
garians.
The Russian Invalid of St. Petersburgh publishes
an account of the battle between the Russians and
the forces of BEK at Hermanstadt, and states that
the Russians were forced to retire to Tolmatsch,
where they maiatained themselves in spite of repeated
attacks by BEM.