The Sun.
London, England, 1849-07-07 00:00:00

lerance will thereby—and by the removal of the
Jewish disabilities—he erased from our statute-book.
Britons may then, indeed, boast that they live under a
Constitution affording perfect civil and religious
liberty to all. There will then be no exception to
the universal toleration.

THE FRENCH. REPUBLIC.

We have received the Paris papers of yesterday.
The Evening Moniteur publishes the following ad-
ditional dispatch from Civita Vecchia :

" ADMIRAL TREHOUART TO THE MINISTER OF MARINE.

" CIVITA VECCHIA, JULY 3, 10 O'CLOCK, A.M.

" The Chief of the Stuff of the Army writes as fol-
lows to the Commander-in-Chief of Civita Vecchia, and
to the Admiral:—

" HEAD.QUIRTERS, JULY 2, 10 O'CLOCK, P.M.
" 'At this instant we ara taking possession of the
gates:San Paolo, Portese, and San Pancrazio. The
bastio❑ No. 9 bad been already occupied by our troops
during the day. They will occupy the military posi-
tions of which the General in Chief may think proper
to take possession. Everything induces us to believe
that the army will be received in Rome, on conditions
conformable to the intentions and the interests of
France.' "

General BEDEAU has received orders to remain for
the present at Marseilles. General LAMORICIERE is
at Strasburg, but will set off for St. Petersburgh im-
mediately the Emperor of Russia, shall have signified
his willingness to receive the General as Ambassador
of the French REpublic.
It is said that M.. DROUIN DE LHUTS will be ap-
pointed Ambassador to London.
Intelligence has been received of the result of the
elections at Martinique. MM. BISETTE and A.
PECOUL, the candidates of the moderate party, have
been returned by an immense majority. The num-
berslran thus : 111. BISETTE, 15,556 ; M. PECOUL,
13,477; M.
_CLUELCIIER, 2,718; M. PORY-PAPY,
538. At Guadaloupe it was thought that I‘ll. DE
JABRUN and SERVIENT, the moderate candidates,
would be returned.
The Army of the Alps is dissolved. A portion of
the troops will form the Ai my of the Rhine. General
MAGNAN has been appointed Governor of Strasburg.
The Duke of LEUCHTENBERG, 'the son in-law
of the Emperor of RUSSIA, is about to visit
his cousin, the PRESIDENT of the French Re-
public. This visit is significant at the time when
Sardinia is left to the tender mercies of Austria by
the breaking up of the army of the Alps, and the
army of the Rhine is ordered to re-assemble. Is the
army intended to cooperate with the Cossacks for
the extinction of liberty in Germany ?
The Paris and Chartres Railway was opened in
great state on Thursday by the PRESIDENT of the
Republic.

'the Legislative Assembly resumed on Thursday the
consideration of the requisitory of the Attorney-
General of Paris, applying for leave to prosecute the
representatives of the people—Beyer, Kopp, Anstelt,
Hoffer, and Lourion. No member having asked
to offer any observations, five successive ballots
took place, and the authorization to prosecute M.
Beyer was granted by 272 to 125 ; M. Kopp, by 306
to 132 ; M. Anstelt, by 301 to 141 ; M. Hoffer, by
296 to 135, and M. Lourion, by 311 to 131. The
Assembly afterwards continued the discussion on its
internal regulations.
The Three per Cents. closed on the Paris Bourse on
Friday at 54f. 15c.; the Five per Cents. at 88f. 15c.; Or-
leans Railroad shares, 7801.; '
Rouen, 550 f.; lime, 265 f. ;
Great Northern, 430 f. • Avignon, 19f. 75c.; Vieisun, 315 f.;
riasle, 101 f. 25c.; Bordeaux, 401 f. 25c.; Paris and Stras-
burgh, 36 Lt.. 25c.; Tours and Nantes, 308 f. 75c.

BUSINESS DONE 114 FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE, JULY 6.

Northern of France, 104—Paris and Rouen, 21%—
Sambre and Meuse, 3.

GERMAN Y
AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

BADEN AND THE PALATINATE.

The Prussians had taken Radstadt, according to
the latest accounts. The following is the official re-
port by the Prince of PRUSSIA of the military opera-
tions of the Prussian army in Baden and the
Palatinate:—

" KUPPENHEIM, JUNE 30.—The Ist and 2d corps ad-
vanced yesterday from the line of Muhlberg, Carlsruhe,
and Durlach towards the Murg, and cleared the right
bank of insurgents. Engagements of various duration,
but none important, have taken place at Steinmauern,
Eg,igheim, Raventhal, Bishweier, and Kuppenheim.
Kinkel of Bunn has been made prisoner in one of these.
Today, after a longish artillery fight, five divisions
crossed the Murg, in the neighbourhood of Kuppenheim,
and advanced to Oos, eight miles south of Rastadt.
Rastadt is strictly blockaded.
Head. quarters, Carlsruhe, June 26.—(Continued from
the report of the 24th.) On the 24th the Ist and 4th
divisions of the lit corps executed the intended advance
upon Bruchsal. The 4th division encountered the enemy
at Neudorf, and drove him out of the barricaded town,
with the loss of 30 killed and eight prisoners. The
Prussians had five slightly wounded. The lit division
occupied Bruchsal on the afternoon of the 24th, encoun
(eriDg only the fire of a few sharpshooters. On the 25th
the wnole corps advanced to Durlach and Carlsruhe.
The enemy took advantage of the heights and favourable
position of the former place to make a more obstinate
defence than usual, and the battle lasted two hours,
The lst division needed to be supported by eight pieces
of artillery, to gain po,session of the town.
" The 4th division, as soon as it heard of the battle,
left the direct route towards Carlsruhe, and, detaching
some troops on the spot, was of essential service in clear-
ing the town by the battering of its western issue; and
from thence continued opportunely its march towards
Carlsruhe.

The enemy retreated into the woody country towards
Ettlingen.

Carlsruhe was abandoned on th• morning of the 25th
by a corps of rebels 8,000 strong. The last division,
amounting to 2,000, with the assistance of the railway,
got away by two in the afternoon, and the Prussian
troops took possession of the town at three, amid general
rejoicing on the part of the inhabitants. The National
Guard, 2,000 men strong, having resisted, in the morn-
ing, an attempt made by the Provisional Government to
disarm them by torce, was drawn up on parade. The
Provisional Government and the enemy's troops took the
way to Rastadt. On the morning of the 26th the three
corps of the army will have taken the following posi-
tions:--The first corps, commanded by General Hirsch
frld, will take up the line of Muhlberg, Carlsruhe, and
Durlach. The 2d, under General Count Groben, will
tie about Bruchsal; and the 3d, under General Peucker,
at Ectlingen. The next operation is directed against
Rastadt; the 2d corps will move into the line now oc-
cupied by the Ist, and form the right wing.
As a supplemental detail to the report of earlier ope-
rations, it may be mentioned that the 3d division, and the
2ti corps, under General Schliefen, found in Mannheim
14 cannon, with 12 full ammunition waggons, which
were brought on to Germersheim.
In Mannheim, as in Heidelberg, where two Prussian
battalions will stay, I intend to form large magazines,
and have given orders for what is requisite to this end.
Alf places occupied by the troops are disarmed. The
Carlsruhe burgherwebr are the only exception which I
'nave allowed to this rule.

A supplement to the Carlsruhe paper contains a
notification from the Finance Ministry, to the effect
that the Grand Ducal Baden Railway Sinking Fund
and the National Sinking Fund had been embezzled,
and a quantity of valuable papers substracted. It
adds :—" We request all authorities here or abroad
to seize such papers wherever they may be found ; to
arrest the holders or issuers if possible, and to in-
form us immediately in either case. We at the same
time warn every one from taking such papers b)
negotiation or otherwise, because the interest will not
be paid on them, nor will they themselves be cashed,
official steps having been already taken here to pre-
vent even the possibility of such a thing."