The Sun.
London, England, 1840-10-31 00:00:00

General of Odessa, had announced to the Directors of
the Bourse at Odessa, that M. Thiers' Ministry would
be overthrown, and that, consequently the peace be-
tween Russia and France would not suffer any interrup-
tion. He assured the merchants that they might con-
tinue their mercantile communications with France in
perfect security.
DIPLOMATIC BODY.--" At twelve o'clock yesterday,"
the Commerce states, " a meeting of members of the
diplomatic body was held at the hotel of Count d'Ap-
pony. Among them were the Prussian, Turkish, and
Russian Ambassaders, and several Ministers of the
lesser German Courts. M. de Rothschild was also
present. Count d'Appony had in the morning received
despatches from his Government."
Admiral Baudin arrived in Paris yesterday.
" There is some talk about town," says the Univers,
" of a letter from M. de Mettcrnich. recently arrived in
Paris, and written in German, in which are expressed,
in the most cnegetic terms, sentiments of the warmest
irritation against the attitude assumed by France since
the Treaty of London, and especially against the me-
naces of propagandism. This letter declares that the
Four Powers will make no kind of concession to France
until she shall change her attitude and language."
We quote the following from the Courrier de Lyon :
" Our democratic party wished to muster its forces in
order that it might reckon its numbers, and in conse-
quence a grand Reformist banquet, which had for some
time been announced, was held on the 26th instant in
a meadow on the road to Villeurbanne. About 3,000
or 4,000 persons were seated at immense tables con-
verging towards a centre, where a tribune was placed,
from which the orators delivered their speeches, and
proposed toasts. Everything went on with tolerable
order ; but this may be attributed to the rain—a
powerful agent in keeping down disturbance. After
the banquet the guests separated, and went to dine in
the public-houses at Villeurbanne and La Guillotiere.
The Marseillaise was not called for at the theatre, but
was sung in the streets during the evening by various
groups parading them."
BOURSE.—PARIS, THURSDAY, OCT. 29.
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HALF-PAST TIMM—The market has been brisk, and
much business hone. It has been stated that the new Mi-
nistry was formed, and prices have in consequence ad-
vanced. For the Account the Three per Cents. opened
at 74f. 50c., declined 5c., and rose to 75f. 30c., at which
they close ; a rise of 75c. The Five per Cents, opened
at 107 f. 40c., and closed at 1051., a rise of 65e. For
Money the Three and Five per Cents. are 60c. higher.
There were many previous orders to sell them for the
Account at 75f., at which heavy sales were made; but the
market, as stated above, continued to improve. Bank of
France Shares are 451. higher. The Laffitte and 3elgian
Bstik Shares unaltered. The Belgian Five per Cents.
are per cent. lover. The Three per Cents. not quoted
for Money ; for the;Account 671. '25c., 671. 50c. The Spa-
nish Active H lower ; from 221 it oscillated to 22, and
closes at 21Z, The Passive has not varied. Neapolitan
Bands 50c. lower. Roman A- higher. Railway Share-
have improved.

First Highest Lowest Last
Price. Price. Price. Price
French 5 per Cents lO7 40 ... 104 ... 107 35 ... 108
4 per Cents 9l 75 ... 91 75 ... 91 75 ... 91 75
3 per Cents 74 00 _. 75 25 ... 75 Gil ... 75 25
3 .nt. of trance 2970 ...3600 ... 29i5 ... SOW
Lattitte rank I,ooof. Sh lOl5 ...1015 ... 1015 ...1615
5,000 f. Sh
Aelgian rank
5 per Cents NU ... 1)(N ... 9614 ... i:Mfi
-;pani, h Active 22,/,, ... 22,,i ... 21% ... 21%,
Passive 51,4 ... 514, ... 5% ... 5,A
New l)cferred
s:eapolitati
Roman lOO ... 10(' ... lOU ... 100,i