The Sun.
London, England, 1849-01-05 00:00:00

_express the wish of the French people. It is in that
conviction that I have accepted with pride and g,ratitml,
that holy and pious mission. Military Invillities!--I
will watch over you as the Emperor watched over me
from my earliest years. The Emperor owed eve.rythinr,
to France, but his family owe him much more still:
thus it will never forget that, a havin sprung from the
people, there is no sacrifice sufficient forri it when it has to
serve the people. Allons mes antis !' Let us cry from
the bottom of our hearts, ' Vice la France ! Tout pour
la France ! Rien que par la France !'

This speech was received with loud cheering. The
new Governor, surrounded by the remains of the
grand armee, then proceeded to the chapel, where
prayers were said. He remained a considerable time
in the part of the church where the remains of the
EMPEROR are deposited. He then visited the dining-
rooms, sleeping-places,and infirmary.
The appointment Admiral CECILLE as Ambas-
sador to the Court of Great Britain, and of M. DE
LAGRRNEE as Plenipotentiary at the Conferences at
Brussels, are announced in the Moniteur.
BOURSE—PARIS, THURSDAY, JAN. 4.

THREE O'CLocx.—The French Funds were weak
throughout the day, and closed fully one half per cent.
below the closing prices of yesterday. There is a gene-
ral feeling of indefinite uneasiness among speculators,
not pr,cceding so much from any positive fact+, as fr
the fear that the present Government is about to met t
fully as great difficulties as its predecessors. It i 3 said
that bad news had been received by the French Govern-
ment from Rome, but the nature of it wis not stated.
Exchange on London (thirty days), 25 27 ; ditto
ninety days), 25 20.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE, JAN. 4.
Boulogne and Amiens, Et/9—Namur and Liege, 534
Northern of France, 3—Orleans and Bordeaux, —Paris
and Rouen, ISN —Paris and Strasbourg, 24. i —Rouen and
Hav-e, 9%.

SPAIN.
Madrid journals of the 29th u!t. have arrived.
The state of siege has been removed in Ciudad
Roderic.,o and Toledo.
The debate on the Address had commenced in th
Chamber of Deputies,

MADRID BOL3A, Dec. 28.—The Three per Cents
were done at 20i for paper; the Five per Cent 3. al
10; the Debt without Interest at 4; and the Cou.
pons at G.

GERMAN Y
AND

-HIE NORTHERN STATES

AUSTRIA.

Advices have been received from Vienna to the
29th ult.

The budget for 1848, which was published on the
28th, shows a deficit of 43i millions of florins, the
receipts being 1121 millions, and the expenditures
156 millions. Notwithstanding this wisatisfactory
statement, public confidence is on the increase.
Pfince SctiwAitzENßEßG has issued th followiog
address to the electors of the Wieden district oi
Vienna :

" The undersigned President Minister has laid before
the Emperor the address of the electors of the Wieden
district, in which they protest against Articles 2 and 3
of the project of Constitution of the C,ifirsl Power at
Frv,k'ort, and declared their adhesion to the manifest
of the Imperial Miristry. His Ynjesty heard with
pleasure this true Austrian expression of feeling, and
has commissioned the undersigned to inform the electors
that there is every retvon to believe that a solution of
this delicate and important matter will b' eff,cted in the
interests of Austria and of -,Germsny. Meavures have
been taken to provide for the desired eireula'ion of the
address to his Majesty, as also of the vote of confidence
to the Deputy at Frankfort of the Hied n district.
(Signed) " F. SCLEWARZENBERG.
" Ohnutz, Dec. 13, 1848."

The Wiener Zeitung, in allusion to the letter
published by the National, and written by a prisoner
of WINDISCEIGRATZ, denies that the twelve students
were shot as reported by the writer of the letter,
because, says the Wiener Zeitung,.no execution by
martial law took place but a report of it was officially
inserted the next day in the Wiener Zeitung, and
assuredly no list of twelve students was :-ver inserted
in that or any other paper. This tardy denial, how-
ever, by no means satisfies us that the atrocity, as
recorded by the writer in the National, never took
place. The execution did not take place by martial
law, because probably the students were shot
down without even the form of a trial, as many
hundreds were during the month of November by
the barbarian Croats of JELLACHICH. Will the
Wiener Zeitung venture to assert that no prisoners
were shot by the Imperialists save those who were
condemned by martial law. The contradiction as it
at present stands is a mere "swearing by the card."
The EMPEROR has appointed Count FaLfx ZICIII
Royal Commissioner for the two countries of Pres-
burg and Wiesselburg.
The Austrian Lloyd's has the following from
Trieste, dated Dec. 24 : •

" The English war steamer Ardont has just arrived
hero from Venice. The fearful storm which has been
raging here for some days has prevailei there also; and
the English brig of war Mutine was wrecked upon the
sandbanks. Three officers and two marines were
drowned, and several others had their feet frozen. The
rest of the crew were rescued by the Ardent. The Sar-
dinian fleet was seen at Otranto."