The Sun.
London, England, 1841-04-29 00:00:00

The French Journals of Tuesday have

reached u. 3, but their co-tents are of no political
importance, as they have not yet exhausted the
abject a,the Louis PHILIPPE correspondence.
The limo's birth-day will be celebrated on
the Ist of May. The Archbishop of PARIS and
the clergy are to be received in state on the 33th

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instant—twenty-tint: hours before any of the
other great dignitaries of the kingdom !
The Archbishop of Paris has addressed the following lPtter
to the parish priests of his diocese on the approaching chris-
tening of the Comte de Paris :

" PARIS, APRIL 20.
" Monsieur le Cure—The Church prays for Princes, in or-
der that they may reign for the welfare of the people. We
implore_ that grace with the greater anxiety, this year, as the
King has resolved on consecrating the day folloning his fete
by a solemnity very dear to his heart. 011 the 2d of May the
ceremony of the baptism of his 'loyal- Highness the Count de
Paris is to be celebrated. We will pray the Almighty to bless
that august child ; to bless the Monarch, to protect him ; to
send him aid from !leaven, to defend him and support hall in
all his designs for the peace and prosperity of France. Such are
the forcent wishes we .6 ill address to the Lord in singing the
canticle of the Itoyal prophet."
Next follow the list of prayers which are to be chanted on the
Ist of May, in honeiltr of Louis Philippe..
The. Chamber of Deputies received some Re-
ports on Tuesday, but coo business of importance
was transacted.

The Journal des Debats invokes rood faith in the affair of
the letters, and states that the Royalist pirty went to London
for those letters. We declare that nothing is more false ; that
the persons of whom the Presse speaks did not know the exist-
ence of the letters when they arrived in London ; that it was
merely by accident that they heard of them, and that ti ey
learned that the letters lud in fact been offered to M. Guizot
for 4,000 francs, and that M. Guizot had answered, What do
these letters prove? that Louis Philippe was an emigrant Prince
We know that yery,well, and it is for that reason that we have
chosen him.

We have received a summons f:om M. Franck Carre, the
Attorney-General, to appear before the Court. (.f Assize on the
30th of this month, on account of the comple rendue of the
affair of the letter. Then the threats of M. Guizot. The
Messager is already retaineot
The acquittal of La France has been considered by the Re•
presentatives of the great Powers as a fact i f sufficient im-
portance for several of them to despatch couriers to their re-
spective Courts.—La Gazette de France.
A letter from Tunis of the 24th of March states that the
Bey. .had just riven notice to the foreign Consuls that he in-
tended to prohibit the exportation of cattle for two months.
The Bey by this general communication desires to take from
the measure the appearance of being designed for a specialpur-
pose, but it is cvident that it has in view our possessions in
Africa, to which considerable eiportation of cattle has been
latterly made. Great inconvenience will result from this
measure, the execution of which nil coincide with the renewal
of hostilities against the Arabs by General iiugeaud.—Le
commerce.

RAILWAY SHARES.
Versailles.R. R 26i ... 3i7 50 ...763 3r7 50
L. 8.140 :.. 24u . s,) •.,37 51
Rouen 457 50 457 5 457 50 ... 457 50
4,1-4 7s 49t) 41,8 7.i 484
S:rasburg to El. le 137 50 ‘238 75 ... =__so •,5

MONEY and COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CITY, TWELVE O'CLOCK.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Arun. 28.—The demand
for Cotton to-day has again been exceedingly limited, the sales
not amounting to more than 2,000 bal:s. For export or spe-
culation there is nothing to report.
LIVERPOOL SHARE MARKET, APRIL 28.—T0-day there
has been considerable improvement, and almost all descriptions
of Stock have advanced. The transactions comprise Glasgow,
Paisley, and Greenock, 28 ; Great Western, 95 ; Da. New
Shares, 63 % ; London and Birmingham, 160 ; Ditto, 321.
Shares, 54%; New Ditto, 25A- ; London and Brighton United
Company, 48 ' Midland Counties, 90; New Shares Ditto,
221 A ; North Midland, 79 ; Liverpool Bank Company, 8113..
MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, APRIL 28.—There is
very little doing in Shares :—Manchester and Birmingham,
25%; Manchester and Leeds, 64 ; London and South Wes-
tern, 58i ; Bank of Manchester, 7i ; Manchester Assurance, 9*.

BOURSE OF AMSTERDAM, APRIL 26.—The national funds
were freely offered to-day, and the prices were weak( r.
In Ardoin's business was animated, but the prices were lower,
owi9g. to some sales.

We learn from Papers brought by the British Queen that on
the 23d. ult his Excellency Sir John Harvey was waited upon
by all the members of the New Brunswick Legislature, inform..
ing his Excellency of the intention of the Legislature to pre-
sent him with a piece of plate of the value of 1,500/. sterling.
The intelligence received of the death of the President of
the United States, has not had any effect on the British
market, as it is the prevailing opinion that the new President
will adopt the same politics as those of General Harrison.