The Sun.
London, England, 1823-03-24 00:00:00

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

COMMON SENSE to-morrow, from a Correspondent, at least,
if not from ourselves. The Letter to Lord GRENVILLE Will
be concluded to-morrow, or 'Wednesday at farthest.

' !PRICE OF STOCKS
TIVIS DAY AT •ONE 0-cr.ocK.
annk-Stoek shut Indict Stock
3 per Cent. Ited shut India Bends 2ls.
3 per Cent. Cons. 741 74 South Sea Stock .
31 per. Cent shut Old Annuities
per Cent.
shut EN Bills 9 pr.
941 Ditto Small —
4 { Old shut
5 per Cents. ,1797 ' Bank for Act. 205. 206
Bank Long Ann. . shut India for Con. Acct.
Imp. 3 per Cents. .. — Cons. for April 10... 7-11t1 74

PRICE OF FOREIGN STOCKS is LONDON, MARCO.
AT ONE O'CLOCK.
Five per Cents. 00.
Six per Cents..oo.
Russian , . Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
/
Ditto New 71.
Neapolitan f Five per Cent. Bonds, 00.
I Scrip, 00.
Austrian - Five per Cents. (Metallic) 00.
Five per Cent. Bonds, 32.1.
Spanish New Ditto, 26.-
Scrip, 40 disc.
Prussian I Five per Cent. Bonds, 81.
1 Ditto New, 77,1.
Danish Five per Cent. Bonds, 00.
Chili
.69.
Colombian Six per-Cent. Bonds, 52.
Peruvian New Loan, 00.
{Bank Shares I:21 ss.
American j Six per Cent. 90 —9B.
1 Five per Cent. 453--97.
LThree per Cent. 79.
PRICE OF OF IRISH STOCK, Maxcrt 20.
Bank Stock 940} - Grand Canal Loan, 4 p.ct.
Gov. Deb. 3a per cent 88 Ditto 6 per cent....
Stock, 3A per et. 858 DittoStock
Gov. Deb. 4 per cent. — Royal Canal Stock
Gov. Deb. 5 per cent. — Wide-street Cert. 6 per et
—Stock, 4 per cent. 931 Do. I)eb. with Uov. Sec....
Treasury Bills, 5 per cent Pipe Water Deb. 5 per ct.
City Debentures, 5 per Do.
cent. Ballast Office Govt. Sec.
Lying in Hospital 4 per ct. 5 per cent.
Exchange on London, March 19, ti}.

French

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WWI QUM DIOEBE F4LsUil AUDEAT

LONDON,
MONDAY, MARCH 9.4, 1893.

EXPRESS PROM PARIS.

We have received, by Express, the Pari..,
Papers of Saturday last.—The following are

extracts :

[From the Constitutionnel]
It is positively asserted, that an extraordinary

Courier has arrived this day, bringing the following

news from Madrid, of the Lith, at night.—'

though his Majesty was still slightly indisposed

with the Gout, he nevertheless departed that day

for Seville, accompanied by the National Cortes,
the Supreme Tribunal, the Archives, and all the
materials belonging to the Universal Journal.—
The QUEEN was in the same carriage with the
KING. The departure of the KING was effected
with the greatest order, amidst an immense crowd
of people, who did not cease to exclaim " Viva
lu Nacion 1" 66 Viva la Constituolon!"

The Duke de CHOISEUL has just published
his opinion 'o►► the War Credit of a hundred

millions, which he finishes with these words : I
" As a loyal subject of the King of FRANCE, re-
spectfully
attached aslamby grateful recollections
to the Spanish branch of the BOURBON Family'—
as a loyal Peer of the Realm, bound to.preserve
the happiness and tranquillity of my country, 1
deprecate this war as unjust and disastrous,—I
deprecate this project of subsidy, which affords
the first means for commencing it,--this` low)
which comes before us under such unbapPY
auspices,—which has furnished a motive for the
mutilation of the other branch of the Legislature,
—and for the unusual and illegal violences which
have been there exercised."
The French Consuls at Santander and Corogee
have quitted their stations and returned to France,
The Journal des Dads says that their return
is in consequence of their residence in those
towns having been thought dangerous
' e
and hello
lives. We, however, think otherwise,
Govern'
that they have only obeyed the orders of
fear,
ment. French functionaries never recede foul :
on the 16th,
Marshal MoNcEY reached Lyons
oil the
and continued his journey for the Arruf
17th.
Marshal the Duke of REGoto arrived on the
16th at Bordeaux, and departed on the 'Stilt t°
take the command of the first corps of die Al'
We read in the Oracle of Brussels, of 'Marc'
write from
19th, the following article :--" They
bringing to their
London that the foreign legion organized in 11'14-
lead into Spain, is already about 3000
land by Sir ROBERT WILSON, and which he is
Fifteen days have passed since strong.
for
the order
0.
M. _MERCIER before a council I
r c ES'
Discipline was issued 'by the Duke o' !,,t
MONT TONNERRE, and the Council has
reportsnot act
assembled. We will not repeat all the ,the
to which this delay has given rise, thou..
to
the
Royal Ordinance, striking M. MEW" otl 1311.1.
sistency.
list of the National Guard, which OPPe
0:
in the Moniteur, seems to give them
time
that so important a measure has bee%th,
sorted to for the degradation of a Son-con"
sioncd Officer !
Penal Code, which declares, the Jii,
[The Constitutionnel in remarking un
: ip f the
It is doubtless the first
iv
$
missal of MERCIER, quotes the Oth art'r— ° .1
• cO9 ue
that nothing
the
.1‘15(/
prive an individual of the right to serve cort.
in the Army, but the sentence °I a ~
Martial.]

j
MONSIEURIF"hams
gtht Journal dei t p t
riol e
some days past, r
but dines 0.4
KING.
• for 13°ur.
MADAME departs on the 3d of ;'ll.ll

Beaux. , k oil'
L The Prince Generalissimos Doke (I'.-,S:il'iti
EMEs is expected at Perpigoo", between t''' , jo
and 25th. Marshal AloscrY will precede I'
some days. 1 anj
Count BOnDESOULT, Lieutenant-Genera
50,
Gentleman of Honour to the Duke d'Aso°lll'
arrived at Perpignan on the 13th. lie IlV'
Rug conference with LlCUtelllllll.Geneill
lAL, and the Baron D'Euor.Es•
L'f ' ipai''
From the Ist of April, the Army
to be considered
on the war footing.
[From the Quotidie:me.l eof 141'
" There has been to-day an assernhlog
hot
sisters at the Count CITATEAtion"Nif --lire
...d:*
received letters from Madrid I, state P
~
which confirm our former report of ti.e.a hp..,!
that city.in ordinary con
The Count ADISBAL, it IS S°l 'el.
received orders to return to Marid, becBu,a, ilti,
escort ''' ,
corps is destined to serve as 110
KING." ~e 5 illii
The Postscript
evenin to the P dote 000,
ti
o
45 without guaranteeing, ihe TePll7 to,
King 44eviiie on
FERDINAND had departed for - ..solo.ri
14th ; but it is said that the British Atubo:
poi
solichLiai
received despatches of the 130,
notice this report.

'II `2`2., 60 c•
FRENCH FUNI)73.---0.-- t° fQC•
Five per Cents.
Highest .......... f.
Closed at .. . ...... 471 i tit•
Neapolitan Five per Cents. ............. 29•
Spanish Bonds 1821 .....................

of
;Or ,

the
We can state positively, that be Or
FRANCE continues exceedingly aver° t°,etioy 05'
with s •of Pam, and that his Tartivs'ry `11"
14005
presses his disapprobation of a courqe Tilt
into which he has been hurried by

The Lisbon Ma
thesten nt eCa
hisrtes of the
withrad('
;ell C -
hand ti •
morning,i
the states, that
ivformalities
fa:etc:tine,
rCne,otsirtitsbeis);
Ist, the Minister of Ju6tieb
CO
ale,
certain
coVRETS Frio read a 'notion
tiara, • The discussion of Senior Al(Wgltfor the
Cartes should decree that the
defenceßtres respecting ctthi
en en
propoos ,ea
gktihngedmoneia:wsatos
choentaidnettP:a
ti
boo:
expellees

Advisers.

i

by civil war should be paid by those who excited
it. Read a first time, and laid on the table for
a second reading in the next sitting►.
LISBON, MARCII s.—By the last news from
Oporto, it is confirmed that the garrison of Chaves
joined the infamous Count D'ABIARANTE, with
the exception of a few officers. It is also cer-
tain that General REGO had gone with the
forces under his command to Cervallo de
Este, and was proceeding with the greatest ra-
pidity to encounter the factious. The column
of Brigadier MANUEL LOUIS CORUEA, which was
reinforced with a regiment and two pieces of
artillery, was proceeding from Amarantes, and
had reached Villa Real. All the troops and the
inhabitants at Oporto shewed the greatest
enthusiasm for the Constitutional Cause. In
Beira the Commander of the troops had taken
all measures to maintain the good spirit shewn by
the military and the inhabitants.
In the sitting of the Cortes of the 6th and 7th,
various addresses from public societies, and from
different regiments, were read, declaring their
fidelity to the Constitution.
Accounts from Braga state, that General
Lii) no Itruc o arrived there on the Ist instant,
and whilst the General, on the 2d, was addressing
the troops, a Spanish Officer entered, crying
" Long live the Portuguese Constitution P'
uhich was received with. extraordinary enthu-

,iasm, and cries of " The Spanish Government
for ever !" General It limo immediately marched
to Lanhoso with the Spanish Officer, and the
army in three columns, towards Basto and S'ala-
monde.

We extract the following from the Dutch Pa-
pers, also received this morning :

" FaANK ponT,IVIA acu 14.—A letter from A lex-
andria,duted Dec. 7, says, the Pacha received news
of the 3d inst. that his Urn ISMAEL PACUA, who
commanded the Turkish Army at Senaar, had
been assassinated by a Negro Prince. This
news had deeply affected the Viceroy. It
is said that the murder was from revenge,
the Negro Prince and his followers having sur.
Prised and killed the guard, and murdered
ISMAEL in his bed.

FROM 41 CORRESPONDENT.]

STOCK EXCHANGE, Huff-past Twelve o'Cloch.—

The report which was spread on Saturday
afternoon of the march of the Russians to assist
the French seems to have been a Nurse de Guerre,
to keep up the price of Consols, which opened
this morning at 741,- 1., at which price they re-
main up to this hour with a flat market and little
business doing. Two Expresses have arrived
from Paris, bringing the French !lentos 78-50.
Rumours of a warlike description are afloat be-
tween this country and France. We willnot men.
tion them until they are more authenticated.—
We also understand that the heads of the Minis.
terial Departments were called together yester-
day on some important subject, which has not as
yet transpired. This moment Consols are done
at 731-74.

FOREIGN FUNDs..—The above Market is very
dull this morning, and scarce any business doing.
Spainish Bonds opened it 26 to-I,ond are now '26,
*WI a heavy Market.