The Sun.
London, England, 1848-07-20 00:00:00

MALTA.

The board of health of .this island, has, in con-
sequence of the appearance of the cholera in Con-
stantinople, issued the following new quarantine
regulations :
" Ships of war from Constantinople, having a medical
officer on board, must pass here in quarantine, 12 days.
" Of this term, though the vessel may be less than 5
days on her passage, must be passed here, 7 days.
" Merchant vessels must perform a quarantine of
15 days •
" Of ;hese must be passed in port, 9 days.
"Susceptible goods to be landed, and subject to depu-
ration in the Lazaretto here for 15 days.
" Passengers subject to the same terms of quarantine
as the vessels by which they arrive.
"Ships from Ottoman ports with clean bills, in free
pratique with Constantinople, will, whatever be the
length of their passage, be subjected, on arrival here, to
a period of quarantine of 7 days."

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the 14th have arrived.

The Greta publishes a disoitch from the Captain
General of Navarre,'announcing that he had forced
a band of 24 Carlists to take reruge in France.
MADRID BMA, JULY l4.—The Three per Cents.
were done at 20 7.16 for cash ; the Five per Cents.
at 111 for paper; the Debt without Interest at 4j;
and the Coupons at 8.

THE FRENCH REPUBLIC.

We have received the Paris papers of yesterday.

The election of a new President of the National
Assembly, in the room of M. MARIE, appointed Mi-
nister of Justice, took place yesterday. The candi-
dates were M. AamaND MAREAST and M. LACROSSE.
The latter gentleman was put forward by the reac-
tionary party as being likely to make a better fight
than M. DUFAURE, one of the former Ministers of
the ex King LOUIS PHILIPPE, whom the Poictiers
Club had originally intended to start. At the close
of the balloting the numbers were—

For M. ARMAND MARRAST 4ll
For M. LA.CROWiI

M. ARMAND MARRAST was therefore declared
duly elected. This gentleman has ceased to be
Mayor of Paris. That city is now under the go-
vernment of the Municipality, which has been re-or-
ganized by General CAYAIONAC, who has nominated
M. TROUPE CIIAUYAL Prefect of the Seine, and
M. D coot!' Prefect of Police, with M. O'REILLY
(convicted of political offences under the ORLEANS
dynasty) as Chief Secretary.
The purchase of the Lyons Railway by the Go-
vernment is completed, the price paid is 150 francs,
in fives, per share.

The Sub-Committee of Commerce, will, it is
thought, recommend the payment of a minimum
bounty of three per cent. upon the exportation of
goods the produce of France.
The four military Commissions appointed for the
trial of the insurgents met yesterday at the Palate de
Justice for the first:time.
The Committee on the Laws of the Press has de-
termined in favour of the principle of a deposit of
caution-money by a majority of ten to five.
The Finance Committee has rejected the proposi-
tion for imposing a tax on mortgages. It is said that
the Committee will ‘recommend the imposition of an
income-tax, nearly upon the plan adopted in England.

BOURSE, PARIS, WEDNESDAY, JULY 19.

TauEE o'CLoci.--There was very little business
done to day, and the prices remain nearly as yesterday.
There was no news of any kind.

BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE

LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE, JULY 19.

Northern of France. s—Orleans and Bourdeaux, 2,
Paris and Lyons, 4—Sambre and Meuse, 8.

GERMANY
AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

PRUSSIA.

The four individuals accused of exciting the mob
to plunder the arsenal have been tried, found guilty,
and sentenced as follows ;—lionN and SIEGERIST to
seven, LEVINSMIN to two, and URBAN to one year's
imprisonment in a fortress.
It is said that the Committee appointed by the
Constituent Assembly to draw up a new constitution,
has decided, by a majority of 15 to 8, in favour of
two Chambers. The second Chamber to consist of
350 members, elected in en indirect manner by uni-
versal suffrage. The Senate is to consist of 175 ; and
the only difference between the qualification required
for a Senator and that required for a Member of the
second Chamber, is that a Senator must be forty
years of age. The election for Senators to take
place every six years, that for Members of the second
Chamber every three yeart.
The Berlin Nachrichten, of the 16th, says, the
old ultraniontane influence which has so long existed
in Munich is disappearing, and Bavaria now recog-
nises that an intimate alliance with Prussia will be
the strongeat link in the chain which binds Germany
together. By the union of these two states it will
he impossible for Austria not to join in the general
union of Germany, and the danger will be avoided
of Austria's re• transferring the central point of the
1 empire to Vienna.