The Sun.
London, England, 1846-09-04 00:00:00

BUSINESS DONE TN FOR F.TON RAILWAYSI AT THE

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, SEPTEMBER 2.
Dutch Rhenish, 6%—Gri at Indian Peninsular, '4—ltalian and
Austrian, 1% —Luxembourg, I% —Madras, Nellore, and Arcot,
Madrid and Valentia, I—Northern of France Constituted, 13%
Orleans and Bordeaux. 84i —Paris and Lyons Constituted, 6—Tour-
nay, Jurbise, Landen, and Hassel t, 5.

THE MARRIAGE OF THE QUEEN

OF SPAIN.

We have received by extraordinary express a let-
ter from our Paris correspondent, from which we
make the following extract:—

,6 PARIS, TUESDAY NIGHT, SEPT. 1,

TEN O'CLOCK.
" Intelligence has reached Paris from Madrid of
an official and highly important character.
" It is decided that her Majesty Queen Isabella
shall marry her Majesty's cousin, the Duke de Cadiz
(eldest son of Don Francisco de Paula), and that the
Duke de Montpensier, youngest son of King Louis
Philippe, shall marry her Majesty's sister, the Infanta
Maria Luisa Fernanda.

" It is further settled that the Duke and Duchess
of Montpensier shall leave Spain immediately after
the marriage, and pass some time in France."—Times•

EXPRESS FROM PARIS

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.
(From the Times.)
We have received by extraordinary express from
Paris a letter from our correspondent in Madrid,
fully confirming the intelligence we published this
morning.
We make the following extracts from our corre-
spondent's letter :

" MADRID, AUG. 28.

"If what I am now about to mention, and I am
assured of it by a person who has opportunities of
acquiring information, and who is considered good
authority, be true, all further speculations on her
Majesty's marriage are at an end.
"It is said that the ceremony of the betrothing was
performed last night at the Palace, between the Queen
and the Infant Don Francisco d'Assis.

" I am also assured that it was done in the most
mysterious and surreptitious manner, and that not
more than four or five persons were present.
" It is unnecessary to dwell on the importance of
this news. That something out of the usual course
occurred at the Palace about eleven or twelve o'clock
last night there is little doubt.
" I have just learned that at two o'clock this morn-
ing the Minister of Grace and Justice, M. Caneja
was summoned out of his bed to a Council of Minis-
ters; at the same time several employes of the Minis-
terial offices were summoned, and in particular the
Keeper of the Archives of the Department of Grace
and Justice."

Three per Cents., 34i, cash ; Four per Cents ,22 ;
Five per Cents., 22i ; Passives, 6i ; Coupons, 201.

LISBON, AUGUST 23.

The Government have at last published the decree
prolonging the term granted to the Bank and Con-
fianza Company for the suspension of payments. A
fresh delay has been granted for forty days from the
20th instant. This measure was fully expected, and
caused no difference in the discount of Bank notes,
which continues at about nine per cent.
The Polyphemus came in yesterday from the
squadron, with which almost daily communication is
maintained either by steam or signal.
The Constance, Spartan, Raleigh, and Eurydice
frigates have joined the Admiral.

IRBIL RAILWAY ComramEs.--Mr. Labouchere
has stated that he would entertain the grant of loans to
Irish railway companies which had obtained Acts of
Parliament and the Parliamentary deposits on which
had been bond fide paid up, and continued in bank to the
credit of the companies.
A PICTURE Of' FLEEI'STREET.—We understand
that the west front of Temple bar is to he adorned with
a cartoon, consisting of a fresco of the Frt. rich picture
of the sentinel thus addressing Napoleon :—On ne passe
Pao kit —Punch.