The Sun.
London, England, 1848-05-05 00:00:00

1848.

this dictatorship was a moral power ~exercised in the
midst of the difficult circumstances •we have passed
through.
" Faithful to our origin and to our personal convic•
tions, we have not hesitated to proclaim the infant
Republic of February.

" To-day we shall inaugurate the Labours of the
National Assembly to the cry which ought always
to salute it, Vive la Republique.' "
In the bureau, on the occasion of. -the President
rising to state the objections which ha ,d been made to
certain returns, M. Cremieux ascended the tribune,
and with great energy declared that ;the Provisional
Government had adopted for a rule, t:c make an ex-
ample of any public functionary who would use his
functions in his personal interest. T his declaration
was received with great cheering and. " Vive la Re.
publique," when the Member pointed lit, whose mime
was ascertained to be 011ivier, spoke so me words in a
great passion, and a violent altercati on took place
between him and some other Members and a great
scene of excitement ensued which lie ted for sonic
minutes ; afterwards the President o f the Bureau
resumed the reading of the returns up ti o post hour.

PARIS BOURSE, THURSDAY, ,MAY 4

The Bourse opened very firm to day, and for a time
prices kept looking up; towards the el of. e, however, a
slight reaction took place, leaving the closing prices,
however, a shade in advance of thus e of yesterday.
Threes 46f. 50c., and Fives at 68f. 50c. Bank of France
shares slightly improved. The market closed as fol-
lows :—Three per Cents., for cash, 46f..5i )c., for account,
46t. 50c.; Five per Cents., for cash, 681,1'., for account,
681.50 c. Bank of Franco Shares, 1,417-ill.; Neapolitan,
65f._; Spanish not quoted.

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RAILWAYS.—The Share Market has sal so improved to-
day. Paris and Orleans closed at 510 f.; Paris and
Rouen, 395 f.; Rouen and Havre, 200 f.; Avignon, 200 f.;
Vicrzon, 240 f.; Dieppe, 150 f.; Nantes, :3:;2f.; Northern,
338 f. 75c.; Bordeaux, 395 f. ; Paris .and Strasburg,
352 f. 50o.; Paris and Lyons, 301 f. 25e. ; 34 [ontereau, 120 f.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE. MAY 4.
Boulogne and Amiens, 614—Namur aat 1 Liege, ',PA--
Northern of France. 334 —Orleans and .B4)rdeaux,
Paris and Lyons, 2—Rouen and Havre, :B—Sambre and
Meuse, 41/2.

GERMANY

AND

THE NORTHERN STATES.

AUSTRIA.

The Cologne Gazette of the 3d of May publishes
a letter from Vienna of the 27th ull:t., which states
that the presumptive heir to the tim.one, Archduke
FRANCIS JosErn, who is appointed Vice roy of Prague,
has gone to Verona to the head-quarters of Field-
Marshal Count RADETZKY. The lat e intelligence
from Italy respecting the submissions of Frioul has
greatly encouraged the party who desir ed the recon-
quest of Lombardy.
The province of Gallicia labours under a new diffi-
culty. An immense number of persons -who were ba-
nished are now returning from Belgium, France, and
England. They completely inundate Cracow and the
neighbouring territory, and their cry is for weapons.
A deputation has arrived from Cracow, :for the purpose
of proposing the formation of a special legion. On the
other hand, considerable apprehensions -are entertained
of the rising of the peasants.

The Bourse appears to be again visited by depress
ing reports, and the funds are going down consider
ably.

MORIG lIARTMANN D. GROSZ, and a landed pro-
prietor from Bohemia, have arrived as deputies from
the German party of Prague, for the purpose of sub-
mitting the actual state of things to the Minister of
the Interior, and, above all, to urge the adoption of
powerful measures to oppose a strong barrier to the
increasing horrors of the separation of the Polish
party.