The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-27 00:00:00

have brought me into this Assembly he certain that I
shall endeavour to justify their votes, in labouring
with you for the maintenance of tranquillity—that
first necessity of the country, and for the develop-
ment of the democratic institutions which the people
has the right to demand.
" Long have I been prevented from devoting to
France only the meditations of exile and of captivity;
at present, the career in which you are all advancing
is open to me. Receive me, my dear colleagues, into
your ranks with the same sentiment of atr.‘ctionate
confidence that I bring with me here. My conduct.
always inspired by duty, always animated by respect
for the law, my conduct will prove, with respect to
the persons who have endeavoured to blacken my
charaCter in order again to proscribe me, that no one
here more than myself is resolved to devote himself
to the defence and freedom of the Republic."
This address was received with some slight ap
plause, but nothing worthy of remark. The Hon.
Representative withdrew to his place, and the inci-
dent concluded.

There was ro demonstration whatever in the streets
as Prince Louis NAPOLEON went to the Assembly.
M. GENT, the newly-elected Member for Van-
clause, has been killed in a duel by M. LEON DE LA-
BORDE, the editor of the Parti-Pretre paper L' Union
Nationale, which is published at Avignon.
A Socialist conspiracy for the assassination of Ge-
neral CATAIGNAC has been discovered, and eight of the
principal conspirators arrested.
BOURSE—PA.nis, TUESDAY, SEPT. 26.
THREE o'CLOCR.—This has been another exceedingly
dull day at the Bourse, and the prices both of Rentes
and Shares remain nearly the same as yesterday. There
were no rumours of any kind, and the only subject that
appeared to cause any sensation was a rumour, which
turns out to be correct, that Louis Napoleon had taken
his seat in the Assembly. For the Account, the French
Three per Cents. have risen 15c.; Five per Cents. have
risen 25c.; the Loan has risen 25c. For Money, the
Three per Cents. have fallen 10c.; Fire per Cents. have
risen 50c.; Loan has risen 50e.; Bons du Tr6sor are at
22 dis.; Bank of France shares have risen tor.; Belgian
Bank Shares not quoted; Fire per Cents, are the same
as yesterday; Spanish Funds not quoted. Exchange on
London (30 days), 25f. 321 c.; ditto (90 days), 25f. 17ic.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT Tim
LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE, SEPT. 26.
Boulogne and Amiens, 6—Northern of France, 6%—
Orleans and Bordeaux, 74.

SPAIN.
We find no news in the Madrid journal& of the
21st.

SWITZERLAND.
A letter from Lucerne announces the death of
M. J. C. AMERYN, formerly avoyer of the Canton of
Lucerne, and who, from 181.5 to 1840, was almost
without interruption President of the Swiss Diet. He
died on the 18th inst., aged 71.
The Gazetta Ticinese, of the 22d, announces that
the Diet has named a commission of five members, to
give an answer to the third note of RADETZKY.
The deputy of Geneva proposed that the
Diet should not enter into direct corre-
spondence with RADETZKY, but address itself to the
Minister of Foreign Affairs, at Vienna, to know
whether the hostile measures against Switzerland have
bean adopted by his order; if so, Switzerland must
consider them as a declaration of war ; if not, the
Minister should be called upon to suspend such mea-
sures immediately. Geneva was of opinion that the
Diet ought immediately to form a body of 20,000
men. The Zurich Gazette speaks of extraordinary
measures taken by RADETZKY against the Canton of
Tessin. The subjects of that canton are expelled
from Lombardy, and their establishment broken up;
all communication by post is interrupted.