The Sun.
London, England, 1848-04-07 00:00:00

BOURSE—PA us, THURSDAY, APRIL 6.

THREE O'CLOCK.- Matters have presented a better
aspect at the Bourse to-day; both the Route and Rail-
way shares have advanced considerably. The Three
per Cents. have risen not less than 3f. 50c., closing at
361. 50c. ; and the Five per Cents. 2f., closing at 521.
This advance was caused by a rumour which prevailed,
that M. Fould, the banker, had been offered the post of
Minister of Finance, and that he was not averse to ac-
cepting it. Towards the end of the Bourse it was stated
that he had only been called on by the Provisional Go-
vernment to give his advice on certain points, and
that ho had already sent in a report stating
his views. However this may be, the market was ex-
ceedingly firm, and less despondency was evinced than
for some days past. The orderly and tranquil man-
ner in which the election for the colonels of the Na-
tional Guards were effected, had also a favourable
influence on the markets. Bank of France Shares
however, did not participate in the improvement of the
Rente; after openina. at 1,0601., and having been done
at 10f. 90c., they closed at 101. 75c., or sf. lower than
the day before. The Miscellaneous Securities also
remain heavy:-Quartre Canaux are 35f. lower, at
6551.; and Obligations de la Ville 101. lower, at 9301.;
Roman is i higher, at 50f., and Belgian Fives (1840),
2i better, at 50if.; Belgian Fives (1842) are at 49if.
In Railway Shares, Marseilles are 17f. 50c. better, at
1147 f. 50c.; Rouen, 151. better, at 2901.; Orleans, 101.
better, at 420 f.; Vierzon, 71. 50c. better, at 200 E;
Northern, 3f. 75c. better at 3081. 75c.; and Nantes,
3t 75e. better, at 3321. 50c, ; Havre are 20f. lower, at
1401.; Strasburg, 21. 50c. lower, at 333 f. 75c.; Bordeaux
and Lyons are unchanged, at 382 f. 50c. and 295 f.; Bons
du Tstfm:or are something better to-day, closing at 48 per
cent. loss; French gold is at from 65t. to 701.; the
charge for obtaining specie for the 1,0001. note, about
121, to 15f.; and the value of the sovereign 25f. 50c. to
251. 75c.

BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, Arun. 6.
Boulogne and Amiens, 4—Northern of France, 174--
Orleans and Bordeaux, I u—Paris and Lyons, 23—Paris
and Rouen, 114—Sambre and Meuse, 4.

DEATH (IF LORD RIVERSDALE.—This nobleman,
an Irish peer, and a resident of, the county Cork,
has paid the debt of nature. His Lordship was brother
of the Bishop of Killaloe.

SPAIN.

Madrid journals to the 81st ult. have been received.

Senor a LOZAGA had been sent in custody to
Cadiz, in order to be transported to the Philippine
Islands.

A renewal of the disturbances in Madrid was hourly
expected.
Senor OLOZAGA has addressed the following letter
to NARVAEz:-•

" TO HIS EXCELLENCY THE DUKE OF VALENCIA.
" On leaving my house, about eleven this morning, it
was intimated to me that I was under arrest by your
order, I was unwilling to believe it. I asked for the
written order, and was told that they had none. I replied
that until I heard it myself from your own mouth I
would not believe it. On this a person, who said that
he was the successor of Redonda, and to whom I sin-
cerely wish a better fate than his predecessor, offered to
conduct me to your house, which was all that I could de-
sire under the circumstances. He did more—he sent
notice of it to my family by one of his dependents.
But on the road, without anything new having occurred,
he altered his determination, and being wanting to his
spontaneous offer, he took me to the office of the poli-
tical chief, where there is at this moment neither chief
nor secretary, nor any one whatever to hear or attend
to me.
"That you who demanded the suspension of the con-
stitutional guarantees may order to be arrested the
person who did all that he legally could to prevent the
suspension being conceded, is to be comprehended; but
that an honourable citizen (not to speak of other titles
that might be alleged by one who has served his country
as I have done) is to be the sport of the caprices of a
policeman, is a thing that I imagine you cannot approve.
" It I am not wrong in rendering you this justice,
consider the way in which I shall be able best and soonest
to know what it is sought to do with me.
" That it snav not be interpreted ill, I don't explain
to you the family reasons which make me desire the
greatest possible dispatch in this business, nor shall I
say a single word as to the surprise which my arrest,
even under present circumstances, could not but cause
me.

" If I should ha►e the pleasure to see you I shall per-
haps be more explicit.
" I remain, &c.,
(Signed) "S. DE OLOZAGA.
" Madrid, March 30, 1848, at noon,
General Post-office."

The only answer vouchsafed by NARVAEZ was an
order for the transportation of OLOZAGA to the
Philippine Islands.
MADRID BOLSA, MARCH 31.—The Three per
Cents. were done at 21 cash, and were 208, 21 buyers,
21* sellers after the close ; Five per Cents. 13f
buyers, I sellers ; Passive Debt, 44 sellers, and
buyers at that price after the close; Coupons, 9i
sellers. Exchange on London, 43 50.