The Sun.
London, England, 1856-09-05 00:00:00

rested.

PARIS, FRIDAY MORNING.

A despatch has just arrived from Neufchatel,
which says the canton is again tranquil.

ST. PETEItSBURG, SEPT. 1.

The Minister of Finance has been authorised to
issue three new series of paper-money, amounting
to nine millions uf silver roubles.

MADRID, SEPT. 3.

The Gazette publishes a decree dissolving the
Constituent Cortes.
Another royal decree accepts the resignation of
M. Corradi, Minister of Spain at Lisbon.

FRANCE.
1' The Emperor," says the Courrier du Havre,
" intends, it is thought, to be in Paris by the 15th
inst., as several of the ministers now absent on
leave have received notice to return to the capital
by the 14th."
Prince Jerome embarked yesterday on board the
Ariel steamer at Havre, and ran out to sea. The
steamer steered at first in the direction of Tour-
ville, and then stood out into the offing. After a
cruise of about two hours, his Imperial Highness,
who appeared in the enjoyment of excellent health,
landed and returned to the hotel Frascati.
A Paris letter, in the Presse Beige, says :—" The
rumour that a naval review is to be passed by the
Emperor at Toulon, in presence oZ several foreign
sovereigns, gains credit. It is even said that the
review will take place some weeks sooner than was
originally intended, in order to avoid the risk of
bad weather. The Imperial family is afterwards
to come to Paris for the winter.
A letter from Constantinople of the 24th ult., in
the Simaphor of Maraeille; says :—" Captain de
Marolles, of the French navy, who lately went to
Sebastopol in the Chaptal steamer for the purpose
of bringing back to France for interment the body
of his brother, General de Marolles, who fell in
the attack on Cie Malakkoff, returned a few days
since, having fulfilled his melancholy mission.
Captain de Marolles and the commanding officer
of the Chaptal bath speak in the warmest terms of
the courtesy shown to them by the Russian Rear-
Admiral, now governor of Sebastopol, who ren-
dered every facility to them in their search ; and
when the body was found and embarked had caused
the usual military honours to be paid by the Rus-
sian troops. Twenty-six English engineers and
land surveyors have just arrived here. They are
to proceed immediately to Syria, to continue
the surveys for the railway in the valley of the
Euphrates."

BOURSE, Sept. 4.—The following were the last
quotations :

Cash. fr. s.
4i per Cents 95

End °Month.
—f. —O.
70 75

3per Cents 7O 55
New Loan —
Bank Shares 4,125 Roman
C.:edit Mobilier 1,635 Austrian
Belgian Fives — Spanish Threes ..... .
Fiedmontese (5) — Home Debt „„...,

- --.
RAILWAYS—PGR CABS.
fr. e. fr. 43.
Orleans ......... 1,350 Western... 935 —..
Northern 1,012 50 Strasburg
Lyons «...1,342 50 New Ditto
Mediterranean 1,740 Grand Central 660
Lyons Geneva — Teste —
Cette 750 Austrian Com. ...... 873 75

AUSTRIA.
A letter from Vienna of the 29th ult. in the
Debats says :—" The late war was a golden age for
Austria, for during that time three-fifths of the
trade in the Levant has been carried on by Aus-
trian subjects. Now that peace has been restored
competition has again arisen in the markets which
for the last two years have been in our exclusive
possession, and many of our manufactured articles
have consequently fallen in price. We are also
threatened with a formidable competition in the
navigation of the Danube. This was formerly con-
centrated in our hands, but the monopoly is about be
wrested from us by the opening of that river and its
tributaries to European commerce. The future
therefore under these circumstances appears rather
discouraging for our manufacturers, and it is not
therefore surprising that the Government should
be every day receiving petitions for aid and protec-
tion against foreign competition.
A letter from Vienna of the 30th ult. says :
" Formerly the Austrian Government had ob-
jected to the landing of Turkish troops on the
shores of the Adriatic ; the Ottoman forces, in
order to reach Montenegro, were compelled to pass
over a long extent of country where the roads were
frequently icnpracticab' e. Now that we are as
much interested as Turkey in putting down revolt
in that country, the Turkish troops have been in-
formed that every facility will be granted to them,
and that they will receive every assistance from the
Austrian commanders."