The Sun.
London, England, 1851-02-27 00:00:00

Xl4. SAY

REPUBLIC.
We have received the Paris journals of yesterday.
F Ttalanjsivoktsary_ot the Revolution lad. passed of
without disturbance, throughout all the departments
of France. - -
The Committee on the Amnesty kill • has deter-
:rained, on the tereseniation of the 'Mmiiter of the
Interior, to report against the adoption of that mea-
sure.

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-The report of M. PASSY on the extraordinary Predit
'of 3;218,501f., for the surplus expenses resulting
from keeping up on a war footing the. French troops
in Italy, has been-distributed to the Assembly. The
Ministers of War and Foreign Affairs had attended
the Committee to' give explanations, and in reply to
questions put to them, stated that the troops had
already been "coliaiderably'reduCed, and that, chiring
1851, they would not exceed 10,000 men and 1,500
horses. lf, they added, they were to be reduced be-
low, that number they would not be sufficient for the
services required, or represent France with pro-
per dignity. With regard to the recall of the troops
from Italy, the Ministers replied that it would be
impossible to fix an exact period when it could be
done. The state of affairs in Italy had improved,
and was continuing to do so; but all the causes which
had led to the occupation had not yet disappeared,
and it was poisible that they might' not do so before
the end of 1851. The Committee coincided with the
views of the Ministers on the. subject, and decided
on proposing ,the pure and, simple adoption of the
Bill. The report, after summing up the arguments,.
. which had been brought forward in support of the
,ocoupation of Rome. alludes as follows to the con•
siderations of the Ministers with regard to the con-
tinuance of the occupation :7- •
"Th haie 'allowed Anstria.'to;coraplete, by the occu•
pation of Rome, a kind of possession of Central Italy,
would have 'been toellow her 10 assume the Ascendancy
on all points or the Peninsula, and -to 'accustom all
other policies to move only in the sphere which it might
please her to point it out to them: Now; one part of
.the -work to which France has devoted her efforts :ap7'
pears to approach its termination; the other still le4ves
inCertainty at to the moment of its 'definitive comple-
tion, and it is important that the Government nhould.not
enterrbeforehand into erigageinente,.the execution of
Whiefi'Must neeestarily depend on the detoimination sf
another power!! „
The number of electors registered-..throughout
France under the provisions of tho,Electoral ;aw of
the 31St of 'May "is (exclusive of the military)
6,162,535.
The BoOrse continues feeble, and. public securities
are disposed of with difficulty. The Five per Cents.
opened at 96% 40c., rose to 96f. 45c., fell subEequenilY to
96f. 25c., and closed at 9V. 35,-..; the Three !per
Cents. closed tr. 57f. 80c.; Orleans Railroad Shares,
880 f.; Rouen, 650 f. ; Havre. 271 c. 25c.; 'Avignon, 190 f ;
Vierzon,,4l2f., 50c.;• Bale, 153 f. 76e.; B:ardeaux, 395r.';
Paris 'and. Strasburg, 366 f. 25e.; T6urs and Nadtes,
2531. 75.1.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILVV•!,YB AT THE

LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, F. 26:
Boiilokna and Amiens, 814 Central of France (Orleans
and Vierzon), 164.,—Namur and Liege; B—Northern of
;Franco, 143—Orleans and lierdeaux, • 37-,-Paris and
}Linen, 251/2 Paris and: Strasbourg,, Sambre and
Meuse,

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SPAIN. !
tradrid journals ofthe 21st have arrived.-
It was considered f-xceedingly probably that same
amelioration would be made in the tariff. The
Catalan• manufacturers and the Aladrid. merchants
had been consulted on the subject.'
ALIDRiD BOLO, 'PEE: 21.—Three per Cents.,
34;.Five per Centi.,•l4i. -Exchange on London,
50 60 money.

GERMAN Y.
The oppositiob of the representatires of the smaller
states in the Dresden Conferences to the proposition
of Austria for the formation of the new College of
Nine has 'ben so 'iiehkrnetit, that at length Prince
,SSMWAETZENBURGH has been compelled to refer his
proposition back to the ~committee for modificatiOn.
At a plenary sifting of the Conference,. which was
held on the 234, an adjournment for 14 days was de.
cided on.

• 'Bavaria, Wurtemberg, and Saxony protested
against the competency of the Dresden Conferences
to &bide e4entually a return to the 61c1 Piet. MAN-.
TEUFFEL, was to ,return to Berlin on the 24th.
The Austrian arnly is to he still further reduced, al-
though it was rumoured in Vienna •on the 22d that
an expedition against Switzerland bad been deter
mined on.

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DENMARK AND THE DUCHIES

It is. said that the Austrians have demanded pos
session of the hitatiel of Rendiburgh, at present gar,
risoned by the D'anes.

' , ITALY.
The Croce de Savoia of Turin, of the 26th, men-
tions a rumone%at the three-northern Powers have
addressed, a not4' to the riedmontese Government,
demanding the opulsion of the Italian emigrants,
the suppression of the liberty of the press, and of the
tricoloured flag, and an immediate reconciliation
with the Court of Rome. The Croce adds, that the
Piedmontese Government has refused to acquiesce in
these demands. ,
The greatest ,activity prevails in the Piedmontese
War-office; and preparations are making for the
defence of the country.
The Venice aizette of the 21st inst. publishes a
proclamation of ,he Imperial Lieutenant, dated the
, 18th, stating thatall the imperial subjects' implicated
in the revolutionary movements of the Lombardo
.Venetian kingdota,. now illegally residitig abroad,
were, oomformabit to previous decrees, to be treated
as emigrants, relined from the obligatiOns of Aus-
trian subjects, andtle;prived of their property. The
Imperial Lieutenant, . however, consents, to consider
them as absent by leave from the Austrian posses-
sions, and' they may in consequence -recover the
rights. pf. Austriaaaubjects by conforming to the
,Austrlan laws on , naturalization. The individuals
not comprised in the•amnesty of. the 12th of August,
1849-and ,the capitalation of , Vvnice of ' the 22d of
the same month, arti alone excluded. :

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISIONS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, FEB, 25.
MARRIAGE AFFINITY BILL.
NON-CONTENTS—:SO.
Somers • • BISHOPS.
Wa fregr4Ye : *Peterborough
Ossory
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Hereforddsltdxft
• Stritngford _ _Ltayritug
' stsnois. ."'Bta`yiley, r" •
• Braybrooke•
Crewe,
Campbell
'CranwOrth
• Colchester
- •Dulle'rin
Toe Tabley
Duranney.
FeVtreiiini
- Poltirfrorii -
ReaticfaTe
Sondes

Lord Chancellor
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'London
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,V 43.14.1 Milvdhester
Enninklllen llthon.
Erne Litwin •
Granville- '
Ilardwicke Xx,eter
Ilarewood. ' Rochester
Dlountcishell Chichester
Nelson ' Galata `
Fowls .No;vrieh
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. St, RaVid's
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• CO.4yENTS 7,16 p.
MARQUIS. EA.RI.II.
Clanricxd e rianeoprough
' 4•118.. " St: Gerrniitis

Beaumont- •
C 4111034
Overstone
Saye.and
Wharnelltre,
Woaehimaa
Wrottealey ,

Besborottgh
Cowper, •
Essex

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Auckland

?Int. •
Earl ritabardinge
Earl Closforth
Earl Cllengall
Lord Vivian
• • Lord ElphltiStone
!Earl Suffolk ' •
Earl Shelllelet
- arquis of loirnanby
thrd Labgda e -
Lord Suffield ,
.Earl Earrnwb9.
Yisqouut Torritigton
Lord libutfort
Earl Gletielg •
Lord Stanley of Alderley
Visconti Syd,ney

"PAIR._

Duke of Richmond
nisylFpunt BerearOrd
-- Earl Talbot -
Lord Tenterden.
L InnotighbY d'Ertieby •
Viscount Hawarden. ;.
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Mareids of Salisbury
Earl. Beauchamp
Lord Kenyon
Earl Delawarr
Earl penbigh
Duke Df Cambridge '
Lord Stanley
Lord idoutefigle •• •t
Earl Kinnoul
Lord Brougham

..)1::, tCoWtS, ISLE .DF,.:WrIGHt.
e•pctitmaatexs and-..others,-: ,
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
" i'"" •*!'• ' "c a ?,t .• , ,;.' ' COWES;' F EIS; W.
EXCISE INFORMATIONS.--Between twenty And thirty
were fined, on Thursday and Friday last; in• various,
residing in. the Isle of Wight,
* g Rale froth 10/. to 901.; for breaches of the Inland Revende
laws.
, . James Loader', of the George Inn,.Ncitiport,was fined
30L, but mitigated to 10L; he had let a:carriage for 10s.,
and•onaitted to enter it
George Adams, fur entering a smaller amount than he
bad charged, Sued, 20i, mitigated to' 31. -. , " •
James Cummings, Commercial Hote4E:onton, similar
offence, fined 20/., mitigated.to 61. 10s.
Dalicl,Plutably, Shateklin, 'similar offence, 5/.
'''john rlb°lnne.•Ventnor, similar offence.6l. 105.
John Rashley, Niton, 5/.
...; Johnißice' Cowls;.6o/.; reduced to nt.
.' Joseph. Edney, Eatit Cowes, mitigated to it/. - •
Jaoab Attrill, Niton, 90/., reduced to 201. ' ' '
George Bazent; Ride; 41..10i. . , :• '
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.John Legg. Garworth; for nol baring stage-coach
Hoene?, fine 204 mitigated to SI. _ . . .ui • •

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William Cox, Ventnor, fined 6/. 10s.
John Jacobs, Brixton,- fitied-41.---
E"""aceY, Cowes, fined 100/. for selling foreign
smuggled brandy.

.7GREAT 'EXIIIBiTION 'OF 186r:—'iLeStETnay" the
Prince Albert fire-engine; -vigreat power, and "warty we.
AlerewAher, of Long acre, was removed to' the Ctyeeal Pa-
led., where a suitable place has been' erected for its fecep.
Lion... It will require thirty men to work- this powerful
machine, which is built after the pattern of the Landon Fire
Brigade. Another,.on a smaller scale, is being prepared by
Mr. Merewether for the Crystal Palace.
Mr. Paxton's sweeping machine was,tried at the
building in Hyde Park on Saturaay morning. and was found
K,al44ii;etr.ex.Peedingly well. His Grace the Duke:of Devon.
shire wts present Ati the tile], and himself awipt tvetitYzards
of flooring.