The Sun.
London, England, 1834-07-12 00:00:00

GERM N PAPERS.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Anvuleme arris'ed trls
forenoon on a visit to the King and. Royal Family ;
im-
mediately proceeded to Mintz, the summer residdnce of the
Court. Private accounts from Toeplitz say that the Duke of
Bordeaux left that place on the 26th, and the King, Charles
X., and the Duke of Angouleme on the 28th, to return to
Prague.
ST. PETERSBURGH, JULY 2.—Seven men-of-war which
were stationed at equal distances from each other, from Cron-
stadt to the open sea, had orders to communicate. to each, by
signals, the appearance of the Ischora steam-boat, with their
Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia,
in order that the happy news might reach Petershof as soon
as possible.
The Emperor who on the day of the arrival of their Royal
Highnesses was reviewing the guards here, as usual, in camp,
for the summer, at Krasnoe Selo, has been to meet his august
relations, and went on board their vessel, where the Em-
peror has already welcomed them.
Yesterday we had the pleasure to witness the arrival
of the imperial family of the Crown Prince and Prin-
cess of Russia, and the young Prince of the Netherlands in
this city, where they came on board the Alexander steam-
boat from Petershof. All the ships in the Neva were adorned
with flags, and immense multitudes covered the quays and
Isaac's bridge, and loudly cheered the beloved imperial family
and their august guests, while the guns of the fortress fired a
salute. We hope they will stay several days here and in the
island of Yelagin, but the Emperor's birth-day will be kept at
Petershof.

Several foreign journals speak of an approaching journey
of the Emperor to the Crimea, and, as usual, manifold con-
jectures are founded on it ; we believe that we may positively
deny that there is any truth in the report of this journey, and
in like manner we assign a place among the fictions of the
day to the statement made in other quarters of the recent oc-
cupation of a Persian province by our troops. Equally un-
founded is the report that an army of 6000 Polish national
troops is to be formed.
Captain Ross is arrived here.
On Friday last the Colossal figure of an angel in bronze,
cast in the foundry of Mr. Baird, after a model in the Imperial
Academy of Sciences, was placed en the Alexander column,
and in the course of next week the scaffolding round the
column will be taken down. The solemn consecration of
this incomparable monument will positively take place on the
30th of August, St. Alexander's day.
According to an Imperial Ukase, a new gold coin is to be
introduced for the purpose of facilitating the commercial trans-
actions with Poland. Its value is to be three rubles in gold,
and it is to be called the three ruble-imperial or Russian ducat.
The inscription on this coin is in Russian and in Polish
"20 Stot." It is to be coined at Warsaw, and the mint at
Warsaw will be allowed to coin the‘ Russian-Polish silver-
money of 15 cop., 75 cop. ; and 14- rubles, hitherto coined
with the Polish inscription, 1. 5. mail 10 stot. ; and also a new
one of 30 cop., or 2 stot.
All these silver coins, as well al; the gold coin above men-
tioned, are to be current in the whole empire in Russia as well
as in Poland.

WARSAW, JUNE 30.—The wounds inflicted on the country
by the late revolution are beginning slowly to heal. The
Governor-General gains universal esteem by his prudent and
vigorous conduct. The Emperor could not have chosen a man
better qualified for this post. In Warsaw there are about
12,000 troops; in the whole littinidom of Poland scarcely
50,000. The citadel of Warsaw is planned on such a scale that
several years will pass before it can be completed. The
ramparts of Praga are being levelled, and the ground covered
by them is sold, to be converted into gardens. The letters
received from the Polish emigrants at e almost all filled with
expressions of complaint respecting their situation in foreign
countries, and regret at having left their own homes.
HAMBURG, JUNE 7.—A letter having reached us from
Gottenburg says :—" In consequence of the high prices of
timber at Rio de Janeiro, cargoes intended for England have
been ordered to go . from the Baltic to Brazil, which will
doubtless tend to a rapid diminution of the prices." The
Russian steam-boat arrived at Lubeck the day before yesterday
in three days from Rioa.o,
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
PAsnitiao, JULY 8.-13 914 ; two, months, 138%.
ST. PETERsatiacir, JULY L—Three months, 10 43-61.
STOCKHOLM, JULY I.—Two months, 12-26.
CHRISTIANA, JUNE 28.—Three months, S 1-28.
BREMEN, JULY 4.—Two months, 606.
Bunctiv, JULY s.—Three months, 6 2514.
—Hamburg Papers, July 8.
BRUSSELS, JULY 9.—The Union publishes a Mandement
concerning the Catholic University, in which the Arch-
bishops and Bishops of Belgium announce, that the subscrip-
tion already received allow the opening of the establishment.
An Antwerp Journal says, " We learn from Paris that M.
Montalivet, Intendant of the Civil List, will accompany King
Leopold to the Chateau d'Eu and to Brussels. It is even
added that the Chateau of Eu will become the property of the
King of the Belgians.
The Chamber of Representativ es commenced yesterday the
discussion of the project of law relative to the organization of
,the Communes.—Brussels Papers, July 10.
ROME, JUNE 26.—The Holy Father decided to grant a
general amnesty, which has been: recommended to him by a
great friendly power.
VIENNA, JULY I.—Five per Cent. Metalliques 991 ; Four
per Cent. ditto, 90 ; Bank Shares, -without the dividend, 1,258.
—Allgemeine Zeitung, July 6.
BORSEN HALLE, JULY B.—Spanish Securities went down
to-day, in consequence of their decline in Paris. Business
was done in Portuguese, as well a:, , in Spanish Stock.
Discount, 3)4 per cent. End of July.
Anglo-Danish Loan, three per cent 71%
Anglo-Russian
Russian Inscription, 5 per cent,— 18,4 95%
Ditto, ditto, 1831
Ditto, ditto, 1830
Certificates 96%
Polish Bonds 132
Prussian Bonds, 1832
Austrian Bank Shares 1287
Ditto Metalliques lOO
Ditto 4 percent. *'" 9l ti
Ditto 4 per Cent. (1834). ll5
Spanish 3 per Cents 46%
Spanish Cortes (A. F. Haldima nd and .ons)
Ditto 4 per Cent. 57%
Dutch 242 per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents
Portuguese Regency
—Hamburg Reporter, July 9.