The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-11 00:00:00

her soldiery and give them a little pleasant ex-
citement after the monotony of the siege, Russia
is about to organise a brisk campaign against
the Circassian tribes forthwith, and the f;ur-
render of Kertch and Yenikale will enable her
very speedily to march troops to Anapa, and
to re-occupy her old stronghold on the coast.
Apropos of Menschikoff, here is a storiette :
When the news of Kornileff's death, and the cir-
cumstances attending it, was reported to him, he
exclaimed—" What a fool the man was to go and
stand in an embrasure in that manner." A few
days after, he visited the bastion, and asked where
Kornileff was hit, and to the great amusement of
those who knew the story, he got into the embra-
sure and looked out, mying, " Oh, this is the place,
is it?"

FRANCE.
PARIS, TOESDAY EVENING.
The Moniteur of to-day states that the Em-
peror. reached Angers at half-past six p.m. on.
Monday, and proceeded immediately to inspect
the slate quarries of Trelaze.

The Mortileur, in alluding to the projected sci-
entific voyage of Prince Napoleon to the North
Sea, states that his Imperial Highness will go to
Havre on the 12th to personally superintend the
arrangements now being made on board the Reine
Hortense and the Cocyte, and will return to
Paris on the following day in order to be present
at the baptism of the Prince Imperial, at the con-
clusion of which ceremony he will return again to
Havre, and embark in the morning of the 15th.
This voyage, during which the Prince will remain
strictly incognito, will last about three months.
Cardinal Patrizzi, the Papal Legate, arrived in.
Paris at five o'clock yesterday evening. A
railway carriage, richly ornamented, had been
sent down to Lyons expressly for the accom-
modation of the Legate and of the persons who
accompanied him. The Count de Vauichier,
and MM. Gustave, de Rothschild, and Chapron,
directors of the company, were in waiting at the
station to receive his Eminence. The Cardinal,
who appears about 57 or 58 years old, wore a close-
fitting skull cap, and a scarlet silk dress. His
Eminence, on his arrival, was received by the Duke
de Cambaceres, Grand Master of the ceremonies,
accompanied by an Equerry of the Emperor. The
Minister of Public Worship, the Archbishop of
Bordeaux, and the Archbishop of Paris were also
present, as were the Bishop of Adras, chaplain of
his Majesty, and the chaplains of the Imperial
chapel. Six of the Court carriages were in wait-
ing. The cross-bearer of the Legate with the cross
entered the first, and the Legate and the other
high personages present the others, and proceeded
towards the Tuileries, escorted by a squadron of
of the Guides. The Ist regiment of the Voltigeurs
of the Guard were drawn up at the station. The
cortege followed the Rue de Iron, the Rue St.
Antoine, and the Rue de Rivoli, where a numerous
crowd had assembled.

THE BOURSE, June 10.—The following were the
closing quotations :

- - Cash. Cr. s.
t per Cents 93 25
3 per Cents 7l
Now Loan 7l

End of Month.
—f. —O.
71 50

Bank Shares 4,050 Raman
Credit Mobilier 1,817 50 Austrian
Belgian Fives 97k— Spanish Threes
Piedmontesc (5). 92 25 Home Debt

RAILWAYti—rou CAM.

f'r. c. ft. f+
Orleans ........
Northern
Lyons ..... 1,495 Now Ditto .........875
Mediterranean 1,700 Grand Central
Lyons Geneva BOO Taste
Cette 775 Austrian C0in....... 887 50