The Sun.
London, England, 1869-06-11 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, June 10, Evening.
The Duke of Montpensier has sent a coma:l3°l6lf
tion to the Government, in which, as a eiti4e°:,
Spain, and a Captain General of the Army', he de
dares that he acknowledges and promises to resre
the Democratic Constitution as voted by the c°'
stituent Cortes.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June 11.
The Viceroy of Egypt left at 10 o'clock this r°°ro,
ing by special tr,in iu one of the Royal carrite;
The Turkish Minister, accompanied the Vice—,
to the station, where he was received by the Iluth
rites and a guard of honour.
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It is stated that negotiations for a treaty 01
merce and navigation have commenced with the
Government cf the Viceroy.

FRANCE.
PARIS, June 11:44
The disorders and riots were renewed last nlb
at Belleville and on the Boulevard Montninrtr
where two houses, 1 3 kiosks, and the office 0f 1:5
omnibus proprietor ware sacked, and all traffic wi3"o
interrupted. The Gardes de Paris charged t
crowd, which was singing the Marseillaise•
The proclamation of the Prefect of the Police, ill
which he announces his intention of preserving_
tranquillity by all means in his power, „as torn
down in several places. A
rile,
Towards 11 o'clock a dense crowd appeared "
the Boulevard Montmartre, the Place de la Bas

and on the Boulevard Villette.
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The public force occupies the most in3P°- the
points of the disturbed quarter, but up ° 0
present hour no collision with the troops 111° be

reported.
The disturbances were greatly aggrava!ed ,h,
•
the extinction of the gas lights at various odi,
of the Boulevards. Several members of the °
tonal staff of the Rappel were arrested during

day.
By one a.m. this morning tranquillity WBB roc;
stored on the Boulevard Montmartre, and it 1„,,,%.11 is.
occupied by the police and the Garden de jo
A few groups of people persisted in rernaiPi"

the neighbouring streets. terd4
The police succeeded iu arresting Yes 0.
several individuals who tried to break into the g

shop of M. Lefancheux in the Rue Vivietive•
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The following report of last night's Pr°c-'
is published this morning in the Gazette de

bureaux,
The Boulevard Montmartre was last night il°
eight o'clock again the scone of disturbanee°', A
The crowd shouted, screamed, and whistie“.arto
gang of rioters passing through the Rue Mell:t: the
arrived on the spot by half-past nine Eingalvecet
Marseillaise and uttering seditious cries. Whem% de9
they passed, the shops, the cafes, and the ar—ser,
were immediately closed. By 10 o'clock 2° o,a
geants de Ville appeared, and summoned the er
tea
collecs,
to disperse. Ihe rioters, however, again
in the neighbouring streets. Cavalry Patr°7o.
versed the Rues Rongemon and Berghe the area
bourg Montmartre. Similar disturbances nee- ted
on the Place de l'llotel de Ville. The crow call!
and sang the Marseillaise. The police energe"-
forced the rioters back. ied to

At half-past 10 o'clock some individuals tri; the
upset an omnibus, but were prevented '''.4sed
police. At 11 o'clock about 150 perselisoo
through the Boulevard Montmartre, upse°l3g de's
seats and kiosks in front of the °I le
e'
Pr
Varietes, in order to block up the streets and o so,
vent the passage of the cavalry. They evetbroir
ceeded in extinguishing several gaslights' 001
ing this part of the Boulevard into darkness/

caused great excitement.
The arrests made here were very limner°

BOMBAY MAIL.
1-„ne 11'
GIBRALTAR, 0 '''' 00
The Peninsular and Oriental Compaq's t Ilre 9.0
Syria, from Southampton, sth inst., arrived 'drip
4 p.m., and left at 8 p.m. yesterday for Aleol
She experienced foggy weather. All well' 10,
SUEZ, Julie ilej
The Baroda, from Bombay, 25th May, ar:f
at seven this evening.
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