The Sun.
London, England, 1856-10-14 00:00:00

G OCTOBER 14 t B's -1.

a Moderado, and figured in various Cabinets.
Nocedal, or as he was more familiarly termed
Nocedalite, was at one time an ardent, almost a
revolutionary liberal. He modified his opinions os
the chances opened to him of place, and became
attached in 1847 to the Puritans, or Tiers Part', at
whose head was M. Pacheco. He is an advocate of
no great professional reputation. Arrazola, also
member of the same learned profession, has filled the
high high office of President of the Tribunal of JustieF•
He has been Minister of Grace and Justice Ili
several Cabinets, a Moderado-Christino, and per-
sonally honest. Urbistondo was a general officer in
the Carlist army until 1840 ; he deserted the call
of the Pretender when it was in its decline, Passe„f
over to the Christina camp, and took advantage
the treaty of Bergara. He resided on half-paY in
San
.Sebastian, and was implicated in the O'Donnell
plot in 1841. Private papers belonging to him, am
abstracted by a servant while he was residing geed
Bayonne in 1842-3, showed that he was engt44l,
with others in preparing the insurrection
in the latter year overthrew Espartero. „he
was not long after named Captain-General 01 "
Philippine Islands, but was recalled after the r 13.,
,
volution of 1854. He is supposed not to have eraal
tirely forgotten his Carlist tendencies. Genet
Lersundi figured as Minister of Foreign Affe,"' 5e
the Bravo Murillo Ministry, and was one of the,
who was preparing the coup d'etat previous. to
formation of the Sartorius or San Luiz Ministry
He wasimplicated in the Diego Leon insurrectionhl:
Madrid in 1841, when the project was to tako off tuo,
Queen to France or to the Basque provinces. geistill
ceeded in escaping to France, where he resided of
the fall of Espartero in 1843. He is a natl/Tetho
Guipuzcoa ; served as a private volunteer it the
Chapelgorris in the beginning of the war; Was cell
protegJ of the Conchas, and was by them adr-dier
to the superior ranks. He was made a Brie,B4B,
after the military insurrection in Madrid
He is a gallant soldier—but nothing more.

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY EvENIN6O'O,
The Moniteur contains the two following

nouncements
of
or
" General Count Gyuali, Military Govern a to
L, b- - - • nte

Aombardy, had the lionoui of being presell;,„l,
the Emperor on Sunday at the Palace of St. 11.`72 ''at the request of the Charge d'Affaires of Atletro.o
" The Emperor received in private audieln"be.
Sunday, at the Palace of St. Cloud, General,,inio
redine, charged by his Highness the Be;, ofal
to present to his Majesty a cradle for the IniP—
fl
Prince."
by, the
The following is the autograph letter sent. -„tbet
Emperor of Russia to Count de Morny,
with the insignia of the order of St. Andrew :" gelf,
"In testimony of my particular esteem for Yri,ilf
and in consideration of the friendly relations so nTtbe
re-established between Russia and France, I havet°,algbt
-
day of my solemn coronation, nominated youab
of the Order of St. Andrew, the insignia of W
herewith send you.
" ALM/o'ol'oo
BOURSE, OCT. 11.—The market has bees flog
feverish, and Securities declining. It was rePtitbe
that the French and English ambassadors 3,,pil
Court of Naples had been recalled. A telegc.os'
despatch also announced that the Cabinet °,.; tot
drid had given in their resignations, an„toi
Marshal Narvaez was appointed as Presiue.tor,
the Council, and was to form a new Minto
Threes have been done at 67fr. and doll% the
66fr. 75c.—The market continued decliningtotir
close, when the following were the last ci
tions

Cash. fr. a. End ofilantil;
41 per Cents 9O 75 —f. —o.
3 per Cents 66 50 66 60
New Loan 66 65
Bank Shares 3,910 Homan ...............
Credit Mobilier 1,495 Austrian ............
Belgian Fives. .....
Piedmontese(s) . 69 Home Debt ........m

RAILWAYS-7011 CASH. fr.
fr. o. BSO 60
Orleans ,„ ...... 1,265 Western ........ . ...... 8
Northern
Lyons —... 1,267 50 New Ditto ......... 611 /.
Mediterranean 1,700 Grand, Central ...••• 620 .
Lyons Geneva 725 Tests .................. 0
Cette 690 Austrian Com. .....

NAPLES. 0434
The German papers, which recently Pa.,estio4ll
letters representing that the Neapolitan c1",c187
had assumed a pacific tendency, contain wroplef
articles of a different character. One, for 00 pc
from Vienna of the 6tb, in the Boersenhalle of
lin, says : fec
" learn from an authentic source that it is per. oe
true that the cabinet of St. Petersburg has sent
to :04
and Paris notes which plead, each in a different &tif
11
the cause of the Ring of Naples. In the note
trim, Russia supposes that the cabinet of Vienna l'octi
contented with the line of policy followed by the Wee er
Powers towards Naples, and asks it to support ell!).
call,' the principle of sovereignty which is menaced.
note to France, on the other hand, is a sort of aPPe tto:
moderation. Neither at Vienna nor in Paris liseeloce,;
notes produced the desired effect, for in neither r.lea'
could the protecting mania of Russia, which is rope gee'
anew, be received with satisfaction. As long as -rtmiti
and Austria are in accord, the principle of soverelliol
will not be in danger. But France has proved or
much she desires to stand well with Austria, by
pending the execution of the projected measures' oto
however, the last effort to induce the Ring of Nal3' get
make concessions should fail, Austria would not lie)
stop the Cabinet of the Tuileries in its measures, vitittO
are as moderate as possible, and a diplomatic Id 1,8
bet Ween Naples and the Western Powers wee',3gr
a fait accempli, though it would not exclude an arr„%
ed
ment by means of
tti
hua td
Austria,
diplomaticou fs
whichra
take
at
Vienna,iki
eeac
Westernno
with
igatrhsesarse.
psftpro'fat:t,
guaranteepNoB
twvvhri
propositions
Bingltoeiesnsriconjunctionwion l
would
adNf
o:.
haot
apnh thevlse ees
cabineta, wt
if he should reject the rned'' fl of
le
the sendisneglsoofftvi,hael:quadrons of France and En "lb- gip'
Ftrrieannevhefis
et,
isnthohaaollether object than to recerv, jos,
jbeeiennthseettfileeedtet.hatTsheeveeer‘a:eeog-telb:
will have to
thattak e t
ra
nmeasures,ciui l
tranquillity
inbe
not conjunctiondisturbed t
in ilts:.
get
and to protect Austrian subjects and property ag" yt
any poular movements which may take place
Naples."
Another letter dated the 7th, in the Correspo-'
of Nuremburg, says :
iso
" A despatch received two days back fronli..,:`,'leo
states that the departure of the French fleet for
is only postponed for a very short period, and ths:tlie
recall of the ambassador of France, M. Brenier, WitAor
members of his legation, will shortly take place.iof
tria has succeeded by all sorts of pretexts in delA.loob
the action of France ; but it appears that the Free so
Cabinet is beginning to lose patience, and the folly'
that it seems to be better informed than our own u 1
matic circles as to the ill success of the last efforts 1:3o i
by Austria at Naples, through General de 101:,t tbe
Austria will nevertheless send some war steamers t"
Bay of Naples, to be at the disposal of the Aust
ambassador."
A letter from Vienna, in the German Joutile
Frankfort, says--" The rumours which have u;°,lo
lately current that the Western Powers have g 4,
up the idea of sending their squadrons to Nap,if
and that the affair would bo pacifically arranbies
are utterly unfounded. The last news from PKtgett
states that the King remains as obstinate as e'
and persists in his resolution not to make an °-
n
ly
cessions."

PRUSSIA.
A letter from Berlin, of the 10th, in the Go
Journal of Frankfort, says :—" Count WaleW't
Minister of Foreign Affairs of France, has 501)g0
circular to the French diplomatic agents at foril,
courts, in answer to that of Russia of September j•
According to what we have heard of this new (1°;e0
merit, the French government repels the repro3e'to
of Prince Gortschakoff, and adduces arguments t of
prove that it is erroneously that the conclue49
France and England in the Neapolitian affair
been represented as contrary to existing treat'
and to the public Europe."
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