The Sun.
London, England, 1860-10-31 00:00:00

FRANCE.

Prince Metternich and M. Hubner were received
by the Emperor on Sunday at St. Cloud. The Am-
bassador is said to be pleased with his reception, as
also M. Hubner. Hence it is inferred that the
prospects are more pacific. In proof of this I sup-
pose is the fact that every one seems preparing for
war as actively as he can, and that the Aus-
trian Government are recalling their officers on
leave of absence in foreign countries. On the
other hand, the Opinion Nationale is threatened
with prosecution for having circulated false news
to the effect that an ultimatum had been sent from
Vienna to Turin. The Editor has already been
up before the 'Suge d'lnstruction. The Opinion
Nationale is the organ of the Palais Royal, and has
great credit at Court. The Credit Mobilier people,
whose special mission, it seems, is to keep up the
Bourse at all risks, are indignant with the Opinion
.Nationale for causing the fall the other day, and
would willingly see it in the pillory, for presuming
either by true or false intelligence to interfere ; but
the Opinion is too highly protected to care much
for their anger.
Great discontent has been caused among the
working classes in Paris by the increase in the
price of tobacco, pursuant to a late Imperial decree.
As the workman must be kept in good humour at
any cost, the Constitutionnel will be ordered to pub-
lish an article tending to pacify them.
Great activity is observable at the hotel of the
Minister of Marine, Admiral Hamelin is occupied
with the creation of companies of naval artillerymen
to be employed in the defence of the coast. These
artillerymen are to be chosen among the trained
seamen who have not yet completed their period of
service. Several of the towns on the coast have
been placed in a respectable state of defence. It is
moreover reported that a corps of observation is to
be formed on the frontiers of Alsace and of Lor-
'rain e.

BOURSE, Oct. 30.—There is no change in the
aspect of the market. Business continues dull, but
with little fluctuation in prices. Threes have been
done at 69f 971 c; Mobilier, 707 f 50c ; Orleans, 1,371 f
25c; Northern, 970 f; Lyons, 917 f 50c; Austrian,
486 f 25c; Lombard, 483 f 75c. The following are
the last quotations :-
4 per per Cents 95 50
Do. end month 95 501
3 per Cents
Do. end month 69
Bank Shares .. 2850
Credit Mobilier 7lO
Do. Account —

Credit Fonder 9OO -
Belgian 4i lOO -
Piedmonteze Fives 79 -
Roman -
Austrian -
Spanish Threes 474 -
Home Debt

RAILWAYS.

Cash. Account.
Orleans 1370 .. 1370
Northern
New ditto BBO ..
Lyons and Mediterranean 917 50 .. 917 50
Geneva 350 .. 355
Southern 503 75 .. 505
Western
Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard 482 50 .. 481 25

NAPLES.

A letter from Naples, in the Deiats, says :

" The city and the theatres were illuminated in
consequence of the result of the voting. Garibaldi
had come in the morning from Caserta not to oc-
cupy himself with business, for he has given that
up entirely, but to visit his old friend Col. Deidero.
When Garibaldi was introduced to the Colonel at
Caserta by Bertani, Crispi, Gattuneo, and others
(these gentlemen have now all left), Deidero,
who always speaks freely to his friend, addressed'
him rather roughly, saying, 'ln Europe they
believe you to be a robber; your prestige is at
an end, you have fallen ; your word, your feel-
ings, your courage, and your good faith are
mistrusted; the press attacks you; your honour-
able friends repudiate you : abdicate, abdicate.'
Garibaldi had sulked at those words ; Deidero left
Caserta, tzud did not return. Garibaldi felt some
remorse ; he came to Naples, and went to the
Hotel d'Angleterre to dine with his old friend.
The people, who understand nothing of political
intrigues, but who believe in and adore Garibaldi,
assembled in large numbers in front of the hotel
with a band of music and began applauding
him. The Dictator appeared on the balcony.
The people were silent, and so was he. The
band commenced another air, and the people
renewed their applause. Garibaldi remained
there with his arms folded, but did not speak ; he
appeared discontented and angry. The music and
the plaudits were renewed, and when they again
ceased Garibaldi still remained silent us a statue.
The people then, with a supplicating voice, ex-
claimed, Speak, if only one word, General—one
word.' Garibaldi was affected, and said, What do
you wish me to say to you, Neapolitan people, who
by a gesture indicate to Europe that you will have
Italy one ?' and, in saying this, he energetically
pointed upwards with his forefinger. In the even-
ing he again started for Caserta. That was, per-
haps, his farewell to the people, for he has decided
that if war with Austria does not break out he will
return to Caprera after the arrival of the King."