The Sun.
London, England, 1856-07-07 00:00:00

FRANCE.

- PARIS, SUNDAY.
A private interview will take place between the
Emperor Napoleon and the Emperor of Austria
before the return of the former to Paris. The
meeting is to appear quite accidental, and to take
place in the middle of the Lake Constance. Aus-
tria evidently is-anxious to draw closer the alliance
with France as a safeguard against Italy as well as
Russia, and the Emperor Napoleon would feel
flattered at the idea of being thus courted by the
son of the Cassars. _ _

The letter of the Princess Clementine, Duohess
of Saxe-Coburg, has at last made its appearauce,
and though it is to a certain degree a " protest,"
yet refusal of the money cannot be detected. It
is addressed to M. Booher, the agent of the family,
and%is as follows•:

"I learn from the newspapers, Sir, that the Emperor
has just proposed to the Legislative Corps to vote a
600,000 f. rente for the children of the Princesses,
daughters of Louis Philippe. I lose no time in de-
claring that the Prince, my husband, and myself, have
made no compromise with the Government of Louis
Napoleon, have claimed no fa►our, no indemnifi.
cation. Since the decrees of the 22d of January,
which despoiled my brothers, the children of my sisters,
and myself, of the heritage of my fathers, I have
taken every opportunity of protesting against that viola-
tion of my rights. I have claimed the property which
was guaranteed to me by my marriage contract. the
sum of property which had been left to me by the King,
my well-beloved father. I asked for justice : I demand
it still.---:-Believe, &c., _

" CLEMENTINE D'OBLEANS,
Duchess of Saxe-Cobut g."

It may be inferred, from the above, that the
Princess Clementine doea not entirely refuse the
money. If she accepts it, it is, of course, oily as
an instalment of what is her right ; but her letter
to M. Bocher is certainly far from what we were led
to expect by the friends of the family.
Some of the ex-Fusionists seem offended that the
Princess should make use of the word " Emperor"
in her letter. " Monsieur Bonaparte" is the ut-
most courtesy they will allow.
The Moniteur of yesterday states that the Senate
voted on Saturday, without discussion, a credit of
10 millions for repairing the damages caused by the
floods ; and the inscription of three Rentea in the
name of the heirs to the Queen of the Belgians, the
Duchess of Saxe7Coburg-Gotha, and the Duchess
of Wurtetnberg.
Monsieur the Count rort al i g read his report ou
the project of seuatus-oonsultum concerning the
recrency.of the Empire. "The reader," says the
d'oniteur, " was interrupted and followed by fre-
quent marks of approbation."
The lifeniteur contains; in its number of Satur-
day, a long report of the Minister of Marine on the
organisation and reform of the French naval ser-
vice. The decree founded 'on this report consists
of 271 articles, and is of too great length, says' the
Moniteur, for publication in its columns, but will
appear in the Bulletin des Lois.
The Debats of Sunday has no news of general
interest on this aide the Channel.
Count d'Argout, the „governor of the Biink, is
reported to be so seiiously thatseveral ministers
are canvassing for his place. ,
General Fleury; who accompanied the Emperor
to Plombieres, has returned to Paris..
The Mayor of Algiers, who came to Paris forithe
baptism, was assured by the Empress, at a prii%ate
audience, that both the Emperor and herself intend
to pay a visit to Algiers before very long.
There have been several political arrests at Sables
d'Olonnes, near Rochelle.
BOURSE, July s.—The following were the last
quotations :
Cash. fr. a. End of Month.
per Cent 5.......... 93 7a —f. —O.
3 per Cents 7l. 60 72 5
New Loan 7l 65
Bank Shares 4,150 Raman
Credit Mobilier 1,590 &uatrian
Belgian Fives 9B4— Spanish Threes
eiedmontese (5) 9l dome Debt .........
RAILWAYS—POR CASE.

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