The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-24 00:00:00

FRANCE.

TUESDAY.
Marshal Pelissier, Duke of Malakoff, is appointed
Ambassador to London, in the place of Count Per-
signy, whose resignation is accepted.
The Moniteur publishes an Imperial decree re-
organising the Council of Admiralty.
The official journal reports that his Imperial
Highness Prince Jerome Napoleon is now con-

valescent.
A telegraphic despatch has bean sent to the
maritime arrondissements and sub-arrondissements
ordering all sailors from twenty to forty years of
age, who have not completed their four years of
service to join their ships immediately.
The opening of the section of the Paris and Lyons
railway destined to connect Seyssel with Geneva,
is detailed at great length by the Paris papers.
The principal speakers were General Dufour, for
France, and M. J. Fazy and M. Bartholoney, for
Switzerland.
The transportation of "suspects" and " expect-
ants," arrested under the powers of the Public
Safety Bill, is beginning. Two transport vessels
left Marseilles for Africa last week—one with 39,
and the other 14 proscribed individuals on board.
In the first batch was a professor named Goude-
neche, for whom George Sand and the Emperor's
old nurse solicited pardon in vain.

The following telegraphic despatches have been
received here :

" HAMBURG, March 22.—Baron Manderstrom,
ex-minister of Sweden at the court of France, has
teen nominated Minister of Foreign Affairs at
Stockholm. Until he arrives, M. Gyldenstolpe,
Minister of War, will act ad interim for the baron."
" BERNE, March 23.—1 t is announced that in
the last audience accorded by the Emperor of the
French to M. Kern, his Majesty seemed disposed
to examine anew the question relative to passports.
The Government has made an objection to the
establishment of the new consulates, but has not
yet adopted a definitive resolution respecting
them."

BOURSE, March 23.—The following were the
closing quotations :
per Cents 9l —,
Do. end month
3 per Cent. ..... 69 15
Da. end month 69 80
Bank Shares
Credit Mobilier 800
Do. Account 797 50
RAW
Orleans
Northern
New Ditto 795
Lyon and Mediteran S3S
Now Ditto 795
Geneva 667'_

Credit Foncier
Belgian 4 ......
Piedmontese (5)
Roman B9
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Rome Debt 37

WAYS.
Midi
\Western 602.
Strasburg
Grand Central
k \Sardinian
Austrian
ITRIA.

AUS'
A letter from Vienna o.
Gazette says :
" Two days back, Sir Hamilton Seymour de
vered to Count de Bur)l a note from the English
Cabinet, in which Lord Malmesbury officially
notified to the Austrian Minister of Foreign Affairs
its entrance into office, and requested in the mcst
cordial manner for himself and his colleagues the
continuation of the same fi iendly relations between
Austia and England as had existed under the pre
vious administration. It is said that this note also
states that under existing circumstances a complete
accord between England, Austria, and Pru-sia on
all questions would be most desirable, and that the
new Cabinet was desirous of establishing such an
agreement. This news caused great satisfaction to
Count de Buol, who on the following day commu-
nicated the note to the Emperor, who also received
it with £reat pleasure."
Another letter from Vienna, in the Zeit of
Berlin, says :—" The Emperor bas addressed an
autographic letter to the Minister of Finance, in
which he requests a report to be immediately pre-
senttd of the new sources of taxation which may
exist ; he, at the same time, desires that no fresh
taxes may ba levied of a nature to irritate the
people, and that the amount on each taxpayer may
not be increased in any sensible degree."

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