The Sun.
London, England, 1858-01-29 00:00:00

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FRANCE.
PARIS, THURSDAY.
The Emperor yesterday received autograph
letters of congratulation on his late escape from
the King of Sweden and Norway, the Grand Duke
of Hesse, the Duke of Nassau, and the Duke of
Brunswick, and also an address to the same effect
from the Senate of the free town of Lubeck. His
Majesty also received a letter, in which the Grand
Duke of Tuscany notifies that the Archduchess
Anne, wife of the hereditary Prince Ferdinand, had
been safely delivered of a princess.
A Paris letter, in the Nord of Brussels, says :
" The document which the French Government
has drawn up on the subject of the refugees is not
a note,' properly so called, but merely a series
of directions to its representatives at London, Brus-
sels, Turin, and Berne to present observations to
the Governments of those places on the subject.
In sending these directions, the Cabinet of the
Tuileries has ceded to the wishes of all the Euro-
pean powers, and especially the German ones. The
ministers accredited in Paris and the personages
sent there to congratulate the Emperor have all
insisted on some measures being adopted. The
King of Sardinia, like all other sovereigns, has
manifested a firm determination to expel from his
States the agents of a criminal propagandism
against foreign governments ; and there is reason
to believe that the revolutionary press in Pied-
mont will be for the future subjected to a more
severe surveillance. The King of Wurtemberg,
though on a sickbed, has written to the Emperor
of the French to say that be will take part in any
measures that may be adopted by the powers to
protect the Continent against attempts of the re-
fugees. In addition to the communication made
by Lord Cowley, the Queen and Prince Albert,
who are frequently in correspondence with the
Emperor, have written to his Majesty letters full
of touching interest. There was at one moment a
question of sending the Duke of Cambridge to
Paris, but the Queen and the Ministers thought it
unnecessary, on account of the extremely cordial
understanding existing between the two Cabinets.
Letters from London state that the Prince of Prus-
sia, in the name of all Germany, represented to the
English Government the necessity of giving to
France and Europe some guarantees against the
manoeuvres and plots which are organised under
the 'protection of British hospitality."
The following telegraphic despatches have been
received here :

BERLIN, Jan. 27.—A new project from Den-
mark, having for object to place the Duchies of
Holstein and Lanenburg in an exceptional position
in the Danish Monarchy, has been brought to
Frankfort by Baron de Blixen, but the members of
the Diet have deeared against it as insufficient.
Madrid, Jan. 27.—The Address in answer to the
Speech from the Throne has been read in the
Chamber of Deputies. It signifies that the appro-
bation of the house is given to the programme of
the cabinet.
BOURSE, JAN. 28.—The following were the
closing quotations
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Geneva

TUNIS.

Letters from Tunis, dated the 18th, state that*
Gouma, the Arab chief, who had rebelled against
the thy of Tripoli, and had refused the asylum and
pension offered him by the Sultan, had accepted the
offer, through the French Consul at Tunis, to
establish himself in the south of Algeria. He is
there to receive the title of Caid, and a territory,
to be assigned by the Governor of the province.
The Regencies of Tunis and Tripoli are pacified by
the agreement. The thanks of the Bey of Tunis
have been presented to M. Roches, the Consul-
general of France.
The Ministers of the Bey are busied with reforms
promised to the people. Among them are a regency
and the reconstruction of the Code.