The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-06 00:00:00

&TEST 'NEWS.

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY.
The Emperor, accompanied by the Empress,
inaugurated the Boulevard Sebastopol to-day. The
Emperor was on horseback and rode in front of his
escort. The Empress was in an open carriage.

Their Majesties were loudly cheered. Every.
,ping went off in perfect tranquillity.
The crowd was very great.

The Period to which the session of the Legislative
Body, it is thought, will be extended, is April 28.
It is said that a senatus-consultum will probably be
promulgated before long, declaring that as the ex-
perience of seven years has demonstrated that a
session of three months is not sufficient to enable
the Legislature to dispose of all the business pre-
sented to it, the duration for the future shall be
four months.

"An invitation," says a Paris letter in the
Journal du Havre, " has been sent by the Queen
of England to Count de Persigny, to spend two
days with her Majesty at Windsor, before his de-
parture from England. This significant honour
conferred on the representative of Napoleon 111.,
at the moment when he is about to quit his post,
is justly considered as the most striking testimony
that the sovereign of Great Britain can give of the
complete re-establishment of a good understanding
between her government and that of Franca." By
a telegraphic despatch we learn that the count pro-
ceeded to Windsor yesterday morning, and will not
return to London until to-morrow (Wednesday).
BOURSE, April 5. The following were the
closing quotations :

41 per Cents 93
Do. end month

Credit Fonder
Belgian 4.
Piedmoutese (5)
Roman B9
Austrian
Spanish Threes
Home Debt

3 per Cent. ..... ... 69 50

Do. end month 69 GO
Bank Simms_

Credit Mobilier ... 760

Do. Account 757 50
RAIL'
Orleans
Northern

New Ditto _ _ 780

. -
Lyon and Mediteran. 8174
New Ditto 7BO

Geneva

Midi
Western 615
Strasburg.
Grand Central . . 640
Sardinian
Austrian

Int -11igence from Genoa of the 21 gives the re-
sult of the trial which took place at Lucca of !he Leg-
horn insurgents. Eight of the prisoners are con-
demned to death, and eleven to various terms of
imprisonment. Five of the latter are Sardinian
suljecO.

The first detachment of the Austrian corps of
observation which lately sailed from Trieste for
Cattaro will proceed to the eastern froniier of Al-
hAnia, near the block-house of Sappag-if on the
Antivari road. Field-marshal Mamula will pro-
ceed direct to Cat.aro. He has given orders to
the commanding officers of the troops to confine
themselves to keeping a strict watch on the
Austrian territory.

The /ndipendente of Turin publishes an article
in which it insiWs on the necessity of Sardinia
adopting such measures as are necess-iry to maintain
friendly relations with the French government,
and in the course of its remarks it says :—" We
strongly oppose the opinion entertained by tome
persons that a liberal government cannpt be allied
with a government based on different insiitutions,
and who, by insults to that government, place in (Front ate Morning Foal.)
danger the close friendship which prevails between
"The Caliph of Bagdad" was generally well per-
fnrtned ; but s ill the debutz/t of the evening, Mas,
the two countries. We are convinced that the
French alliance is of great importance, not only to Roden, if it was nt ly because she was a debutant, claims
Piedmont, but to the common country, Italy ;and
a few special words of 1 raiEc and enc,)ur,geintnt. Mi—
Roden possesses a very want and sy rnp., Lsti. ; sop,an:
that the isolation to which we should be condemned
voice, and has evidently been trained in a good school,
without that alliance would ♦be fatal. We express although nervousness very naturally prevented her doing
this opinion with the great confidence."• ample justice to herself on this occasion, find making