The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-16 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, July 16.
The Moniteur de l'Arin& publishes a report from
Marshal Niel to the Emperor, followed by an

Aerial decree re-establishing the 23 batteries o:

artillery suppressed in November, 18G5.
The following is a more complete summary of the
reply made by M. Rouher, yesterday, in the Legis-

lative Body to the remarks of M. Jules Favre on
the subject of Luxemburg :—" Our policy with
regard to Luxemburg," said M. Rouher, " has had
serious results. Ido not wish to exaggerate them.
We must not assume the position with regard to
Prussia of being triumphant. Our policy is a
policy of calmness and conciliation. We have
claimed what we believed just, and our success,
instead of being a cause of irritation, should prove
an element of concord and peace. The
Government looks upon the question of
German unity without regret for the past,
and without pre-occupation as regards the
future, with a feeling of its dignity and strength,
it is entirely without apprehension of wounded
susceptibilities in which it does not believe. The
unity of Germany is a serious fact, which must
have been realised either under the Prussian or
Austrian sceptres. It has been accomplished by
Prussia. This unity has marked out its sphere—
there is nothing in that to trouble the peace of the
world !"

Replying to an interruption from AI. Thiers, who
made a remark relative to the bill for the reor-
ganisation of the army, DI, itouher declared that
the bill in question was framed with the
exclusive idea of self-defence. "We do not
wish,l, he added, "to form exclusive alli-
ances, for by forming exclusive alliances permanent
enemies are created. To summarise the policy of
the Government in a few words, I may say that its
diplomatic tendencies are essentially directed
towards the preservation of peace throughout the
world, and the Government would decide on only
sacrificing so momentous an interest for that day,
when regard for the honour of France, care for her
dignity, or the safety of her frontiers should render
such a course an imperative duty." (Prolonged
applause.)
In the Paris corn market last week the four marks
of flour were 2f. 25c. higher--at 73f. 75c. the 157
kilos.; wheat rose 2f. 50c.—to 46f. the 120 kilos. ;

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rye was unchanged—at 25f. 50c. the 115 kilos. ;
barley was also unaltered—at 22f. the 100 kilos. ;
and oats likewiso unvaried—at 25f. 50c. the 100
kilos. At the last cattle market at Sceaux oxen
sold at If. 32c. to if. 60c. the kilo, calves at If. 50c.
to 2f., and sheep at I.f. 34c. to If. 70c. At Poissy
the prices were If. 28c. to lf. 56c., if. 55c. to 2f.,
and lf. 40c. to if. 80c., respectively.
BOURSE, July 15, Two o'clock.—The market is
dull and most insignificant, even the bi-monthly
reponse des primes (option) has no improving effect.
French Threes are without change, at 68f. 721 c.
Italian Fives arc quoted 10c. lower, at 50f. Credit
Mobilier, Credit Foncier, and Comptoir d'Escompte
shares remain unvaried at 361 f. 25c., 1,417 f. 50c.,
and 765 f. respectively. The same may be said of
most securities. The railway market is if anything
a fraction lower.
Three o'clock .—The market closed as follows:
Bank Shares —
Italian Loan 5O
Do. end month 5O
Mexican Loan —
Do. Bonds —
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —
Deferred

por Colas 99
Do. ond month

3 per Cents.
Do. end month 6B 77
Crodit Mobilier
Do. end month
Credit Foncier —
Do. end month 1112 5O
RAIL'

intS.

For Accouni
Orleans
Northern 1165
Lyons and Mediterranean ~ 88-2 50
Southern —
Western —

Eastern 537 50
Sardinian —

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Austrian
Lombard 3Bl 25
North of Spain 92 50
Saragossa lO3 75
Romani, wismitmo