The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-13 00:00:00

3d inst.

A telegraphic despatch from Copenhagen states
that no fresh modifications will take place for the
present in the Danish Cabinet. Mr. Krieger,
Minister of the Interior, is charged provisionally
with the vacant Department of Finance.

The Gazetta Militare of Turin mentions a ru.
mour to the effect that the Neapolitan Government
has, through the intervention of the British am-
bassador, offered Messrs. Rubattino and Co., of
Genoa, au indemnity of 100,000 fr. for the deten-
tion of the Cagliari and her crew, and that the said
company has refused the sum as being insufficient.

FRANCE.
PARIS, MONDAY.
Prince Napoleon left Paris on Sunday morning
for Limogeg, where he was to arrive at about four
o'clock in the afternoon. H.I.H. was accompa-
nied by M. Rouher, Minister of Agriculture, Com-
merce, and Public Works.

" We have received," says the Independance of
Brussels, " the following letter from Prince. Pierre
Napoleon Bonaparte, dated Auteuil, 9th :—" I
communicated to you my letter to General do
Heischmann begging you to insert it in the Inde-
pendance, of which I am one of the oldest sub-
scribers. I should have been very grateful to you
for that insertion. Your Paris letter of to-day
speaks in very incorrect terms of my communica-
tion to M. de Heischmann. The book written by
that German officer does not contain any letter from
King Joseph insulting to his brother Lucien ; but
it attributes to Joseph remarks absurd in them-
selves and insulting to Lucien. It is, moreover,
filled with calumnies both against my father and
against other members of my family. My letter,
as you must have been able to judge, is one of
those which require a serious reparation, and I
insist that you publish it. I moreover rely on
your impartiality to grant me at least the insertion
of this letter, which is a rectification of a passage in
your Paris correspondence. Accept, &c.
" PIERRE NAPOLEON BONAPARTE."
The Prince sent us, in fact, two days ago, the
copy of a letter addressed by him to General de
Heischmann, Aide-de-Camp to the King of
Wurtemberg ; but the warmth of the expres-
sion in it appeared and still appears to us an
obstacle to its publication in our columns.
The Patric contains the following :—" This new
visit to France of Queen Victoria will be regarded
as a brilliant proof of the alliance which unites the
two nations, and which has been considered by
public opinion as menaced for a moment by recent
events. This visit will calm the mistrust excited on
the other side of the Channel by the irresponsible
provocations of a certain portion of the press ; and,
by proving the chimerical nature of these fears, will
restore confidence. It is not to conclude a fresh al-
liance that the Queen of England will visit Cher-
bourg ; her presence there will be a proof of the
solidity of the alliance which exists, and which is
necessary, not only to the interests of both nations,
but to the repose and prosperity of all Europe."
A medal will be struck at the French Mint com-
memorative of the visit of the Queen of England
to Cherbourg.
The electric telegraph is henceforth to be substi-
tuted for the ordinary telegraphic signals along the
French coast, and which date from the time of
Colbert.

A telegram from Caen announces that the pri•
soners condemned to death at the assizes of tha.
town have appealed against their sentence.
BOURSE, July.l2.—The following ware the latest
quotations :

per Cents 95 -- Credit Fonder
Do. end month — Belgian .4
3 par Cent. ..... ... 68 35 Piedmontese (5)
Do. end month 6B 45 Roman 9l
Bank Shares . ...... 3100 Austrian
Credit Mobilier ... 630 25 Spanish Threes
Do. Account 637 50 Home Debt . -
ItAILWAYS.-FOR CASH.
Orleans
Northern .. .. 920 Western 590-
New Ditto 762 Eastern
Lyon and Mediteran.. 770 Grand Central —
New Ditto — I Sardinian
Geneva