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

FRANCE.

I
PARIS, TELIIRSDA.Y EVENING.
The wcll known M. Proudhon, yesterday ap-
peared before the Tribunal of Correctional Police
to answer the charge of having, in his recently-
published work in three volumes, " De la Justice
dans la Revolution et dans l'Eglise, " outraged
public morality, religion, and family ties, defended
acts qualified as crimes or offences by the law, at-
tacked the respect due to the law, endeavoured to
disturb public peace by exciting citizens to hatred
of each other, and lastly for having, with bad
faith, published false news." He was further ac-
cused " of having in a petition to the Senate, on
the subject of the seizure of his book, committed
the additional offences of having outraged public
and religious morality, and turned into derision
the Roman Catholic religion, legally established in
France." The tribunal, after bearing the public
prosecutor in support of the accusation, and M.
Chaudey as counsel for the defendant, declared the
charges proved, and condemned Proudhon to three
years' imprisonment and 4,000 fr. fine. The tri-
bunal further condemned M. Garuier, publisher,
to a month's imprisonment and I,ooofr. fine for
complicity in the offences of publishing the book ;
and MM. Bourdier and Bry, for complicity in
printing it, and also for not having deposited it, to
a fortnight's imprisonment each, and the former
to 1,0001. r. fine, and the latter to 200 fr. fine. We
can only record the condemnation, the law not
allowing detailed reports of trials for offences.of the
press.

have been attended
with A nv accident,ery
serious
consequences,
occurred the even-
ing before last to Mine. Cerito, the danseuse. The
horses of her carriage having suddenly run off in
the Avenue Dauphine, she was thrown with great
violence out of the vehicle and taken up in a sense-
less state and conveyed into a house opposite, where
she received every attention. She soon after re-
covered her sense, and it was found that she had
not sustained any serious injury.
BOURSE, June 3.—The following were the last
quotations :

4,1 per Cents 93 50
Do. end month 93 50
3 per Cent. .....
Do. end month 69 55
Bank Shares . . .
Credit Mobilier
Do. Account 612 501

Credit Fonder
Belgian 14
Piedmoktese (5)
Roman —
Austriaa
Spanish Threes
Home Debt 3Bl
-FOR CASH.

RAILWAYS.
Orleans
Northern
New Ditto 730
Lyon and Mediteran 735
New Ditto —

Midi , 4BO
Western 565
Strasblrg
Grand Central
Sardinian
'Austrian

Geneva

FRIGHTFUL ACCIDENT IN BELGIUM.
An accident, attended with great lose of life,
has occurrcd on the railway between Aldll3 and
Manage.
The Journal de Mons, of the 2d inst., gives the
folloWing account of the accident :
"Two coke waggons were detached from a goods
train at the Louviere Station. When the goodS
train moved on they began to move backwards down
an incline. One of the officials in vain endeavoured
to put on a break. There is a curve in the line
at this point, and an excursion train from Mons
coming up did not perceive the obstacle on the line
till within 2do yards. The man on the coke wag-
g( ns jumped off, and a fearful collision took place
immedi*tely afterwards. The first two carriages
were smashed to atoms, and the third much
damaged. Seven persons were killed on the sP,t,
and a great number wounded."
The Journal de Charleroi says—
" The number of killed by the recent railvPY
accident now amounts to 21, including the seven
who were killed on the spot. The
number of
wounded is 22. The woundt.d are in the hospitals
of Mons and Menage. The wounds of some were
dress€d on the scene of the accident. Two medical
in their
men in the ttaiu rendered all the service

power.
"The greatest consternation has been caused by
this terrible accident."

With the exception ( f the following members of the
Government, very few Omservativcs voted on Wedn,s.
day afternoon for proceeding
with the Property Qualiti-
cation Dill :—Sir Huth Cairns, Hight Hons. T. H. S.
Estcourt, Lord J. Ina Manners, and H. S. Weipti!e.
The " noes" include Mr. Henley, Sir Juo. Trollope,
Co'. Taylor, &c.
CASE OF CHILD MURDER —Yesterda,v morning. at an
early hour, as police c,,ustablo John Howe, S 13, was
going his round., past klornington•terrace, Hampstead.
road, he disc vered a large bundle outside the rel., of
one of the houces. He took it under a gas lamp, and of
examination of .the bundle ft. and it to contain the body
of a fine male child, apparently abut a month old. The
cona'able took it to. St. Pancras Wrotkhouse, where Mr.
Caster, the house surgeon, disccvered.that almost every
bone of the unfortunate infant was broken. On a post
mortem examination he found that death had resulted
from the external injuries.. He had no doubt.the.child
had lived several days—possibly wet ks—and had been destroyed by the mother or some other party. leforma- I
tion has been forwarded to Mr. Wakley, the coroner.