The Sun.
London, England, 1867-07-09 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, July 9.

The Sultan, his sons, the King of IVurtemberg,
the Duke of Saxe Weimar, the Prince of Mon.
tenegro, the Prince of Orange, and the Dukes o:
Aosta and Leuchtcuberg were present at the Re•
view yesterday, which was of a very brilliant cha.

racter.

BOURSE, July 8, Three o'clock.—The marke
closed as follows :-
14 por Cents 99
Do. end month —
3 per Cents.
Do. end month 6B 624
Credit Mobilier
Do. end month
Credit Fonder —
Do. end month 1390
BAIL

Bank Shares 3320
Italian Loan 49 40
Do. end mouth 49 25
Mexican Loan —
Do. Bonds —
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —
Deferred
rays.

For Account.
Orleans
Northern 1157 50
Lyons and Mediterranean....
Southern —
Western 555
Eastern

Sardinian
465
Austrian
380
Lombard
North of Spain
110
SaragosEa
77 50
Rom Lu.•

TIIE PAPAL STATES.
HIS HOLINESS'S SPEECH.

ROME, July 2
Yesterday evening at seven o'clock the Pope re
c,ived in the Upper Atrium of the Basilica of St
Peter's the deputation commissioned to present to
his Holiness addresses of devotion from one hun-
dred Italian cities, collected together in the form of
a magnificent album. This deputation consisted of
more than 2,000 persons, comprising many eminent
Italians, under the presidency of Count Boschetti,
with whom the idea of the album originated, and
who presented it to the Holy Father on behalf of
his fellow countrymen. In so doing the Count de-
livered a long address, which, although couched in
guarded terms, was characterised throughout by
hostility to the Italian Government. When Count
Boschetti had finished speaking the Pope, amid the
enthusiastic vivas of the assembly, rose from his
chair of state to reply :
" I have always loved Italy. I have prayed for
her happiness, and God knows my affection for her.
Nevertheless I must condemn, and I shall ever con-
demn, the efforts that are made in Italy to censti-
Lute a unity without charity, without justice, a
unity cursed by God.—(llero his Holiness was in-
terrupted for a few moments by enthusiastic ap-
plause and cries of Very good, very good,' Yes !
cursed, cursed !" Long live the Holy Father !') I
desire that the rights of all should be respected, and
especially those of the Church, and I therefore
solemnly protest against the violation which those
rights have suffered.--(' Yes, yes !' and vivas for the
Church.) I am deeply touched by so many de-
monstrations of affection from the veritable chil-
dren of Italy. This album, your presence here, are
to me solemn assurances of the piety of the ma-
jority of Italians. Bear to your families and your
cities the expression of my gratitude and my special
benediction." (" Long live the Holy Father !"
"Long live the Pope-King !")
The Pope manifested much emotion, even to
tears, at the affectionate enthusiasm of the assembly.
All present were admitted to kiss the baud of his
Holiness before departure.
An address to the Powers is now being circulated
among the bishops, calling upon them to restore to
the Holy See the former Pontifical provinces now
incorporated with the Italian kingdom.

TRIPLE BlRTH.—Margaret Sheridan, the wife of
John Sheridan, of 3, Austin-terrace, Battersea-park, was
safely delivered of triplets on Saturday, the 6th inst. The
infants, who aro all girls, are doing well, as is the mother.
Mr. Kempster, a surgeon attending her, has taken steps
to inform her Majesty of the occurrence, so as to obtain
the usual royal gift, which is much needed by tho poor
woman.

THE TEA TRADE, July B.—The deliveries in
London made up for the week are 1,393,7351 b., being an
increase of 100,6011 b., compared with the previous week.
STATE VISIT TO THE OPERA.—By command of
the Queen, his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales will
visit the Royal Italian Opera, Covent Garden, in state, on
Monday next. This Royal visit will be in honour of his
Majesty the Sultan, who will accompany the Prince of
Wales to the Opera. It is intended that the reception shall
take place in the Floral Hall, the state procession passing
through the hall to tho Royal boa.