The Sun.
London, England, 1866-01-11 00:00:00

FRANCE."

"At the distribution of the Twelfth-night cake at
p'tlie Tuileries," says the Sport, " the bean fell to the
ae de Hohenzollern, who gave it to the Prince
h:ll)erial His Highness, in return, handed to the
rincess a diamond bracelet, which he requested
r to accept."
r. Tile Prince and Princess Ilohenzollern-Sigma-
-1,113,Pu, who are now in the Pavilion Marsan at the
(14,111:ries,Nvent yesterday to the Ecole des Beaux
accompanied by Count Davillier de St. Jean
1/4.:hgelY7 First Equerry of the Emperor. Their
inS"nessea visited with much interest the apart-
'nts where are exhibited the prize paintings, the
antique Greek and Roman sculptures ; also the
h
inicycle of Paul Delaroche, the library, and the
ew palace of the Quai Malaquais.
thA Meeting of the Deputies of the Left took place
to :verting before last at the residence of M. Marie
th "rralige concerning the course to be adopted in
e discussion on the address.
be 4 People's. library, with courses of lectures, has
ticzeilidf°lluded at Nismes, the funds having been pro-
e' bY private subscription to the amount of,
4,000 fr. ip
thaThe Marseilles journal announce the arrival in
toy of Prince Sapieha with his family, on their
Way Nice.
Col\i„,; ,!lenri Fare, Master of Requests in the
Geil-'ell of State, has been appointed Secretary-
of le„.ral of the Government of Algeria, in the place
(-1 Lapaine' named Prefect of the Pyrenees-
ntales
Eo
of I‘,. deal has just occurred at the Jockey Club
had Jarseills. A young man, named B—, who
tion arrived from Paris with very good introduc-
8' was discovered cheating at baccarat, and he
than at once turned out, and left the same day for
e capital,
toudoi gsb
Jan. 10.—The amount of business
t, Is moderate. Threes per Cents. and Italian
FivCre7 are quoted at yesterday'siclosing prices, whilst
iof, it Alobilier Shares are offered at a decline of
pat:t'inteh_e, quotation being 860 f. The Railway De-
lowe, At Is weak. Lyons and Madrid are sf.
lf. North of Spain, 3f. 75c., and Saragossa,
4. 'lre' The -market rallied towards the close, and
„ off as follows :
,Iper
a t%- - -ents 97 53 Roman
e4dmoniK ***** Ottoman Fives 42 50
)3;4 Cents. 6B 40 Mexican Loan —
Month 6 50 Do. B
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Crnk
month th... 767 50 Austrian
e ellares ......... 3630 Spanish Threes
ltalPoneier 1315 Home Debt
Do "41 Loan .. . ......
62 20 Deferred
. end month ............ 62 60

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The Escape of Stephens.

Owl, TRIAL OP THE WATCHMAN.
the R. uesolay the Right Hon. Judge Keogh and
b
the ,hght Ilene Judge Fitzgerald took their seats on
li and resumed
in the Court-house, Green-street, Dub-
Vith resumed the trial of the prisoners charged
1)w ring concerned in the Fenian conspiracy.
kidif,e,- &rue, night watchman in the Richmon
gar- en, and who, it will be remembered, was
govged en the information of Mr. Marquess, late
of t-11°1* Of the said prison, with being a member
4betti I,"nian Brotherhood, and with aiding and
plaeed-g in the cape of James Stephens, was
tnilty
On his trial es.
The prisoner pleaded not
ttati' 6olicitor-General narrated the cir
• cum-
foth ebs, se far known, of the escape of Stephens
/I),,,;""ichreond prison, and said that the watchman
chlt;e; was the person whose particular and sole
eee't}" was on the night to watch the prison, and
the i'at nothing went wrong. On the morning of
the ult., about five minutes before four o'clock,
geveYtisener aroused Mr. Philpots, the deputy-
I'vro-ntil°r) and said he feared there was something
Dri,,-oi. Mr. Philpots proceeded to examine the
shoib and found almost every door locked that
°Der,--4 have been opened, and almost every door
11%0-ed that should have been locked—in fact, the
veZillternal arrangements of the prison were re-
eovld and done in such a manner that no person
ktittl gave possibly accomplished, except a person
prh,obatelY acquainted with the arrangements of the
the The night watchman never got a key of
face:ll.B°4 range doors, but in order at night to
left ate him in his rounds, those large doors were
eoilidiv\en, the large locks being so left that they
WatehLe Opened with a latch-key, which the night purposegot, and which he should have for the
Fro'n',4e
these ef letting himself pass through the prison.
yrnand other suspicious ciroimstances,
Ferri was was arrested, and at his house a copy of a
°LeciiOath was found, with the part relating to
wiethee to superior officers underlined.
111e/16 Ileases were called in support of the state-
of the learned gentleman, and the case had
-1141ded when the court rose.

ilia DUBLIN, Wednesday Evening.
the ~ 11.1°1'niri g, between eight and nine o'clock,
liaii °lice secured 300 pikes at a house in Black-
-1144,7,17, of Which 66 were fully fitted with ash
tki, es 12ft. long. They also found a number of
tti:Titers' tools, evidently used in making and
-
liiiz,,! on the handles. They arrested on the Fe
Wk: a man named Brown,. a barber. The shop
aidel'ented by a man named Tracey, at whose re-
Sheets of in New-street the police found concealedt
441)nr, of Copper, weighing three-and-a-half cw ~
eitaii.'led to be there for the manufacture of per-
kNvkal°ll eaPs• latin the absence of Tracey his wife
orarested.
011; 0 Alr ivt, The two prisoners were brought up
.r.; Dermott later in the day .at the head-
iet), 4, xividence of the discovery having been
111 to,,,loY.Were remanded. A telegram., recei
fully
armed this afternoon, states that 21 Femans,
thia `-' with revolvers and other weapons, landed
te4terall°llling at Sligo, and were immediately ar-
Great alarm prevails in the town.