The Sun.
London, England, 1859-07-18 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, SUNDAY.
The Emperor arrived this morning at St. Cloud.
He reached the Lyons terminus at 10 o'clock, and
proceeded by the railroad round Paris (Chemin de
Fer de Ceinture) to his destination. The Imperial
carriage stopped at St. Cloud at 10.15 ; and in
five minutes more was at the Orleans-gate, which
communicates with the Palace. His Majesty's
coming had been announced for 9 o'clock, and the
Empress, with the Prince Imperial and the attend-
ants, male and female, of the Palace, assembled at
the entrance. The child was dressed in the uniform
of the Imperial Guard, and held a crown of laurel in
his hand ready to present to his father. Numerous
groups of persons waited near the same spot. When
the Imperial carriage appeared it was hailed with
cries of " Vice l'Empereur," which rose from both
sides of the railroad. The Empress, holding her
son by the hand, came forward to meet the Empe-
ror, who embraced her affectionately, and pressed
the Prince repeatedly to his bosom. The persons
who accompanied the Emperor were warmly saluted
by the attendants, who congratulated them all on
their safe return—as you are aware,7no one belong-

.ng to the military household of the Emperor fel

in the campaign, with the exception of General
Cotte, who died of apoplexy. The Emperor then
gave his arm to the Empress, and, taking the
Prince by the hand, entered an open carriage, and,
after saluting the spectators, drove to the Palace.
The Emperor attended mass at 12 o'clock, in the
chapel attached to the residence, and received the
Ministers at one o'clock.

Prince Napoleon is expected to-morrow or the
day after. His entry will probably be as quiet as
that of the Emperor, as nothing is said about tri-
umphal arches or any displays. All is reserved for
the 16th August, when the festival of the Assump-
tion, the fete of the Emperor, and the liberation of
Italy from the Alps to the Adriatic will be all cele-
brated at one and the same time.

Nearly all the English journals, daily as well as
weekly, were not permitted to circulate to-day,
owing to criticisms on the terms on which the Em-
perors agreed to make peace.
The Paris correspondent of the Morning Post
(Second Edition) says :
"At a late hour to-day the more important ad-
visers of Napoleon 111. were to meet his Majesty
at St. Cloud. They will have had some unpleasant
reports to make. In the first place Count Walew-
ski has been addressed by most of the Cabinets of
Europe, demanding what are the real terms on which
peace has been made ; or if nothing more was re-
duced to writing and signed than what appeared
in the .21tonitezer. I believe Count Walewski will
make propositions to revise the treaty through the
mediation of the zreat Powers. Now, the fact, I
suspect, will come out that both Emperors made peace
from necessity (or what they thought at least neces-
sity), and there the matter ended. So bent were both
on closing the war, that I am assured the Emperor
of Austria did not consult either his Ministers or his
Generals, fearing they would make difficulties ; and
it is supposed the Emperor Napoleon did not even
communicate with his royal ally of the war, King
Victor Emmanuel, before making peace. The Em-
peror cf Austria is quite satisfied with his bargain

—the Emperor of the French, France, and, above
all, Italy, are not. Events alone in Italy will soon

oblige the revision of the Treaty of Peace, or set
aside all its provisions."

PARIS BOURSE, July 16.—The opening of, the
market was buoyant, but the tendenc7 was checked
by the debate in the English Parliament about the
treaty of peace. Threes began at 68f. 90c., ra e
to 69f., and are now at 68f. 80c. Mobilier have
varied from 830 f. to 840 f. ; Austrians, 580 f. to
572 f. 50c. ; Orleans, 1,360 f. to 1,355 f. ; Southern,
535 f. to 530 f. ; Lyons, 875 f. to 870 f. The mar-
ket was heavy at the close. The following were
the last quotations :-
41 per Cents. .... 96 50 I Credit Foncier, ... Do. end month .. —lBelgian 4
f ..
3 per Cents. 6B 60 Piedmontese (5) . . 86
Do. end month.... 68 85 Roman —
Bank Shares 2825 Austrian —
Credit Mobilier Spanish Threes
Do. Account 837 50 Home Debt —