The Sun.
London, England, 1866-09-03 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The Emperor rode out yesterday afternoon for
some time on horseback in the park of St. Cloud.

'The Florence Gazette announces that the Italian
Government has determined to give a subvention
of 25 millions of francs to the Roman Railway
Company. It had at first resolved on 15, but that
sum afterwards- was found to be insufficient to
effect any real good.
The Memorial Diplomatique states that the jour-
ney of MM. Ozenne and Barbier to Berlin is con-
nected with commercial negotiations concerning
details in applying the sugar-law.

Mine. Ristori has arrived in Paris with her dra-
matic company on her way to America.
The illoniteur publishes a list of persons to whom
the Minister of the Interior has granted medals of
honour for acts of devotedness during the month
of June, 1866, consisting Qf one gold of the first
class, two of the second ; nine silver of the first
class, and 79 of the second.

The jewellers, dealers in precious stones, and
clock and watchmakers, who have been allotted
space in the Universal Exhibition of next year, have
asked the Prefect of Police to designate two Agents
to watch night and day over the collected wealth of
that section.

An International Congress of Workmen will
open at Geneva on September 3, and continue to
the 9th. The working population of the great
towns of France are to be represented ; and dele-
gates are expected from England, Belgium, Ger-
many, and Italy.
Advices from Massouah of the 3d August an-
nounce that the Emperor Theodore has just fought
a great battle near Axoum with the insurgents of
the province of Tigre, the result being indecisive.
The Emperor was awaiting reinfoNements from the
interior to deliver a new combat, which would de-
cile the fate of Abyssinia.
The Charivari publishes a wood-cut of a some-
what lugubrious character. A tall old general, in
a Prussian uniform, is seated on a bench in a public
promenade, and in front of him stands a little
peasant girl, who says, " Ah, Sir ! father is very
fond of you !" " Ah! really! what is your father?"
" He makes wooden legs for those that want them."
Count de Chambord, who has been for some
weeks at the Chateau of Ebenzweir, near
Gmunden, in Upper Austria, has left for
Frohsdorff.

A letter from Egypt announces that the grand
caravan which had been charged to carry the
presents of the Sultan to the tomb of the Prophet
has just made its entry, on its return, into the
city of Cairo in the midst of a considerable
crowd. The Mahil, or sacred carpet, which dur-
ing the year just finished had covered the coffin
of Mahomet, was carried by a white camel, followed
by twenty others richly caparisoned. The troops,
drawn up in the principal square, presented arms,
and this relic, so precious for all good Mussulmans,
was deposited in the citadel with great ceremony.
There were no stick among the pilgrims, and when
they left Mecca not a single case of epidemic was
reported.
The Secolo of Milan says that the King has in-
vited the diplomatic corps to accompany him on
his entry into Venice. The Minister of Prussia at
once accepted the invitation.

The Moniteur publishes a decree declaring of
public utility the construction of a permanent bridge
over the Rhone at Arles, to replace the bridge of
boats so often damaged or carried away by the
rapid currents of the river.
The death is announced nt Folgoet, near Les-
neveu (Finisterre) of Mme. Uguen, at the age of
one hundred and two.

The police made a descent the night before last
at a clandestine gaming-house frequented by stu-
dents in the Rue Dauphine. A number of persons
being found at play, their names and addresses were
taken down, all the articles found in the place were
seized, and a prosecution will be commenced against
the keeper of the establishment.
The Akhbar of Algeria states that a destructive
fire lately broke out in the forest of Edough, near
Bona, and destroyed 350 hectares (2k acres each)
of oak trees and 300 quintals (2211 lbs. each) of
cork. The fire continued for three days, and caused
a loss of 600,000 fr.

Count de Goltz, the Prussian Ambassador, is to
leave Paris this day for Berlin. His absence is
expected jto be about a fortnight.
Prince Gagarine, Councillor of State at St. Pe-
tersburg and attached to the Russian Ministry of
the Interior, has been appointed to the post of
Governor of Archangel.
BADEN RACES.—Subjoined is the result of
the first day's running here :—" Continental St.
Leger :" M. Luncl's Etoile-Filante first, Fleurette
second ; " Prix de la Favorites :" Count Hoffeld's
Monitor first, Ambassador second ; " Prixide la
Foret-Noire :" Duke of Hamilton's Apsley first,
Reveil-Matin second ; " Prix d'lffezheim :" M. De-
lamarre's Collet-Monte first, Chantilly second ;
" Prix de Rastadt :" Count de Lagrange's La-
Germaine.

BO.URSE, Sept. I.—Two o'clock.—Yesterday being
the last of the month the reponse des primes (option)
was as usual declared. The rates fixed for the
principal securities were as follows :—.French Rente,
69f. 60c.; Italian Fives, 55f. 25c. ; Mobilier, 662 f.
50c. ; Spanish Mobilier, 345 f. ; Credit Foncier,
1,350 f. ; Comptoir d'Escompte, 895 f. ; Orleans,
880 f. ; Northern, 1,150 f. ; Lyons, 880 f. ; Immo-
Where, 412 f. 50c. ; Transatlantic, 512 f. 50c. Part
were taken up and part abandoned. This being
the day for the liquidation of the Rente, a certain
amount of animation existed. The cours de com-
pensation was declared at 70f., and there was a de-
port of 10c. After the settlement the market be-
came very inactive. French Rente was done at 70f.,
or 20c. higher ; Italian Fives at 56f., or an advance
of 45c. ; Mobilier at 670 f., or a rise of if. 25c.
Very few transactions in railways. Three o'clock—
A slight reaction has occurred in most securities,
the closing prices being as follows :

1-} per Cents 9B 90
Do. end month.,,.,

Bank Shares 3620
Italian Loan 56
Do. end month 55 55
Mexican Loan 26 50
Do. Bonds l5l 25
Spanish Threes ..•
Home Debt
Deferred
W. &Ye.

3 per Cents. 69 90
Do. end month 7O

Credit Mobilier ... 662 50
Do. end month ... 666 25

Credit Fonder
Do. end m0nth......1360

For Account.
Orleans BB3 75
Northern ll6O
Lyons and Mediterranean .........
Southern 533 75
Western i 568 75
Eastern 540
Sardinian BO
Austrian 361 25
Lombard
North of Spain lO5
Saragossa 127 50
Ditto to Barcelona ............ .
Roman --

LORD JOHN MANNERS IN EDINBURGH.—About
11 o'clock on Friday morning Lord John Manners, accom-
panied by Mr. Matheson, of the Board of Works, visited
the Museum of Science and Art, whore his lordship spent
three hours, inspecting more particularly the mode of
arranging the various articles exhibited. Lord John
afterwards met the Lord Provost by appointment in the
Crown-room of the Castle, and along with him visited
Holyrood Palace and grounds.

THE SOUTH LONDON AND ESSEX FORESTERS'
GREAT DAY AT THE CRYSTAL PALACE.-(THIS DAY.)
This morning, from an early hour, excursion trains from
nearly every provincial town came to Sydenham, bringing
members of the ancient order of Foresters to enjoy their
annual fete at the people's Palace. This demonstration is
not got up in opposition to the first that annually takes
place in August by the London United District, but in
order to afford.acommodatiori.to the many thousanda o
the fraternity ttronise thbse fetes, the different dis-
tricts fix certatn times for each to enjoy tvkpleasant day.
By'noon not less than 10,000 persons~d entered the
Palace, and the cry wag that " Still thy come." The day,
owing to the fineness of the weath , promised to be one
of great benefit to the districts in eeted.

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