The Sun.
London, England, 1859-09-09 00:00:00

FRANCE.

PARIS, THURSDAYBOURSE, Sept. 7.—The market continues 111 tl
same dull state, with transactions very restricteu•
Threes, after having been done at 69f. 5c., declio
to 68f. 90c. Mobilier varied from 815 f. to 81/f:
50c. ; Austrian, 551 f. 25c. to 550 f.; Lombsta,
556 f. 25c. to 555 f.; Orleans, 1,372 f. 50c. to 1,370°''
Lyons, 873 f. 75c. to 872 f. 50c.; Southern, 6)
to 507 f. 50c. The following were the last quota,

tions :-
41 per Cents. 95 10 Credit Foncier.... 870 .-----
Do. end month 95 401 Belgian 4f .......
—lPiedmentese (5) .. 886
3 er Cents 6
Do. end month 69 :5 Roman B7 6°
Bank Shares 2780 Austrian ........
Credit Mobilier
Do. Account

_. „nt•
Acco—.....
Cash.
Orleans
Northern . 925 • • "--
New ditto. Bl2 50 .• 260
Lyons and Mediterranean 872 50 .. 87
.....
Geneva 530 .. 510 ..."
Southern
Western 575 ---.. `6"51 50
Eastern
Sardinian 412 50 .. 551 z..
Austrian
Lombard .....
. 557 50 . • loop

RAILWAYS.

Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. 12ic•„;:°4-50.
25f 71c. ; three months, paper, 24f. 971 c.; money, 4'

SPAIN.
The Madrid journals of the 4th have arrilea.
The Count de Lugena (Marshal O'Donnell) had re'
ceived the Grand Cross of the Order of LeoP°r,
from the King of the Belgians. One of the Ptieo
nals publishes a letter from Tangiers which Sta.' h
that a dissension had arisen between the Spsllth
and English vice-consuls, in consequence 01.•
former having summoned before him for sewei re
ed hiln*"co
son a Spanish sailor who had engag to
board an English ship, and on the man's refusal
appear had had him arrested and lodged in Vir.oo
The English vice-consul, thinking this a violi°_,l.4
of the privileges of the English flag, had denoun
the release of the sailor, but had not obtained.
had
He had therefore presented a formal protes, n...a
sent a report on the matter to his Government) 11%
had even, it is said, demanded a war steamer fro'
Gibraltar.

TURKEY. •
The Constantinople journals mention an accid.e_n_.!
which was very -nearly occurring to the Saitali_f
The Levant Herald gives the following account °'
the matter :
harbour, two afternoons tie,
wterms. About three
" A eircumstance occurred in
htitehednetLarnyceestmo tete..
e
tion in the most reprehe
being towed, across
p.m: at Dohr a-Batche
iphanh.ishsitsuAtelacjaeisqtyuethfreoSmu
as the caique had genie
to the old Seraglio,
oGf Golden
.Horn, a steam-tug
whent'he harbour in the dire'
awbuosu
observed
ht
sheen e d centrehead
f out
e
tion of Seraglio Point. Though it was evident that
captain of the tug, .
the Imperial caique cwouhlod nwoutsbeouunptherecehirvieddgbesytthb:
soouiars with unusuil
rift'
il
nyh
get
do
acrosswt
haeri towards
crew in consequence p
steamer
vigour, and were tt.of t'llilleesitinea:er':
track, when the latter was observed to change het
course, and still make head-on for the caiquel hlO
. 'lll.B
Imperial coxswain called out, but in vain, tilt
Majesty himself, in well-grounded alarm, rose 11P
and joined in the warning cry. Even this, 111
ever, would apparently have been unavailing,
no
not the crew of the caique managed by a fratlt
effort to shoot her close to the shore, out of an 13111.
hicP
the directly wilful reach of the pursuing tug, Iv— ,
thus baffled, then bore off on her proper cola;
round the Point. Now, for this vary gross out-
round
rage only two explanations are possible--either..L.
captain of the tug, the General Pelissier, d 0.1,1,,
rately perpetrated a most wanton act of ixisuliTerl
bravado, or he committed a drunken freak, Iln_ver
was barely a shade less criminal ; and, whi.c.nhe
side of the alternative be the fact, he uterCourt
severest punishment the Supreme Consularor,l),
can inflict. Though he sailed most unw lu
O
rtij.,i,at a,
nb under an English flag, we rejoice to learn
fellow is not an Englishma, ut an lonian ."at

The German Journal of Frankfort says :—" it
is well known that the French Cabinet has pro-
posed to Austria to endeavour to arrive at a solo-
tion of the Italian question, by convoking, in the
room of the present constituent assemblies, other
bodies elected by a different mode, and under goo-
rantees which would allow no doubts to exist as to
their right of speaking in the name of the coonl:
'['he Cabinet of Vienna has, it is said, accepted till°
proposition."