The Sun.
London, England, 1859-11-19 00:00:00

BOLOGNA.

Tho following letter from Bologna of the 13th
(before the late changes and events) appears in the
Independence of Brussels :
"In the first place I must inform you that the
report of an intended insurrection in the Marches
is absolutely false. The situation of that province
is such that unless aided from without any attempt
at insurrection would be certain of failure: The
rumour could only have originated in a supposi-
tion, for a moment entertained by the public,
that the Marches Vi er e about to be invaded by the
Itomagnese troops at Rimini, and it was hence in-
ferred that a revolutionary movement was about to
take place. The cause of the whole mistake was
a military promenade imprudently commanded
and conducted by General Mezzacapo on the Pon-
tifical territory. Some persons have pretended
that this promenade was necessary for the health
of the soldiers, who required to breathe the purrr
air beyond Cattolica ; others look upon it as a
mere provocation. The latter explanation seems
most probable, for a promenade does not absolutely
require sham fighting nor to be equipped as if going
into action, and still that is how the troops pro-
ceeded along the coast to within a short distance of
Pesaro. After some sham fighting for several hours,
the Mezzacapo division returned to its cantonments,
and tranquillity has been nowhere disturbed, except,
perhaps, in the barracks of the Pontifical Swiss
soldiers, but who have kept most scrupulously on
the defensive. 'I he ill-advised proceeding has been
severely judged, not only by the public, but also by
the general in-chief hiinself (Garibaldi), who was
then at Modena, and is consequently no way re-
sponsible for it. Indeed, on being apprised of the
fact, lie first sent an order by telegraph to Bologna
to relieve the army on the frontier by the Tuscan
troops here, and afterwards went himself to super-
intend the change. Detachments of the Itomagnese
troops, I am informed, are to be sent to Florence
and Modena."

The Universal German Ga:ette states that the
Danish envoy in the Germanic Diet has presented
a new note on the question of Schleswig Holstein to
the different Committees of the Diet :--
"This document, after mentioning the acts done
in c-mnection with the question since the beginning
of the year—and especially the ordinance of the
23d Sept. last, which reduces to 21.21 per cent. the
share of Holstein in the common expenses of the
monarchy—says that the attempt made to come to

an understanding with the provincial States of
Holstein has failed, but that nevertheless the
Danish Government has not yet lost the
hope of arriving by discretion at an under-
standing which may form the basis of a durable
settlement. The experience, however, which has
been obtained shows that it would be batterr
to
enter into new discussions in another form, an 6
n a inure comprehensive manner than before. The
i
King's Government therefore intends so to act Is
that the deputies of the Duchy of Holstein shalt
shortly meet in a common Conference with tad
tin
representatives of the rest of the monarchy
it also intends that the members of the Conference
shall be elected in equal numbers by the Asson"
bly of the States of Holstein and the Supreme
Council. In this Conference the different opinions
entertained as to the best manner of regulating the
general affairs of the monarchy may
in. a common accord ; perhaps, also, tee
D achy
difficulties which have arisen to the
of Holstein being comprised in a comnin.ll
constitution of the monarchy may be removed,
_l,ll
the. event of the constitution of the 2d Oct., 18°f!,
being modified—a measure which in other repro':
appears just and desirable. By a general anta,
complete discussion, directed by the Governrnen_ yo
says the note, between the representatives of tn,.
different parts of the monarchy, the Governme.T
rest!
hopes. that a constitution may be prepared,
u ill lead to a definitive arrangement responding lo
the idea which the different parte of the countrl
.torm of their interests and rights. The underetgrcia:
in. acquitting himself by the present comet i.e_
tion. of the task which has been confided to htmto,
avails himself of the opportunity to exPreebs. (,b
the united commissions the assurances of his Pia
consideration.
" Frankfort, 2d November."

c, BuLOW.

FRANCE.
PARIS, FRIDAY'
The Moniteur says :—" From an intention which
is much to be blamed, several journals every del,
enumerate the pastoral letters of the bishops ('
France who order prayers to be offered up for the
Sovereign Pontiff. The enumeration has evidently
for object to present the French Episcopal Bench
as jointly responsible for the mistrust which thosee
journals have endeavoured to propagate. In order
to enlighten public opinion as to the character °I
this manceuvre, it suffices to say that in the pastoral
letters of our venerable prelates the wisheO is
favour of the Pope are almost always accompanied
by marks of the most entire confidence in the Eeli:
peror's intentions. It is, therefore, only from a fee:,
ing of religion that the Government has thougM
necessary to require from the journals the extrerao
reserve concerning acts on which it is not
enter into any discussion, and the general terms 0!
which moreover prove the patriotism of the Frenen
clergy."
The Grand Duchess Maria of Russia and her
children, accompanied by the Prefect of the Seine'
yesterday visited the Hospital Lariboisiere.
been
THE BOURSE, Nov. 18.—The market has
heavy, and prices lower. Threes, after having been
pro Per to_
gobilier
done at 69f. 95c., declined to 69f. 85c.
varied from 777 f. 50c. to 775 f.; Orleans, 1,3651'1
Lyons, 887 f. 50c. ; Northern, 955 f. ; Austrian an u•
were
Lombard, 545 f. to 546 f. 25c. The following
the last quotations :
II per Cents. 95 55 Credit Fonder.... 695 --
Do. end month Belgian 4f .. . .... 5 25
3 per,Cents 69 85 Piedmontese (5)..
'" 50
Do. end month 69 95 Roman ..........
Bank Shares
Credit Mobilier -
Do. Account

Account'
Cash.
Orleans
Northern . ..
Mew ditto
Lyons and Mediterranean
-
Geneva
Southern
555557000,50
8385
8;53
of 065
Western 565 -- • • 650
465100 546 --25
Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard
oneif
Exchange on London, at sight, paper, 25f. 12c- ;2,1 9,5 q
25f. 10c. ; three months, paper, 24f. 97ic. ; 111°neY'

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