The Sun.
London, England, 1868-10-10 00:00:00

Lombard.

North of Spain
Saragossa
ltonaan 45

LONDON UNIVERSITY ELECTION.—The next meet-
ing of the Senate will be held on the 21st inst., when
applications for re •admission to Convocation will come
before them. After that date the Senate will not meet
again until January, so that those who have forfeited
their privileges by non-payment of foes or otherwise, and
neglect to send iu their fees now, will find themselves ex-
cluded from the register at the election of the first repre-
soutative of thio ITaivereity in Faxliarnat.

CORRESPONDENCE PROM RAWL

(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
PARIS, Pm])Ar, October

The creation of impossible candidatures for the vacant
throne in the south is becoming, as might be expected, a
favourite amusement here. After having gone through
the ordinary list without result, the inventors of canards
have turned ;their eyes to Brazil, and conclude that the
Emperor of that eminently liberal country will be the
chosen man. A prince of the House of Hohenzollern.
Sigmaringen is also mentioned. But, in fact, never was
there apparently so hopeless a problem as that of the
Spanish succession. Nobody is able to throw the least light
on the subject.

I have been told that an aide-de-camp of Marshal
Serrano has been received at Biarritz. The Emperor is
said to have declared to the envoy his positive intention
not to interfere in any way with the course of events in
Spain. He would he ready to accept the Government
which might be created by the will of the Spanish people,
freely manifested. This is under reserve. However ready
the Emperor may be to submit to " the logic of facts,"
there can be no doubt that the facts in this case are
thoroughly disagreeable. The Spanish outbreak is, I
doubt not, considered a great nuisance in high places
here.

The Chevalier Nigra„-the Italian Ambassador at Paris,
is again the subject of speculation. It is said that he will
depart en conge as soon as the Emperor returns to Paris,
and it is thought that he will not return, save only to
present his letters of recall. The Independance Beige says
it is certain that the Chevalier finds himself in a false
position. He is dispirited by his want of success in diplo•
matic matters and his little influence at the Imperial
Court.

The official papers very energetically deny the report
that an interview took place between M. de Moustier
and Cretzulesco, previous to the departure of the latter
for Bucharest, and particularly that the French Minister
gave a promise that Bulgarian projects would receive
material aid from France. These denials may be true,
without affecting the possibility of French interference in
the East. All the diplomatic business between the Imperial
Government and that of Moldo-Wallachia is managed by
the French agent at Bucharest.
Count de Goltz, whose health has materially improved
by his stay at Fontainebleau, is, it is announced, about to
proceed to the South of France or to Italy for the winter,
on the advice of his physicians.
The Figaro says that, in buying the famous vineyard of
the Chateau Laffitte for £160,000, Baron Rothschild only
acted for Seiior Marfori.

In commercial circles it is reported that an arrangement
will be concluded between the Credit Fonder of Paris
and the Austrian Credit Foncier for the construction of
some railways in Austria..
The fine weather has come to an end. The first symp-
tom of winter, in the shape of a white frost, made its
appearance yesterday.

THE WEATHER TABLE.-THIS DAY.