The Sun.
London, England, 1868-08-05 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, Aug. 4.

The Duke and Duchess of Montpensier have
landed, and taken up their residence in Lisbon.
The Spanish frigate Villa de Madrid has left for

Cadiz.

EGYPT.

ALEXANDR lA, Aug. 4.

The Sultan's firman promoting the son and heir
of the Viceroy of Egypt to the rank of Vizier was
read publicly in the citadel of Cairo to-day.
Cherif Pasha, the Regent, the Ministry, dele-
gates from the Assembly and the Consular body
were present.

The Egyptian press is warmly discussing the
question of the consular jurisdiction.

SEIIVIA.

THE EXECUTION OF THE CONSPIRATORS.
BELGRADE, July 28.

The conclusion of the trial of the assassins of
Prince Michael has been speedily followed by the
execution of the condemned. Sentence was pro-
nounced yesterday, and this morning, at 6 a.m.,
the prisoners were executed. With the exception
of Jose Jerewich, who was sentenced to five years'
imprisonment, and against whom no proof of com-
plicity in the assassination was discovered at the
trial, all the other accused persons who had been
arrested, to the number of 14, were condemned to
death. Prince Alexander Karageorgewich and his
secretary (Triscovich), and Philipp Stanliovich,
who had not been captured, were sentenced in
default to 20 years' imprisonment.

At half-past five the condemned men left the
fortress and proceeded to the place of execution,
which was in a valley about two miles from the
town, on the shore of the Danube. In order to avoid
a large crowd a report bad been circulated that the
execution would takeplacein the evening at 6 o'clock,
whereas in was in the morning that the actual tra-
gedy occurred. Nevertheless, even at that early
hour an immense number of persons were assembled,
who occupied the heights surrounding " The Black
Valley," as the place of execution is called. In th
valley itself a long freshly-dug trench was to be
seen, along the edge of which 14 posts were erected.
A large body of troops who were present kept the
crowd at a distance, and formed square along the
bank of the Danube. Precisely at six o'clock
seven closed carriages arrived from the fortress of
Belgrade, out of which the condemned men
stepped, and were conducted by the gendarmes in
front of the posts. They were not ironed, and
all of them preserved a serene, almost cheerful de-
meanour. The sentence of the Court was fiat read
out to them, during which the prisoners smoked.
At the conclusion of the reading, Costa R tdovano-
witsch and his two brothers begged permission to
be allowed to approach their brother Paul. This
being granted, the three brothers advanced to him
and kissed his hand, he responded to this act of
affection by a fervent kiss upon the lips and fore-
head of each of them.

pinioning of the condemned.T 'thenir commenced
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bandaged, and their hands bound
behind their backs, while they were fastened to the
posts by ropes passed round their necks. They stood
in the Petkowitsch ; 2, Vilo-
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tsch;3 following o
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4, Jekowitsch ; 5,
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; B,c h
adovanowitsch ; 9, Ta-
Sima Nenadowitsch ; 11, Rogitsch ;
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iitsch ; 10,
12, Paul Radovanowitich ; 13, Costa Radovano-
witsch ; 14, Svctozar Nenadowitsch, with their
faces to the west. Four gendarmes then
advanced with breech-loaders to within six
paces of the posts and fired upon the first
prisoner in the row, Petkowitsch, who died
instantaneously. The body was then detached
from the post and laid in the trench, and the same
course of procedure was pursued towards all the
rest, who were each shot separately. At the exe •
cution of Nenadowitsch a sad catastrophe hap-
pened. One of the bullets aimed at the condemned
struck the post to which he was fastened, and glan-
cing off entered the eye of an officer, Lieutenant
Basil Miatowitsch, who was commanding a com-
pany of soldiers on the ground, killing Lim in-
stantly. _ _ _

The extraordinary calmness with which the con-
demned men met their gate has been a matter of
general remark. Sima Nenadowitsch continued
smoking even after his neighbour was dead. With-
in a quarter of an hour the tragedy was over, and
the bodies laid in the trench, which was at once
filled up and levelled with the earth.

FRANCE.
BOURSE, August 4.—Three o'clock.—The marke
closed as follows : _

1} per Cent.
Eud of month —
3 per Cent
End of month 7O 55
Credit Mobilior
End of month 258 75
Credit Foneier
End of month — -
RAILWAY

Bank Shares 3140
ItaVan Loan
End of month —
Mexican Loan
Do. Bonds
Spanish Threes
Home Debt —
Deferred -
s. Cash
Orleans , ... 882
Northern 1153
Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern.... 565
Western
Eastern .. 558
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard 402
North of Spain 55
Saragossa
421
Roman

LORD NAPIER OF MAGDA LA. Lieut.-General
Lord Napier of Magdala, G.C.13., G.C.5.1., yesterday
honoured Mr. John Watkins, of Parliament-street, with
sittings in uniform for a variety of photographs. Consul
Cameron, who is slowly recovering from the serious ill-
ness caused by his long imprisonment, also visited Mr.
Watkins's atelier yesterday, and sat for several negatives,
this completing the artist's most interesting series of por-
traits of the whole of the rescued captives from Abyssinia
—ten in number— and crowning the collection with that
of their noble and gallant deliverer.
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