The Sun.
London, England, 1850-07-08 00:00:00

THE DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE.

His Grace the Duke of Cambridge still continues in
a very precarious state. The following is the answer
given to inquiries as to his health this morning The
Duke of Cambridge has passed a very bad night, but
is a trifle better this morning." A great number of
the leading gentry called this morning to inquire after
hia Royal Highness.

MONDAY EVENING, JULY 8, 1850.

The young man has already been condemned to two
months' imprisonment for having followed people in
the streets with a double-barn lled pistol, threatening
their lives. It is considered that his mind is unsound.

'LEA BERMUMZ, who was Minister of Spain at
the death of FERDINAND VII, and to whose exertions
CHRISTINA was indebted for her appointment to the
Regency, died at Paris on Friday.
The electoral lists for Paris, under the new law,
are published. The number of electors for Paris is
74,000; under the old law they amounted to 224,000.
The Corstitutionnel has the following from Monte
Video, dated April 8 :

" The Archimede steamer and the Pomone and Ze-
nob'e steam-frigates have been here several days. It is
difficult to judge of the effect which the news brought
from France by these vessels will have on the minds of
the population, for the resolutions of the French Govern-
ment were but imperfectly known. Monte Video has
remained in the some state since the conclusion of the
armistice, but the number of inhabitants is each day be-
coming smaller. The population appears to have the
utmost desire to get out oF the distress caused by the war
which has so long ravaged it. On April 1(\ Admiral
Lep: elnur embarked on board the Archimede for Buenos
res, accompanied by the agents of the Minister of
Foreign Affairs and a part o! his staff.'

BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE

LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE, JULY 6.

Boulogne and Amiens, 7A,—Central of France (Orleans
and Vierzon), 14,4 —Dutch Rhenish, 21A— Ea,it Indian, 7%
—Northern of France, 14 —Orleans and Bourdeaux, 234—
Paris and Rouen, 231/2—Rouen and Havre, 94.

SPAIN.

Madrid journals of the Ist have arrived.

The Casiella frigate has been dispatched to Naples to
bring home the Duke of Rivas, the SpaniJa Ambas-
sador, who hid orders to demand his passports and
return, should the King of NAPLES refuse to break
off the preposed metch between his sister and the
Count of MONTEMOLIN. NARVAEZ speaks in the
most energetic terms of the ingratitude of King
BOMBA who, but for the aid of the troops of Queen
ISABELLA, would last year have been dethroned by the
Republicans. The Ministers declare that King
BOMB& is acting in concert with Russia in this
matter.

A rumour was current in Madrid that the Emperor
of RUSSIA was about to visit England for the purpose
of " frowning down" Lord PALMERSTON ; that
NICHOLAS should, after the failure of ABERDEEN,
STANLEY, and Co, in Parliament, and of GUIZOT
and the St. Leonard's clique out of it, endeavour
himstlf personally to dictate to the EFiglish people
who should or who should not be Minister, we readily
believe, but we are also certain, that should he make
the attempt he will meet with such a reception as will
at once open his eyes to the impolicy and the
abburdity of his conduct. The Alien Act is ap-
plicable" to allforeigners"who attempt to interfere in
the internal concerns of the nation.

MADRID BOLSA. JULY I.—Three per Cents., 321;
after Boise, 32 1-16 i cash, 32 3-18 paper. Four per
Cents., 12i cash. Five per Cents., 12 3-16 cash; after
Bolsa, 12i cash. Coupons, 7 cash. Passives. 3i cash ;
after Bolsa, 3i cash. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 84 cash.
Exchange at 90 days, 50.40 paper.