The Sun.
London, England, 1850-01-25 00:00:00

was acquitted on a charge of having attacked the Re-
publican Constitution.
The report of M. DE MONSIGNY on the proposition
of M. DAUIREL, relative to the messages of the FRE-
SH): NT of the Republic, has been distributed. M. DH
MONSIGNY, speaking in the name of the committee of
which he is chairman, recommends that the proposi-
tion shall not be taken into consideration.
It is confidently affirmed in political circles that the
efforts made to reconcile both branches of the Bourbon
family have altogether failed.
The following morceaux of intelligence respet,:ting
the efforts made and the rebuffs received by Socialism
will be perused with interest :
" A letter from Lyons of the 23d inst. states that a
Commissary of Police in that town has seized two
bales of Socialist pamphlets, which were sent there
from Paris by the diligence. The guard of the dili-
gence has been arrested.
4. letter from Vierzon of the 22d states that the
department of the Inde is infested with a multitude
of Socialist emissaries, who are endeavouring to per-
vert the peasants.
The Moniteur, corroborating a statement partially
intimated in our impression of yesterday, announces
that the PRESIDENT of the Republic has received a
letter from the Emperor of RUSSIA, announcing the
birth of a princess, the daughter of the Hereditary
GRAND DERE ; and also a letter from the King of
BAVARIA, announcing the birth of a princess, the
daughter of Prince MAXIMILIAN of Bavaria.
The Moniteur also contains the following encou-
raging return of the Customs' tables for the year as
compared with 1847 and 1848 as follows:—
Year 1849
1848

1847
'The last quarter is not much below the correspond-
ing period of 1847.
The Archbishop of PARIS has resumed his pastoral
visits. He commenced with the Faubourg St. An-
toine, and is now visiting the parish of St. Margue-
rite. 'On Monday he presided at a numerous meeting
of workmen, forming part of the Society of St. Fran-
cois Xavier, and on the same day visited several ma-
nufactories, where- he was received with great respect
and veneration by the workmen.
The Bonne was more animated to-day tine for senile
days past, and the price of pubic securities improved.
The Five prr Cents. opened at 94f. 35c., and closed at
9-4'. 55c. ; the Three per Cents. closed at 57f. 70c. ; O
leans Railroad Shares, OA; Rouen 585 f.; Havre,
247 f.
5('0.; Great Not there, 467 f. 50e.; V
ierzon, 330 f ; Bast",
116 r. 23c. ; Bordeaux, 416 f. 25c. ; Paris and Strasburg,
360 f.; Tours and Nantes, 273 f. 75c.
BUSINESS DONE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
- - LONDON STOCK-EXCHANGE, JAN. 24.
- Boulogne and Amiens, 73/4—Great Indian Peninsula, 34
=Luxembourg, 2 en in.—Namur and Liege, 7—Sambre and
Meuse, 31/i.

SPAIN.
Msdrid journals of the 18th inst. have arrived.
The discussion on the Budget is still progressing is
the Chamber of Deputies. All the amendments
brought forward by the Opposition had been lost, the
Nlioistry gaining strength on every division.
General CAMINsuo, a brave officer, and an intimate
friend of ESPARTERO, had recently expired.
MADRID BOURSE.—Three per Cents. 29k, paper;
Five per Cents, 12 7-16 fur account. Exchange on
London, 90 days, 50 35.

PORTUGAL.
In consequence of the recent reports to the effect
that a Miguelite insurrection had occured in the Por-
tuguese metropolis, every particular received from
that quarter of the Peninsula has been awaited with
avidity. From the latest advices obtained from
hen, however, it would appear that public tranquillity
has in manner been disturbed.