The Sun.
London, England, 1868-02-04 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The Moniteur of this morning publishes a decree
promulgating the law on the reorganisation of the
army.

A meeting of the shareholders of the Credit
Mobilier has been convoked for the 20th of

February.

BOURSE, FEB. 3.—The market was very active,

and firm.

Three o'clock. —The market closed as follows :-
4i per Cent.
End of month... Itaßan Loan
3 per Cent
End of month 6B 57+ Mexican Loan 16- 50
Credit Mobilier
End of month... 176 25 Spanish Threes
Credit Foncier ...1380 Home Debt —
End of m0nth...1388 75 Deferred .
RAILWA

Account
Orleans ... 8814
Northern ll6O
Lyons and Mediterranean
Southern-- 540
Western
Eastern . 537}
Sardinian
Austrian 520
Lombard Bs7}
North of Spain
Saragossa
Roman 47

DUBLIN, Feb. 3, Evening.—David and John
Barry, brothers, and Cornelius Sullivan, three young men,
were arrested in Cork to-day on suspicion of Fenianism.
David Barry was identified as one of the party who robbed
Allport's gunshop. On searching his house the police
found a sword, with belt, military books, and revolver. A
printer named Fitzpatrick was arrested for threatening to
assault the policeman who arrested Walsh in connexion
with the recent explosion of Greek fire. The prisoners
were conveyed to Bridowell under a guard of constabu-
lary.
THE FORTHCOMING EASTER REVIEW.—At the
quarterly meeting of the PortsmoUth Town Council yes-
terday a discussion arose upon the motion of the ex-
Mayor of the borough (Mr. Emanuel) as at° the desira-
bility of holding the forthcoming Easter Volunteer Re-
view at Portsmouth. The suitability of the place for such
a purpose was enlarged upon at some length ; and a mo-
tion favourable to the election of Portsmouth having
been unanimously agreed to, a committee was forthwith
appointed to carry out the arrangements which might be
deemei necessary to bring the matter to a successful

issue.
PARLIAMENTARY REPRESENTATION FOR SCOT-
LAND.—EDINBURGH, Monday Night.—A meeting, called
by the Lord Provost, of the inhabitants of this city and
others interested in securing adequate representation for
Scotland in the House of Commons, was held in the Music
Hall to-night. The meeting was largely attended. The
first resolution, which affirmed that the share of represen-
tation assigned to Scotland, in proportion to other divisions
of the kingdom, whether viewed with reference to their
respective population or their contributions to the Impe-
rial Revenue, is much too small, was proposed,by Mr. D.
Itt'Laren, M.P. Other resolutions in support of the object
of the meeting, and demanding 15 additional members for
Scotland, were also passed, and theaLord Provost was au-
thorised to sign on behalf of the meeting a petition em-
bodying the resolutions. it was also resolved that copies
of the resolutions should be sent to the counties and burghs
in Scotland for support.
FATAL OCCURRENCE.—A distressing accident oc-
curred on Sunday at Doncaster. Miss Weeks, a lady 70
years of age, usually had a fire in her bed-room, and on
Sunday morning the servants were awoke by the alarm of
fire. It was soon discovered that the fire was in the room
which Miss Weeks occupied, and assistance was quickly
at hand, but before she could be removed she was fatally
burnt.
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