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.nded the Queen of his fo:

services,
comparing them with those who placed themselves be-
tweenhis "Queen and her most loyal and devoted servants,"
and he finally calls the ministry to account for the use
they have made of the confidence which the Crown placed
in them. The reading of the letter first made a deep
impression on the mind of the Queen, and excited great
sensation amongst the ministry. The Queen even
mentioned the word "reconciliation," and was sup-
ported by a few influential persons, but the inter-
vention of the President of the Council overruled
Her Majesty's opinion. Count Sans Louis declared the
authority of the Crown to be lost, should they condescend
to negociate with the rebels. He recommended increased
activity and more decisive measures, and his advice was
ultimately adhered to.

Of course, General O'Donnell's letters remained without

any answer,

PARIS, MONDAY.—The French Securities exhibited
renewed dulness, and declined, from the closing prices
yesterday, fully 1 per cent. The closing prices are-44
per Cent. Rentes, 98 ; 3 per Cent. Ditto, 72.40 ; Bank
Shares, 2860; Northern of France, 830 ; Paris and Stras-
burg, 785 ; Paris and Lyons, 935.

VIENNA., MONDAY.-Our Funds opened again lower,
and were without any recovery-5 per Cent. Metalliques,
85 ; Exchange on London, 12.44.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

MONDAY EVENING, RIA 10.

LONDON.—After official hours, a slight improvement
occurred in the markets generally. Consols. dosed 92f 1.
On 'Change, 200 bags of Cotton reported sold at former
prices- Tallow, P. Y. C., 665. 9d. on the spot. Scotch
Pig Iron, 87s. 6d. to 88s.. Spelter, £2O 10%. Linseed
Oil, 365. 641. In Colonial, no sales reported.. French
Threes' telegraphed 72 40.

Continental letters report favourably of the general
condition of the Money Markets, but the Russian loan
was everywhere badly received. The weather appeals to
have been mere satisfactory than In England.
The German Wool markets have been tolerably active
again at Breskva ; prices unaltered.
In France, the price of Iron tending upwards.

Tro NAVY.—The Admiralty have meeived information
that thirteen English prisoners belonging to the Vulture
were at Helsingfers, and that as main more prisoners

were at some other

:r• place.

ME WAR.

(Prom the Second Edition of the Morning Chronicle)
VIENNA, SuNDA.Y.—It was only yesterday that the
Emperor received Prince Gortschakoff. The• audience was
short and cold. Prince• Gortschakoff brought no definite
answer; but unacceptable propositions. The-Czar's defini-
tive reply is expected iw four days. Prince Gortschakoff
awaits.. it here. Decisive despatches were cent to St.
Petershurgh.last night.

BUCTATtEST, JULY 4rin—Despatches confirm. the dis-
grace of Prince Paskiewitach.
The Russians re-occupy Wallachia.

THE BALTIC.

Sir Charles Napier was off Cronstadt, awaiting. orders

from En&nd.
The .object of the French expeditionary force is.saidito
be .the occupation of the island! of Aland.
The damage done at Bomarsund. is not known, but
there is no doubt it was severe-rowing to the preeiaionuf
the firing from the steamers.
The Times! correspondent at Cronstadt writes- en;the
30th of June, that an inspectiomby some of thupriacipal,
officers of the combined fleets of the northern, channel
had taken place, and the correspondent believes that the
greater part of the ships may steam up the northern.
side -of 'the.ialand, and take up m position in which they
might; at long range, throw shella into the town, and,
destroy it, without sustaining any injury to themselves..
Some accounts state that three- infernal. machines, had?
been, discovered under the water- at etonstadt, but the,
truth of this. is denied in other letters. The enemy's.
coasting trade. on both sides of the Gulf of Finland.is.
completely stopped.
The sudden. change of the temperature from hot toeold,.
caused.much sickness in most of the English and French.
ships, and several deaths occurred.. A favourable changer
has-,since•taken place ; most of the•sick are recoveries