The Sun. — 1858-05-04 (London, England)

FRANCE. PARIS, MONDAY.  Lord Cowley had yesterday the honour of an audience I,f the Emperor to 'present Viscount Chelsea, secretary to the Embassy ; Mr. Evan attache, and Mrs. Baillie ; and Mr. Ernest Clay, attaché. Count Kisseleff also presented to his Majesty M. Basily, Councillor of State and Russian Commissioner in the Danubian Friacip.ilities. The directors of the Independance Belge has sent a circular to his subscribers in Frrnce, informing them of its suspension for a month by the Minister of the Interior (not of Belgium, but of France), but that the loss will be compensated by a prolongation of the period fur which they subscribed. It was rumoured to-day that the interdict would be removed on the sth, as the Goveinment are, on reflection, heartily ashamed of it. The suspension of the Independance is but a betise de plus. The director of the paper, who came to Paris on the subject, spoke his mind very frankly and boldly in the Ministerial offices to day. M. Lightennelt, the Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of his Majesty the King of the Netherlands, had the honour of being received yesterday at a private audience by the Emperor, and of placing in his hands a joint letter from his Majesty the King of the Netherland and his Highness the Duke of Nassau, addressed to his Imperial Majesty, together with the insignia of the Order of the Golden Lion of Cie Nassau house, which his Majesty the King of the Netherlands and his Highness the Duke of Nassau have just founded. Marshals Canrobert and Barag,uey cl'Hilliers are continuing their tour through their respective military commands. The former has visited in succession Remirewent, Plombieres, Vesoul, Lure, and Belfort. Marshal Baraguey in like manner Bourges, Chateauroux, and Limoges, at all which places both marshals were received with acclamations.  The Reutes have remained very firm up to the close. The upward movement hai been especially remarkable in the shares of the Credit Mobilier. Large purchases were made for the account, and wale expec-ed to be followed by similar operations for tnouey. Tile price, which at the commencemeut f business was 675, rose rapidly to -715, and is at this moment 705 to 710.  _ . The French government, in carrying crusade aainst refugees, has provoked serious dist urbane at Alexandria. on v,  A letter from thence says " There are in th's city a c msiderable number of foreigners, or rather : refugees, who are very turbulent and excessively annoying to the peaceable and industrious inhabitants. Scenes of riot aril disturbance, as well as of robbery and pillage, areoffiequeht occurrence. Some murders have also been recently committed. The European consuls were at length compelled to turn their attention to a state of things which was every day b.,corning more and inure serious. They concerted with the authorities of the city, and meaures were taken ,t,) put an end to the nuisance. The publication of the repressive measures agreed on caused_a very violent ire station among the refugees,  most of them Tuscans, Romans, and persons condemned by default from other parts of Italy. As they particularly attributed the measures to the in-. fiuence of France and of the French consul-general, they assembled in the streets, uttered crieK. of Down with the Emperor ! Down with the French Consul !' and gave way to acts of the greatest violence. The Pacha, Governor of Alexandria, went to them, but instead of using severe language he temporised. In addressing them he made use' of the term, my friends,' and even went so far as to promise that the objectionable measures should be withdrawn. Emboldened by this weakness, these exciters to disorder made themselves completely masters of the city, and eventually endeavoured to pillage the arsenal, but that outrage was happily prevented. The Viceroy was informed of what was going on by an express sent to him by M. Sabattier, the French consul-general, and his highness returned in all haste to Alexandria. The Pacha was immediately dismissed. The most energetic measures were then adopted, and the rioters were overcome, although order is nct yet quite re.estab!ished when the steamer is leaving."  BOURSE, May 3.—The following were the closing quotations :  4A per Cents end mouth — 3 por Cent. ..... 45 Do. end month 69 60 Bank Shares . 313 i Credit Mobilier 720 Do. Account 727 50  93 50