The Sun. — 1863-01-28 (London, England)

FRANCE.  The draft of the Address of the is to. day reported in the Siecle, which reserves the full consideration of each paragrah until the opening of the debate, but its attention is attracted by an enigmatical passage, which runs thus :—" Italy by her attitude seconds herself the pacification of the fears which she had created. The era of conflicts is passed—that of compromise seems approaching. At Turin no one speaks of Rome ; at Rome people occupy themselves with reforms, and the Holy Father, sustained by the presence of an army, expresses loudly his gratitude to the Emperor." "We ask," says the Siecle "in what manner the silence preserved at Turin, and the gratitude which. Pius IX. feels for the Government that supports him, removes the era of conflicts, and brings nearer that of compromise ?"  L' Opinion Nationale, referring to the paragraph in question, observes that if the Senate adopts it, it will have pledged itself more distinctly than ever to the maintenance of the temporal pa wer.  Le Pays, judging from the favourable reception met with by the Address, believes that the debates upon it will neither be very animated nor very prolonged. It applauds the calmness of its tone especially as regards Italian affairs, and hopes that advantage will be taken of the present lull to reconcile the interests of Rome and Turin.  Le Constztutionnel is enthusiastic on the subjec of the Emperor's Address to the French exhibitors. It was more, it observes, than rewards given to enterprising workers, it was the consecration of the triumph of a grand idea, and the triumph, also, of a Sovereign who, notwithstanding prejudices and obstacles, had reckoned on the forces of that nation which he governs, and which he knows so well to conduct to victory on the battlefields of peace as well as of war. The speech of the Emperor was the crowning of one of the most fruitful acts of his reign.  The Corps Legislatif, yesterday, voted unanimously, immediately after the reading of the report of M. Pouyer-Quartier, the credit of 5,000,000 fr., asked by the Government for the operatives in the cotton districts.  In the Sleds we meet with a long account of the execution of Ronca. This triple assassin expiated his crime last Thursday at Aix. It is worthy of remark that the man who nearly fell a victim to this murderer's attempt has since died in consequence of the excitement and the emotions of that sad event. An immense crowd assembled to witness the execution, and from the preceding day the inhabitants of the neighbouring localities had stationed themselves in the vicinity. The courage of the unhappy man completely gave way at the last, and the execu • tioners were obliged almost to carry him to the scaffold. This terrible scene appears to have caused a considerable sensation among the spectators,  BOURSE, Jan. 27.—The market continues heavy in consequence of a further decline in Consols, but the price of yesterday is well maintained at 691 r. 85c. for Threes, for the Account. Railway Share Market also dull. The market closed as follows Bank Shares 3400 Credit p Dueler Piedmontese Fives. Italian Loan 7O Russian Austrian .. B3 25 Spaniel]. Threes 5O 25 Home Debt  4i per Cents. 9B 60 Do. end 3 per Cents Do. end month 69 75 New 3 per Cents Do. end month — Credit Mobilier 1152 50 Do, end month 1150  BAIL"  _