The Sun. — 1855-07-09 (London, England)

BERLIN, 7111.—Tho Prince of Prussia is about to leave for St. Petersburg. His business is without political signification, being entirely on family affairs.  The Emperor received at the Palace of the Elyseo, last evening at eight o'clock, the President, Vice-Presidents, and members of the Bureau of the Legislative Body, who presented to his Majesty the two bills adopted in the sittings of that and the previous day. All the deputies accompanied the Bureau, and the Ministers, the President of the Council of State, and the grand officers of the Crown were in attendance. In presenting the bills to hio Majesty, Count de Morny said :  have the honour of placing in the hands of your Majesty a bill on the loan, and that which fixes the contingent of 1856. Your Majesty ear; feel no doubt of the  devotedness and co-operation of the Legislative Body It has availed itself of this opportunity of giving you a fresh proof of it by voting unanimously these two hills, which are so important under existing circumstances." The Emperor replied :-"I thank the Legislative Body for the eagerness which it has manifested in voting the two bills alluded to, and I express to it my gratitude for so doing. lam well aware how heavy are the charges and the taxes called for the war, but I hope that they will be but temporary, and I feel confident that with the enthusiasm and the patriotism of the country, we shall surmount every difficulty, and arrive at an honourable peace." These words were received with the most lively marks of acquiescence. The Emperor afterwards conversed for some time with the members of the Legislative Body, and at half-past nine the reception terminated, and his Majesty returned to St. Cloud.  M. Herbet has been nominated Consul-General of France at Antwerp in the room of Baron de Thays, who has been appointed to Genoa. The French Government has accorded its exequatur to the following consular agents :—Consuls-General—Laplace, for the Republic of Paraguay at Paris ; Alonso, for the Duchy of Parma, at Marseilles.—Consuls—Bensamoni, for Portugal, at Bona ; E erros, for the free cities of Hamburg, Bremen, and Lubeck, at Brest ; Wild, for Lukeck, at Nantes; Gourdon, for the Republic of Uruguay, at Nantes ; Imaz, for the Mexican Republic, at Bayonne.—Vice-Consuls—Siefert, for Portugal, at Lyons; Tassy, for the Holy See, at La Ciotat; Fayard, for Sweden and Norway, at Libourne ; Tertian, for Sardinia and Tuscany at Bonifacio ; and Marnovich, for the Two Sicilies, at Mostaganem.  By order of the Emperor, the Minister of agriculture and commerce has appointed M. Lesnier, junior, to the place of Government Commissary at the coal mines of the Mayenne and the Sarthe. M. Lesnier is the person who, having been convicted on false evidence of a murder which he had not committed, passed several years in the bagne. His innocence having been completely demonstrated, was solemnly proclaimed, a few days since it may be remembered, by the Court of Assizes of the Haute Garonne. " This solemn rehabilitation did however," says the Moniteur, "completely pay the debt of society, and his Majesty, in giving M. Lesnier an honourable situation, has been anxious to repair the injury caused him by a fatal judicial error."  The Moniteur publishes a decree extending, to the 31st Dec. next, the provisions of the decree of the 11th October last, which modifies the customs tariff as regards corn, flour, and dry pulse in the colonies of Martinique, Guadeloupe, and Reunion. The English steamer thd Enniskillen left Marseilles on the sth for the Crimea with troops, horses, and stores on board. She had in tow the three-master Dismona, similarly laden. The Ulloa, steam-frigate, which lately arrived at Toulon from the East, brought with her a brig of 250 tons, captured at Kertch, and laden with wheat. She bears the mark " No. 1," of the prizes taken in the Sea of Azoff.