The Sun. — 1852-03-27 (London, England)

MACKAU." The Illoniteur Algerien of the 20th contains an order of the day of the Governor-General, expressing the lively interest felt by the PRESIDENT of the Republic in the sufferings of the troops under the command of General BoscicET during the recent tempestuous weather, and his high approbation of the courage and firmness they displayed under such trying circumstances. The same j3urnal contains a circular addressed by the Governor-General to the generals commanding the divisions of Algiers, Constantine, and Oran, in which he alludes to the increase of suicide in the army, and urges cu all the officers of regiments the necessity cf their pointing out to their men the criminality and folly of such cond act. The Presse says :—" The short-hand writers of the lioniteur were received a few days b.ick by M. BILLAULT, the President of the Legislative body. He promised to occupy himself with their position, but gave them to understand that the Chamber would only require at present three persons to take down their proceedings." " We are assured," says the Patrie, " that the organizetion of the College of France will be modified by the new decrees on eduoation, which are being prepared. The principle of absolute appointment for life will cease to be applied to the professors, and the instruction in this establishment will be the object on the part of the competent authority of a surveillance considered indispensable for every branch of the University." Oa Wednesday the Minister of Finance gave a private audience to MM. ARDOIN, RICARDA, EXPELLETA, and other members of the board of :directors of the Bordeaux to Ci tte Railway, accompanied by the representatives of Messrs. LOCKE, BaASSEY, BETTS, and PETe, members of the English committee, and the directors of the foundries of Decazeville, Chatil• lon, end Commentry. The Gazette de France says :—" The treaty of union which is to take place between the Orleans, Centre, Bordeaux, and Nantes Railway Company is about to be immediately signed. The representatives of these companies yesterday had a conference with the Minister of Public Works. The new company, formed from this union of the four will excecute a branch line from Clermont Ferrand to Roanne, and thus open a line parallel to that from Paris to Lyons." It is intended to undertake important works for the improvement of the Saone and the Rhone. The Saone between Chalon and Lyons is to be lighted at night by means of lighthouses ;and the bridges are to be raised, they being at present so low as to impede the navigation. In the Rhone the obstacles and rocks which exist in the bed of the river at St. Montent, St. Andeol, Pont Saint Esprit, and near Avignon, are to be removed. These latter improvements, which are the most important, will materially facilitate navigatio❑ between Lyons and Arles, and thereby make the communications between Paris and Marseilles more rapid. The line of electric telegraph from Paris to Mec:on has just been opened. In 40 days the line will be terminated as far as Lyons, when the south of France will he united to Paris. Tho Bourse was firm, with little business doing. paTt::loCEoefin.ve per Cents. opened at 100 f. 75c., and closed tB,.oc.clofsofrd theat en7dlf.ofotha.e. month; theß Shares, 1,190 f.; R men, 717 f. 50e ; Havre 295".; Great ; Avignon, 265 f ;Vie) z)n, 517 f. 50e , Railroad bur;, 563?. Northern, ff..6;57358fe: .3;rdTecaul:lrxs, t,CiudGf..2.sc.; Paris and Stras.: is Indian, 21%—Great Bire.,I9IsTE6SOS7I.I)SOO?N'E IN FOREIGN RAILWAYSNantes,ATPa r THE and LONDON STOCK EXCIIANGE, MARCI 26 Boning-112 and Amiens, IN—Charleroi and Ei itelfnes, 14 R511;11-31'1141—bEottasrtg, 33/, of France, 21%—Orleans and Bordeaux,g- Indianl4 Namur and Liege, 67A West Flanders, .21/x'. Cnai:liarirtsctsullhiea3rd St r sb o urg, 21% —Tours and Nantes. 103i_  about 13,000,600/. It is stated that the amount of Spanish bonds sent tini mfeo r isco3, n vle9r3s 13,9%71. t hoof variou s gargeegnactiee s uP to the present has been sent in at Amsterdam, about 12,000,0001. in LOUdon, and about 6,5Q0,0404 at Pali*