The Sun.
London, England, 1839-04-29 00:00:00

the following telegraphic despatch, which ap pears
in all the French Journals of Friday :
" Thyonne, April 26, One o'Clock, p .m.
" The Madrid mails in annur have arrived. T 1244 divi-
sion of General Parra re-established the communks Lions
General Nogueras has been appointed CommaniZi .r-in-
Chkf of the army of the Centre," in the room a Van
Halen.
The dismissal Of VAN HALEN is not a. :suffi-
cient punishment for his cowardice or treacihery.
He ought either to be shot, or sent in chains to
Africa. Our impression is, that he bett ayed
his post to CABRERA, and in the event a f his
being tried by a court martial, such will be proved
to be the fact. The injury which his treasara has
inflicted on the Constitutional cause in Fratece is
incalculable.

There is no domestic news of any interest ill the
French Papers of Friday or Saturday. Not ping
excites attention but the Ministerial crisis and' this
is fast producing symptoms of feelings which. re-
quire only to be fostered to produce another :revo-
lution 1.--

A letter from the Russian frontiers, in a Frankfort Jour-
nal, announces as near at hand the return of what is called
the United Greek Church, and the Greek Russian anurch.
The kttcr endeavours to show that this return is voluntary,
but we know what to think of it.
The Courier Francais of the 27th inst. has the follow-
ing P. S. :—The formation of a Ministry of the 1(41 centre
no longer meets with the same obstacles. To-day M.
Teste; in the name of the Marshal, has made a peoposal to
M. Thiers. The Marshal offerred M. Thiers the de-
partment of Foreign Affairs, but at the same time he
insisted on the admission of some Doctrinaires into , the
Connell. This last point has b,•en contested. The prin-
c'pa 1 members of the left centre have declared to M. I
c' pal

Thiers that they could not make part of the Ministry in
which the friends of M. Guizot should be included. M.
M. Guizot and M. Duchatel were summoned to the Tuil-
leries at four o'citek ; Nve believe we may say that it
was not for a Ministerial proposal, at least from M.
Guizot; but the Doctrinaire* do not separate from their
chief.—Le Commerce.
BOURSE,—PARIS, SATURDAY, APRIL 27.

liatr-pasv REE.—The market has been very brisk, but
:here has been a fair quantity of business done. For the Account

fthe Three per Cents. opened at slf 45c., and closed nt Cf. 40c.,
a fall of 10 cents. The Five per Cents, from 110 f. 90c., de-
clined to 1 10f. 80c., a fall as compared to yesterday of 20c. For
Money the Three per Cents, are 5c , and the Five per Cent=.
20c. lower. The Bank of France Shares have not varied. The
Laffitte Bank of I,ooof. Shares, are sf. lower, and those of 5,000 f.
are 211 50c. higher. The Belgian Three per Cents. for the account
ar.., 73f. 70e, The Spanish Active from 204 oscillated to 21, at
at which latter price it closes, being a rise of I per cent. The Ver-
sailles Left Bank Railway Shares have advanced 10f. The others
have but slightly varied. The Seyssel Asphalte Shares have ad.
vanced 200 f.

First Highest Lowest Last
?rice. Price. Price. Price.
French 5 per Cents
4y.i per Cents lO5 25 ... 103 25 ... 10,5 25 ... 105 25
4 per Cents III 70 ... 101 30 ... 101 70 ... 101 80
3 per Cents SI 23 ... it 45 ... 81 30 ... SI 45
lank of France
Latfitte Bank I,ooof. Sn lOO5 ...1065 —.1053 ...10(15
5,004. Sh 550 —.5250 51 —.5251 ...5252 50
Seigle' 5 per Cents 10:14 ... 101 X ... 101% ... iolii
S per Cents ... 73 20 ... 73 20 ... 73 20 ... 73 20
Bank 770 ... 775 ... 770 - 770 50

Coupons
II anish Ac ire 2o4i ... 21 ... 2)' ... 21
Don Miguel
Neapoliun
Roman
RAILWAY SIIAREs.
St. Garniai 1
"ersailies, n. P
L.Z.270 ... 273 .
...
.. 270 275
912 10 962 MI . 962 50 . -

ravr.F.

... ... ... - ~.. ... 962 59
Orleans .
:Strasburg to Bale .. 312 50 ... 5421 ... 942 50 ... 342 51
Bordeaux 0:a "I este 4OO ... 401 ... 400 ... 4'o
ik;ulhausen to Thann
Charleroi
ASPHALTES AND "'ITU tIENS.
Payssel (A) 2S 0 .4000 .48711
Galvaniz d Iron
... 460

...2140S
... 460

Madrid papers of the 20th inst., with letters
from Bayonne of the 24th, have come to hand.
On the 17th the Madrid Cabinet sent dispatches
to ESPARTERO, imploring him to undertake some
movement to counterbalance the losses sustained by
raising the siege of Segura. Lis highly probable
that the courier found ESPARTERO in bed at
Logrono, ill of his former complaint, which
always visits him when a battle is to be fought, or
a campaign opened. According to the letters from
Bayonne himself and MAROTO had passed
eight days within sight of each other with-
out firing a shot, though MAaoTo was at
the head of 20,000, and ESPARTERO of 30,000
men. This could neither be the result of fear nor
of extreme caution. It must be regarded as the
consequence of a secret understanding between these
Generals. Both are playing a difficult and a pe-
rilous game. Since MAROTO has declared in favour
of a peace, founded on a marriage between a son of
Don CARLOS and the QUEEN, the Princess of Bet-
RA, CA RLOS'S consort, has set herself to work his
downfall. In this she is seconded by her son Don
SEBASTIAN. Don CARLOS has as yet expressed
no opinion upon the subject, and listens to the ar-
guments on both sides in profound silence. While
MAROTO can depend upon the fidelity of the army
he is safe, but not an instant lunger.