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London, England, 1839-06-10 00:00:00

propagated all over Poland ; they represented the mea-
sures, adopted to ensure the success of the attempt,
and the means of effecting it in such a manner
that its failure seemed hardly possible—various opinions
were formed of the probability of success. When news
of the disturbance was received on the 20. h by private
letters, and on the following day the account of the total
suppression of the riots, it was received of course with a
variety of feelings. Those who had prophesied the failure
of the disturbance had the most reason to be satisfied.

The. arrivals from Lisbon are of the 3d inst. by the
Liverpool steamer, which reached Falmouth on Saturday
evening from the Mediterranean. The Portuguese Go-
vernment was engaged in the preparation of a project of
law for placing the foreign and domestic creditors of the
State on the same footing—a just and impartial measure,
but one not the less likely to meet with determined op-
position on the part of the home creditors. Their Most
Faithful Majesties and the Princes were in excellent
health, and the cmlntry was more tranquil than it had
been for many month's.

We have received the wl.olc of the Paris Papers of
Friday nnl Saturdq.
The news of importance in the French Journals is,
in amount, levy trifling-. In the official columns of the
Moniteur we only find the following telegraphic dis-
patches :

" Madrid, June 2.
" From the Ambassador of France at Madrid to the
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
" The Official Gazette of this day contains a decree fur
the dissolution of the present Cortes, and the convocation
of new Chambers on the Ist of September."
" 13.1rdeaux, June 5, One o'clock P M.
" The Lieutenant General, Commander cf the 11th

Military Division, to the Minister of War.
" Yesterday, at Saintes, nine of the 50 individuals im.
plicated in the corn riots of La Rochelle were acquitted,
and 41 sentenced to hard labour or imprisonment. They
endeavoured by their tears and groans to stir up the popu-
lation. The latter, however, remained calm ; the pri-
soners were conveyed back to gaol, and public trancoillity
was not disturbed."

Although the first despatch from Madrid only an-
nounces the dissolution of the Cortes, there is reason to

infer that the REGENT at the same time decreed the

removal of Baron DE MEER from the Captain-General-
ship of Catalonia ; the removal of General QurnocA
from the Capta;n-Generaiship of New Castile, and the
Inspector-Generalship of the National Militia ; and a
new loan to be raised for the support of the clergy.
The Court of Assizes of the Seine was occupied the
whole of Friday with the trial of the editot s and pub-
lishers of Le .illon!teur Republicain and L' IL:now-Libre
for attacking the sacred Majesty of Louts PFLILIPPE
in their respective columns. s The articles denounced
were treasonably libellous, but the Court was not able
to come to a decision on Friday, owing to the length of
the pleadings.
The following extracts include the whole of the in-
tellivenee found in the Paris Journals :
It is asserted that Espartero, having learned that the
Commissioner pppointed by Louis Philippe to accompany his
army was in correspondence with the Calists, has with-
drawn from him the permission to fallow the movements of
the troops.
It is said that the Cabinet of Madrid, some time ago,
sent notes to our Government, to ask for the exchange of
M. de Fcnnsac, who is accused of having little sympathy
for the Queen's cause. M. Soule is, they say, disposed
immediately to give him a successor, but the name of the
diplomatist who is to supply his place is not known.
The Journal des Debats adds the following to a letter
from the harbour at Syra, in which it was stated that the
Turkish army, although it had passed the Euphrates, had
not crossed the Svrian frontier :

The correspondent of the Semaphore is well in.
formed In fact the pachalik of Orfa, of which I3ir
forms a part, extends on the right bank of the Eu-
phrates (the Syrian bank) to six or eight hours' march
from the river. The pachalik of Aleppo finishes at KrA-
Hisar, where a torrent runs which descends from
Mount Taurus. These limits date many centuries back ;
the occupation of Syria by the Egyptians has nut changed
them. It remains certain, then, that the Ottoman troops
in their movement on the Euphrates have nut invaded any
portion of the tcriitory of Mehemet Ali. Bir is also
a considerable distance from Aleppo. They calculate he.
twcen the two cities twenty five hours of march of a caravan
equivalent to the longest leagues of Europe.
The Sud, of Marseilles, publishes the following letter
from Aleppo, Batt d Bth cf May :
" A Russian corvette anchored yesterday atAlexundretta.
She .brougnt an envoy of her nation, who immediately set
off to summon the Turkish and Egyptian armies to suspend
their march."

The Duke of Lt‘uchtenherg.„ future son-in law of the
Emperor Nicholas, arrived on the 27th of May at Warsaw,
and, after a visit to. Prince Paskewitch, continued his jour-
ney to St. Petersburg.
Letters from Darmstadt, dated the 3th inst., announce
as positive, the marriage of Princess Mary of Hesse with
the Imperial Crown Prince of Russia, who was shortly ex.
petted to arrive is that city.
Sidi Mustapha, the Envoy of the Bey of Tunis, bad
reached Turin on his way to Paris. He was to leave the
former city for the latter on the 4th inst.
_ _

The Moniteur announces the ratification of the treaty
between his MajeAy the- King of the French and her
Majesty the Queen i.f Great Britain and Ireland, fur the
transmission via France, of the correspondence of the latter
kingdom with the East Indies.
DOURSE....,-, Pa iiss....e.airuntss.r.....luira • 8-
HALF-PAST Tuitet.-:-Very little business has been done
to-day. Fur the Account the Three per Cents. ' opened
at 79f. 95c., rose to sor., and closed at 79f. 90c., as yes-
terday (Friday). The Five per Cents. opened at I 1 If.
55c., rose to Illf. 60c., and closed at 1 1 If. 55e., being
a rise of 5 cents. For Money the Three per Cents. are
10c., and the Five per Cents. Sc. higlr.:r. The Bank of
France Shares are unaltered. The Laffitte Bank Shares
are Of. lower. The Spanish Active is i better. The
Railway Sharel continue without any new feature. The
St. Germain unaltered. The Versailles Right Bank 2f.
50c. ; and the Versailles Left Bank 121. 50c. lower.
T lrst Highest Lowest Last
Price. Price. Price Price
French 5 per cents ... ltt 30 ... 111 40 ... 111 30 ... 1.1 35
4% per Cents IW ... 106 ... 100 ... 103
4 per Cents lOl 50 ... 11 50 ... 101 50 ... 101 1;0
3 per Cents 7O 85 ... 19 85 ... '79 80 ... 79 S.,
Bank of trance
Belgian If per Cents ... 72 35 ... 72 35 ... 72 35 ... 72 :38
Bank 797 no ... SOU ... 797 51) ...13..0
Coupons .........
Spanish Active ld% .., 19;. ... 1274 ... 19r.
Passive 4% ... 4% ... 4% ... 4%
Nea, olitsn
Roman
RAILWAY SHARES.
St. Cermail
Versailles, B. B 697 50 ... 697 .0 ... (92 50 ... (4)2 50
L.B. t7s ... 275 ... 265 ... 2 '7 50
f-Tavr,
Strasburg to Bale 332 50 ... 331 50 ... 332 5.1 ... 332 50
DUTCH FUNDS.—ANSTERDAM, JUNE 7.
Money. Bills.
Arms) Debt, 2% per Cent
Ditto, ditto 5 per, cent.
A toort Syndic, 4% per cent....
Ditto, ditto, .3 per cent.
Commercial Company, •V:;, per colt 1E304 181
Ditto (1832 and 1833) 5 per cent.
Ditto F 37, 5 per cent
sGl'i:eArneNdcol,l).(l:;De Isimizitahubms,
jiukl92)':'4B—. it;j111:
I°:DeL,t, 2k' per Cent.
Loan le,Scla;
Two months
Exch:
,53/
BothtAild's Loan, 5 per Cant l^l4
Loan okThirty Millions 4 per Cent 024
—.-- :3 per Cent ......
Loan cf City, 1832, 4 per Cent ... 02%
Society or
Commerce, .154 per Cent

Bank CI Belgium, 5 per eent 78%
National Swietv
Brussels Papers, June 8.
HAMBURG BOItSEN HALLE, JUNE 7.
Bills. Money.
Austrian 5 per Cents.
Book Shares lAti 1515
t, n,lo-Russiai Loan .
Russian 5 per Cent. ht series, Certificate
Inscription, Ist Series lO-234 lu2
Russian 5 per Cent. hops and c.o. 3d and 4th
Se i s 9B
Ditto in Certificates
31 53%
I 034 RO%
Polish Bondi ' pePer CCeeinil
13:3
• 151%
Anglo-141111th Loan, 3 per Cent 72!,i, 72%
Norwegian Loan, IsC3l, 4 per Cent—. IUIM I.IX,
DittoN)euel.ii.
i. actual
c..k..e: ... . debt,.............
EXCHANGES ON LONDON,.
HAMBURG, JLINII 7.-13. 7.—Two months, 13. SM,
wive:mows, MAY 31.—Thirty days, 11. 33.
AUSTRIAN FUNDS..—VIENNA, MAY 21 _ ___

five per Cents. lll;talliques
Fort per Cents. .......... .......... .............
Thi ee par Cents. .................« ..... ..... ...... 81%
bank Shares ............„ .. . .......... ...«. ......... ... ...... 1529
—AligemeineZeitting. June 4.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—BERLIN, JUNE 4.
MIL Money.
St. Schuld. Sch., 4 per c2nt. 103% 10t%
Prusbian English Loan, 1830, 4 percent li. 1025
Xxchmage on London, throe months,., 6
'20%
—Priersiaq State Gazette. Juno 3.

LISBON, JUNE 3.—There have been very serious
disturbances at the University of Coimbra, between the
townsmen and cownsrnen, in which several have been,
severely wounded and maimed, though, happily, no lives
have been lost. Riots of this sort have been of late so
frequent that it is thought the Government will soon be
obliged to close the University, for a while at least.
THE HEREDITA ItY GRA ND DUKE OF RUSSIA.
_iiis Imperial Highness, ere his departure from Mivart's,
nave a farewell dejeune to his numerous friends and ac-
quaintances. When the meal was finished, his Highness
commenced the foreign custom. of saluting his guests on
each side of the face. We were not a little amused to
observe more than one " Old English Gentleman" slink
out or the room, fearing that his turn might come next.
Habit is stronger than nature, and that we should lift up
our hands and eyes because we see others adopt what they
have been taught from infancy as right and correct, is only
o
hundred proofs that we are constantly acting
benfeor oef w a e
soundly think. The impulses of this future
Savereq• are generous to the last degree, and his
„n
liberality
boundless, ;is le has proved ,eyond a doubt.
He can ?slate our English pockets as well as our coun-

tenanccs.
BLACKFRIARS BRIDGE.--The repairs of this
structure, which have been going on for the last s:x years,
to the inconvenience of passengers and the destruction of
the navigation of the river, appear to be now progressing
towards completion. The wank of the balustrade on the
west side of the bridge has been removed, and a plain but
osuf London Bridge,
supported on p:llars
stront, parapeTt,h:ortneceewstt.
wlikheichtbaarte
substituted.
of the lonic order, have been rcbuilt, and the pillars sup-
porting them arc all new.
IiNGLISII AND TURICISII COMMERCIAL
TnEvry.—Some of our Contemporaries arc favouring
their readers with a translation of this treaty from the
Tuakish langulg,te. It appeared in precisely the same
words in The San more than three months ago.
Mr. Walter Long, the Member for North Wilts,
has at length formally declared his adhesion to Tory prin-
ciples.
A revenue cruiser is ordered by Government to
Kildeney, county of Donegal, to protect Mr. Hector in
fishing for Salmon this season.