The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-11 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The re-organization of the former Foreign Legion is an-
nounced by the name of Walloon Guards. Colonel Ferrari
still co:nmands the infantry of the New Legion, and Colonel
Kracuoski the cavalry. The artillery will be under Com-
mar.dant Dubois, and Ciptain Pazanovriki ; Count Brohowski
aril' be at the head of the Staff. It is said that sevf.ral of the
Spanish Grandees, according to the Decree of Count Cam-
mono, have consented to furnish funds. At the same time a

oidinance has deemed the re organization of Gardes
du Corps in a more economical manner.—Le Commerce.
AUSTRIAN POLAND —The following letter from Lemberg,
dated Augu,t 30, has been communicated to us :
_

" The eleven citizens who were lately arrested by order of
the Commandant of Cracow have Leen brought hero under es-
cort, and are rigorously guarded and prevented all communi-
cation till further orders. They are the most distinguished
men ol the republic, and their crime is, not being willing to
lend themselves to the designs of the " protecting" powers, who
want to take Cracow and its territory for the good of the inha-
bitants, and by their desire. This will probably be accom-
plished before the end of the year.
" From the dispositions adopted by direction of the Vienna
police, the Galliciao gentlemen who have been ordered not
to leave their estates are subjected to a surveillance, which has
just been organised. Many of them have individuals in their
houses, whom they have to pay and feed, to give an acccunt
of all their movements. That which most attracts the suspi.
cions of the Government are the real or supposed relations be-
tween the nobility of Transylvania and Hungary, and the li-
beral associations which they suppose exist secretly in the
principality.
" Thanks to the incredible condescension of the Court, the
Russian police is in full activity on all the frontier. It is
almost as busy in the Austrian bureaux as on the Russian side.
It makes active war on the French Journals.

" A considerable quantity of French and Belgian books and
Journals, pamphlets of M. de Cormenin, &c., were seized some
weeks ago at Brody. These are a great object of smuggling,
and produce large profits, notwithstanding the seizures, 10
consequence of the desire for these productions in the interior
of Russia, and the enormous prices at which they are sold.
"-The £rrests which have been made in Poland have not the
cha;acter which the Courier Allemand would give them—they
have been made amongst the, first classes of society. They
have fallen upon various ecclesiastics, magistrates, functiona-
ries, and gentlemen, whose resignation for eight years has,
nevertheless, been exemplary. As to the pretended conspira-
cies discovered, the Gazettes in the pay of Russia, put them
forward to give a motive for a great number of transportations,
which the Emperor Nicholas has long contemplated. The same
plan has been employed at Cracovia, though the execution of
it has been left to Austria ; and what is passing in Galicia, as
we are told by well-informed persons, is only a symptom of the
plans of the Russian Goveanment for the confiscation of
Cracow, the complete renewal of the Polish population, and
the extinction of all remains of nationality. The ukaso on
the costume is not the only one to publish."

MONEY AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.

CITY (TM'S DAY), 7' WEL VE O'CLOCK.

A mail has arrived from Alexandria by the Iberia, which
sailed on the I4th August from Malta—no date ; from Gi-
braltar on the 31st August; from Cadiz on the 31st August;
from Lisbon on the 4th September ; from Oporto on the sth
September ; and from Vigo on the sth September.
By the above conveyance we have received Gibraltar Papers
to the 31st August ; Malta Papers to the 231 August ; and
Lisbon Papers to the 4th August. All of these Papers are very
barren of intelligence, being already anticipated by the French
Papers.