The Sun.
London, England, 1838-09-10 00:00:00

will be found all the ne.As contained in them of any
general interest:—
The Es'efette, a New York Journal, on the authority of
a letter from New Orlear.s, reports that the French Govern-
.nent has recognised the independence of Texas, and made an
alliance with that State. This news, which has not appeared
in the official journals or Paris, has probably originated in the
United States on the hostile attitude assurn,d by. the French
Government towards Mexico, which, as we know, is at war
wish t'ie Texians.

Our letteri from the R.o)al head-quarters at Onate are
dated Sept. 1. They bring no news.
TOULON, SEPT. 3. —( Private Correspondence of the Con-
3titutionnel.)—Sir, as lately told you, foe English steam-
frigate Rhadamanthus, which arrived at Tunison on the 10th
August, had despatches for Admiral Sir R. Stopford. These
despatches direc'ed him to proceed to the Levant, touching at
Tripoli and Malta. In fact, the squadron weighed anchor on
the 12[h. It was thrn compoaed of the Princess Charlotte,
( Admiral's ship). Rodnry, Vanguard. Asia, and Pembroke,
of the iine, the Barham frigate, the Wasp brig, and the Rha-
damanthus. This latter gas at Malta on the 14th, and on the
same day the Asia and Rodney anchored in that port. The
remainder of the squadron having touched at Tripoli, arrived
at Malta on the 30th. The squadron was to take in provisions
and immediately, afterwards sail for the Levant. The Minden
of the line, arrived from Gibraltar on the same day.
Admiral Laborde's squadron was still at anchor before Tunis
on the 12th.

The Surie Turkish frigate was at Malta, returning from
Tripoli ; it had again sailed for that port.—Constitutionnel.
A letter of the 23 instant, from the frontiers of Navarre,
states that a vessel from Bordeaux had recently landed on the
coast of Bilboa 300 quintals of gunpowder, and a quantity of
sulphur, for the Carlista, and that the price of these articles
(which were usually furnished by France) had much dimi-
nished in the provinces.
The Ss'ntinelle des Pyrenees quotes a letter of the 27th ult.
from the environs of Valencia, confirming the account of Ca.
brera having arrived on the 25th under the walls of that city,
and stating that his force commenced a fire upon the place,
which continued on the 26th and 27th. Another division of
infantry and artillery had besieged the village of Vinaroz, which
was an important point for the operations of Cabrera, who
had left some troops at Morella, to cover the town and the en-
virons. By a decree of Don Carlos, Cabrera, in recompense
for his services, had been named Lieutenant• General of the
Carlist forces, and Count de Morella, with reversion of the
title to his descendants.

Extract of a letter from Ausburgh of the 2d inst.:—
" The King of Bavaria arrived here on the 81st ult., and
soon afterwards came the Emperor of Russia, from his visit
to the King of Wurtemberg, at Friederickshafen. On the
Ist the King and Queen, with all the Royal Family of Ba-
varia, went to the opening of the manoeuvres of the camp.
formed near that town, which attracted a most numerous body
of the people. The King was on horseback, having the
Emperor Nicholas on his right, and the Prince Royal of Prus-
sia on his left. They were received on the boundaries by
all the Generals, with Prince Charles at their head, and then
gallopped to their station, to hold the review, which comprised
17,000 men, infantry, and cavalry. Everything passed off to
the satisfaction of their Majesties. At four o'clock the Em-
peror and King returned to the town, and afterwards went
to the country seat of Prince Charles, who had assembled
there all the Princes, Generals, and officers of distinction."
DEFEAT or TIM DRUSES.—The last accounts from Alex-
andria, received via Marseilles, are of the 16th August.
At that time the plague was considered to have disappeared
from that city. The Semaphore of Marseilles, gives a
letter of the 6th from Beyrout, in Syria, stating that the
forts of the town and an Egyptian brig of war with her
colours hoisted, had fired salutes of artillery to cele-
brate the final submission of the revolted Druses. The
news had been communicated to the Consols by the Governor,
who had forwarded to them a copy of a letter from Ibrahim
Pasha announcing that the Druses had returned to their obe-
dience, laid down their arms, and been pardoned and sent back
to their villages. Ibrahim's troops had afterwards marched
towards Damascus.
Extract of a letter from Constantinople, 17th ultimo :
Wherever you turn in this vast capital nothing is to be seen
but new public buildings erected or erecting—here a mosque,
there a palace, now a custom-house, and than a succession of
manufactories and warehouses. It is a popular belief that
the Sultan indulges in this taste for building in consequence
of a prophecy that he will lose his life as soon as Le ceases
from such undertakings. At this time the very magnificent
naval school at Kassim Tacha is being erected ; and also a
saw-mill moped by steam ; engines for boring cannon and
musket barrels are nearly finished. The Galata Seraglio
will shortly be converted into a very fine college ; and we
must not omit the lazaretto just commenced on the Calche-
donian promontory. The port of this ancient town, Cal-
chedon, has been cleared, and the mole, which has been in a
dilapidated state for ages, is now restoring. A theatre for
Europeans is in contemplation at Constantinople. It is to
be raised by a company with 500 shares of 1,000 piastres each.

FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS. SEPTEMBER S.
Five per Cents.. 108 f. 95c. 109 f. 1091.
Four per Cents., 1021 51,e.
I t ee per Cents., 80f. 75e. Sec.
Bank Actions, 2,1-251.
itente r,e Naples, 99f. .oe.
Boman Five pal- Cents.,
Spanish Actives, 203 i ?!.
Spanish Passii es, 414
Belgian Bank, 1,145(.
BILCIIANatt nn LONDON.
Onemonth, paper, 251. 37 4e.; money, 2... f 35e.
Three months, piper, 25f. tnr.; money, 20 -.
LATEST PRICV.S.
Five per Cants. 10 f. sc,
Three per Cents., 801. 8410,
Kink Actions, 2,03 1.
Rainatis, 101%.
Belgian Bank, 1,4471 50e.
Spanish Actives, 21,
Spanish Passives, 4!4.

Brussels and German papers of the latest dates
have been duly received this morning. The following
are extracts from them :
Bm:ssELs, SEPT. 6.—The breaking up of the Corps of Be-
verloss will beglit about the end of this week, for the troops
are in daily expectation of orders to depret. It is said that
the Regiments of (I.enadiers and Voltigcurs united, will be
in garrison at Brus els, aLd the second Regiment of the Line at
Namur.
A lettot from (Meld; of the 6th, says that a great change
is on the point of beirg made lilac m.zanisation of tbe ()nit r
of the Jesuits, that the course of study will be transferred to
Louvain, and that the missionari( s will reside at Ghent.
We hear that measures arc going to ba taken to fix the
station of the iron railway roads in the interior of the town
of Oster-rd.
BaussEt.3, SErr. 3.--Thanks to the intervos'ion of M.
Van de Weyer, some of the copies of M. Darner tins' pam-
phlet phlA on the 24 articles, have been released from the custom-
house at London. A great number of these copies hat e been
444riknted among the Ministers, the Members ofitTlTitteahhetDcea,:oliddp°rilet;petae..-s
tie Body, the prie4.-ipa) politcal characters, and all the daily
pap •IS. .
Apt American physician has just discovered, that
of any mineral, appFed to the wound occasioned by the
bite of an animal affected with hydrophobia, prevents the dis-
orti,7 ffarO being communicated to the victim.
composes the vci,o;i-ou3 saliva, and cannot produce any bad
effects. It has been several tirri.w til-opioyol
sucvez.s.
Great sensation is at this moment exc:ted by an order of
.ttl,7r
King. The Court Theatre was to be opened t..1-(I4Y, after
being tilog,tl the usual months. Bellini's opera The Purit till
was announced. But yesterday a special order of the King
furhale the re-opening. of the theatre, bl'p
a loss to account for this prohibition, which was pr.,bahly issued
only because the re-opening, was aannunced without applyieg
to his M-jesty, and ours is a theatre royal. It were to b:The pu is !vice at
".I,h€,-1 for 1111ny reasons that the King would turn his attcn-
thn to the theatre, whitilt bas Willer to been unjustly neglectLd
by al parties.
( Pion another Letter from Hanover, Sept. 2 )
Prince Wolkou,ky r turned to-day from Nendcrff, and wrs
invited to too itlal table. Sines the King's return tar
Cabinet seems to be very much engaged.
as the King has lat-
terly declined all audiences, even of the garrison, Oil account
of the accumulation of business.
The opening of the theatre, which was to be to-day, is put
off till Wednesday ; it is said by a special order of the Court,
bOt more probably because the rep irs of the interior of the
house are not completed.
STOCKHOLM, AUG 31.—The Stnistidring announces (not
officially) under the date of yesterday :—*, Last night, as
well as on the two preceing nights, there were tumultous as. 1
semblages in several parts of the city, in which various
excesses were committed, and (especially last night) a great
number of windows broken in the houses of different -per.
sons. Though frequently summoned by the civil .
,autho-
rities to disperse, they would not du so, and it was ne
to call in the military. The same paper sacs Y
s to-day, “c'er9 wryhee
was again a mob last night, but not so numerous ;s bef, re.
Patrols‘i,e hi e
n oprevented
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Sept 6.
MUNICH, SIiPT. 3.—Her Majesty the Empress of Russia
left Kreuth on the 30th Aug,tm ,r
, in the afternoon, and Teern'su
on the Ist September, whence she proceeded to Hohensh. !
wangan. Her imperial Majesty must have now arrived at
Nuremberg. The King has arrived at Nymphenburg, but
will return, with the Queen, at the end of the week, to
Augsburg, and stay some days. Duke Maximilian is every
moment expected on his return from his travels. We hear,
that after a short stay here, he also means to go to Augsburg.'
AI:GSMKJ-, SEPT. 4 —Her Imperial Highness the Grand
Duchess Alexandria of Russia will arrive here to-morrow',
with a numerous suite, and then go to Ulm, where she will
meet her mother the Empress.
HA 11BU RG DOIISEN fIALLE. Seer. 6.
tills. Money.
Austrian Metallques, 5 per cent.
Di( ' o ditto 3 percent.
Ditto eitto ‘2,1 per cent
bat() Bank Shares I4.N 1425
Anglo- Rus:ian Loan lO-7/ 1' 8%
Russian 5 per cents Metal.
Paper Inscription, (i per cent 1 2 101;4
Russian Inscription, Hope and Co., 3d and 4th
Series
Ditto, Certificates
Portuguese Regency Bonds, 5 per cent — _

.._ .
Ditto,3 per cent. —
Dutch Ov per Cents.
Ditto 5 per Cents looc L 6
P dish ilonds, 3 per cents.
New Tickets l5l. 13..`14
Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per cents 7214 7
Norwegian Loan of 1834, 4 per cents
Spanish, in piastres, 3 per Cents —
Cortes Loan, 5 per Cent l9
Greek 4 per cents. 1443, Slaranteed by France
EXCHANGES ON LONDON.
STOCKHOLM,G 31.—Twomonths, 2 10.
BERM, ETA.
(4).—. 'lfhreetriiiths, 6. 213.)..
--Hamburg Papers, Sept. G.