The Sun.
London, England, 1838-11-14 00:00:00

judgments by the Tribunal of Correctional Police, 6th Cham-
ber, 3,1;18; 7th Chamber, 3,484; Bth Chamber, 1,601;
total, 8,223; increase Upon the preceding year, 711.
The Droll publishes softie particulars in ratification of a
statement whieli has appeared in several Papers relative to
some legal proceedings which have been commenced against
the Infante Don Francisco de Paula, at present in Paris. It
states that previously to 1830 an intrigue was set on foot in
Spain to place the Infante on the throne of Mexico, but that
his brother, ping Ferdinand. was undecided in his support of
it. Negociations were commenced with certain French per-
sonages, and amongst the number Prince Talleyrand, to bring
the matter to a favourable conclusion, and ail agent of the
Prince was invested with full powers to follow it up . The
French Revolution of 1830, however, and the death of Ferdi-
nand, put an end to the negotiation, for which the negotia-
tor had made considerable advances, amounting, it is said, to
316,000 f„ of which he now demands 216,000 f. An attempt
at an amicable arrangement before the Juge de Paix of the
Tenth Arrondissement having proved unavailing, judicial pro-
ceedings have been commenced accordingly.
The Temps expatiates on the tottering state of the Ministry,
and its inability to meet the Chambers with either the mea
sures or the men calculated to conciliate or command it.

" The Ministry has but one support—the Court. When
advised to reduce the Five per Cents., it answers, ' We
should be right glad to do so, but the Court will not consent.'
Then propose a degree of Electoral Reform,' is the next
counsel. 'We can't do that either,' is the rejoinder; 'it is
impossible to overcome the prejudices of the Court.' But how
face the Chamber, which was tolerant in the last session solely
on the understanding that changes would immediately take
place, and more capable men be admitted into the Cabinet ?
Efforts are now making for this purpose, and for gaining over
certain Parliamentary Chiefs. But all these men refuse posi.
tively (we are certain of what we advance) to take office as
long as Mfg are to make but a minority/ in the Cabinet, and
with both 'oreign affairs and home affairs placed beyond their
controul."

FRENCH FUNDS.—PARts, NOVEMBER U.
Fire per Cents., 1101. 60c. 80c. 85c. 75c.
Four and 8 ITAif ner Cents. 106 f.
Four per Cents., 1051;
three per Cents., 82f. 81f. 35d.
Bank Actions, 2,700 f. 2,71 cf. 2,705 E
fiente de Napl:m, 102 f. 101 f. 90c.
Roman. Five per Cents., 101%.
Spanish Actives, 17X
Belgian Five per Cents., 103.
Belgian Bank, 1,47Lf. 1,477 E SOe. 1,480 t:
Portuguese Loan, Threes per Cents. 20,4.
Ilaytiar, Loan, 420 f.

OXCHA NCR ON LONDON.
o,,eznonth, paper, --f. —e. ; money, 25f 4rc
Eiree months, paper, 9.5 f. 23^.: money, 2.5.: 23c

LATEST PRICES.
Five per Cents. 110 f. 85c.
Three per Cents., 81f. 95c.
Bank Actions, 2,705 f.
Romans' 101 N.
Belgian Loan, 103
Belgian Bank, 1,480 f.
Spanish Actives, 17%
Harian loan, 424 E

SPAIN.

MADRID, Nov. 4.—The " demonstration" of last night has
terminated apparently for the present. The judicious and
orderly conduct of the great body of the National Guard and
of the people on the occasion, completely prevented the ex-
tension of the flame which broke out in the early part of the
evening under such threatening circumstances and appearances.
Some half dozen of disorderly persons were arrested and
placed in confinement. In noticing this ebullition, the Cor-
reo Nacional of this morning relates the facts as they occur-
red, hut offers no opinions on its origin or objects. The Eco
del Comercio, on the contrary, disavows it as the work of the
militia and liberal inhabitants of Madrid, insinuating pretty
roundly that the Government were the authors of it. The
Espana, the Government Journal, comes out this morning
without account or comment on the transaction. The Gazette
gives a short notice, merely stating that an attempt had been
made to disturb the peace, but that the Government, aware
of what was to have taken place, adopted the necessary
precautions, and succeeded in putting the attempt down.
It also gives the proclamation of the state of siege, which is
as follotiss