The Sun.
London, England, 1831-06-06 00:00:00

barracks. The authorities, having
wereo peetternt
to
diers, and commit
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accusationspep l e from soldiers,
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them all to prison. These two regiments were sub-
sequently ordered away; Ink no other force, on which
the authorities cauid depend, had arrived to replace
them, and the town was quite in the hands of those
who were resolved to
patriotic tons s, and sine
I)paanttritorteiees songs, b
ii
e i.rty ,pi
Haire:, Prefects, and Procureurs. How the
matter will end, and whether the people, or those
who will not allow them to be patriotic, will be
masters, time must decide.
(From the Journal des Debats of Thursday.)
Rms.—Letters from Vienna confirm the report
of the victory gained by the Grand Vizier over a
body of 10,000 insinsset.ts. The insurrection is sup-
pressed, and the rebels have dispersed.
(From the Constitutionad of Friday.)
Don Miguel having allowed the twenty-four hours
given him to return an answer to the demand of
France to elapse without offering the required satis-
faction, a Portuguese corvette, coming from Terceira,
was captured by the Fri nch frigates, and sent to
Brest ; where the Government has been informed,
V a I elegraplde despatch, reuived 'esterd:ty, 8
has arrived. The French squadron after v..a. tls' left
the mouth of the Tagus for Terceira, lit order to
take possession of the Portuguese frigates that a-e
blockading that island.
(From the Journal des Debuts.) •
An artirse, dated Warsaw, after noting the move-
ments of the armies, of which, however, we have
more recent intelligence through the -German pa-
pers, states the condition of the different corps as
follows
The Polish forces are divided as follow • •
Forty thousand men are on the Bug and the Narew,
under Skrzynecki and Labinskra orders.Uminaki •
covers Praga with,l2,ooo men.
General Pau is at Kuidennice. with 15,000,
The remains 'of Sierawski's corps occupy Pulawy, and
General Chrazuowski is at Zamose with"s,ooo men.
The garrisons of Modlin and Zarnosc 7,ooomvn.
The Diet has voted a levy of eight new regi-
ments of infantry. Their organization has already •
commenced.
(From the Journal du Commerce of Saturday.)
We have just seen a letter from St. Gall of the\
26th of May, from which we make the following ex-
tract :—" You will be as much surpried as we are,
to hear that whilst Switzerland is disarming, till the
villages on the extreme hornier have received Aus-
trian garrisons, and yet, at no time during peace have
they been known to he occupied by a single soldier.
If it be considered that there is no passage into
Italy from that part of the frontiers, this movetrent
of Austrian troops may be a cause of reflection for
our Statesmen as well as those of France.
(From the Moniteur of Saturday.)
PAuts.—The public has been acquainted with
the late occurrences in Tarascon. We have not Na
yet obtained an accurate account of them, but we
can state that the Minister of War has taken mea-
sures to prevent, by a salutary example, the recur-
rence of a similar scandal. Besides the cases of dis-
obedience which are now undergoing inve=tigation,
a Sub-Lieutenant disregarded the summons of the
King's Attorney, and refused to let out of the gaol
a prisoner which that Magistrate wished to examine.
The officers, who have been guilty of a dereliction
of the most sacred of duties—viz. that of refusing
their assistance for the execution of the laws, have
been arrested and lodged in prison. General Ay mar
has been ordered to repair immediately to r _araseon,
to concert with the Attorney-General of the Royal
Court of Aix, which is investigating the affair, in
order to institute an inquiry into the facts, and estss
blish the guilt of the military of every rank, who,
after that inquiry, will be tried by a COW t-mur ial,