The Sun.
London, England, 1831-01-24 00:00:00

PARIS.

The Anniversary Funeral Service of the 21st of Ja-
nuary was performed to-day in several churches of the
capital.

A Carlist conspiracy was lately discovered in Lyons.
The chiefs have been arrested.

(From the Constitutionnel of Saturday.)

BERLIN, JAN. 13.—1 t appears by letters received
from St. Petersburgh, that the Emperor intends to ac-
company out of the capital, on the 13th, the entire of the
Guard, which will march that day for Lithuania. His
Majesty will then afterwards leave town for \Vilna, where
he is expected to arrive on the 17th. An army of
130,000 men will extend from that town to the frontiers
of Poland, but it is generally supposed that the Emperor
will wait for the arrival of the 60,000 men of his Guards
before he shall enter the country.
The frontiers of Prussia have hitherto been respected ;
but this is not surprising, since they are lined with
80,000 men.

VIENNA, JAN. 10—Private letters mention that an
Austrian corps, 50,000 strong, under the orders of Ge-
neral Statterheim, is now concentrating i❑ Gallicia, for
the purpose of protecting the frontiers of that province
next to Poland. All the officers belonging to the regi-
ments of that corps who were on leave of abEence have
received orders to join immediately. The retired officers
able to serve are incorporated in battalions of the Land-
wehr.

(From the Quotidienne of Friday.)

PARIS, JAN. 21.—Several persons have directed
funeral masses to be solemnized this day, i■ commemora-
tion of Louis XVI. and Marie Antoinette. One of the
masses will be said at the church of St. Roche, at half-
past eleven precisely.
The Quotidienne will not be published to-morrow, in
consequence of the anniversay 64 the 21st of January.
The number of the Quotidienne from which the above
extracts are taken appeared with a broad mourning edge,
in honour of the anniversary alluded to.
(Front the Journal du Commerce of Saturday.)
PARIS, JAN. 21.
TRIBUNAL OF CORRECTIONAL POLICK—Syr-
TING 01 JAN. 21.—M. PORTAL'S, President.

An individual, who was charged with a robbery, said
(in answer to the President) that he had no Counsel to
defend him.

The President directed M. Charles Ledru to act as
Counsel for the accused.

At the moment the first witness was called up,
11 Ledru addressed the Court, observing that, accord-
ing to the law of the 16th June, 1816, the 21st of Ja-
nuary was made a holyday, in commemoration of Louis
the Sixteenth and Marie Antoinette, and he therefore
submitted that the proceedings be adjourned to a future
occasion.

M. F. Barrot, Deputy Procureur dii Roi, said that the
law which made the 21st of January a holiday was the
work of the Restoration, and created by the necessities of
a dynasty foreign to them. That law had disappeared
with the dynasty which gave rise to it. Besides, it was
directly contrary to the new Constitution, and, of course,
had been entirely abrogated.
The Court retired for an hour, to consult upon this
application, and at the expiration of that interval decided,
that the proceedings of the day should not he interrupted,
as there was no law which forbade the tribunals from
hearing cases upon certain days, and also as the Charter
of 1530 abrogated all laws in force up to last August, and
which were inconsistent with the intention of the social
compact.
This decision was received with warm marks of appro-
bation by the auditory and the Bar.
The accused, whose case gave rise to this incident, was
found guilty, and sentenced to one month's imprisonment.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES, Jax. 22.

At two o'clock M. Casimir Perrier took the Chair.

The Order of the Day being a report on petitions, M.
Etienne read
.a report on several which were rejected by
the Chamber. Among the most interesting were those,
Ist, of M. Reverdy, from St. Domingo, who called the
attention of the _Chamber to the necessity of bringing M.
Villele to trial for several acts of his administration ; Ed of
M. Lambert, of Lyons, who presented observations in fa-
vour of the Ex-Ministers—(Laughter)-3d, of M. Gil-
bert Arnaud, praying the Chamber to order the prosecu-
tion of the officers who fired on the people, and the strik-
ing of their names from the roll of the army; 4th, of M.
Bourbiel, of Forgoes, who proposed to establish, in the
course of the present year, a beet-root sugar factory in
each arrondissement, and one in each commune in 1832.
The petitioner recommended, besides, the formation of a
botanical goaden and menagerie in each town, for the in-
struction of the people. M. Etienne having observed that
the Government, in order to obtain that desired object,
should begin first by establishing primary schools, the
Chamber rejected the petitions.
M. Laurent Dubusle proposed that all the laws and
acts of the Government should he published in each mu-
nicipality in France.

This petition gave rise to a desultory discussion on a
military almanark, which was lately ordered to be printed
by the Minister of War.

M. Marshal was of opinion that such a publication
was useless, since the Bulletin des Lois, which was the
official repository of all the acts of the Governments,
contained those of a civil as well as of a military nature.
General Lamarge vindicated Marshal Soult's motive for
establishing that almanack, and added the example of
Austria, England, and Prussia, where army lists were re-
gularly published.
The petition was then rejected.
The Chambers afterwards resumed the discussion on
the first article of the intended law relative to the per-
sonal and moveable taxer
BOURSE, HALF-PAST FOUR.-This has been another
very dull day. Little business was done,yet much compa-
rative fluctuation occurred. The Three per Cents. and Five
per Cents. respectively dosed, however, at a trifling ad-
vance on yesterday's prices.
Facscu FUNDS, JAN. 22.-Five per Cent 93f. 40c. 35e. 15c.
20c. 15c. 20c. 30c. 20e. 15c. 20c. 15c. 10c. 20c. 15c. 30c. 50c.
Three per Cents., Cif. 25c. 40c. 35c. 25c. 20c. 25c. 20c. 95c.; Bank
Actions, 1,510/. ; Rente de Naples, 63f. 25c. 6.3 f. . ; Rente d'Es.
pagne, 1434 ; Royal Spanish Loan, 61%
Rente Per-
petuelle, 4634 34 %. One month, paper, 25f. 15c. three months,
paper, 25f. sc.

The Rangerships of St. James's and Hyde
Park are vacant by the death of Viscount Syntrzy.