The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-29 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

(From the Times.) t.O
We have just received the Paris Papers of TuesdaPt?
those dated yesterday. Our private correspondentLio,
that there is no truth in the statements in the
jouinals that the cholera morbus had broken out io f
that any council had been held upon a censor
press ; or that the Ministers contemplate an Alien
The King was to remove to the Palace of the T
on Saturday.
Chamber The Moiin isp teepr of Commerce
oies,onTuesd o ,
v, botfa e,dooa c
0,
oroeodiot f ion
for commercial and internal improvements. • crillA
On the 17th, at Vienna, the cholera morbus was 01,
ing—there being 307 attacked, five cured, 132 diet"
remaining ill.
FRENCH FUNDS.—PARIS' SEPT. 'X .—Five per Cents, s.s•#
30c. 20c. 30c. 20c. 25c. 30c. 40c. 45c.; Three per Cellts,•,,lef, 0
50c. 40c 45c. 50c. 60c. ; Bank Stock, 1,540; Rente de ='N111,11;
60e. 80c. ; Rente d'Espagne, 10 10 L 4 ; Royal Spanish
634 63; Rente Perpetuelle d'Espagne, 406 % Fg 411, fot
Haytian Loan, '2loE—Exchange on London, one moot 1,,e,
25f. sc. ; money, 25f. sc. ; three months, paper, 25f. ; mo
Psc.—Coors Authentique.

BRUSSELL PAPERS.
BRUSSELS, SEPT. 25 —Some days ago the
cave details of an appearance of th Dutch in the esi'e,l;(o
of Tongres ; to-day it publishes two contradictor,' opor
on this sutiject, one of which speaks only of a ret, Ohl;
sance of 25 Cuirasseurs, said to have been mot h"at tvi-
neral Dibbets, to discover whether it was true ~t-rjerep-
lan of a camp had been traced in the environs of Ile
by a French officer of engineers.
BRUSSELS, SEPT. 26.—The King set out this
ing at six o'clock for Ghent. His Majesty intends
s• ect the troops in East and West Flanders.
Four hundred Dutch prisoners, coming from
have arrived at Louvain, they are going to the fr'''
ft•
'(
be exchanged for Belgian prisoners of war.
GHENT, SEPT. 25.—Some time ago we state":o▪ 0'
other j.iirnal., and even after a private letter, Ili, 11,4 r!,
thousand Dutch
on whichirch had
w
dlandeedfulilny
rZelyeal: that the 0
Zealand. el:,4:r
from a source tf
been much exageerated, and that there are not
five or six thousand Dutch on the whole frontier, e1t1,,,"
of whom are sick. The mortality is great, bee,j.,j3ol`,„
sick cannot be removed for change of air to St. P:l,-(0:
as under the ancient regime, and must remain itliorlf
healthy marshes of Z aland. At Hoist there area ofi'e
hundred men ; at Sas de Gand but five blind"' 0:1 "
a third part are able to do duty. The remainder
forces are about Oos•burg and Ecluse. et 4
,
BRUSSELS, SErr. 26.—Two British Cabinet•
geesu esta
preparationstndoßutredyae.mterday, one with dispatches f1':e1141,3
don, the other for the Hague. A telegraph 1- Or
ing at Bois le-Due, to correspond with those
H g
Gudule, for the funeral service on tUt
We are assured•
that alrneanmyakFinrgeneihn
soldiersthe char
he Tuesday nes3bye of
Great
entered the service of Belgium. rrialo,i
A letter from Antwerp, of Sept. 20, says r----•-‘,lOO-,
ino• Gen-rals Goethals and Tabor reviewed the gate
0';
and the troops in the environs, between Dunne slifsrt'
gerhout. Yesterday morning a complete battery' °
bi
lery set out for Malines.
This morning a company of the 4th reginoes"ligbte
escorted the Dutch prisoners, left Antwerp. T`v°
with provisions arrived at the citadel yesterday. pas
BaussEts, SEPT. 27.—. His Majesty the 16°5,-eill
turned from his visit to Ghent, and arrived this 111°-
one o'clock at the Palace of Lacken. Geatj
A great crowd is going to the church of St'l/ ejlOt
to attend the funeral service for the brave men o,„st
four days. The clergy is ready to receive the 14-'°'
foot of the grand staircase. Chief
General Niellon is appointed Commander-ill-tbe Pi;
Last and West Flanders. He set out for Ghent
before last.
The Minister of War is gone to examine the c..
Diest, and the works and fortifications on the P•egv,,r;
The two battalions of the 19th French neg irc,C;
Ott
remained at Namur, have left that place today
to France, by way of Givet.

Ir, to
TILE NEW SLlERlFFS.—Yesterday ,„00°,s
derman COWAN and JOHN PIRIE, E,41 , were sTddree,
the office of Sheriffs of London and Sheriff of I‘','lor,o
for the year ensuing; and THOMAS Noon, Eseo ;.ree
sent, d as their Under Sheriff, and sworn and adra''
that office. )i
311,
The Court of Aldermen yesterday ‘, d
acCe1)1,1111g
resignation of JOSHUA JONATHAN SMITH, 1"..' 14,41 °, e
office of Alderman for .the ward of Castle Be„s 'l'ln
requested the LORD MAYOR to issue his Pro' r o,le
Wardmote, for the election of an Alderman of th`` ,
his room.
list tli4't'
Exchange
era ° tlii
Ethxe
WALTER Scerr had been purchased for the out "" g P"
LITERATURE.—We
ght
ofCoffee-housethe miscellaneous
Frnoticediday.
lin prose 0
n.ll re, r
or
ifOL4
that the most voluminous author this country 21.00,;,
duced is now the proprietor of all his own „r l'i
poetry as well as prose, extending to something ne," fill
volumes ; and that, too, after having sold al 4.4.7,0.3,
them during their progressive publicaOOD 11111C3 .1
Caledonian Mercury. ,i 5 aOr obi% 1,,,,,,

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