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

(From the Moniteur of Wednesday, Dec. 29.)

Every post that arrives from the departments brings
UP. the proof that the troubles of which Paris hail nearly
become the theatre, will have served only to give the pro-
vinces an occasion to displ iy with more energy their pa-
triotism and their love of the King and the charter of 1830.

Every where, as at Rocen, Dieppe, and 'Versailles, the
National Ga,tetle Italie offered to join their brethren in
arms at Paris, in case their as,sistroce should be necessary
to restore order. At Melun, on the day when the pews
came of the events at Paris, the officers of the National
Goud gave an entertainment to the officers of the garrison,

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Vice le Roil Vine Ordre Public P Such was the
cry of the guests. The departments of the Eure and Loire,
the Aube, the Sarthe, and the Somme, have manifested
the must lively sentiments at the conduct of the Parisian
National Guard. At Tuurs, the same enthusiasm in favour
of our citizen soldiers was shown. Scarcely had the Pre-
fect announced that some of the agitators were bifued,
when the whole population replied by cries of ' Vice le
Roi!' In the department of the Vienne an address was
already drawn up to his Majesty, asking his permission to
join his brave Parisian Guard, whe❑ the issue of the events
at Paris doubled their enthusiasm.

The anarchists tnay have convinced themselves by per-
sonal observation of the love of Paris for public order
and liberty. They have but to visit the departments, and
they will see the provinces in nowise yield to the capital
in attachment to the charter of 1830, or to popular
royalty.
(From Galignani's Messenger of Thursday.)

On Tuesday the Minister of the Interior, the Mayors
and Deputy Mayors of Paris, and the Prince de LA
Muskwa, bad the honour to dine with the King and Potyal
Family. In the evening his Majesty granted a private au-
dience to the Duke de Montemart, and afterwards held a
Councils of Ministers. Yesterday the Prefect of Police
was admitted to a private audience. M. Merilhou took
the oath upon his appointment to be Keep.,r of the Seals.
The King transacted business with the Minister of the
Interior, and, in the afternoon, accompanied the Queen
on an excursion to Neuilly.
A Council of Ministers was held yesterday at the resi-
dence of the President of the Council, which sat in delibe-
ration from ten o'clock till two.

The Journal des Debuts of this morning says—" The
Sittings of yesterday and the day before have accomplished
in the Chamber of Deputies what the National Guards ef-
fected in the streets in the course of last week, and the
♦ictory of order and the laws over disorder and popular
coups d'etat is as complete in the political system a■ it wi.s
in the material system. Every thing is reduced within
the circle of the laws. Faction no longer exists; an op-
position alone rethairs, and, instead of riot, we shall have
discussion."

The Quotidiennc intimates that the letter read yester-
day in the Chamber of Deputies by M. Persil, is that
found by a Commissary of Police at the residence of M.
Geslain, ex-valet- de-ehambre of the Duchess of Perri.
The four Ex-Ministers were removed last night from
Vincennes, to be transferred to the fortress of Ham, in
Picardy, there to undergo their sentence of perpetual im-
prisonment._
. . . . .

The Tribune announces that an Association has been
formtd of the students of the Law and Medical Schools
and the pupils of the Polytechnic School, both in France
and abroad, with the view of establishing concord, frater-
nity, and uniformity of principle.
Extract of a letter from Weitnar, dated Dec. 19 :—" A
report is current here, that the Emperor Nicholas had ar-
rived unexpectedly at Warsaw, and appointed his son and
heir to be King of Poland ; by which measure he had pa-
cified the public mind, and put an eml to the Polish revo-
lution." " This intelligence," says the Angsburgh Ga-
zette, from which we copy the above, " comp fired with
the latest accounts from St. Petersburgb, Berlin, and War-
saw, appears rather improbable."

The Prussian State Gazette of the 23d instant an-
nounces that the Provision Government of Poland had
ordered an immediate levy of ten battalions of 1,000 men
in each waiwoide. Two rich manufacturers at Zgierza
have raised a German legion at their own expense.
The Mentz Gazette of the 25th inst. announces, that
an express, which arrived at Augsburg on the 21st, brought
intelligence that 160,000 Russians, who are marching
from all parts of the empire, proceed with such rapidity,
that it is expected that 80,000 men will enter Warsaw
by the Ist of January.
An Austrian Cabinet courier, sent off from St. Peters-
burgh with despatches for Prince Metternich, passed
through B rlin on the 22d inst., on his way to Vienna.
Russian Couriers from and to St. Petersburgh are con-
stantly passing through Berlin. They are frequently
persons of note, as Colonels, Captains, attaches to embas-
sies, &c.

PARIS STOCK EXCIIANGE, DEC. 30.-Five per Cents.,
93f. 75c. 60c. 75c. 700. 75e. 80c. 70e. 80c. 90e. 95c.
941. 931. 95e. 60c. 80e. 70e. 60e. 50e. 60e. 50e. 10c.
-Three per Cents., 62f. 95e. 631. 631. 10c 15c. 10e.
621. '2oc. 63f. 85c. SOc. 95c. 40c. 60c.-Bank Actions,
1510 f. 15151.-Itcnte de Naples, 641. 75c. 50c.-llente
d'Ewagne, 13A-Tioval Spanish Loan, 64 61i-Rente
Perp. d'Espagne, 504 51 504--Haytian Loan, 320 f-
. on London, one month, paper, 251. 20c. ;
three months, paper, 25f. 10c.