The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-15 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received the Paris Journals of Wednesday, and the
3lessager des Chambers, Revolution, and Gazette de Francs,
dated yesterday. They contain no news from Poland. The Elec.
toral law was carried by Ministers in the Chamber of Deputies
on Tuesday, by a majority of 301 to 51"
The King of Prussia has just granted municipal franchises
already enjoyed by Old Prussia.
A letter from Vienna, dated the let inst., states that the
Duchess of Parma has taken two regiments of Austrian infantry
into her pay ; and that 10,000 men of the same army will be
maintained by the Pope for a limited period.
The Russian Government has just invited the Nobles of Cour.
land and Esthonia, as well as all others who have the right to
bear arms and do not belong to any association, to enter into
military service.
The Hamburg Correspondent of the 6th instant contains the
following article :—" Events in Lithuania assume increasing im_
portance. It is evident that the insurrection had been long hatch-
ing, and for it to burst forth they only waited for the moment
when the Imperial Guard came to traverse these provinces, al-
ready exhausted by repeated requisitions of men and provisions.
The cry "To arms" issued at once from every mouth. A Pro_
visional Government was immediately installed, and guided the
insurrection. The cossacks of the frontiers sought their
safety in flight. Tilsit and Memel are filled with re_
fugees, who are withdrawing towards the Prussian frontiers.
Judging from the coincidence we should conclude that the
Polish Commander-in-Chief had expressly combined his attack
with the insurrection. 'I heir simultaneous occurrence gives to
each a double effect.
The Hanau Gazette contains' the following of the 29th ult.
from Memel We learnei yesterday that serious disturbances
had broken out throughout the whole of Samogitia, that is to
say, in the ancient Polish provinces, now placed under the do-
minion of Russia, and which are situated on the left bank of the
Niemen. The insurrection has already extended three miles
from hence along the Prussian frontiers, from Georgenbourg to
Garsden. There arrived here to-day, at places contiguous to
the frontiers several persons employed by the Russian Government,
and two parties of frontier Guards, one of 50, the other of 70 men,
who have been driven out by the Samogitians. They hope to be
able to gain Russia by Polangen, which they will find very difficult,
for it is said that about 200 Samogitians arrived to-day at Gars-
den, advanced to Kolbringen, and intend to proceed from thence
to Polangen, where they would then intercept the road to Russia.
There are very few Russian troops in this country, the insurgents
will therefore meet with but little resistance, and to-morow perhaps
we should seethe frontier guards of the adjacent countries take
refuge here. Among those who have arrived, there are some
who have been very roughly handled. We have nothing to all_
prehend here, for although we have no garrison, it is not to be
supposed that' the insurgents will set foot on the Prussian terri-
tory. They have seized the arms of the depots at Rosienna.
This is a diversion very prejudicial to the Russians, because fall-
ing upon their rear, they will be obliged to divide their forces."
A very serious insurrection, if credit is to be given to letters
from the frontiers of Servia, inserted in the Augsburgh Gazette,
has broken out in Albania, Bosnia, and a part of Macedonia. The
insurgents, who are commanded by the Pacha of Scutaria, talk
of nothing less than marching to Constantinople. It is said that
there is every reason to believe that these movements have been.
excited by a certain foreign Power, with a view to find the
Sultan occupation at home.
A very angry discussion arose in the Chamber of Deputies on
Wednesday, on the discussion of the vote of extraordinary
credit of 100 millions, in the course of which General Lamarque
said, in reference to the pacific neutral of France, that " thence-
forward French faith and Punic faith would be synonimous."
This induced a Monsieur Tilly to call the General " an insolent
fellow." The President interfered ; but a duel, it was believed,
would be the result. Marshal Soult strongly condemned the lan-
guage of General Lamarque, who, it was reported, had acceded
to the request of the Belgic Government to take the command of
the Belgian army.
On Monday the Chamber of Peers brought to a conclusion the
trial (par contunsace) of the Barons d'Haussez, Capelle, and de
Montbel, the ex-Ministers, who have escaped from France. The
sentence was as follows:—The Court

.1 Declares the Barons d'Haussez, Capelle, and de Montbel
guilty of the crime of treason ;
" Condemns the said Barons d'Haussez, Capelle, and de Mont-
bel to perpetual imprisonment;
" Decrees that they shall be deprived of civil rights, in con-
formity with the 28th and 29th Articles of the Penal Code;
" Declares them also degraded from their titles and orders ;

" Condemns them jointly and generally to defray the costs, of
the proceedings."
The Funds had been improving, when some seditious papers
were thrown from the gallery of the Bourse, and caused a fall.
The Second Edition of the evolution states, that 100 battalions
of the National Guards were about to be organised on the
eastern frontier, under the command of Generals Semele and
Bachelieu.

FRENCR FUNDS.—PARIS, APRIL 13.—Eive per Cents, 85f.
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Naptes, 63f. 63f. 40c. 50c. 64E 25c. 10c. 64f.; Rente d'Espagne,
12% ; Royal Spanish Loan, 64; Rente Perpetuelle d'Esp. 45;
Haytian Loan, 265 f. 270 f. Exchange on London, one month,
paper, 25f. 10c., three months, paper, 21f. 90c.

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