The Sun.
London, England, 1836-04-02 00:00:00

Civita Vecchia, for the purpose of making his way
to the head-quarters of Don CARLOS. This state-
ment, however, was not generally credited in the French
capital, though it was well known that the ex-KING
had of late been making many secret journies from
Rome ; and was in cOns:quenee exposed to a strict,
although not obvious, surveillance, by the French
authorities in that city.. The trials of the conspirators
accused of having formed a plot for the assassination
of Louts PIIILLIPPE on his way to Neuilly, was still
proceeding before the Cour d'Assizes at Paris. It did
not, however, create such a public sensation as might
have been expected. The news from Spain is but scanty.
Don CARLOS was Mill reported to be in static quo ;
nor is there any probability, up to the present mo-
ment, that he will he able to advance a step beyond his
mountain holds. A Morning Contemporary, speak-
ing of the disagreements between Generals EvA Ns
and CORDOVA, says—" CORDOVA utters incessant
complaints against the English Legion ; but why, the
letters do not say. We know, however, by previous
repeated accounts, that he and, General EVANS disa-
greed from almost the very moment of the latter's arri-
val in Spain. CORDOVA-it is understood—has
always behaved towards General EvANs and the Bri-
tish Legion, as if actuated by motives in which pri-
vate hatred and jealousy had a considerable share."
The Journal de Paris, alluding to the state of affairs
in Spain, observes—" A bulletin issued by General
CORDOVA, confirms all the details given in that of
General ESPARTERO, relating to the affair at Orduna.
This new and important advantage will completely
defeat the projects of the Carlists on the coasts of
Biscay. They seem to have renounced their attempts
against Bilboa and Lequeitio, and confine themselves to
their nooks in the entrenched camps, which it is ex-
pected will shortly experience the same fate as those
at Maturanna."

PARIS, MARCH 31.—The Ministerial journals announce
that the Minister of Marine has ordered an inquiry to be
made respecting the burning of the Trocadero. From
another quarter we hear that Admiral Rosamel set out for
Toulon yesterday evening, to proceed to the enquiry.
The Prince of Capua, brother to the King of Naples,
accompanied by Miss Penelope Smith, left Madrid on the
15th of March, to come to Paris, whence they intend to go
to Scotland. He arrived at Bordeaux on the 27th March,
and was to leave that city yesterday afternoon.
The Moniteur of this morning (March 31) publishes
the Report presented to the King by M. d'Arg,out, on
the administration of the finances during the year 1835.
The Central Committee met yesterday, and heard the
General Report drawn up by M. Gouin.
The widow Petit Lasave, after having undergone two
examinations at the Prefecture of the Police:has been
set at liberty. It is affirmed that it was found that
the file which she had when she was going to visit Boireau,
could not be of any use to a prisoner.

The most recent accounts from Mount Jura contain no-
thing remarkable, but give room to see that though the
Communes are successively submitting, and though order
appears to be gradually restored, yet the ignorance and fa-
naticism of part of the Catholic population still cause some
uneasiness ; but the fermentation, which is not wholly allayed,
would break out afresh on the departure of the troops.—
Messager, March 31.

FRENCH FUNDS.—Psuis, MARCH 21.
Five per Cents., 107 f. 75c. 80c. 85c.
Four per Cents.. 1011. 35c.
Three per Cents., 81f. 55c. 60c.
Bank Actions, 2,275 f. 2,272 f. 50c. 2,270 E
Rente de Naples, 101 f 55c. 60c.
Roman Five per Cents., 104.
Spanish Actives, 45 4514 %%A.
Spanish Passives. 14%%.
Belgian Loan, Five per Cents, 104 k %.
Portuguese Loan, Five per Cents., 79ii.
Haytian Loan, 390 f.
EXCHANGE ON LONDON.
One month, paper, 25c. 45c.; money, —f. —c.
Three months, paper, —f. —c.; money, 25f. 30c
iluthentigue,

Boma, THREE O'CLOCK.—This is the day fixed for the
answer of the bargains at option. Those returning to 81f.
65c. have been levied, and the market seems very firm.
The Spanish securities are on the rise and in demand ; the
Active sack opened at 45, and rose to 454. The declaring
void of Lanc:ues election for Malaga (he is a violent Exaltado)
has encouraged the speculators, who seem to flatter themselves
that Mendizabal will stai-3 firm. _ _

The rise of the French sacks is owing to the settling of
accounts.

Continuation, Three per Cents., 22i ; Five per Cents., 32k.
QUAItTER TO FOUR.—Five per Cents., 107 f. 75c. ; Three
-,Oupotist, ;
Giine[►-
hards, —; Differes, 16i ; New Loan, ; Actives, 45k;
Passives, 141 ; Ducats, 101 65 ; Romans, 104 ; Pedros, ;
Belgians, 104 a ; Dutch, —f. --c. ; Haytians, 390 f. —c. ;
Miguels, Brabant Bank, —; Belgian Bank, 18k; Con-
tinuation, —c. ; New Differes, —; Fire per Cent. Perpe-
tuelles, —; Royal Loan,

The German and Brussels Papers contain an article
dated Cracow, which states that the approaching de-
parture of the troops of the Three Powers is spoken
of. From the tendency of this article, however, it is
apparent that it has been written under dictation, as a
sort of indirect, semi-official apology for the late un-
justifiable invasion of the neutral territory of Cracow,
especially when we find the writer gravely declaring
that " the city has only gained by the clearance that
has been made. It will no longer be burdened with a
number of indigent persons, and the intercouse with the
neighbouring States will be facilitated by the introduction
of better measures in the territory itself." We doubt
much the excellence of " measures" that proceed from
a Russian source. If the prospects of Cracow be im-
proved, it will not be by NICHOLAS, but in spite
of him.

SHIPPING.—(THIS DAY.)
(FROM LLOYD'S.)
DEAL, APEH. I.—Wind S.W.—Arrired from the River
and remain, the Lord Goderich, Kent, for Quebec ; Prince
George, —, for Bombay ; Cottingliam, Short, for Quebec ;
Beaufort, --, for Quebec ; .Queen of the Isles, Blackaller,
for Leghorn ; Lord Goderich, Whitehall), for Sidney.—Ar-
rived the Fortitude, Wilson, and Heyworth, Richards, from
the Mauritius; Venetia. Miner, from St. Helena; Leda, Lyall,
from Bahia ; Camilla. Smith, from Jamaica ; Reward, Falle,
from St. Domingo ; Delos, Harvey, from Smyrna ; Palmyra,
Gill, from Palermo ; Fame, Dye, from, Lisbon ; Lord Charles
Spencer, Milward, from Faro ; Felicity, Brown, from Lime-
rick. Off port, the Amy, Fowler, from Leghorn.-5 P.M.
Wind S. S.E.—Several of the outward-bound are getting un-
der weigh. It has again shifted to W. S. W., and the vessels
have again come to anchor.
MARGATE, APRIL I.—Arrived off port, the Tropic, Phillips,
from Barbadoes ; Arab, Doyle, from Limerick.
COWES, APRIL I.—Arrived the Ann, Morris, from Carnar-
von, with damage, bound to New York.
SOUTHAMPTON, APRIL J.—Arrived the Peace, Blomfield,
from St. Michael's.

DARTMOUTH, APRIL I.—Arrived the Surprise, ---, from
Alicant.—Off port, the Gordia, Nl'Maan, with damage, bound
to Belfast.

PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 31.—Wind N. to N. W., hard gale;
April 1, Wind %V. S. %V.— Sailed the Duchess of Braganza,
and Esperance, Portuguese men.of-war, for Lisbon.
PLYmouTn, Mattel' 31.—Arrived the Patriot, Oliver, from
Messina ; from Lisbon ; John Craig, Reay,
from Liverpool, with five feet water in the hold, bound to
Savannah ; Mato, de Luckie, with loss of foremast, bound to
Demerara.

FALMOUTH, MARCH 30 and 31.—Arrived the Spey Packet
-- from Vera Cruz, sailed February 16, and Havannah
sth ult. ; Jean Wi!son, Hood, from the Mauritius ; Creole,
Talk, from Pernambuco ; Lion, Spittell, flom Aux Cayes ;
Jane, Digby, from Odessa ; Pera, Graham, from Trieste ;
and Eliza, Brown, from Liverpool, leaky, bound to Marseilles.
FONVEY, APRIL I.—Arrived the Hero, Lawyer, from St.
Michael's.

BRISTOL, APRIL I.—Arrivred the Ada, Barr, from Cuba;
and Eliza, --, from Lisbon.

HOLYHEAD, Marten 30. Arrived the Lady of the Lake,
—, from Lisbon.

LIVERPOOL, MAtten 31.—Arrived the Oberon, Grindlay,
from Lima • Victoria, Wilson, and Higginson, Gillespy, from
Barhadoes ; Mary, Johnson, from Sierra Leone ; and Richard,
Wylie, from Savannah.
CORK, MAttcll 30.—Arrived the Aurora, Turean, fro:n St.
Domingo.

The Francis, Depou, from New York, took the ground in
entering Havre, and went on shore off the Jetty Head ; cargo
discharging.
The George, Hindson, from Havre, had arrived off Bou-
logne, with masts cut away, having been on shore, bound to
Antwerp.
The Prima, Gruchy, from Newcastle, has arrived at Jersey,
leaky, having been on shore.
Th - r nroc-

oe expense of prosecutions for the West Riding of
Yorkshire at the late Assizes, amount to upwards of 3,7001.
A LADY AND GENTLEMAN.—On Wednesday,
May Day Green, Barnsley, was the scene of an extraordinary
encounter. A woman beat her husband on the face till the
blood flew about ; he, in turn, sent the bellman round to pro-
claim the sale of his wife by auction ; but when he appeared
with a halter to sell her, the Amazon rushed upon him again
with her fists, and put him to total rout.—Halifax Express.