The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-28 00:00:00

THE SiN, LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 28, MS.

semi o'clock the curtain fell, tie President having pronounced
the sentences., and dissolved the Court amid a renewed scene
of uproar a.nd ecnrusien.

The Moniteur t.,f Saturday brings the following inteliigence
frcrn
.S•rain •

. .
NAarIoNNE, Mai( 25. On the 6th General Oraa con-int:oA d the
Carlis!s to rai6e the sieze of Alcaniz. Cabrera removed tiis artiFery to
Morella, v..lwre Negri had arrived.
" On the l7th, Merino was at (Melva, ani Foreadell was blockading

Scgothe. •
" Baron tie Mezr has marched on Solsona.

" On the 2.2 d, 3,000 Carli,ts attacked Gal;icji ; General Breton, was
marching against than. General A yerbe defea•cd the band.of Llarch,
in the plain of Tairagona, killing and wounding 150 of bis tn..n, and
taking 85 prisoners."

The Chamber of Deputies was engaged Of- whole of the
week with the Budget and the Railway projects.
M. DE BARANTE, the Representative of I.'l-Ince at the Court
of Russia, has undertaken to pronounce P. iace TALLEY'
RAND'S funvral oration before the Court of Peers.
N. Ilene Cattle, the first European traveller that reached Timbuctoo,
has: just died. The tine steam-boat Le Mgr, will commence in July to
ply regularly between Havre and St Petersburgh, touching at Copen-
hagen. It is ealeulat- d that it will Ferf,rm the whole voyage, including
stopping at Copenhagen, •in five or six days at most.
Capt. i)elatre, of the Rezanchr, who lelt Pointe-a-Pietre on the 18th
of April, has arrived at Havre ; he says, that Prince de 3binville had
been fur a very short time in our Colonies in the Amin's. The brilliant
reception the Prince ma with in Gicutal.upe could not induce 'the
Prince to pro'ong his stay at Pointe.a.Pietre. Never, says Capt. Delatre,
was such a splendid fete at Guadaleupe, nor so many persons to take
part in Commerce.

TouLox, MAY An express has arrived to-day with dispatches
from the Government for Marshal .Vallee and diqiatches from Ben-
Arach for Abel-el-Kader. The Cerberus ttcam-boat set out today for
A,s-iers.--Comtilittionnel, May 2(itli.

FitENCII FUNDS.-Pasts, MAY f. 6,
LATE,A' PRICES.
Five per Cents. 11!0f. Wc.
Three per Cents., 811. i.e.
Itank Actions, 2,7171. 50c. -
romans' l()I.
Belgian Loan, 1021.
Belgian Bank, 1,42. J.
rortuguev: Three pr Cents., 2'31;.
Spanish Actives,
IL,ysian Loan, 457 f. 50e.

THE DIVISION ON SIR EAItDLEY

WILMOT'S RESOLUTION.

The following Members paired
save last Wednesday!—

41; in addition to the List which we

FOR -
Alston, Rowland—Hertfordshire
Welby, Glynne Earle—Grantham
Eliot, Lord—East Cornwall
l'hillpotts, John—Gloucester
Maher, John—Wexford Co.
Round, John—Maldon -
Somers, J. P.—Sligo
Gib,oo, Thomas—lpswich
Blackstone, W. S.—Wallingford

AWAINST.

Irowaro, lion. W.—Sutherlandshire
Heron, S:r ll—Peterborough
Egerton, W. Tatton—Cheshire
Troubridge, Sir E. T,—Sandwich
Pinney, W.—Lyme, Regis •
Hodgson. It.—Berwick
Pusey, Philip—Berksh're
ILCITC:F011, Lord—Morpeth • -
}Maidstone, Vise.—North Northamp-
tonshire
Blake, M. J:—Galway •
Philips, 0. R.—Poole
vcre absent :
Parker,
John—Sheffield
Parnell, Sir H.— Dundee
Rich, 11.—Knaresborougn.
Rolfe, t,ir IL M.—Penryn
shed, R. L.—Tipperary
Sm th, ii. V. —?'.orthampton
Stanley, E. J.—Cheshire
Steuart, Itubert—Haddington, &e.
Surrey, Earl et—Sussex, West
Vivian, Sir H East Cornwall
Wi al, Ch.—Halifax
Woulfe, Mr. Serjeant—Cashel
:e in favour. Mr. Gillon prevented

Villiers, P. P.—Wolverhamptom
1.-mgto7,, Col Gore—Somerset
The following official Members
Anson Sir G.—Lichfield

Bernal, Ralph— Rochester
F.—lhetford
Dantlas,. Capt. J. W. D., R N.—
Devizes
Ferguson, Sir R C.—Nottingham
Gordon. Robert—Witutoor

Flowiek; Vi c.—Northumberland
Maul°, Elon. Fox—Elgin Burgh
Murray, lit. Hon. John A.—Leith
Paget, Lord Alfr4l—Lichticld
Palmerston, Vise,nmt—Tiverton
Colonel Sihthorpe intended to vol
by illness • from voting in favonr.

ANTI-SLAVERY.

The Delegates met this morning at lltown's Hotel,
W. 'l'. BLAIR, Esq. in the chair.
Mr. STANaFIELD reported the result of interviews he had had with
several Irish Members, and stated that two gentlemen whom he had
(lc:paired of, would vote in support of Sir E. Wihnot's motion.:
Mr; :iTURGE moved a vote of cordial thanks to the conductors of that
portion of the public Preys which has supported the views of the delegates.
Mr. OLIVEIi read letters from Mr. Tennyson D'Eyncourt and Mr.
Hawes, accounting for their absence on the late division.
Several other gentlemen reported interviews with Members, particu..
larly Dr. Barry, who had seen several Scotch Members.