The Sun.
London, England, 1836-12-19 00:00:00

Clausel, and Leblanc, Lieutenant Rewbell and Sub-Lieu
tenant Guyon, merit honourable mention. General Tre; el
speaks in high terms of Staff-Captain Levaux-Coupe and
Lieutenant Morney. The chief of the staff, Colonel Du-
verger, who, as commandant of Bona, had rendered ser-
vices to which I have on several occasions directed atten-
tion, did all that in so difficult a campaign it was possible
to do in directing the important service committed to his
charge. Several times I entrusted him with orders for the
rear and the advanced guards, especially during our first
march in retreat, when he gave proof at once of experience
and 'ability. He was well seconded by Commandant
Perrin, Captain Zaragossa, and Lieutenants Minion and
Letellier. Staff-Captain Saint Hippolite, whom I had de-
spatched in advance, to obtain topographical information,
executed his orders with great distinction, and, employed
duringthe entire campaign on several important missions,
acquitted himself in a manner to entitle him to be strongly
recommended to you. The service of the commissiriat de-
partment was ably conducted by the Intendant M. Melcion
d'Arch and the sub-Intendant Evain, who have reason to
be satisfied with Paymaster Thiebault., In a word, consi-
dering the situation in which the army was placed, the most
determined courage and energy was necessary on the part
of all the officers ; all understood and all performed their
duty, exhibiting on many occasions instances of the greatest
personal bravery at the head of the troops.
" I have not yet been able to collect the reports fur•
nished by the commanders of corps ; but as soon as they
shall have reached my hands, I shall make them the sub-
ject of a second despatch, which I shall have the honour of
addressing you by the next courier, directing your attention
to those who, among so great a number, merit being parti-
culrely designated. I shall at the same time make known
to you the number of killed and wounded. Tr, conclude,
the various corps of the expedition directed their march
upon Constantina without having any act of hostility to re-
press. During fifteen days they sufferet), under fevers at
Bona, which detained 1,800 men in the hospitals ; and near
and around Constantina they were overwhelmed by rain,
snow, hail, and mud. The loss was inconsiderable from the
fire of the place and the enemy when they followed us upon
Ray-el-Akba ; whilst the Kabyles, who presented them-
selves in order to oppose our return, had more than four
hundred killed.. The various corps brought back all their
their artillery and ammunition-waggons which Were not
broken up. All the soldiers, whether enfeebled, sick, or
wounded, were assisted or transported along ; and, in short,
a garrison has been established at Guelrna, where every_
thing necessary for another expedition may be collected to-
gether previous to its being carried into execution. I have
given orders to the Commandant de Ranee to communicate
to you all the details which the limits of this report do not
permit me to enter on ;,and I particularly direct my Aide-
de-camp to describe to his Majesty the manner in which
the Duke of Nemours partook of the fatigues and dangers
of the army, and, the lively and enlightened solicitude he
expressed for our soldiers, under the painful and difficult
circumstances in which we found ourselves.
" I have the honour to be, Monsieur le Ministre, your very
humble and obedient servant,
" Marshal CLAUSEL,
" Governor-Gen. of the possessions in the North of Africa,"
FRENCH FUNDS-PARIS, Dcc, 16.
Five per Cents., 107 f. 40c. 35c. 25c. 30c.
Four per Cents., 90f. 20c.
Three per Cents., 78£ 85c. 708. 80e-
Bank Actions, 2,340 f.
ltente de Naples, 97f. 20c 10c. se. 15c.
Roman Five per Cents., 10014,
Spanish Actives, 20% 20 20ie q%.
Spanish Differes, 8 M.
Spanish Passives. 5% y 4%.
Belgian Loan, rive per Cents., 1011,,.
Portuguese an, Three per Cents, 29 28%.
EXCITANGE ON LONDON,.
One month, paper, 25c. 374 c. • money, 251,37%c.
Three Months, paper, 9.5 f. 12)ec.; money, -.f.
-.l'w/es Authetitioue.
FRENCH •FL,NDS.-PARIS, DEC. 17.
Five per Cents., 107 t. 50c. 60c. 70c. 60c. 55c.
Four per Cents,, 99f. Pc.
Dime per Cents. 78f. 85c. 70f. 78f. 90e.
Bank A airing, 2,340 f. 2,235 f.
Rente de Naples, 97f. 2. c.
Roman Five per Cents., loon lot iooyl.
Spanish Actives, 20N.
Spanish Differes, 8%%.
Spanish Passives; 5%.
Belgian Loan, Five. per Cents, 1011,1 .
Portuguese Loan. Five per Cents., 43.
Portuguese Three per Cents. 28 29 28% 4.
'EXCIFIANCE ON LONDON.
One month. paper, 25f. 37%e. • money, 251. Mic.
Three mon.ths, paper, 25f. 12%C. ; money, -f. -c.
-Coors. Anthentiaue.

BOURSE, Q4./ARTErt ToFotiti.—A good deal of business was
done in the French Fhree per Cents., particularly in time-
bargains. A trifling improvement of 10 centimes took place
in that stock, and the Five per Cents, rose 15 centimes.
The Portuguese Five per Cents., which had not been quoted
for many days, were done at 43. The Three per Cents.
opened at 28, rose to 29, and were afterwards done at 281. It
was reported that the divided on those funds would not be paid.
The rumour that Espartero had entered Bilboa on the 141 i,
had little or no influence on the Spanish Actives.
LAST PRICES.—Five per Cents., 107 f. 70e. ; Three
per:Cents., 791. 10c. ; Five per Cents. Spanish, —; Three
per Cents.. Spanish, —; Cartes, —; Coupons, —; Gueb-
bards, ; Differes, ; New Loan, —; Actives, 20:1 ; Pas-
sives, 5a ; Ducats, —; Romans, 100 Z-; Pedros, —.;
Belgians, 10li ; Dutch, ; Haytians, —l. —c. ; Mi_
guels, —; Brabant Bank, —; Belgian Bank, 33i ; Con-
tinuation, _e. ; New Differes, 8,1 ; Five per Cent. Perpe-
tnelles,—; Royal Loan, —; Three per Cent. Portuguese, 281-
Bank Actions, 2,355 f. ; Austrian, —; Rente de Naples,;
97f. 50e..; Portuguese Five per Cents., 43.