The Sun.
London, England, 1831-09-05 00:00:00

AAMC, his sentence was doubly severe, being an imprison-
ment of twelve months, and a fine of I,ooof.

CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.--SATURDAY.

The Vice-President, M. Dupont de l'Eure, took the
Chair at halflitst twelve o'clock.
After granting several leaves 'of a'bsehre to some of its
Members, the Chamber beard Ake development of a mo-
tion of M. Rogier relatiVe to individual liberty. The Hon.
Member proposed that any person guilty of an offen'c'e
punishable by only three months' imprisonMent, should be
14et et liberty, without bail, until hi trial came on ; that
p.rsons guilty of offences lit.ble to a longer confinement
should be admitted to 'dad, and the stun fixed by the Presi-
dent of the Court; that no prisoner should be kept in
solitary confinement for more than three days at a time;
that the Judge of Instruction might, however, prolong it
it be thought proper, but that it alinulol in no case ever
exceed one month ; and that All prison-keeper 4 or gaolers,
who would of their nWn accord put a prisoner h solitaty
confinement, Without an authorisation t'l'a that effect,
shwald he punished for that offence.
_ _

The Chamber decided thtzt the motion deserved its con-
sideration, and that It would discuss it at one of its next
meetins
M. Blondcau afterwards. presented a proposition with
regard to Deptvies holding offices under Governtnttit:
stated that his proposition was) not to prevent the public
functionaries entering the Chandler, but to obtain an eco-
ooniy in the expentlitOte oi the State, to which the public
functionstries, colleagues in the Legislature, would,
ire was stre) readily agree, i. e. that the I_,lepYaies who
filled situations in the Administration !hit-0d renounce re-
ceiving any salary during the tittle they were absent from
.341 situations, dischargitig their legislative duties. M
Blondeau addtimi the example of the State functionaries,
and of the 'officers of the army, whose salaries were re-
duced by one-half when they called for a leave of a6rence,
and trusted that the patriotism of the Dephtiea would in-
duce them to make a similar isacritlires
The Chamber decirkti that It would take the motion
into consideration) arid then proceeded to discuss M.
Glaise 13izoin's proposition with regard to the salaries of
the President mid Questors of the Chamber.

After a short discussion, in which the Chamber rejected
;in amendment having for its object to suppress in Coto
the salaries of those officers, it Was agreed that the former
should receive 5,009 ['rules per month, during the Session,
and the Q.itesrots "6,000 francs per annum.
After the adoption of the law, M. d'Argout, Minister of
Commerce, demanded, in the name of Irs department, a
credit of two millions of francs, in addition to the six mil-
flans voted last year, for the completion of the canals.
The same Minister afterwards ca!leti for a supplementary
credit of one million, to defray the expences which the
Nanatory measum shout to be taken against the introduc-
tion of the A.A.:a into France, would require.
M. Keibcrtin presented a report on tevcral interesting
petitions.

FRENCH FUNDS.-PARN, SEPT. 3.--Five per Cents, 991. 80c.
90E 89f. 90c. 95c. 90c. 95c. 906, ic. Vtif. 90f. sc. 10c. 90f. 901. Sc.
00f. 901. 10c. 90f. 25c. 15'. 2ge. 25c. 30c. 40c. 50c. 60c. 65c.-Four
per Cents., 7:2f. 50e.,-Ttiree per Cents., 58f. 95c. 59f. 58f. 90c. 59f.
59f. 10c. Ze. 159 f. 25e. 25c. 30c. 35c. 50e. 55c. 70c. 80c.
Bank Stetk, 1,520 f. 1,525E-Itentes de Naples, 69f. 50c. 40c. 50c.
45e-. ::1)e. 69f. 752. 70f. 70f. 10c. 70f. 70f. 15c. '2sc. 50c.--Rente
d'Espagne, 10.-Royal Spanish Loan, 6214.- Bente Perpetuelle
d'Espagne, 47 47;6 47 4714 % 47 47% % 14.-1-laytian Loan,2oof.
195 f. 200f.-Exchange on London, one month, paper, 25f. 10c. ;
money, 23f. ICc. ; three months, paper, 25f. ; money, 24f. 95e. -
Cours Authentique,