The Sun.
London, England, 1831-03-31 00:00:00

SITTING OF TUESDAY, MARCH 29t

The sitting commenced at the usual hour, when the
Deputies proceeded to call over the nominal.list of the
Hon. ➢Members of this Chamber, in order to make a note
of the absentees. This operation, which lasted until

a•subjeet olmneh imotetneo
o'uldek the report was read tti e
Inhe:rlllyotuh,ere ,e aced e o'clock,
at three
Deputies, of the ariwaihneate farepoieit
by the Chamber of
Peers to-the Bill that liftkpatieid. the Chatiaber ierati‘e to
the Military pension'.
They then 'balloted the
.totality of the amended 'kW.
We understand that the Minister Of Finaror!e is 'to prt-sent
a'Bill'fo-daY, tending toauthmise the Government, in the
absence of the Chainber; to raise ati additioaal coin of
100,000,000 francs, id the event of France going to war
50,000000. have already been demanded ih the Dili pre,.
'seated. some days ago, so that the loan that Government
wish to hive it in their power to raise would he of
150,000,000 of francs. The result of the ballot for the
military pensions was as follows :--
/ 257 votes.-29 ab‘olutely majority
For the Bill, 24.0—Against it 17.
The Chamber in consequence accepted the law
The Baron Louis, lUinister of Finance, then ascended
the tribune and read the demand from Government which
we have just mentioned ; it consisted in authorising the
Government to raise 100,000,000 fr., in case.ofii War,
which, " however," be added, " there:is no chance of
at present," which sum alight toe raised either as a-loan or
by a simple ordinance of the King, through :the means of
new taxes. The latter part of .the proportion created a
murmur from the centres of the Chamber. This project
was then referred to a commission, and the Chamber de-
cided that the bureaux should name a special committee
for the examination of this question.
The Chamber then proceeded on the order of the day,
which was the deliberation of the' new law for the sup-
pression of mobs. It was four o'clock when these dis-
cussions commenced, and we cannot. .therefore, give .an
account of any of the debates on that head. • •

(From the Messager des Clivrisfrres dated Wednesday;)
We cannot predict the effect that will be produced by
note said to have been addressed to theCahinet of Vienna on
the subject of Romagna and the occupation of Bologurs,; but
it is asserted that the evacuation of that city, by the Pro-
visional Government and the patriots, is in pursuance of a
preconcerted:plan in ease of the violation of the prit*iple
of non-intervention by. Austria' ,-osutibitS in"exeongteof
t'is plan, the scene of a' most desperate Xretice will be
shifted to some • of the strongest position* in the Appe-
nines. It appears that .the entrance of the Austrians Was
decided by the enterprises of the patriots, who, accordifig
to a letter from Vienna, made :an attack upon Rome, ito
the 9th, but were repulsed, Ai. Vienna it is generally
conceived that a .conciliation will -be 'very difficult, and-
therefor e: was not expected: ', • •

(From the Gateite de France; dated Mirch O.) •
The Augsbuig Gazette stated that M..de-St.
Ambassador from France to the,Pore;was unable to jr',)-
eeed brthe.Way of Aloge.olt; The Dske sEnt•hitt.an order
not to pass througlt-Ifis States. •
It is inent;ofied that a bew project of law 11 about to
be pre)entil for calling out 280,000 National Guards, for
the war .serviee, Recording to the 6th section of the law of
-3lrreh 22. '

The Independent of Brussels of the 9.7 th inst. contains
the following in a postscript :
" News has been btOught by the diligences just arrivisl
that hostilities* had'recoinmenced in the direction of Turn-
hout. Some batteries of artillery proceeded from Brussels
this morning, for the purpose of reinforcing our troopS.
General Niellon has also returned to his Post."
N.B.—M. Casimir Perrier, Fr sident of the Council,
announced to-day that it was the intention of the Minister
of Finance, to apply to the Chamber on the following day
for a new credit of one hundred millions. The speech of
M. Casimir Perrier was of a warlike complexion.
It did not escape recollection that M. Lafitte had re-
course to speeches of a very threatening nature, whenever
he found it necessary to ask for extraordinary credits.

The Journal des •Debafs contains the following :--
" As soon as M. Casimir Perrier returned to his seat,
he was surrounded by a large group of Deputies. It is
said that M. Mauguin, who was amongst the number,
asked M: Perrier whether it was true that 30,000 men of
the Confederation of the Rhine were - now marching
against the province of Luxembourg. The President of the
Council, it is added, remarked that France was preparing
to support, under all circumstances, her pretensions.
either
in the North or Smith."

The following extracts from the Journal des Debuts
mao he regarded a 4 official :

" The Austrians entered Bologna on the 20th.
" The Provisional Government and the Italian patriots
always intended to retire at the approach of the enemy, for
the purpose of not exposing an open city to the, horrors of sr-' •
se`a`tA6,,,lf
iweshope'tvere capable of bearing
P-s-uines, the passes of which could be easily A arms tetivd to the
made
rat reSistan cr.
"‘lt a 1--srs that the entrance-of the Austrians had been
determined by,
tie enterprise of the patriots, who, according
to a letter from Y4ana, had attempted on the 9th an a--
tack upon Rome,. fronr which they were repulsed.
"Weare asaureithat a diplomatic note has been addressed
to .the Austrian Caltinet, to announce that France will.not
tolerate a longer residince of the Austrian's in Bologna." • "
Faavcn W
FUNDS PARIS, Masten 98.--Fire:per Cents., 80f. e:
90c. 811: 80f. 90c. ma,
tkc 4,e. 30c. 80f. 25e. 20e, ; Four and a half
per Cents. 73f. ; • Four per cents., 88f. Three per. Cents., 51r,
80c. 85c. 95c. 75C. 70e. 40c. We.; Rank -Shares, 1,4C0f.; Rente de
Naples 57f. s"c• 60c• 50c. We. 15c. ; Rente d,Espegne,
Royal Spanish Loan, GI; Rente Perpetuelle d'Espagne,_
% % %% 44%; Haytian Loan, 215 M. L*change
on London, one month, paper, 251. `2oc., money, 20c. ; three
months, paper, 25f. 5c., money, 25f.-Gears Authenaque. •
FicENcif Ft sus, Pants' Maacit 90.-Five per Cents., 79f. 75c.
50c. 40c. 79f. 7Sf. SOc. 50c. 75e."91. 7Sf. 90c. -a9l, 751. 75c. fOe. 45c.
40c. 78f. 77f. 75c. 71f. 60c. 50c.751.; Four per Cents., (i7f.; Throe'
per Cents., 49f. 80c. 49f. 4Sf. 75c. 51;c. 49f. 44f. 90c. 49f. 491. 2.5 c.
49f. 49f. 10c. 48f. 75c. 60c. 25c. 485'.• 48f. 10c. 48f ; Bank &Get,
1,3805. ; Rente de Naples, 55f. 50e. 25e..551. 54E 75c. sl£ 50c. PA.
55f. ; Rente d'Espagne, 12% • Royal Spanish Loan, 473 62; Route
Perpetuelle d'Espagne, 43 42% 42:4214 42 4124.1, Exchange
on London, one month, paper, 25r. 20e., money, 2.5 f. 20c. ; thrts
months, paper, XX. 5c., money, 25E-Rsie/.