The Sun.
London, England, 1831-04-11 00:00:00

CHAMBER OF PEERS—SITTING o APRIL 7.

The President announced that the preliminary proceed-
ings relative to the contumacious ex-Ministers were termi-
nated, and the delay granted to obey the summonses wou'd
expire on Sunday. He therefore proposed that the Chamber
should assemble on Monday as a Court of Justice. The
Commissioners of the Chamber of Deputies would be in-
formed of it.—Agreed. - Adjourned.

PALAIS DE JUSTICE, APRIL 9.

The trial of the conspirators was proceeded iu. Several
witnesses were examined, but their evidence is uninterest-
ing to an English reader. The examination of witnesses
was still going on.

(From the Morning Herald Private Correspondent.)
PAX'S, APRIL 9.

The trial of the conspirators of December draws toward■
its close, and becomes every moment of more deep interest.
It is reported, and believed here, that the trials now in
progress would have been abandoned but for the supposed
necessity for supporting the assertions of M. Persil in the
Chamber of Deputies, that " he held in his hands the
statutes of the proposed rePubliC, and could even name
the Dictator."
Within these three or four weeks the number of senti-
nels in the arcades of the Palais Royal Garden have been
quadrupled. Those posts were, until within these four
days, occupied by the Garde Municipale ; they are now in
the hands of troops of the line, nearly the entire of the
former corps being on duty at the Palais de Justice.
The extraordinary rise which the Funds experienced on
Thursday and yesterday is said to have been mainly pro-
ducerl by the sacrifice of money by the Ministry. This
report may he well founded, but it must be observed that
it is less likely to occur under the present Government
than under that of Charles X. A large party, denotni-
nated on 'Change the English party, are said also to hare
contributed by tl eir operations to the rise.

FOUR O'CLOCK.
. ••
I copy, with sincere pleasure, the annexed paragraph
om the Berlin State Gazette of the 2d inst.:.--
Letters from Konigsberg state that intelligence reached
ist town on the 28th ult. from the frontiers of Russia,
an insurrection having broken nut in the government of
The insurg,ents had seized the arms deposited at
at znyn, and were marching upon Georgenburg. from
hence already a great number of inhabitants had fled to
to Prussian territory. The insurgents, it is added, on
teir march to Georgenhurg, plundered and laid waste
veral small towns in the government of Wilna, and drove
ick the Cossacks who had been sent against them. Ad-

vices from Tilsit announced that the insurgents had ids&
made their appearance in the vicinity of Tauroggen."
P. S.-The report that a treaty between England and
France had been concluded (with the stipulation on your
part, that M. Perrier should talcs the Foreign Affairs) has
produced the extraordinary rise you will perceive to have,
taken place in the Funds.
It is reported that the Poles have gained an important
victory over the Russian,!, and. that Marshal Diebitach is
surf-wooled on every side.
FRENCII FUNnS.-PARIS, APRIL 9.-Five per cents., 23c.
75c. 83c. 85f. 84f. 75e. 8511 84f. 73c. 1",1f. 80, 9fic, sof. atc
90c. 85f, 81f. 90c. 85f. 85f. 10c. 15c. 25c. 50c. 86f.
90c. F6l: 861•. 25c. Sc.- SIT. 70c. SSC 88f. 10c. 89f. 87f. 50c. • Four
per Cents., 73f. ; Three per Cents., 55f. 50c. 25c. ;0, 5Sf. 551.
20c. 15e. 25c. 40c. 55f. 30e. 50e. 30c. 23c. 53f. 55f, 20c. 25c. 50„
55f. 55c. 50c. 55c. 95c. aif. 10c. 56f• 56f• 25c. 50c. 57f. 57f.
10c. 25c. 50c. 5Sf. 57f. 75c. 50c. ; Bank Stock, 1,450 f. ; Rente dc
Naples, ME 62f. 75c. (331: (83(1 .75c. 64f, 61f 50c. 85c. 75c.; Rents
d'Espagne, ; Royal Spanish Loan, (4'74 ; Hente
rcrpetucue d'Espagne, 45% n. 16 46 11463;2 • Fachange
oa London, one month, paper, 25f. 10c.; three months, paper,
21f, 90c.-Coors Authentique.