The Sun.
London, England, 1838-05-11 00:00:00

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" On the 30th tilt. Brigadier Aspiroz gained an advantage over. the
band of Viscarre, near Canete, and on the 3d inst. General Pardmas
came up with Basilio at Bejar, and defeated him completely, with the
loss of 130 officers, and 500 soldiers, prisoners. Nothing new had oc-
curred in the northern provinces."
The developement of the result of so many victories we
shall leave to time, and, as Marshal CLAUSEL would say
" the illustrious sword" of that equally slow world devourer,
ESPARTERO.

The Paris Journals of Wednesday have all been received
Ti e (Matte contains a telegraphic despatch from Bayonne,
which will be found in our Spanish article. The Monileur
of the same day has the fol!owing communication from
Africa :

" Toulon, Bth May, 51 A.m, Algiers, 4th May.

"MARSHAL VALEE TO THE MINISTER OF WAR.
" The army has taken possession of Belida. I have established a
camp on a position which commands on the west that part of the plain
which is between the town and the Chiffa. A second camp to the east
covers the communication between Mered and the camp of the west.
These camps command the roads with end at Belida. .The inhabitants
and the neighbouring tribes made no resistance. The Hachem of Belida,
the Caid of the Beni Salahs, and the Caid of the HadJoutes, came to
my head-quarters, and accompanied me in the tour which I made to
examine the fortifications of the town, and to reconnoitre the gorge by
which the Oued el Kcbir flows out. A great number of Beni Salahs,
who had followed their Caid, were assembled before the gate of Medea,
and had ther arms at their feet in tooken of submission. Every thing
is in the greatest tranquility in the province of Algiers."
The Chamber of Deputies was still busied with the Rail-
way Bills, the discussions upon which were expected to
occupy nearly the whole of the sittings of the present week.
The Supplementary Credit Bill passed the Chamber of
Peers on Wednesday by a majority of 99 votes against 7.
Marshal SOULT was one of its most strenuous supporters.
We have no new fact connected with the trial of HunEaT
and his accomplices. Annexed are extracts from the Jour-
nals :

Prince Talleyrand was on Monday afternoon at the Tuileries, having,
it is said, been called there by a message from the King. Those who
pretend to be well informed state that the Prince had recommended the
proposition of a new conference of the Powers who are parties to the
Quadruple Alliance, to enter again on the question of Spain, and the
means of bringing the civil war to an end. The Congress is to be held
at Paris, and the Prince will undertake the task of continuing that
which he commenced at London. This, it is added, will be a prelude
to a quasi-European Congress on the affairs of the East. The last letters
from M. Bresson encourage a hope that Prussia will accede to this pro.
posal, which has already been made to her, and that Prince Metternich
has no oireection, except to the period named for the meeting. It is be-
lieved that the Representatives of the different Sovereigns will hold
their assembly at Versailles. -Bon Sens.
sailedear Admiral l
We have the following letter from Smyrna :-
•
APRIL 21.-" The Alesange schooner has arrived from Toulon, with
very
, and on the lhth,
the
also the Mesange.
I
Admiral Gallois has received information that the
Chamber of Deputies has vested a sum of money for the Greek
yt
Jupiteris urgent
said dispatches(that d
Ain
Aralfrom
ship) R
for
Athens, Galoi
as
Government, and that he is gone to communicate to the French Con-
sul at Athens the instructions which
On the 19th, the Palinure arrived with important dispatches said to
be relative to the armaments which are carrying on at
Alexandria. Not
finding the Admiral here, the vessel proceeded to Athens.
UIA-.DSSc. IPOAc.RT2IIc.MAcy. 91.5 c.
There are numerous reports respecting the Turkish squadron which
is soon to pass the Dardanelles. •
50c
ttente de Naples 100 f. 90c. 85c. He.
SOL 95c.. 83c. 90c.
Roman Five per
rßankhree
ApecrtiConezts2.,.69ol.
Fo
Spanish Actives, 2.116 21.
Five
er
per
rr
FCCeßeinEittss7llllroSlff.F:
Belgian Loan, 103%• _
Cents.4._lol% 102.
Portuguese Loan, Three per Cents.
Dutch Two and a half per, Cents., 55.
Hay tian Loan. 487 f. 50c. 485 f.
RECHANOR ON LONDON,
Belgian Spanish BPaanski,vels;l4sf. 1,442 t. a,oc.
One month, paper, 25f. 45c.; money, 25f. 42%c.
Three months, paper, 251. 32c.; money, 25t. 30c.
LATEST PRICES.
Five per Cents. 108 f. 30c.
Three per Cents., 80f. 95c.
Bank Actions, 2,690 f.
Romans, 102.
Belgian Loan, 103Y4.
Belgian Bank, 1,442 f. 50c.
Portuguese Three per Cents., 224.
Spanish Actives, 21.
Spanish Passives. 4%.
Haytian Loan, 48;:f.

German Papers have been received this morning, from
which we subjoin a few interesting extracts. Letters from