The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-13 00:00:00

numouns or THE MAY.

The celebrated Dr. Pusey and family have arrived at
Kingsto%ln, Ireland, in order to bathe, as the papers
state, but many suspect for other purposes, to import into
Oxford the true Catholic faith and the best editions of
Old Peter Dens' horrible Popish publications.

The veteran General D'Albiac, father-in•law of the
Duke of Roxburgh, and a red-hot Tory, has converted
his noble son-in-law to his political doctrines.

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

The Moniteur publishes the following telegraphic despatch,
dated Mostagan, the 3d instant :
The Oran division, which set out from Mostagan on the 7th
ultimo for Mascara, returned here on the 27th in a sanatory
condition, which is satisfactory when the marches and labours
it has executed are taken into account.

The number of sick left at Mascara, or brought back to Mos-
tagan, does not exceed 400.
The division did not proceed to Saida, because it learned
that the fort had been ab4ndoned and partly destroyed. It ea,
deemed more useful to pursue the great tribe of the Ilachern,
among whom Abel-el-hailer was born, and who have con-
ferred upon him his power. That tribe had never expe-
rienced the effects of war, and had been foremost in break-
ing through the peace. Pursued during several days it
retreated to the confines' of the desert, where its horsemen,
3,000 in number, having tried to cover its flight, sustained
some losses. The army then collected the crops in the plain
of Eghris, in order to supply Mascara with grain and straw.
At the same time works for the defence of Mascara were exe-
cuted. Millstones were collected in the neighbourhood, and
in a short time we shall have mills enough to make flour for a
division of 8,000 men. _ . .

Our affairs are going on well, but there has been no submis-
sion on the part of any of the tribes.
The division set off again for Mascara with a large convoy.
It is to be engaged in reaping the harvests for fifteen days, with
which to supply that place.
It would appear by our letters from Madrid of the sth inst.,
that a hurricane devastated the district of Navalcarnero on the
3d, simultaneously wi h the earthquake wrich was felt in Paris
and other parts of France. The Chamber of Deputies was still
proceeding with the discussion of the buket. The Five ler
Cents. were done at 26 1-16 for cash.

The Augsburgle Gazette of the 9th states that Sahib Muhl].)
Effendi was about to leave Alexandria for Constantinop'e, and
would take with him 5,000,000 of piastres on account of the
tribute. The Vacha offered to pay 2,000,0(0 of piastres an-
nually on condition that the exclusive administration of the
country should be left with him, but that if not he would pay
only 1,000,000.
According to our private accounts from Athens of the 22d
ult., the Greek Ministry was not yet organized. Al. Pisea.•
tory tea' to set out in a day or two cm a tour through Pelopo-
nessus, Rumelia, and, it was thought, Anatolia.
Letters from St. Petersburgh of the 30th ult. state that the
health of the Empress was beginning to inspire serious un-
easiness, and that her Mejesty had been recommended by her
physicians to repair to Nice, Pisa, or Crimea. M. 13arente,
the French Ambassador, was to leave for Paris on the
sth instant, and to be replaced in his absence by M. Casimir
Peri er.
Advices from Locarno of the 7th announce that the insnr •
rectionary movement in Ticino was eniircly suppressed. Coun-
sellor Nessi and other chiefs were to be tried by Court-
martial.