The Sun.
London, England, 1840-06-24 00:00:00

BOURSE. P AkIS, MONDAY, JUNE 22.

I' irst Highest Lowest Last
Price Price. Price. Price
Fend) 5 ~er Cents ll7 5 ... 117 'A .., 117 5 ... 117 15
4% per Cents lO5 10 ... 1 5 10 ... 105 10 ... IV I
3 peas ents ... 81 65 ... 84 70 ... 84 60 ... 84 :0
tank oi franee 3575 _7575 ...T.,70 _2570
.ziffitte Batik 1,000 f: Sh lll,l ...111.1 ...1110 ...WO
5,000 f. Sh 5215 ...5215 ...5213 ..5215
:elgian Bank
5 lwer Cents
3er Cents....., 76 50 —. 76 55 —. 76 50 —. 76 55
•)utrli 2% per Cents 54% ... 54% ... 54.. ... 54%
Spanish Ac ire..
Passive 6% ... 6% ... 614 ... 0%
New Pt ferret
Old Deterred 6% ... 6% ... 6% ... 6%
Sreepllitan
ioniin 1034 ... 164 ... 112%, ... 104
RAILWAY SHARES.
cersailles, It. B 531 ... 5311 ... 570 ... WO
LB. 220 ~.. 1%30 ... 520 ... 350
;Weans ..
Mulhausen to Thann .. ...... 485 ... 4115 ... 485 ... 485
,t.r.ssourg to Bale

EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS
FROM PARIS.

The following important intelligence, received by
Extraordinary Express from Paris, is, copied from
the Second Edition of the Post of this day :
ATTEMPT OF THE CARLISTS TO SEIZE

THE TWO QUEENS OF
PARIS, TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH.
Bayonne, June 22.
THE GENERAL COMMANDING THE 20TH MILITARY

DIVISION TO THE MlNisTrn OF w&a.
On the 151 h seven Carlist battalions and nine squa-
drons, who were destined to attack the escort of the
two Q.:eens, were completely defeated between Si-
guenzt and Medina-Coll, by the division under Gene-
ral Conch.

The rebels commanded by Palacios suffered severely ;
1,400, including five officers and three principal chiefs,
ere taken prisoners.
Private correspondence from Catalonia states that
Cabrera, with 15,000 men, on the 12th occupied Pons
and the adjacent villages. Espartero was at Lerida,
General Leon at Tarrega, and Castaneda, Balegnes,
Ros d'Erolcs (Carlist) Organa on the 13th, and Ei-
tartres near Campredon.
Madrid Papers of the 15th are unimportant.
Constantinople letters of the 3d reached Paris on
Tuesday.
Tile resignation of Chosrew Pacha is not confirmed.

One of the Sultanas has given birth to a daughter.
Advices from Tabriz of the 3d of May state that the
Shah with his army remained at Ispaban. Count de
Sarcens, the French Ambassador, was about to return
by Bagdad, d•sgusted and disappointed at the treatment
of the Shah.

The Moniteur of the 22d inst., Monday, pub-
lishes a telegraphic despatch announcing that a Car-
list force, consisting of seven battalions and rime
squadrons of cavalry, which were destined to an at-
tack on the troops of the Queen, was completely
defeated between Siguenza and Medina-Coli, by the
division of General Concha. The rebels are sat
to have suffered immense loss in killed an
wounded, and 1,400 prisoners taken ; of whic
105 are officers, and three are chiefs.— Herald.

—JUTISH AND FOREIGN ANTI-SLAVERY SOCIETY.—
The annual meeting of the British and Foreign Anti-
SlAvery Society took place at Exeter-hall this day, his
Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex in the Chair.
The great room of Exeter-ball was crowded to excess
long before the commencement of the proceedings.
Her Grace the Duchess of Sutherland, accompanied
by Mrs. Fry, appeared on the platform at half-past ten
o'clock, and both ladies were loudly applauded. Shortly
after eleven o'clock it was proposed by Mr. S. Gurney,
and seconded be M. Guizot, the French Ambas-
sador, that his Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex
should take the chair. His Royal Highness, who was
most enthusiastic:3l.y received, then addressed the
meeting. At the conclusion of his Royal Highness's
address, Mr. O'Connell appeared upon the platform,
and was greeted with loud cheers. There was an at-
tempt made at disapprobation by a little knot of per-
sons at the back of the room, but it was instantly
drowned by the most enthusiastic applluse. Tie
senerable Thomas Clarkson was then introduced, ac-
companied by his widowed daughter-in-law and his
grandson, the only male representative of the family of
the venerable father or the Anti• Slavery cause, and
addressed the meeting in a most characteristic speech,
which was listened to with toe most intense interest.
We shall give a full report of the proceedings to-
morrow.