The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-29 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PART

We have received by Express news from Paris
of yesterday's date. The Bourse was open,. and the
orders for the post to close at an earlier
hour than usual in consequence of the celebra-
tion of the fetes were countermanded. The French
capital was perfectly tranquil. Early in the InqViing
a mass for-the -repose of the' _souls -of, -the heroes7of-
July was chanted in all the churches. In the =church
of St. Paul this service was peculiarly solemn, because it
is the church,of the parish in which the remains
• .
heroes of July are interred. After the relig,ious-cereuAnY
a few hundred young men. roceeded. to the gliiderlehaa 5-
tile, paraded round .the pillar, and then qiiietlylisPer-jed.
" M. N. Gailla, the new Probuieur-General,.' says the
Moniteur, " arrived in Toulouse on the 25tb. The in-
quiry was going on."- The Debats states that the
King
had received M..l‘lalinl, the ex-Prefect. of Toulouse.
The Toulouse papers of the 25th announce the complete
evacuation of the posts held by the National G uavls,whose
disbanding was hourly expected. A subscription to present
the dismissed General St. Michel with a sword of honbur
is announced. The French papers publish a long re-
port of the Toulouse riots, drawn up by. the Mimi-
-cipal Council, and addressed to the Mituster. It is
chiefly directed against M. Mahul, the ex Prefect, and
M. Plougoulm, the ex-Procureur-General. The National
Guards of Marseilles, having sent an inflammatory
address of congratulation to the National Guards of
Toulouse, the disbanding of, ;the former is expected as
well as the latter.
M. Maurice Duval has addressed a circular to the
Sub-Prefects and Mayors of the Haute Garonne, inviting
them to see that the fetes of July be properly celebrate°,
and reminding them that the ardent desire of the filing
is, that the national:rejoicings should be made an occasion
for the relief of the poor. -
The Royal ordonnance, authorising the administra-
tion of the hospitals to accept the donation made by the
Baron de Foucheres, of all the roprty which he ma)"
inherity- from the late Baroness phase been signed by the
King.
A commission of superior engineers and naval officers
has been charged to survey the coast from Granville to
Dunkirk, for the purpose of preparing a plan for the de-
fence of the coast.
The Mayenee Gazette of the 24th announces from au-
thority that the negotiations pending between France
and Belgium for a union of,Customs were pr°ceeding
With every prospect of a favourable conclusion.
The Marseilles Semaphore of the 24th, states. that
by the ato
all the vessels enteringsearched that port consign' d
Merentie Brothers, are
the goods and papers seized, by virtue of a Cantos_
police,
sion from. Paris. The merchandise is to be sequesof
trated and papers sent to Paris. The coffee C'lrro,
Cuba had been bought for 700,000 dollars, by Lies of
and thirty-five vessels charged with them, the P°l4,,cessels
insurance being in the hands of justice- F„,itie,e "-head.
had been seized already at Marseilles. .-"t," of
of the firm there had been arrested. 13r8,'e.--s-The
the house existed in London, Paris, and Cu t
Marseilles creditors oppose the management Of
claimed in Paris as the seat of the principal b f
the firm
The. Gazette du Midi affirms that the chief o who
in the Havannah had arranged with his creditors, it
had granted him -ten. years letters of .license to PaY,?hree
PARIS BOURSE.—Five per Cents., 115f..20c. ;-
per Cents. 76f. 60c. ; Spanish, 01:

SPAIN. ,:n ed
MADRID, JULY 21.—The Clergy Property 1)"-' r- 5 a
the Deputies this day. The two Chambers have er„,er-
as to the oath to be taken by Senor Arguelles as L 7 ii,
dian-83 against 26 decided that before he beg
to'
functions the oath to the Cortes was imperative. „,-
The Exaltados were agitating to procure the suPPr—h,
sion of the Royal Guard. Thet'Fives, 24 13-16 ibr ca
S
and 25 11-16 for 60 days. ce-
The surrender of the revolted garrison of Aill,ing
mas was obtained by surprise, narcotics having
been mixed with pipes of wine sent into the tolna
Ten of the men were shot at Malaga on the 16ihtrare.
twelve others were sentenced to be executed in the
erA
sidios, on the coast of Africa. The Regent has or
ern-
an exhibition of Spanish industry, to begin 19th Soy
ber, and to last till 20th December.
The Madrid Gazette states that Mr.
announced to the Spanish Government that h at
Britis
boat of the Guard Coast, seized by the
San Felipe on the 7th, had been restored on the
tte
on the demand of Baron de Carondetet. The
concludes by hoping that the British Governmen"
Sincerity
give full satisfaction for this event to prove the
of its relations with Spain. Aston had

TURKEY.
Accounts from Athens of the 12th
party of Greeks had surprised the fort °f rti, took
near Foros, and having disarmed the Pia it con-
possession of the military stores and tirgd'reetion of
tamed, with which they escaped in the ce front
Candia. According to the latest intelligen. solemn
that island, Tahir I'acha had, in violation of lost
promise to the European Consuls, committed reinstir.
atrocious excesses, laying waste the whole of tne,sffeed-
gent territory, burning the houses and crops of tou
ader-
iag inhabitants, rooting up their vineyards, and Ea
lug old men, women, and children. the
statlietihdaetgy!
Prince Mikisch of Servia arrived at Vienna on
an
20th, accompanied by a secretary, an aide-de-camp' 3
a servant. •red
Our private advices from Constantinople, reel
via Germany, mention that 8,000,000 of Pilsthre
brought thither by Said Bey, the grandson-of 3,,,,,e-n;
met Ali, were to be applied as follows :-5,000,0°`',,",y
account of tribute ; half a million as a Pre,
to the Sultan ; half a million to the Suit the
mother ; half a million to the officers Or .0
castles of the Dardanelles ; and half a
those of the Porte. The Sultan was said to be mu h
nstrance
pleased with the arrival of Said Bey. A rem
_anon
had been received from the mountaineers of hlt was
against the tribute imposed upon them. whuis
believed the Divan would take into considers 0
million
c_

CIKUASSIA.
The Moniteur Parisien states that accounts had been
received at Odessa from the seat of war in thCaucasus'
received
The 14th division of the Russian army had crossed
and
river Luba in April, in effecting which eight officers
300 soldiort ers were killed.
The f of Veliamenon had been succeasfilltill.
cannonaded towards the end of May, The nSien,
rison of the fort of Gagra had lost fiftY "hose
who had been sent in search of a detachment w
absence had been prolonged. This Journal a
that the the Russians serve,with reluctance, and lose i're-
nually in the Circassian war 30,000 men Y. the e
my or sickness. The Moniteur Algerien contains' lloth
der of the day from General Bugeaud, dated
recent
inst., in which he praises the troops for their retaco-ce
coarmpaigns, and reminds them of the effective assis e.
the mail driven on the coast, without which th.eujelo
ditiou with stores could never have moved so clule
it did. the On'
The Agrian Gazette maintains a report of r:the
ofs Tusla, a petty mountain district of Bosnia, .0°00;4
clavonian frontier, having revolted against the
authority, and attacked the Governor's troops.

EUPHRATES. , ein;
The most recent news is from Aleppo, ann-tin''r, or
that the English had ascended the Euphrates UP -- iin
Biledschik. Colonel Chesney, five years since, aile'
the attempt.
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LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS
LONDON, JULY 29.—Wind this day at noon . ver•
sever JULY 28.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrivecl Ole
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Plantagenet,
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CalcuttarWes tsv a r d
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Arethusa, St. John's New Brunswick ; La -. rli
Quebec ; Governor Harcourt, ditto ; Eli en' ler
Leone ; Pera, Smrna ; Ida, Jica. ' At'
LivEapoor., JUL yY
28.—W amaind W.N.W., fresh."eare,
rivedH the Ripley, Stewart, from Calcutta ; Shalr.„sPriobt,
fAr ofsi mlc
°at h.
PORTSMOUTH,
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enderson, Bombay ; John Horton, Luna ; Ar''''' It. ;
Valparaiso, sailed, April 15, and Pernambuco, 19th u
,•
r);
Sultana and Diana, Buenos Ayres ; Brilliant, ~.",,,,
Monte Video, sailed May 25 ; Roseama, for Pernatuuu."o.
sailed Bth ult. ; John Brooks, Curacoa ; wined,
M'Lagan, Laguna ; Patrick Henry, New York, s'wo
7th ; Bengal, Baker, Mobile ; Lady F. Hastings:j rues
Nevis and Salisbury; St. John's, New Brunswick ; la ;
Brunswick ;
Baillie, Sydney, Cape Breton ; Rifleman
Tamerlane, Jane,. Carr, Faille -and Panieda, Quepal-
Hannah, Alexandria, Northumberland, JameAsnalau-
housie, sailed 30th ult. ; Glendower, Parsons, "rhec •
chiola. Put back, the Queen of the Ocean for (PIT -st:
Minstrel, St. Andrew's, New Brunswick ; Sengu''' at,
Übe's, Sampson, Trieste. Arrived off, the Killerino
no
inerara, has
arrived off as reported yesterday. -a ~ (ys alsr•
OFF DARTMOUTH, JULY 28.—The John 1).-0-11
2ar:r i*G—v
ae diNsVwtihno
Emu, London for Hobart Town.
27.—Arrived Glide, Bell, Qtrabeciie
Rio C ojlavnEesi
Miramichi.
POOLE, JULY 28.—ArrivedQ"bee 1
the Lloyd's, from
Olive Branch, Newfoundland. . ilia,
STUDLAND BAY, JULY' 27. . —Arrived the 0
Atviehca
from Quebec. BahTtah,caruls' fr°lll
H WEYMOUTH, JULY 28.—Arrived the Coriotans;
erdthEW7,l7•Sarie-rent-
epsa, from Quebec. Off the Start, arrived 26t1,
Clarence,
Oudablas, Banjoewange, for Amsterdam ;
1,1::20A1
J 1 ae3ll:rE.Y.3
.:12pujLirshuy. . h
—The. Rapid,
Quebec ; Ivea, New York, for Antwerp.
~.. dor, St.
IN THE CHANNEL, JULY 23.—The Con
:te,
Thomas, for Altona ; Paoli, Fuller, Baltimore. . ja,
PLYMOUTH, JULY 28.—Arrived the An
ITIctl• •
and Cosmopolite, from Quebec ; Concord, Miravaileilled
Catherine, Malta ; Sultan, Shields, for Malaga. S•
the Star of the West, for Demerara a, Quebec.
FALMOUTH, JULY 27.—Wind N. I
to W., fresh. Ar-
rived the Williams, from Quebec.
lIALFoRD, JULY 27.—Arrived the Cato, from diZto.
PENZANCE, JULY 27.—Arrived the Resolution,
, non,
SCILLY, JULY 22.—Arrived the Kate, from .oewr_si
leaky, and sailed 24th for Naples. Sailed the
Eu m'
ditto ; Azores packet. Drake, from
OIBRALTAR.—Arrived off, the Susannah,
St. Andrew's. frOnl
BRISTOL, JULY 28.--Arrived the Helen, Dunn, an
Jamaica ; sailed 14th ult. ; Sir F. B. Head, 1-las'eY,
William, Quebec ; Eleanor, Malta.
.... nuebec.
FISHGUARD, JULY 27.—Arrived Triton. Itees, svondo,
CORK, JULY 26.—Arrived the Lascar, from L froal
for Australia. Arrived Off the Apparition, Grucey,a ,t.
Monte Video, sailed 17th May, on the 2d instant
v!,'ll
17, lon. 29, was boarded by eleven men armeds '1,,`10
pistols and knives, from two piratical schooner,: :as'',
after overhauling the ship left, taking with them
of water.