The Sun.
London, England, 1840-07-17 00:00:00

EbWARbS, the vetoed presentee, about whom this
conflict between the temporal and spiritual powers
arose.

The Madrid Journals which have reached are of the
Bth inst., but they bring no news. Great doubts ex-
isted as to the part which tspARTERO would take in
the policy of Spain. According to one report he had
already joined the Camarilla, while another with equal
confidence represented his 'conversion of the QUEEN
REIIENT to more liberal views.
TatsTANY is the only Carlist Chief that holds out in
Spaia.

The French Chambers having concluded all the re-
gular burin, ss of the hessian, were prorogued by Com-
mis-ion on Wednesday. Very few Deputies were pre-
sent, the majority buying previously kit Paris for their
cquntry seats.
CABRERA s presence in France begins to excite some
interest. The following is from the Commerce of Wed-

nesday
Cabrera. who, it has been said, was merely to pass
through Paris, will, it appears, make a long sojourn.
is saidth ,t the Carlist chief, at an audience he had yester-
da;of the Minister of the Interior, demanded the execu-
tion of an engagement made for him by Gen. de Castel.
lane, that he should remain at liberty in Pi ris, on his giving
his pa,ole not to leave it without permission of the govern-
ment. We do not warrant the truth of this statement, but
it accords with the Messayer, which says teat the ulterior
residence of Cabrera is not decided upon. He remains at
the Hotel d'Orleans, in the Rue de Petits Augustins,
where, it is said, he has already received many visitors.
Tne interview between the Minister and the monster
CABRERA prcbented a curious scene. The following
account of it is extracted from an article in the Na•
Ilona(

" It appears that this visst had been announced before.
hand, for as soon as the General arrived he was admitted
into the cabinet of the Minister, where a great many per-
sons, amt,ngst whom were some ladies, were waiting fcr
him. He remained in this party for two hours. This al-
most incredible fact, of which we guarantee the truth, will
revolt public decency. Stich an exhibition is a custom of
savages, and Is opposed to all our habits and feelings ot
delicacy. One ial two things must be admitted : this man
is either to be regarded as a criminal or an exile. If as a
criminal, he should be given up; if as an exile, he should
be, protected. It is ignoble to expose him thus to the idle
curiosity of yoer *bitten, your lions, and yout lacqueys.
We feel only contempt for a maletactur like Cabrera, out
we consider hint to be less degraded by the cries of ven-
geance uttered by Spaniards as he quitted his country than
by the ins3lt nt cniiositv to Obit:4 he lids be:en ei'poseid.3"
.
The son of Nlarshal BoURMONT has addressed a
letter to the National. static;; that he itittlids bringing
an action against that Journal, for having stated teat
his father betrayed NAPOLEON at War erioo.
M. CREMIEUX, the celebrated ilebrcw advocate,
lett Pars oo Tuesday for Damascus. His object is to
essistin removing from his co-religionists the foul sail
f
alse imputation ot holt% teuretted Pettier THotlaso
and h-s VefVant. .
Tile kllowing paragreplis include all ill, other news
of coy iiioinetit to the Paris Journals o! Weeli.o:elly•
Tile Nationul .on stiices tu.(l y (the 14th) that to con
s. go nee i:1 tee et e seat of the Meister of the laterite
the Ran ttiist banquet will not take place te-day, but bt
datt ti,At::,rxr,et.y i
dwltiti:ffiihc tiel.tiesh:ryild cue luo
liin:thoflAugust neat.
nted and sixty-nine subalterns
of :Ito divisiun of Kos ceErolles arriv, it on the 10,h at
teeley soldiers ot tileief:lionne.ttieSieivlchn thourndFrio•dx'ati.i'dc(ittdrithy)-
eight!such
umelt,n
the partB. h . of theT :e y troops
have
beuefn Ba
distributedi ni ase te,
aantiroinvee di
ha:.
five ""°"dibst7ments of the G rs. Sty it.:panish officers
aimed at Bordeaux on the 11di. They have been sent to
Macon, slid Dijon
A lei ti r Gent D:jon says, tha on the 4th of this month
a cheaditil storm passed ever ih t city, which did vast da-
mage In the emirons. —Le Conseil:l6(mnd.
Our private letters from Perpignan, of the 10ib, men-
tion tut: 11,1i:el in tlidt city of the first column ot the
Carli,ts, consisting of 2 400 men, mid a considerable
number of erne, ra of a I reeks, with some %%rumen end
children. Ail these people are in the greatest distress,
and must of the soldiers are young men of eighteen or
twenty years of age.
Ainung the Carlist chiefs who have entered France,
our correspond, lit mentions Polo, brother-in law of Ca
t e Foicadell, Commander of the division of Valencia ;
Lrla'na ;
gostera, Commander of the division of Aragon; Cu-
vellu and Morales, commanding the Arti.lety ; Butgo,
one of the Catalonian chiefs ; Arnaux, Chid of Cit
brcra's &aft &c.
The Goverment bad just given passports for the
interior to almost all the officers who had arrived at Per
pig ran, with the first column —Le Commerce.
The Tculunnais publishes the tollovi mg letter from Al-
giers, dated the 4th instant :—" Last .v. fling the plait.
was (et fire toward, the east. Etna and Vesuvius are only
parodies compared to this fire, which extended fix severs:
Leagues. But yesterday evening the sight was as impos-
ing es it was horribly niagnificent; a thousand sheaves of
tire ascended towards heal". n, and a thick and red smoke
crowned this bouquet which it would be impossible to de-
pict. Having not a single habitation left in the plain, we
experienced nu tt ding but that of a passive spectator. To-
day we have ascertained that the Arabs were burning the
Iremainder of the harvest, to prevent it falling into the banes
of Marshal Vallee, who was expected to arrive there to-
morrow."

Admiral Hugon bas been appointed to the command of
the Levant squadron, in the room of Admiral Latitude.
Tne Athens j of the 27th ult., announce the re-
turn of the King and Qu..en of Greece from their tour of
the Peloponuesus. Th y were received by the prople Gf
the capital with loud acclamations. The Turkish Am-
bassador, Constantine Menzaris, has had an audience to
deliver his credentials, and at the same time presented to
his Majesty the insignia of the order Isl,sehan Iftihar, act
in diamonds.

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