The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-31 00:00:00

show itself in a greater demand for labour and higher

wages.

But over-trading here means that our manufacturers
make, or have made, more articles than they can sell.
Why can they not sell them ? The Corn-laws will not
allow them to sell their goods for food. Our people
want food—the Americans and others want cottons and
hardwares. The law forbids the mutually advantageous
exchange ; and the law is the cause of what is called
over-trading and distress. Mr. COBDEN is quite right,
therefore, in looking to an extension of our trade as one
of the beneficial consequences—not the sole one—to be
expected from the abolition of the Corn-law. The
Times, having now an inclination to make it up with the
landowner, has written some of the common slang
phrases in answer to Mr. ConDEN's clear and masterly
statement ; but it has not refuted anything he said. Mr.
COBDEN, if we are not mistaken in the man, will go on
and give opportunities enough to the Post to exert its
petty talent of abuse, and to the Times to indulge in so-
phistical mis represe n tations.

The whole of the Paris Journals of Friday and Sa-
turday have been received. In our Summary of Public
Opinion will be found a complete epitome of their views
respecting the conflict of parties in England, to which
we at once refer our readers. The litonitcur of Saturday
announces, • by telegraph, the closing of the
Spanish Cortes on the 24th instant. It adds
that on the 23d, a decree of the REGENT was
read, appointing Don FRANCISCO DE PAULA to a seat
in the Senate. This, the same official journal of yes-
terday, (Sunday) admits to be incorrect, the person ap-
pointed a Senator being M. FACUNDO INFANTA.
The following extraots from these journals include all
the miscellaneous news they bring of any general im-
portance.
We have received this morning the Toulouse Journals of the
2bth. It will be remembered that M. Gase wrote a letter to
the bar, in several towns, to learn their opinions as to the re-
sistance of the Provisional Municipality of Toulouse to MM.
Lejeurs, Astro, and Dunos, on their going to enter on their
office. The Emancipator announces that the bars of Amiens,
Limoges, and Montpellier, have given opinions favourable to
MM. Arzac, Roaldes, and Gase.
Twenty-six persons, arrested at Bordeaux during the riots,
appeared on the 25th at the police office ; el this number four
were discharged, five condemned to ten days' imprisonment,
fourteen to a month, and three to two months' imprisonment.
Eight of those who are condemned are to remove, when their
time of imprisonment is expired, to the distance of ten myria-
mees from the city of Bordeaux.—Le Constitutionnel.
The Pope has addressed a brief, dated the 12th inst., to the
Vicar Apostolic of Gibraltar, in which his Holiness codemns,
in decided but mild terms, the conduct of various Catholics
who instituted the late proceedings against the Prelate. The
Pope exhorts them to return to canonical obedience, and adds
We are consoled by the thought that, under the glorious
government of the Most Serene and Puissant Queen of Great
Britain, there is no cause to fear that a fresh injury should be
done us, or that the treaTy of Utrecht, which ensures the ex-
ercife of the Catholic religion among you, should be violated,
more especially since, in the most flourishing kingdom of
Great Britain, through the justice of her Majesty, the Catho-
lics and the Bishops enjoy the full exercise of our most holy
religion."
The Mediterranean squadron, under the command of Vice-
Admiral Hugon, left Toulon on the 26th inst., to continue
its manoeuvres. The Marengo and Triton, of the line, left en
the same day for Algiers. '1 he Tarn corvette sailed on the
24th for Motion, and on the 25th the Cregeois steamer arrived
at Toulon from that port.
BOURSE—PARIS, SATURDAY, AUGUST 28.

first Highest Lowest Last
Price Price. Prick. Price
French 5 tier Cents
4 per Cents 99 60 ... 99 60 ... tio ... 99 60
3 per (enir. ex. thy 76 95 i 7 5 ... 76 95 ... 77 5
oo rrance
I.46ittc Ltank 1.(1111t. Si 0.1,33 ...11"S0 _1125 ...lien 50
%no
..t,ares 5110 ...5110 ..4110 ...51110
Belgian 5 per Cents.
3 per Cents 7l 25 71 25 ... 71 25 ... 71 23
ipanish Active :114 2114 ... 21 ... 21
Passive 4T .. ... 4Th ...
Neapolitan 104_5 IC4 50 ... Y. 3 25 LO

tioulan lo2•' ... HQ% 1U2% ...102%
HAILWAY stiAttEb.
3t. Germain

Versailles. L.B 2ll. 25 ....211 25 ... 210 ... 210
H. 11 325 25 ... 3i6 25 ... 326 25 ... 326 25
Tougn
StAr,stnirg tr. Balc,sharesred 23710 ... 137 50 ... 237 50 .. 23? 50
Orleans .

fsk:l.t.il AN P U 1,1 1:13-13auts sm. , Auc. 28.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent.
ftothschild's Loan, 5 per Cant ...... ...... lOl%
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent 93 .
----------- 3 per Cent. .....
,---•Thirty.seyen----- ... 71)6
.........------_----(140) lOl%
Loan of City, 1V32, 4 per Cent. 9B
Society of Cornmcrce, 4 per Cent 93.4
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent....... ......
National Society.
Exchange on London (short)
—"Brussels Papers, Aug. 28.
HAMBURG BORSEN HALLE, Am 27.
Bills. Money
Austrian 5 per Cents.
.
Bank Shares 1615
Anglo.ltussian Loan lOl4 10es%
Russian 5 per Cent. Ist series, Cartificate
Inscription, Ist Series lO2 101%
Russian 5 per Cent. Dup. and Co. 3d and 4th
Series ... 9S% 97X
Ditto in Certificates
New 4 per Cent. (1840) 661,4 1-6
Dutch actual Debt, 256 pc, Cent llO% 50%
Ditto 5 per Cent
....
. ... .

Polish Bonds

New ticket

Anglo-Danish Loan, 3 per Cept 733 751 A
Nolwegian Loan, IKI4, 4 per C.nt
Spanish, New 5 per Cents. 15%
ErICHANGE% ON LONDON.
HAMBURG, Ana. 27.-13 S.—Two months, 13 4X.
NTOCRIIOI.M, AUG. 10.—Se.nty.live days. 12. 41.
PETERSBURG,'. AUG. to.—Two months, 39 1-16 pence.
r RUSSIAN FUNDS.—lsaamw, AUG. 2L
Bills Money
St. Schuld. Sch., 45., per cant. 104% it,4
Prussian English Loan, 1830, 4 per cent 101 ys 10114
ExcliAnge on London, three months 6 17A
—Prussian Stale Gazette, Aug. 25.

EX PRESS FROM PARIS.

FRANCE.

The Moniteur of Sunday corrects an error into which it had
led the public by announcing that the Infante don Francisco
de Paula had been appointed member of the Spanish senate
it was M. Facundo Infanta who had been raised to that dignity.
Of the 2U Councils General who had already made known
their opinion respecting the census 19 had voted in favour of
Its legality.
Few sales took place in the Paris corn market on Saturday.
The accounts from the moth of France were exceedingly satis-
factory. '1 he gathering in of the crops had been favoured by
fine weather, and the produce was abundant. The prices had
fiteh in three provinciil markets and fallen in nine.
The Pon/on/wig of the 2tith fully confirms the report of the
abandotlitent by the French of their military hospital in the
Wand del Rey, at Minorca. According to the Sentinelle de la
Mcirint, the last sick remaining there had been landed in Tou-
lon by the Oregeols steamer, the rest having arrived at Cette
and Port Vendres.
The Friedland ship-of-the-Ne grounded on the 24th in go-
ing out of the harbour of Toulon, but was again sent afloat on
the lith.
The Armoricain de Brest of the 26th states, that six seamen
bed been killed and fifteen wounded on board the Venus frigate
lik the bursting of a gun.
Accounts from Oren of the 15th state, that the prepaZaticTs
for the next campaign were proceeding; that the army wow,:
take the field in September, and march in the di:ection of
Mascara.
The. Three per Cents. were quoted in Paris on Saturday at
77f. 10c., with little business doing.