The Sun.
London, England, 1841-08-07 00:00:00

bited. In the course of the trial M. Victor Hugo stated
that he laid no claim for damages.
After the trial of the France for the publication of
the letters ascribed by it to the King, M. Johannet, one
of the editors, republished from that journal the report
of the trial, in the form of a pamphlet unstamped. This
was regarded by the Stamp-office authorities as a viola-
tion of the law, the republication being, in their opinion,
identified with the journal, and the whole of the edition
was immediately seized. An action was brought by M.
Johannet against the Stamp-office department for this
seizure, and was decided yesterday by the Tribunal
Civil of Paris, which declared that the pamphlet was
a separate work from the journal, and not liable to
stamp-duty ; and it therefore ordered the restitution of
the copies seized, and the removal of all the restrictions
upon the sale of the work. The costs were thrown on
the Stamp-office.
A report has been circulated 'on Change to-day
(says Le Commerce) that the city of Toulouse had been
declared in a state of siege. We think that the Ministry
will contradict this improbable piece of news.
The camp at Compeigne is to be put off for ten
days. The troops are to be assembled there on the Ist
of September, instead of the 20th of August. The la-
bour3 of the harvest will by that time be completely
ended.—Le Constitutionnel.

The Moniteur says :—" On account of the state of
the atmosphere no news could be received by the tele-
graph during the day, but a despatch received this morn-
ing announces that tranquillity continued to prevail."
•-- The Emancipator,pf Toulouse, of the 2d, makes
no mention of troubles, which it was feared might take
place on Sunday or Monday. The authorities, how.ever,
continued to take measures of precaution.
The Journal de Cherbourg says, " It seems certain
that orders have bcen received at Cherbourg to forward
with the greatest diligence the completion of all the ships
of war building in the dockyards."
The German Journals endeavour to conceal as
much as possible -the critical state of the Austrian
finances, but we learn from good authority that commerce
is completely at a stand in the manufacturing provinces
of Austria, in consequence of the numerous bankruptcies
which have taken place at Vienna, Trieste,Pesth,Venice,
and Prague.
Thousands of workmen are without work, because
the chiefs of the establishments which employed them
find it impossible 61 Pay them, in consequence of the
financial crisis of which Vienna is the centre.—Le Co►n-
merce. •

BOURSE—Penis, THURSDAY, AUGUST 5.

tint Highest Lowest
• -- • •

Price Price. Prick. Price
French 5 per Cents ....... 116 25 116 40 ... 16 25 116 30
4 per Cents ..... 99 75 99 75 119 75 .. 75
3 per Cents. ex. div. 76 30 77 40 ... 77 311 ... 17 40
!ank of erance nwo ~.3195 —2194 ...3190
Latfitte Bank I,ooof. Stares 1(137 50 ...1C37 50 ...on 50 ...1037 50
Bank
_ 717 t 0 767 50 ... 765 ... 763

Belgian 5 per Cents. ..... lO3 ... 103 ... 103 .. 1(3
New Loan... 103% ... 1,3% ... Ka% ... 103%
3panish Active :O% ... t.'o% ... :01,6 ... :0%
PAl3ilre 4% ... 41 ... 4% ... 4%
New Deferred
Neapolitan lO .:1 90 ... 114 ... .&3 90 ... 4,4
Roman.

RAILWAY SHARES.
St. Germain
........ 207 50 ',07 50 ... 205 205
R. B 3Y7 50 ... 3.0 ... 327 W :30
Rouon 450 ... 450 45 450
Orleans' .
Strasburg to Bale 236 23 ... <37 50 ... 23. 25 .. 236 25

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

The Monitcur of Friday (yesterday) announces that
Toulouse continued to be perfectly tranquil.
Warrants were issued by the Attorney-General against
the Editors of the Journals Aspic, Utilitairc, and Eman-
cipation.

Several arrests were made in the course of that day,
and the judiciary proceedings against the authors of the
last disturbances were being prosecuted with activity.
The Emancipation of the 3d inst. contains the following
decree, issued by M. Maurice Duval, the Extraordinary
Commissioner, on the 2d :

" Article 1. Every citizen forming part of the Na-
tional Guard of Toulouse, to whom arms have been in-
trusted for the service of the National Guard, is enjoined
to deliver them up to the Municipal Authorities within
six days from the date of the present decree:
" Article 2. The National Guards who should refuse
to obey this injunction shall be prosecuted according to
the laws."

The same journal states that the new Mayor of Tou-
louse, General Lejeune, had threatened to resign that
post should the census be resumed. It was believed that
after the disarmament of the National Guard it would be
attempted by force.
The Municipal Council of Moissu, in the department
of Tarn and Garonne, protested on the Ist against the
fiscal pretensions of M. Humann.
At Libourne the Mayor, having refused to co-operate
with the revenue officers, the inhabitants would not ad-
mit the latter into their houses, and the census was ac-
cordingly suspended. The Prefect and Attorney-Gene-
ral left Bordeaux for Libourne on the 3d.
Our accounts from Madeira are dated 31st ult. The
publication in the papers of the 30th of the protest of
the ex-Regent against the decree of the Cortes, which
deprived her of the guardianship, created in Madrid a
considerable sensation -
.and on the motion of M. Munoz
Bueno in the Cortes, the President of the Council con-
sented on the 31st to communicate it to the House.
The Constitutional, a Ministerial Journal, speaks
of her Majesty in somewhat coarse terms, and ridi-
cules the Modorado' senators who dwelt on the
blessings conferred on the nation by a Princess
-( surr Mother of Spaniarda2'
It was said that one of the first acts of M.
Arguelles, the new guardian, had been to appoint
Countess Mino governess of the young Queen, in the
room of the Marchioness of Santa Cruz. Much discon-
tent prevailed among the Royal Guard, in consequence
of a report that it was to be reduced to two regiments-of
infantry and two of cavalry, and that the body guards
(the lancers) and artillery would be altogethilr sup-
pressed.
The Five per Cents. were+ done on the 30th at 24i for,
cash, and on the 31st at 241.,,,x.
A letter from Belgrade, of the 24th ultimo, states,that
the humane policy of Yacoub Paieba in Bulgaria had
been productive of the most, satisfactory resultl;lnd that
the Christian inhabitants were, by degrees, turning to
their houses.
• •
Accounts from Napl,ea.Ot the 28th ult announce that
the
ei
in ty being
ganxious to complete some important
works progress. Of constrection;. had decided upon
borrowing 500,000 ducats 580;0000 Messrs.. Roths-
child had offered to make tife 'advance at 5 per cent.
The weather continued lo'be magnificent in Paris.
PARIS, AUG. 6.—Frvp per Cents., 116 f. 35c. ; Three
per Cents., 77f. 40c, ; Spanish, 201.

LLO YD'S S.H IPRING—(THIS DAY.)
LONDON,AUG. 7.—Wind this day at noon W. variable.
DEAL, AUG. 6.—Wind W.SW., strong breeze.—
Arrived the Richard Webb, Stelle, from Sydney; Caroline,
CamOliell, Jamaica ; Teneriffe, Tenerifli) ; George and
Phillips and Princess Victoria, Westward; arrived from
the 'River, Everetta, for Sydney ; Mary Hay, Laun-
eeston ; Salus, Port Philip ; William Money, Calcutta ;
'Mary Ann, Mauritius ; the Belle, Dominica.
OFF DOVER, AUG. 4.—,CoMbatant, Pearson, Saqueanoy.
PORTSMOUTH, AUG. 6.:-HS.W. very squally.—Arrived
the Orion, Tulloch,; froin St. Domingo ; Ellison, Lon-
don, for Sierra Leone.
FALMOUTU,. 4UG. s.—Wind S.W. to W.S.W., freshgales and squ
—Arrived the Alexander, Self, from
Shields, for Gibraltar.
Pumotiu, Auc. 6.—Wind W.S.W.—Sailed the Ve-
lox, INTOrris, London.
COWES, AUG. 6.—Arrived the Anelax, from London,
for Gibraltar.

. OFF MARGATE, AuG. 6.—Arrived the Mary Ann,
from Antigua.
BRISTOL, AUG. 6.—Arrived the Edward Colston, Lo-
vell, from Africa.
LIVERPOOL, AUG. 6.—'Wind N.N.W..—Arrived the
Europe, Volum, from Lima, sailed 10th April ; Thomas
Fielden, Smith, Valparaiso ; Emma, Fisher, Bahia ;
Glengarry, Porto Rico ; Jamaica, hite, Jamaica ;
Sheffield, Allen, Nev York ; Lord Ravensworth, China;
and Caroline, Quebec ; Messenger, Zante ;: Redcliff,
Faro. Sailed the Seagull, for Monte Video ; Emily,
Ancona. MEN.—The James Dunn, for Naples, did not
sail yesterday, as reported. It blew a gale at midnight
at W., but it is more moderate to-day at W.N.W.
SOUTHAMPTON, AUG. 6.—Arrived the Thames, Rob-
-sen-r-frem Quebec._,. A wreck, with the two lower masts
above water, was passed on the 20th ult. off Point Rich,
Newfoundland, by the Thames, arrived here.
YARMOUTH, ISLE OF WlGHT.—Arrived the Thomas
Howet, London, for Singapore.
TORBAY, AUG. s.—Arrived the Faith, Beer, from Lis-
bon, with main-mast sprUng ; Plantagenet, London, for
Calcutta ; Sarah Crisp, ditto, for Mauritius; Caledonia,
ditto, for Rio Janeiro.
DUBLIN, AUGUST s.—Arrived Sarah Stewart, Law,
from Quebec.
KINSALE, AUGUST 3.—Sailed Try Again, —, Quebec.
MILFORD, AUGUST s.—Arrived Saucy Jack, from
Alexandria.

WHITBY, AUGUST s.—Arrived Fame, from Dieppe,
with loss of bulwarks, &c., having been in contact with
a brig off Rouen this morning.
YARMOUTH, AUGUST 6.—Prince Albert, of Suuder-
land, has come into the harbour with damage, and leaky,
having been in contact this morning with the Bessy, Dry-
den, of North shields. The latter proceeded, with her
pumps at work.