The Sun.
London, England, 1840-08-05 00:00:00

_EVENING ED MON.

absurdity. But we have done with the "
guished Correspondent" of the Post. He may
henceforth write as long as he pleases without
eliciting from us further notice. If the Peerage
abounded no more in common sense than he does,
the Chartlsts would not have long to complain of-1
the existence of a House of Lords.

c?

The Madrid Papers are of the 27th ult. A
rabble had attacked the Correo Nacional office,,...:
and publicly burned that Journal on the Puerto,
del Sol. No further disturbance had taken place.
On the Bourse the Fives were for 26 9-10Lhs for
cash.

The Paris Jour Pals of Monday have all been
received. In addition to the tel-graphic despatch
from Marseilles of the Ist inst., which we pub-
lished yesterday afternoon, announcing the pacifica-
tion of Syria, we find in the it'loniteur of Monday
the following official communication :
" AtaseilleY, August 1, Half-past Eight, A.M.
" Malts, Ju!y 28
"THE FRENCH CONSUL TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL*

" The Alecto, which left Beyrout on the 21st, and Alcs-
andtia on th., 23d, arrived at Malta on the 28th. The car
tam ahnounces that the insurrection in Syria is at an end.
At Constantinople a conspiracy has been discovered, a, the
head of which was Khosrew Pacha, who has been arrested
and exiled."

Under the head of " News from the Mediterra-
nean" our readers will find in another column ex'
tracts from Malta Papers, which incline us to
doubt what is above stated respecting the paciflca'
tion of Syria. IBRAHIM PACHA may have
.
offered to make large concessions to the Moun'
taineers, and his troops may have dispersed the
Druses in the vicinity of Be)rout ; but it is to be
remembered that so little faith had the Syrians in his
promises, that when they first flew to arras
they proclaimed that they :mould require the gull'
rantee of France and England for the redress of
their grievances, before again submitting to the
authority of the Viceroy. Nor is it probable,
that a race which held out for three years on a
former occasion against the whole power of Egypt
should now submit, upon sustaining a single defeat,:
while acting upon the offensive.
The spirit of the French Press on the Ewell
question will be found in another part of The
Sun. The prevailing tone of the leading Journals
is becoming daily more moderate and dignified*:
The war mania is disappearing—at least in the
columns of the Journals—and it is some gratifies'
Lion to us to learn from the French Press that we
have contributed not a little to such a result'
Let us not lose our temper, or forget what
is due to the dignity of the greate,..A and ow",
civilised nations in the world, and we shall, on bet"
sides of the Channel, do m
peace to presortthe
of Europe.
The Duke and uchessPiuci
at St. Cloud of NEMOURS arri—
e
P: Sunday, on their return from their
Royal }lghnesses' visit to our Most Gracious
BERLIN, JULY 25 —The Royal Cabinet Order, 11_44';
tire to the amnesty for all political offences, has alregui
been received by the several Ministerial departments.
BOURSE.—PARIS, MONDAY, AUG. 3.
rirst Highest Lowest /4.- •
Price Price. Price. Pricem
Pre.ich 5 err ems ll3 20 113 75 ... 113 20
4 per bents lO4 75 .04 75 ... 1)4 75 ... 104isj
3 per Cents Bl . Si 90 ... 81 50 ..al
Ban'. 01 prance
I.4fitte Rack 5,0001. Sh 5200 ...5260
Bowan Bank
S per (Ants
vanith Ac.ive
Passive 6 ... 6 6 -• •
New L.c.ferreu
,:ca; 100 ... 91 00 951 80
,;oinan

RAILWAY SHARES. .
Rl5,
pis
... 615 . 6'5 .•• 4.)
Sr. isermai .
.....
".
470 ... 47 i ... 470 ... ';ig
Versailles, It. B
L.B. ........... ...... 339 ... ki2 10 ... 339 - Orleans 490
S:rasourg to Bale
490 ... 490 ... 48a
..
:10 ... 380 ... 380 ••• •
,

AUSTRIAN FUNDS.—VIENNA, JULY 25
I Svc per Colts. Nletalhques . 1094
f' per Cents.
Three p,r Cents.
Sharc's
Aligerneme &slung, July 3') :83611.0'324

THE MARKETS.—(THIS
CORN EXCHANGE.
„
There have been few arrivals since Monday, except 01 ive
reign Oats, of which the quantity has been considerable.
AA'
weather being fine and hot, has so stagnated the trade herep,
rs
scarcely any sale could be effected, as the factors demand wr:
day's prices for every article. The Flour trade very heavy'•
NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL. .
There was a very good supply of all descriptions of Poaltfer
trade rather better, and prices the same as last quoted. 11
of all kinds, both town and country killed, was in large Sup K 1►"!
and trade was dull.

TEA MARKET.
the
In consequence of the arrival of intelligence from Chigt oft
Tea Market was in rather an unsettled state, but there oweeji
appear to be any increase of business„ and pricers were
varied from the last quotations. Company's CoPllr'' - ~
2s. 20. per lb.
COLONIAL MAR:KET. (le
.
There was little change in the P'...ice of produce, but the the 111‘.,!
maud was very limited, and the, transactions confined to •
,-,,4
mediate wants of the consumers.
SP UHT MARKET. 4J,
A few good sales were made in fine Hum at 6s. to 65._c
7
per gallon, and. the market looks unusually steady. .14
dull and declining.
. .