The Sun.
London, England, 1840-06-24 00:00:00

interest. In a letter from Algiers, dated the 13th inst.
we find the following appalling account of tLe spirit
which hosti.ities are carried on between the French and
the Arabs :

The plain still continues to be enveloped in flames. The
horizon is the Tartarus, whence fire and thick smoke is
bursting out. The Arabs absolutely desire to burn the
earth because it supports us. They are satisfied to perish
provided we perish, and the lowest amongst them would
willingly expose himself to a thousand swords in order to
carry destruction among the French. What a war 1 And
bow is it to end? What will become of the heroes of the
scene ? What will become of the conquerors ? Is it the
part of a conqueror to annihilate an entire'population? Is
it the part of a hero to put an old man to death whose
last cry is a maledi 'Con? But it Is enough to set one
mad ; the poet Orestes ought to have inhabited Algiers.
Letters from Algiers of the Ilth inst. state that Ge-
iteral DuvlviEtt, by pretending to evacuate Ntedeah,
encouraged the Arabs to enter it, when he made a
terrible slaughter of thtm. A masked battery near one
of the gates of the town opened ou them point blank,
and killed about 1,800 of them. Such a ruse de guerre
is mote likely to exasperate than terrify the followers of
ABD-EL-KA DER.

We suijoin horn the Paris Papers of Monday the
latest ordinary news from Spain .
We have received the Lllowing letter :
" PERPIGNAN, JUNE 16.—" General Segarra, the Chiaf
of the Catalonian faction, since the death of the Count
D'Espagne, has made his submission to the Queen's Go-
verment, presenting himself in person to General Caibo,
commanding the Christino troops at Vich.
" Cabrera is now at the head of 20,000 men, including
12 or 15.000 cavalry. He has cau,ecl the valley of Aran
to be occupied by 800 men, which seems to indicate an in-
tention to enter France by L'Ariege, in case he should be
found by Espartero, of whom we do not yet hear anything.
" The Bishop of Orihuela is still at Perpignan ; he is
accompanied by the Carlist Colonel Goi, of the cavalry,
an 3 by a Lieutenant-Colonel of the same party. As for
his suite they are still in prison.
" Yestci day we witnessed the arrival of a cavalcade of
priests and canons in disguise, escorted by gendarmes.
They were conveyed to the prison of the city, and kept
in close confinement, where they will remain till the day
of their departure.
" Our private Correspondent at Perpignan writes, on
the 17th, that Arias Fej,,ira, the Minister of Don Carlos,
who has succeeded in escaping from the prison of Berge,
where Cabrera had caused him to be confined, arrived at
Perpignan on the 16th.

" The Bishop of Orihuela had left Perpignan for Nar-
bonne, accompanied by a police officer, who went in the
diligence with him."

The Impartial, of Nancy, contains the following state-
ment, the whole resoonsibily of which we leave to it. " A
private letter from Treves received at Nancy, yesterday,
announce that the inhabitants, and the authorities of that
city refuse to take the oath of allegiance to the new King of
Prussia, and to acknowledge him for their sovereign." Ac-
cording to this letter Treves manifests an intention to be-
long to France.—Le Commerce.
The Augsburg Gazette represents the situation of the
family of Don Carlos as critical. The Princess of Beira
has been compelled to sell her jewels to raise the funds
necessary for her support. Don Carlos had anew refused
to accept the terms offered him by the French Government,
and would, it was believed, be sent a prisoner to the Castle
of Blaye.
A letter from Vienna, dated the 14th instant, states that
Prince Metternich had postponed his journey to Bohemia.
Prince Esterhazy had not yet left the Austrian capital.
Duke Ferdinand of Saxe Coburg had arrived from Paris.
The Duke de Bordeaux arrived at Gratz on the 31st of
May. The Princess Theresa of Oidenburgh was, on the
9th instant, delivered of a princess at St. Petersburgh.
The Archduchess of Tuscany was, on the same day, con-
fined of a princess at Florence. The Emperor of Russia
had left Frankfort for St. Petersburgh.