The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-16 00:00:00

MORNING SUN.

out one of the oldest and most infineriatorthe
Directors, Mr. TUCKv.R, who yesterday announced
that hi his opinion the RAJA had not been shown
to be guilty of any act warranting his dethrone"
ment, arid that he was prepared to do all the ins"
tice which the circumstances cast..
mitted. He proposed that the RAJA'S character
should be cleared; that-his jewels, moneY, and
other property should be restored ; and that he
should be invested with the power of nominating
a successor -to -the throne, on the demise at its
present occupant. Should this be done, although
we think full justice would not be awarded to
,t_qe
l as
tearxib-uoßmuArp.Tei Aida,no
tny, e th
sh i
behalf,
e friends,ha lf,
m ay who havbeen
sis
dae broe idt
the Governmentsand taobrhtanive,
arneaddtialeleas:_sitoiziin,rbitell to
5 at
home, by which they are likely very greatly- to
profit in time to come. The debate is resumed
to-day. We shall report the proceedings'and
the result to-morrow.

Besides the the ordinary Paris Journals of T u ;ct4ettrieY;le
have received news from the French capital'',
~,_,
• -,,,,t0550e,
day's date, with interesting intelligence filsint.s--es.- t.
437
Madrid, Athens, Candia, and Constontino - durtit
in
of which will be found in another part of The3,sma• ~..
French Government is at this moment isthEuriiirtir7
d
great embarrassment as regards alike its' felOgil, tifi 4
.r, •, try
mestic policy•. In the East it . knows "Jun ,_.,,,
which way to turn ; and the riots, t i atierXrterhe
augur but indifferently for the chanpwcycliOteingi, cr
taxes which are to embastille Paris. Austria rig
some advances to France, but it is doubtful•tivhetli the
bar
are made to the nation or to soothe the it4ltabl,ll e e
Sourr, whose title as Duke of Dalniatle'; "i''7l%
ksg_.,:
METTEnstten has formally refused to reiso tit. owl
closer alliance with Russia has . beep,-; rqu‘. :'i
ed ; but of what use would such an alliance Pe Win"; .
!•., . • iia se,
Egypt is no longer within the grasp of prance, a , :.;,s.
hind is' 'ton pOwerful in the Mediterriiiledhiffirlit'"
,De' t;
PHILIPPE! lo think of seizing • Canislia ,De',l.7' -; a
union between Russia and France woultilleau., '-iiiird
closer . alliance between England, , AuStv,l4, „ of
Prussia, and. the Porte, so that the bala39' It
power would remain pretty _equally P°is:i. 0 bys
may appear strange to moot such topics only 'l,,iverS,
after the signing of a new alliance by the Five some
but in truth we should not feel surprised to, learn itch a
four months hence that the new treaty waS i!!t, filch it
record of the past as the Treaty
has superseded. Europe is in a state()f Ofjilird'iPita‘fv,t,ri3,:i;
tion ; and treaties" in the present day g,lvArtn;„-,:doars,
parchment eternity of peace on the part of --ror, ea
are little better than truces depending fur davativvery-
the general interest and national convenience. •'" bog
thing is done for, and in the name of the future it is
when done, such is the rapid progress of events, that
only sui
PALMERST ONtable to the past. . 'id the
Lord 'S speech at Tiverton has stite
atro•
bile of the French press. They cannot deny thtv°e,„„ iti,
cities imputed by his Lordship to the French 7 nor
Africa, but they contend that they are not grestei
efts
so great, as those committed under the cornma,l'!- is 0
WELLINGTON by the British forces in India. Inres tie
glaring—so monstrous a falsehood, that it requir
serious notice.
A Leghorn letter, 2d inst., states that the nproirtitsbensigligee
of war Hazard, Captain Elliott, arrived in that
preceding evening from Genoa, on her way to Malta.
..,';;.d
helve"
Swedish frigate Chapman had taken her departure
bound. ' 0
: f Bade '
The Cologne Gazette relates that the Margrax'ne...° turning,
who has been recently taking the waters at Ems, 'll,...ncess of
a few evenings since, from the apartments of the Pit .. light
Wasa to her own in the same hotel, perceived a glare she
inr,
in the bed-chamber of the Princess's caughter, which "...43104
mediately entered, and found in flames. with thee utmost
promptitude and resolution, she caught in her arms th,e3eut of,
Princess, who was still asleep, and carried her sal sac-
danger. The people of the house, in ten minutes mere' pi ter
ceeded in extinguishing the fire. The accident aPP:cal ,ils
have been caused by a femme de chambre, who faint f
affright, but was also saved without injury. ' in the
The following incident is said to have occurred
tato,
Loir-et-Cher, during the recent earthquake. A young s._ ,as
travelling on foot between Villefranche et Romorant;i that
thrown down by the shock, and, when recovered, deelt over,
it arose from her foot sinking into a hole. It was, ll° where
clearly ascertained that no such thing existed on the spot
she fell. Peat'
—ln order to repair the foundations of the church at e," to
devaux, in the Ain, it became necessary, a short time row St
take up the remains of General Joubert, who was r for 43
Novi, in 1799, which have been derosited in the vault s lead
years. They had been inclosed in three coffins-one ete'eged
another of deal, and a third of oak. The two last were.°_,ween
from time and damp, but a wreath of laurel placed
.otes' coh.
them was still existing. The remaining coffin, with 1 and has
tents, is placed in the choir till the repairs are finished, d rlie.
been visited by the surviving relations of the General an
merous other persons. blasting
A few days ago, an English workman, who was, of the
a portion of the rock at the Col de Tourville, on the Imo 00,
Paris and Rouen Railway, was struck by some of the frakr"
and killed on the spot. • f; °lie
A chemist, at Orleans, was a few days ago preeart the
fulminating powder, when, by an unforeseen accident nif fully
dread u
process, an explosion took place, and he was so ,as be'
lacerated in the head and face that, for some time, it "", ,s3O
lieved he was killed. On closer examination, howeveb fore
found that he was still living, but with one of his eyes ;:, ea'
from the socket, and the other so injured as to fender " „fl
,
probable he will recover the use of it. His life is ont,dalt-ias
It is rumoured that the Municipal Council of r3r- and
decided on levying a fixed Octroi duty upon poultry, sea
fresh water fish, and oysters. I fan; a
The Municipal Council is said to be conterninajoriaec.i
realisation of the original design of the colossal elephant
in 1813, but still remaining in plister on the Place de la vas.
a cot
tille. Messrs. Soyez and Inge have tendered to makes ania
of it in bronze for 900,000 fr. The situation proposed !r: tla
said to be the centre of the Rond Point at the DaTe trees'
Trone, forming a monumental fountain, surrounded 14to 0
columns, and candelabra with lamps in the style of thi r'*.o cc'
la Concorde. On this occasion the sculptures of the to
lumns at the Barriere du Trone would be finished. .fl and
Mme. Jaquotot, the celebrated painter on
in enamel, is returned from Italy, where she has bee she ha),
employed in studying the master. pieces of Raphael. , that 0 '
brought back with her copies of his portrait of hinasene all of
Pope Julius 11., and of his St. Cecilia, with otbeers,bi
the
which have been made in execution of orders giv a
King. will be
The annual practice of the artillery at Vincennes toil,
opened this week. Firing at marks will take place. '2 roar,
before the Polygon, on the mornings of Tuesdays, Tuj
and Saturdays, from 6 till 10. et meet'
-It is stated that the Council of Ministers, at its ne ,iOO W
ing, will take into consideration whether the authoriaatb toile!' '
the Administration des Hospices to receive the pro Per pnY o°o
porcelaich
jegy
the Baron de Feucheres claims to be entitled to. In on'o7eush
of the death of his wife, shall receive the King's sign& Cour'
The price paid for the Hotel de Bragance, nitre
celles, by the Queen Dowager of Spain, is 514)00' of pre'
_ Surcines.—On Sunday, M. C., a gentlemanw of hit
perty, killed himself by jumping out of the %vial!? is attri'
apartment, on the Quat des Augustins. This suieweidlied in
buted to grief for the loss of his son, who was, do be-
Afcica, of which he had received intelligence a few ;:en to
fore. The same day, a man, thirty years of age, wa:nest it,
go from the shore at Puteaux to a raft of wood inoorei_toi into
and, getting close to the water's edge, discharged aPt as was
hisimouth. He effectually killed himself , but did 111;ct was a
evidently his design, fall into the river. In his Peen,ious to
paper, on which ass written, in pencil, " 1 wo %or! to dlet.
assist my parents ; but, being unable, I have regetheatre "'
far from them."—Montmartre was on Sunday the ,u 75, who
two suicides, one by a woman named Dubois,enagoLr.womotneit;.
threw herself into a well, and the other by
who suffocated herself with charcoal, involving her bap'',
six months old, in the same act of destruction. .„ the de"
When the last census was made, there were 'Die,
4_, or li-
partment
of the Seine 72,000 persons having Pn'e''''bi
h ;di s°4‘.
censes to trade, but after deducting those of t- . atetit ()-
seventh classes, artisans and journeymen liable to the P
license duty, the number is reduced to 38,000
A letter from Vienna, sth instant, in the &a; of the
Upper Germany, says-" The subscription in four
01
tradesTerea, of
National Bank of Athens is well supported by the draelima''
our city. Baron Sins alone has signed for 200,00° tuwaniee
about 180,000 f. The crisis ;n the chases of public to:, 6 es'
continues. All the railway shares have fallen. 17, ofti-
plained by the emission of the 5 per cent. loan, any,
culty of obtaining discounts from the National Ilinti_.
BO URSE—PARIS, TUESDAY, JULY 13• Last
first , Highest Lore!' price
Price Price. r,r,rot
.., !l5 60
"react L Her Cents -115 ... 115 05 ." 104 01 ... 1,1 gs
4% per Cents ..... .104 60 ... 104 6',! "' orr 25 ••• T- 65
4 per Cents 99 ee ... 99 2a ••• ~,' A6O ... .
3 per Cents. ex. div 76 70 ... 76 70 ... 1.
..3183
.1.. n!, of France
Latfitte Bank I,oont. Stares 1:111385, ~.,..13C138i5 ....1-6.''851 50 ~...51F(3); ra
s,onuf. Stares 5105 ...5105 • ~ 50 ...
'v' ,t. Hank •
767 50 ... 7,7 50 -1); .. fOi
Belgian 5 per Cents.
, u 11'2.3s
‘2.
New Loan 11,2%. ... l' -2 ... , 2 ~. -5 m
o
,I,...nish; Active 512 ... 22 ••• "5
"' Jill v"
Passive 5 ... 5 "' ~ 90 ... ,
Neapolitan
..
102
Roman ..... 102 ... 102 ...WIN n.
.193
RAILWAY SHARES.
Versailles. LB 197 50 ... 197 50 ... 315 '••
315
B. B 315 ... 315 •••
~ 1.-, • . 461 0
Rouen
3trasnurs: to Bale 237 50 ... 138 75 ... 2.„,„01 60 . 4es .
Orleans . 482 50 ... 482 LO ••• 4.' '
DUTCH FUNDS.-AMSTERDAM, ilit/oLL:.3 ows.
506 6'2 ,
Actual D,ibt, 2% per Cent
Jitto, ditto 5 per cent.
rAi
:II
et"
fa,
izie•
it:Secuvnn:s:
ad,
irti:ci
et.. 4z 54e i
tpuenrec. en t lool3'
WI
00 70:1
Ditto, ditto, 3% percent 74
~ P 3/i
Commercial Company, 4!., 2.er cent • 16•275,, lea
Ditto (1835 and 1837) 5 per cent. ...... ...- 16 1%, oN
Loan 1857, 5 per cent. ...............
Exchange on London, One month... .......
Two months .......• 1' ,3"S
Hamburgh, One month 3,) co
Two months ........
Dutch Papers, July 14.
JULY 0'
BELGIAN I! UNDS—ZSIIV2BIII4. 52i.
Actual Debt,2% per Cent. ... . ... ,00,,
Rothschild's Loan, 5 per Cunt ......... ......... 92
Loan of Thirty Millions, 4 per Cent '- ....•
• 3per Cent. ....... .. 774
--------
..".... Icy.%
.(1:40) .................. ~,
Loan of City, 1032, 4 per Cent. ............... ... y''.%
Society of Commerce, 4% per Cent ....... ...••• /1% : , ;,. ~
Bank of Belgium, 5 per Cent ........ ....-•••••• .... . ,
National Society. ....................... .......••••ii p 5
Exchange on London (short) ..................
—Brussels Papers, July 13.
Three pt ,r Cents. .................. ..... .......... . .......... .„',;"
.......... Je.
3.tclk. Silar:3
Fox!. per Cents.l€.e.Nt.a.,l.ll.i..q.U.u. .................................................................... ............. ii."l-Cl,,
100%
July 10
Bank: Austrian
s ii:
rSA, persl
.B. Cents..li 1.t,.G.
. ............................................................................................... 1658 M
Anglo. Russian Loan .................................... !,,-? 10,..,:1i
Russian 5 per Cent. Ist series, Ctatilicate ...... !,,,,7,,. pm ya
Inscription, lstSe•iss ............................. -. .. ... '
Russian 5 per Cent. Hope and Co. 3d and 4th 97% --
........ , 0
Series
Ditto in Certificates .... ......... ...... .......... ......• i',,g;
5,.4
New 4 per Cent. (1840) ....... : ......................... 5034
...
1100160 i, ''':;,:
Dutch' Actual Debt, 2% per Lent .................
.......
...
Ditto 5 per Cent ............ ...... ..,
.....
per Cent ..... ......... .....: l'i.,;,
....03%
NewBAN rwegian Loan, 1e534, 4 per C. 0..... .............. 16.
onlgi sit,:r.ißic,koaitili is
.I; .................................... .... ............
....
....; 46;1
175_
Spanish, New 5 Per Cents- -vll •••"____.....
1
Dublin and family arrived at Brussels this in rlawb
way to C;erniany.
BaussELs,----r-- '-------7.—JuLY 12.--The.
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