The Sun.
London, England, 1841-06-17 00:00:00

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

We have received by Extraordinary Express news from
Paris of the 16th (yesterday), from Madrid of the fhh, and
from the Turkish frontiers of the 2d instant. We have also
advices from Constantinople of the '26th ult. The following
summary of the foreign intelligence just received is rather in-
teresting.
FRANCE.

PARIS, JUNE 16.—The loan contracted by Rothschild for
the Austrian Government is 75,000,000 florins. The know-
ledge of this fact has been felt on our market to-day. It was
said that M. Humann had postponed the French loan, which
it was expected would be brought out in September. The
Three per Cents. closed at 76f. 65c. only, Five per Cents.
114 f. 65c. The Duke de Nemours arrived at Marseilles the
15th June by the steamer the Grandeur.
SPAIN.

MADRID, JUNE 9--The Minister, instead of presenting
the project of law on the Ayuntamientos; has named a new
Commission, composed of Unitarian', to revise this law. No-
thing was thought of at Madrid but the fete on the 10th.
Very little business doing at the Bourse. Actives was 26i.
Plans were still talked of for raising money for immediate
wants, but nothing concluded.
The following are the words of the motion which Senor
Carasco deemed it his duty to make in the Senate on the 7th,
relative to the health of the young Queen, noticed in The Sun
of yesterday :
" Whereas the health of her Majesty Queen Donna Isabella
11. has lately been the occasion of several medical consu'tations
on the expediency and even the necessity of her Majesty's re-
sorting to the use of sulphurous baths ; it being also known
that the Government has come to some resolution on the
subject, which should be immediately communicated to the
public ' • in order to reassure all Spaniards who regard
the Queen as the only guarantee of happiness for the
nation, and considering, finally, that the Representa-
tives of the country have assumed the imperious duty
of watching with zeal and care over the august orphan
during the temporary absence of her excellent mother and
guardian, I have the honour of proposing to the Senate, to call
on the Government to communicate to us, within the shortest
possible delay, whatever measures it has deemed expedient to
devise in this delicate and important circumstance, and to lay
on the Presidential table all the documents relative to the opi-
nions given on the occasion by her Majesty's physicians, and
by the other persons who may have been consulted on the
health of the Queen."
The negotiations between Surra y Rull and the Madrid
capitalists for an advance of funds are thought to have been
altogether broken off.
The Infante Don Francisco de Paula is not to proceed to
Madrid.
The tariff question was to be discussed by the Chamber of
Deputies on the 9tb.
It was believed that the Regent would, agreeably to the
ancient usage of the Kings of Spain, preside at the yrocession
of Corpus Christi.
TURKEY.

FRONTIERS OF TURKEY, JUNE 2.—The Turkish troops
continue their acts of violence against the Christians. The
Pacha of Nissa is making grand preparations.for his dt f nce.
CONSTANTINOPLE, MAy 26,—The Greeks on the Euro-
Gan side give great uneasiness to the Porte.
The firmans have not yet been forwarded to Mehemet Ali,
despatches from Shekib Effendi being first expected.
The tribute fixed to be paid by Mehemet is 4,000,000 per
annum (40,0000, but the firman on this point is not con-
sidered as definitively settled.

Baroness Brunnow, the lady of his Excellency the
Russian Minister, leaves Ashbuniham House to-morrow even-
ing, and will embark the same night fur Stockholm.

LLO YD'S SII ING—(THIS DA .)
LONDON, JUNE 17.--Wimd this day at noon, S.W.
DEAL, JUNE 16.—Wind, S. Arrived, the Dovecot,
Bull, from- Mauritius ; Enterprise, Moxey, Monte Video.
Arrived from the River and ;sailed, the Reliance, Green, for
Bombay.
LivEaroor,, JUNE 16.—Wind variable.—Arrived the Tory's
Wife, from Jamaica ; Agnes Gilmore, Melville, New Orleans,
sailed 11th ult. ; Hibernia, Hawkins, New York, sailed 25th
ult., passed several large iceberus 30th, lat. 43, lon. 49 ; Co-
lumbus, Barstow, New York. ;Sailed the President, for Cal-
cutta; Arab, Ceylon ; Lady Rowena, Rio Janeiro ; Alice
Jane, Vera Cruz; Frances Depau, New York • Caroline, Am-
bercrombie, Consbrook, Safeguard, Magnificent, all for
Quebec; Mary, and Maria Ann, Smyrna; Alexander, Mes-
sina. Arrived off, the Reindeer. _ _ _

BRIGHTON, JUNE 16.—Arrive3 off, the Mary Ann, Illarsh,
from Hobart Town, sailed Feb. 3.
PoRTSMOUTu, Julia 16.—Wind E.S.E. to W.—Arrived
the Dart, Airth ,from Madeira, and sailed for London ; I'e'.
kin, London for Madras. Sailed the City of Edinburgh, for
Runouski.

DARTMOUTH, JUNE 15.—Sailed the Arab, for New Zea-
land. Arrived off, the Start, Nederland'', from Batavia, for
Rotterdam ; Helene, Bremen, for New York.
DUNGENESS, JUNE 13.—Arrived off, the Prosper, Bahr,
from Hamburgh, f...r Vera Cruz.

BRISTOL, JUNE 16._Arrived the Niger, Merrett, from
Africa.

SCILLY, JUNE 12.—Arrived the Koopbandel, from Bahia,
for Amsterdam ; Maria, Joseph, Fayal for Riga ; Forester,
Knudsen. Buenos Ayres for Havre ; Hebe, Bole, Brazil for
Hamburgh.
CLYDE, JUNE 13.—Arrived the Belfast, Hindley, from
Mobile. Sailed the Queen, for Sydney, New South Wales ;
Talent, Furney, New South Wales ; Bengalore, Birnie, Ba-
tavia; Clydesdale, Campbell, Antigua; Alexo, Virginia.
YAMOUTII, JUNE 15.—Arrived the Sovereign, Thuile, for
Stockton, with loss of foremast, having been in contact.

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.—The Hamburgh ship, Dia-
na, on the Bth ult., lat. 14. long. 38 ; Louisa, from
Liverpool to Gibraltar, 12th inst. lat. 49, long. 8, by
the Frances, arrived at Falmouth. Barque Cecrops,
15th ult.. off St. Paul's Island bound to Quebec, by
the Teaser, arrived at Bay Chaleur. Johnson, Spence,
Liverpool to Calcutta, sth April, lat. 5 N., long. 18 ;
William, Portsmouth to Quebec, 22d ult., lat. 45, long.
59 ; Spring, Plymouth to Miramichi, same day, by the
Sandwich. arrived at Halifax. Thomas Dryden, of New-
castle, for Quebec, 28th ult., lat. 48, long. 32, by the
Lord Panmure, arrived in Pentland Frith. Ghazeado,
Pernambuco to Genoa, 10th ult., lat. 27 N., long. 39 W.;
Antelope, Batavia to Gottenburg, 17th ult., lat. 35 ;
Diligence, Amsterdam to Batavia, 31st ult., lat. 48, long.
12 by the Oud Nederland, .arrived at Brouershaven.
William Ripon. sunderland to Quebec, 22d ult., lat. 40,
long. 56 ; Septima; Portsmouth to Miramichi, and Tho-
mas Young, of North Shields, by the Chariot, arrived
at Halifax. Meta, Buenos Ayres to Cowes, Ist April,
lat. 34, long. 48 ; Queen, of Liverpool, 30th ult., stand-
ing to the West, lat. 43, long. 25, by the Amicus, ar-
rived at Liverpool.

THE MARKETS.-(THIS DAY.)
COLONIAL MARKET.
The Market was dull, and the operations privately were
extremely limited. The public sales went off quietly, at
lower rates.