The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-31 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPER.

A rumour current on Change yesterday, was that Count
Mole would be the new President of the Council ; that
Admiral de Rigny would return to the Marine Department,
the Duke de Broglie take that of Foreign Affairs, and
General Guilleminot that of War.
The Journal des Debats has the following :—" The
Ministerial crisis has made a stop towards its denouement.
It appears certain that the King has received the resigna-
tion of Marshal Gerard. There was a Council held yester-
day morning, at which all the Ministers attended. The
choice of a successor to the Marshal was discussed, but,
unfortunately, the result has not transpired."
The Courrier Francais has the following :—" A mer-
chant ship, which arrived on the 22d inst. at Marseilles
from Syria, bring news from that province of a very late
date. The principal chiefs of Libanus and Anti-Libanus
have been invested with important functions by the Paella.
The people applauded this mark of confidence, which is a
pledge of perfect reconciliation, and which has put an end
to all Turko-Russian intrigues. Another measure, tending
to promote the prosperity of the commerce and principal
manufactures of the Syrians, has been received with equally
happy results by the four Pachalicks. This is the positive
declaration of Mehemet Ali that silk shall not be monopo-
lised as hitherto, and that its manufacture, sale, and expor-
tation shall be absolutely free, which is very important
for the Levant. Moreover neither the letters received by
this vessel, nor the crew, nor the passengers, • say one
word of the pretended disasters of Ibrahim eacha, as given
by the German Papers, which are too much accustomed
to give their hopes instead of facts. It is true that the
Egyptian army is being reinforced, but that only proves the
measures taken to counterbalance the movements of the
Turkish troops in Asia Minor, and cannot be ascribed to the
fears of Ibrahim respecting intestine troubles. The English
fleet of the Archipelago has sent two ships to Malta, and has
received four. A large frigate, which had arrived in that
port from Corfu, was going to join the squadron of Sir J.
Rowley, with several provision transports. Ships from
England were expected at Malta,-with Admiralty orders for
the winter stations of the fleets."
A letter of the 23d inst. from Toulon says :—" The Pre-
fect of the Var has sent a telegraphic despatch, directing
the officers of the Customs along the coast to use the most
scrupulous vigilance with regard to all vessels that may ap-
proach the shore, in order to ensure possession of the per-
son of Don Miguel, in case he should be amongst the pas-
sengers or crews under disguise. The Prefect adds a minute
description of the person of the ex-King."
The Queen, accompanied by the Princesses Marie and
Clementine, and the Prince de Joinville, arrived at the
Tuileries yesterday afternoon, from Brussels.
A letter from Ancona of the 16th inst. has the following :
It is more than ever reported that the French garriscn
is to quit the town in the beginning of January. Prepara-
tions are already being made."
Several of the Morning Journals repeat a rumour men-
tioned by the Messager, of Marshal Gerard having re-
signed his post, but the Moniteur and the Ministerial
Journals are silent upon the subject.
The Mhnorial des PyrOnies gives an order of the day,
issued by General Harispe on the 21st, from his head-
quarters at Lacarre, whereby, after stating that he had
ascertained that an important Envoy, Baron de Bergen,
sent by the Carlist Committee at Paris, had escaped the
vigilance of the guard on the frontier, and made his way
into Spain, was very anxious that his mission should not be
accomplished by his return, and therefore commands the
utmost watchfulness to be observed along the whole line, so
that he may be surprised should he re-enter France ; and
in case of his arrest he is to be brought before the General,
at Bayonne.
Duke Albert of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, grandson of the
reigning Duke, died on the 18th inst., at the Castle of Lud-
wislust.
The Indicateur of Bordeaux of the 25th inst. says—
" The Carlists themselves confirm the statements as to a
misunderstanding among their chiefs. A publication in the
--- interest of Charles V., which is profusely distributed on the
frontier, ainionnms. that the Pretender has just cashiered
the Marquis de Valdespina and Zavala, two of the chiefs of
his bands in Biscay. It also announces that Don Carlos,
having under his command Erazo and Simon Torre, has
placed himself at the head of his troops, resolved to drive
the Christinos from all their positions, after having obliged
them to retire into the small town of Plencia. This vic-
tory which the Carlists boast of as memorable, cost the
Queen's troops a loss of one man killed, two wounded, and
two prisoners 1 I The rebels it seems content themselves
with small triumphs, and the Pretender may cover himself
with glory at an easy rate. The same publication affirms
that the Biscayans, being rid of the two traitors ( Val-
despina and Zavala no doubt), have fought most valiantly,
and adds that after the affair which took place on the II th,
Don Carlos marched the next day upon Bilboa • the garri-
son having made a sortie, he was repulsed. This is no
doubt the origin of the report of the capture of Bilboa,
about which so much has been said. The cholera has
nearly left every place, but, on the other band, the frontier
is still occupied by the troops of Ituritza, whose advanced
posts are within a quarter of a league of Irun."
FRENCH FUNDS.—PARra, OCT. 29.
Fire per Cents., 105 f. 90c. 80c. 106 f.
Four and a Half per Cents., 100 f.
Four per Cents., 92f. 50c.
Three per Cents., 78f 35c.30c. COc.
Treasury Bonds, 3%.
Bank Actions, 1,790 f.
Rente de Naples, 96f. 96f. sc.
Roman Five per Cents., 97% 14%.
Rente d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 44 43%6.
Bente d'Espagne, Three per Cents 28% %54 .
Royal Spanish Loan, 41.%, 3454 36%.
tente Perpet. d'Espagne, }ive per Cents., 463. 46 45%.
iteNian Loan, Five per Cents, 99%,4%.
Haitian Loan. 275 f. —c.
EXCUANGE ON LONDON.
t me month, par,er, 2.5 f. 30c. ; money, 25f. 30e
Three months, pac,f,r, 251. 20c.; money, 25f. Isc.
—Cours Authentique.