The Sun.
London, England, 1834-09-12 00:00:00

DUTCH PAPERS.

THE 'HAGUE, SEPT. 7.—We hear that Count Allegin,
the Austrian Chargé d'Affaires, had delivered to Baron
Verstolk Van Soelen, Minister for Foreign Affairs, the
Grand Cross of the Order of St. of Stephen Hungary,
which his Majesty the Emperor of Austria has been pleased
to confer upon him.
His Majesty the King has appointed Lieut.-General de
Eerens, who is at the head of the War Department, to the
post of Lieut.-Governor-Generid of our Indian possessions.
We hear that the Governor-General, J. C. Brandt, will re-
main in India longer than was at first intended.
The commanders of battalions and divisions who were
not in active service, and to whom the command of a bat-
talion of the Schuttery was entrusted, have now been
thanked for their service and discharged from active service.
On Tuesday last the volunteers of this town, who in
1830 joined the Schuttery to maintain tranquillity, were
called and thanked, and relieved for the present from the
service.

The two battalions of the Schuttery of Amsterdam that We have received the following from St. Sebastian, dated
joined the army in the field returned on Friday to that the 2d of September :—" General Jauregni was at St.
city, and were received with much pomp by the B.'rgo- Estevan on the 27th, and is at present, I suppose, but a
master, at the head of a Commission of the Governrat..nt, short distance removed from its neighbourhood. The Ge-
by the eight battalions of the Schuttery, infavtry and ea- neral-in-Chief left Lecumberri yesterday, and proceeded to
valry, and a countless multitude of people. Azcarata, and Lorenzo, who left that place with two divi-
a. , ions arrived this night at Ataun. The four Navarrese
In the evening the city was generally and very finely
luminated ; and, notwithstanding the immense crowds in battalions which Zumalacarregui had under his command
the streets, every thing passed off with the greatest. order w.e.re this morning separated. Two have followed him into
and regularity. Naverre, and the other two stay at Zalduendo. The first
The Commission which was formed at Amsterdam for battalis.,n of Guipuscoa which stayed on the 29th at Gui-
the purpose of taking the necessary steps preparatory to the zueta, pi; ssed by Andoain at half-pasell o'clock yesterday,
making of an iron railroad between Amsterdam and Cologne, and proc -tbded towards Aspeitia, to join two other batta-
has given notice that it is obliged to inform the public that lions at that place. On the same day Segastibelza was at
the amount of the sums subscribed for that undertaking is Ezeurra. We hear from Villafranca, that the Navarrese
below the amount that was fixed, and that the Commission, were near Onate, and the Alavese at Mondragon, Arecha-
though persevering in its opinion respecting the desirable- baleta, and Escothiza. We are also informed from the
ness, utility, and practicability of the enterprise, has now same place, that th.;s day, at noon, a multitude of rebels
dissolved itself. passed the bridge of A ndoain. Several were mounted on
AMSTERDAM, SEPT. B.—His Excellency. Lieutenant- asses, and carried in liters; they went sowards Asteasu.
General Count de Grunne, his Majesty's Minister at Frank- The following letter from Bilbao, of the 31st-of August,
fort, has arrived here with his family. has reached us :—" The small post of Lequeitio, at the
AMSTERDAM, SEPT. 9.—After the great rise in Spanish Present moment being fortifiled, was the day before yes-
Perpetuelles which took place here yesterday in consequence terday attacked by the united „rebel force of this province
of the price received from Paris, people are curious to see under Zavala. But General Es:)artero, who was in the
whether this favourable state of things would continue. It place, took every measure necessary for its defence. He
has, in fact, proved so to day. The Five per Cent. perpctu.. also thought. it his duty vigorously to pursue the rebels, and
elles had risen yesterday at Antwerp to 39i, which had an his cavalry having succeedd in reaching them, committed
immediate effect on our Exchange, the Five per Cents. ris- great slaughter. They were pursued though a space of
ing from 38-, which was the lowest price, to 39, at which four leagues. The loss of the rebels is not positively known,
they remained.• Very extensive business was done. To- but it must have been considerable. The battalion of Bil-
day the Three and a Half per Cents. were, like the Five boa, commanded by Luqui, has suffered considerably. The
per Cents., in demand, and rose to 26i, at which price rebels have taken their wounded to the villages of Navarniz
ere were buyers. and D'Ereno. Simon-Torre has rejoined the four batta-
DUTCH FUNDS—Awsivnosw, Sam 9, lions of Zavala with his rebel force. The cholera morbus
Actual Debt, '46 per Cent.sl4 to 511,4 . is spreading in Old Castile in a frightful manner. At Vat.-
A mort Srndic. 4% per cent.
Ditto, ditto. IN per cent......
Loan (1530) 5 per centloo to 100% fallen victims to this terrible scourge ; but fortunately the
Ditto (It-32 and i 833) 5 per cent.
Exchangt, on London, one month 12 15 to 12 1236 malady is every day becoming less fatal. At Palencia, out
Ditto, two months l2 G7y6 of 50 cases, 40 deathS have been declared. Vittoria is not
PRUSSIAN FUNDS—I3EIII.IN, SEPT. 5
St. Schuld Sch. 4 per cent.
English Loan, 1818, 5 per cent - -- sicians have certified the fact of several cases having ap-
Ditto ... .. 1821, 5 per cent..:. -- ...._
Ditto Bonds lB3O, 4 per cent.... 911 i 9414 peared in the hospital. There have been some also in the
Exchange on London 3 months q f.'.1%, ti 24% town ; and the presence of this dreadful epidemic has been
On Amsterdam, 250 florins, 2 months 111% 140%
Paris .00 francs , 2 months til 481 !4 confirmed in some instances by death."
Hamburg 300 francs, 2 months
Petersburgh 100 rubles, 3 weeks 'SOK 30% (From the .Journal du Commerceof Wednesday.)
—Prussian State Gazette, Sept. C. Let us hope that the presence of an Ottoman Envoy in
Paris, and of another at the Court of St. James's, will be
turned to account, so as to establish such amicable relations
between Mahmoud and Mehemet Ali, that the Sultan may
find in his vassal the means of succour against Russia, in-
stead of making use of the latter to threaten the Egyptian.
Such is the line of policy which the Porte should pursue.
Russia alone will be the loser.
(From Galignani's Messenger, of Wednesday.)
to Ttilline
f2Gooti‘i-eurnitm. Government lninasir‘enci
rkeised news
s'hfien fromthad enntolenfsttatnhtn
eiople
har-
bour, nor had the Pasha of. Sivas made any movement
towards Syria. The subjoined order of Mehemet Ali to
thatt'l e Governorthe
rrof ee
tAi
01
telpipno,id,:tieed Palestine
ntleieislp6tti
th
dont'
IJviitil.ya,
nadu nthouerneceiss
no fear of confiscations, which the Syrian revolt might have
rendered necessary :
ORDER OF MEHEMET ARI TO TIIE GOVERNOR OF ALEPPO.
" We announced to you two days ago, l)y a despatch in-
trusted uespatch in-
trusted to our Silikdar, Selim-Aga, that the rebels had been
vanquished a ucqn up iys I
oietdoalet trielepoeuir'iit,llsaoognre,
icia,
jefse
ollEnexvicrea,
liliajeteinddc3ht.laitedb
ebseapietank s
hcdlaie:
despatch.
tos
cenhdl
....
oin;l:iiislicelaf,
y received a second report,
fiCelidssoin4-Ethie;dim precedingi dan and Abd 11 announcing that
yesterday his Excellency entered NT f
oilif.a'aell'ilciljetai'ls villa
es
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the
u a lezzar, with their sons, had
themountain inhabitantsl
day—thathp 1 aP °us—tbat the Cheik
n ofC 1; ei k s
Naplousand
arrive.]

The operatives of Rheims have resumed their la-
bours. The most inexorable necessity has driven them back
to their work. Louis Llanne, one of the operatives arrested,
was tried for having formed part of a coalition of workmen
who caused the cessation of labour, and was sentenced to five
days' imprisonment.

INGENIOUS ROBBERY.-011 the morning of the
24th ult. a man, about 50 years of age, came into the shop of
a watchmaker in the Rue St. Honore, Paris, in his dressing-
gown, as if he had just left his apartments, and asked the
price of a watch. He wanted, he said, both a good and hand-
some one, as it was for his son, who had just come home from
college, and whose conduct merited a handsome present. The
watchmaker replied," Very well, Sir, here are three or four,
make choice." " They arc, indeed, very handsome," said the
new customer ; "if you will allow me, I will take the four to
my son, and he will choose for himielf. Will you accompany
me, or let one of your young people do so, who can bring back
the other three, and the price of the one selected, which you
say will he 500 francs ?" The customer and the watchmaker's
clerk left the shop accordingly, proceeding towards Saint
Roche. Having arrived at a large gate, the man in the dres-
sing gown knocked, the door was opened, and in the excess of
his politeness, the gentleman bowed the youth in first ; but no
sooner Was he in than the other pulled the side gate together
again, left the dupe in the court perfectly thunderstruck,_
whilst lie made the best of his way off with the swatches. --Le
Cabinet de Lecture.