The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-17 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS OF WEDNESDAY.

The Sentinelle des Pyrenees of Bayonne of the 11th has
the following from the frontier of the Bth :—" They have
been fighting at Elisondo since yesterday morning. General
Cordova and other superior officers who have arrived lately
from Portugal and Madrid, make a parade without doing,
any thing essential. Enguy and other communes in Na-
varre are deserted. N u rsingle inhabitant remains, and
every thing appears to confirm the expectation that the
civil war will be lengthened out. Emigration, and parti
cularly from St. Sebastian, continues. The Carlists were
in force yesterday at Gyarsun, and in fact are so every-
where."

A letter of the 7th instant, from Aldudes, says :
" General Cordova, with his column, and Leon Iriarte,
with his small detachment, have left Elisondo, the former
in the direction of San Estevan, and the latter in that of
Pampeluna. Zugarramurdi has taken advantage of his
stay in the Bastan to complete the fortification of the
Misericordia. All the enclosures of the fields, and the
mounds, which afforded shelter to the rebels, and enabled
them to fire in safety upon the garrison, have been levelled ;
the road and the stone bridge which led from the Nliseri-
cordia to the house called the Domingorenea, which was
lately occupied by Iriarte and his detachment, have been
nounded by high walls, with embrasures at the top, and a
branch has been made, so as to protect the descent to the
Bidassoa, in order to obtain water for the horses. The
Dommgorenea has been converted into a military hospital,
is garrisoned by 450 men, and supplied with provisions for
a month."

PARIS, OCT. 14.—We find in the Spanish journals a
report from the Captain-General of the kingdom of Valencia
and Murcia, dated the 20th of September, in which he gives
an account of the measures taken by him to defeat the
conspiracy in that province. The projects of the conspira-
tors having been disclosed by some of their confidants, a
certain number of them were arrested. The others, among
whom some men are mentioned who distinguished them-
selves in the calamitous times which have afflicted Spain,
bad taken the field ; but being closely pursued by the
Urban Guard and the troops of the line, their bands were
soon dispersed, and most of their chiefs, such as Pere Gil,
Frones, Tibanco, and others have been taken and shot.
The Chamber of Commerce of Rouen having approved,
in its sitting on Saturday, the report made to it in favour of
has sent two of its Members to sup-
the prohibitory systems
port this opinion before the superior Board of Commerce,
the Chamber of Commerce of Lille, in its sitting of the
3d, in reply to the circular of the Minister of Commerce,
dated 20th September, declared in favour of a system of
protection. It has endeavoured to prove in a detailed me-
morial :-
1. That the duty cannot always supply the place of pro-
hibition.
2. That the abolition of prohibitions in France would be
a deception, without reciprocity on the part of foreigners.
3. That to,achltit foreign tissues on payment of a duty
would leadl...kaii**and ruin.
It appears thif,lb494rector of the Posts of France is
extremely eng cv u ak. is moment on different plans,
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