The Sun.
London, England, 1834-11-19 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

PARIS, Nov. 16.—Yesterday evening, the King trans-
acted business with Count d'Montalivet, Intendent of the
Civil List. In the evening, Admiral Jacot and the Duke
de Choiseul had the honour to be received by the King.
To-day, M. Charles Dupin, the Duke de Bassano, and
Marshal Gerard, had successively the honour to be received
by the King.
The number of persons arrested at Lyons, after the affair
in April, and who have not vet been released, is 167.
The last accounts from Oran say that the cholera has
nearly disappeared there. On the 25th of October, there
was not a single case, and only one on the 26th.
The Anti de la Charte had announced that the Govern-
ment gave up the project of employing the army in making
the military roads. '[he Prefect of Loire has written to
the editor that this is not true.
The Court of Peers is convoked for the 24th of Novem-
ber to hear the report of M. Gerod de l'Ain. This may
sake some time, for this document which was sent to press
three days ago, will make sixteen or eighteen hundred
pages in 4to.
The Court will assemble as Charnbre d'Accusation, for
which reason the sittings will be secret. After the report
has been read it will have to decide if it shall try the 300
persons accused, who are still in prison, or whether it shall
order a great number of them 'to be restored to liberty, or
send the others before the Court of Assize.—Messao-er
.Nov. 17.

FRENCH FUNDS.—Pa MS, Nov. 17.
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Three per Cents.. 77e 7,T. VOc. 50.!.
Bank Actions 1,795 f. —c.
Rente de Naples, 95E 95f. 90c. Csc.
Roman Five per Cents., 94% %%.
Rente d'Espagne, Five per Cents., 40 394 40
Rente d'Espagne, Three per Cents., 27 17, N.
Royal Spanish Loan, 44 44% 43A.
Iterate Perpet. d'Espa_ne, rive pef Cents., 13Va 44 4.311
Belgian Loan, Five per Cents, 150.
1-laytian Loan, 2SOf.

EXCUANDE ON LONDON.
One month, paper, ; money, :70c,
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.—Cuurs Authentiq,4e.

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GLASGOW.-ELECTION OF LORD RECTOR

(From the Glasgow Herald of 'Mon day. )
On Saturday a convocation of the Comitia took place, for
the purpose of electing the Rector. After the meeting had
been constituted by the Principal, the statutes relative to the
business of the day were read by Dr. Meikleham, clerk of the
Comitia. By order-- of tIA Vi.2e- Rector, the students were
then divided into their respAtive nations. The Corbmon Hall
was appropriated to the use of the Glottiani ; and the three
othPrs met in different class-rooms. The strictest silence was
of course preserved in each while the voting proceeded; and
on its conclusion the students re-assembled in the great ball.
The numbers, as reported by the Procurators, were as fol-
lows :

LORD STANLEY. LORD DURHAM.
Glottiana
Rothseiana

Transforthiana
Loudoniana

The Intrant of the Loudoniani then announced the election
of Lord Stanley by the unanimous voices of the four nations,
amid the loudest plaudits. Three tremendous cheers were
then given for Lord Stanley, and three for Church and State
—after which the meeting dissolved.

( Another account from a Morning Paper.)
The friends of Lord Durham have been greatly disappoint-
ed by the result of the election of the Lord Rector of the
University, which took place here to-day. Contrary to ex-
pectation, Lord Stanley was chosen by a large majority. The
election was at present caused by the elevation of Mr. Cock-
burn (the late Lord Rector) to the Bench ; and for the last
fortnight a very act ve canvass has been carried on by the re-
spective admirers of the above-named nobleman. The Church
question is, in this part of Scotland, particularly made the
touchstone in all public matters; and in proportion to a public
man's attachment to the Kirk Establishment, or his opposition
to it, his fitness or unfitness for office is decided. In the late
elections of the Magistrates and other Members of the Cor-
poration, the Establishment party decidedly triumphed, and in
to-day's election they have again succeeded. I have been in-
formed am ILord Stanley's success is to be in a great measure
attributed to the very active exertions of Sir D. R. Sanford,
the Member of Parliament for Paisley. Sir Daniel, it is said,
is likely to lose friends by his opposition to Lord Durham, as
he was principally supported by the Radical party during the
contest here, after the passing of the Reform Bill. It is fair,
however, to add, that the Honourable Knight has always been
a warm advocate for the Church Establishment. The Divi-
nity Students, whether influenced by him or not, adopted his
views, and carried the election of Lord Stanley. The votes
were as follow :

Lord Stanley. Lord Durham.
Glottiana
Rothseiana
Loudoniana
Transforthiana 46-29S 2l-163
Majority for Lord Stanley 135
The first week in December is named for the installation of
Lord Stanley, and it is said. that the friends of the Kirk in
this city, and throughout the west of Scotland, intend to in-
site his Lordship to a public dinner on the occasion. It is
added, also, that the entertainment is to be got up in oppo-
Qitirm, to the late Duiliata festival; and it will likely, there-
fore, present a strong array of the Conservative party.