The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-08 00:00:00

read the ebullitions of their fury, as reported in the
newspapers, feelings of disgust and abhorrence.
What other feelings can rise in the breast of any
human being, whose nature has not been perverted by
erroneous principles, when he finds a person like this
Mr. CUNNINGHAM, who has been set apart as an
expounder of that Gospel which breathes nothing but
peace and good-will to mankind, declaring in the face of
the world that he " is not ashamed to raise the cry of
' No Popery,' because it is their cry of the murdered
Saints for REVENGE on their Popish murderers 1"
Is\there a man—a Christian there cannot be—whose
blood does not run cold at the utterance of a sen-
timent so bloody—so vindictive—so utterly repug-
nant both to the letter and the spirit of that
sacred code, one of whose fundamental principles
is forgiveness of injuries—whose Divine Author
has taught us that the only condition on which we
car. ourselves hope for forgiveness is, that we have
extended it to others ?
But why does this fiery zealot confine his vengeance
to the Catholics ? Were they the only persecu-
tors ? or are persecution and murder venial trespasses in
Protestants ? Were the Scottish Saints murdered
by Catholics? Was the blood of GUTHRIE, and other
martyrs which streamed on the scaffold, shed by Catho-
lics? Were the Saints that perished at Drumclog and
Bothwell Brig, and throughout fifty years of per-
secution, murdered by Catholics or by Protestants ?
Were the LAUDS, the LAUDERDALES, and the
TURNERS, Catholics or Protestants ?:

The Paris papers of Tuesday received this morning,
confirm the intelligence from Madrid of the 28th of
September, which appeared in the London journals of
yesterday. M. MENDIZABAL has succeeded in the
formation of a Cabinet, which has already obtained the
support of the most influential Juntas in the Spanish
provinces. These Juntas, as a matter of course, will
be imitated by the whole of the Liberals, and thus
the QUEEN'S Government will receive such an acces•
sion of strength that no opposition will be able to
overthrow it. The Juntas of Barcelona, Valencia,
Gallicia and Cadiz have addressed Memorials to M.
MENDIZABAL, in which they inform him that they
are ready to dissolve themselves, the moment he is pre-
pared to commit the provincial Government to persons
nominated and approved of by himself. Previous to
the formation of the MENDIZABAL Cabinet, the Count
de LAS NAVAS threatened to march at the head of
the troops under his command to Madrid, unless the
QUEEN, in the space of sixty-eight hours, agreed to
seven propositions which he requested M. AGUIL A to
lay before her Majesty ; but as soon as it was known
that an efficient Cabinet had been constructed, LAS
NAVAS, though his proposal was rejected, was
one of the first to declare himself prepared
to support the new Administration. No better cri -
terion of public feeling, as regards the new Govern-
ment, could be instanced, than the conduct of LAS
NAVAS on this occasion. It was only a few days
previously that .he bad ordered General QUIROGA
and M. CIIACON to be arrested, for proposing to him
a junction with M. MENDIZABAL, because he saw
no prospect of the Government taking such measures
as he conceived absolutely necessary for the. deliverance
of the country.
For the details of the intelligence from Spain, we
refer to our extracts from the French Journals, which
will be found in another column. The domestic news
is rather unimportant. An individual has been ar-
rested at Lyons by order of the Mayor, charged with
offering to assassinate Lours PHILLIPPE for a reward
of 10,000 francs. The proposal was made in a letter
addressed to a merchant known to entertain Carlist
principles. The writer, on being seized, acknowledged
himself the author. He is now lodged in the prison
of Roanne.

The Duke of NEMOURS arrived at the Tuilleries
on Monday morning.
The King of SARDINIA has become a party to the
Convention between England and France, for the re-
prmion of the Slave Trade.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY. TWELVE O'CLOCK.

We this moment hear that the Spanish Ambassador re-
ceived a despatch from Madrid early this morning, but as
yet the contents have not transpired.
The arrivals this morning are exceedingly scanty ; only
the regular mails, French and Flanders. No ship letters.