The Sun.
London, England, 1832-06-06 00:00:00

ARREST OF COOK, THE MURDERER.

Intelligence has just reached us that the officers of jus-
tice have succeeded in apprehending the villain Cook, the
murderer of the unfortunate Mr. Paas, at Leicester. He
was arrested in the purleus of Liverpool, on Monday night
last. 'We have not time to give further particulars, but
to-morrow we shall be able to lay the whole before our
readers.

THE FUNDS.-(THIS DAY.)

CITY, TWEL YE 0' CLOCK

The only arrival this morning of any consequence is a
Lisbon mail, which tiailed• on" the 274 May. The
papers only contain an account of the preparations of a
grand procession of priests for the prevention of the
cholera. We hear that an express has arrived from Paris,
bringing the French prices much the same as the last ac-
counts, with no political news of consequence. The Con-
sul Market is rather in a stagnant state, and Consols
opened at the same price they left off yesterday, SA for
the account; at present they are Bq, We hear that a
manifesto of Don Miguel is in town. In the Foreign
Market nothing doing as yet.
HALF-PAST ONE.
We have received by express from Paris the Quoti-
dienne of Monday, the 4th of June, from which we copy
the following _ . .

" The King of Bavaria is to arrive at Munich the sth
or Gth of June, from Italy.
" The Russian General, Barclay de Tolly, has arrived
at Berlin from St. Petersburgh.
" It appears that the Liberals in Germany begin to be
alarmed at the dispositions of the Cabinet of Berlin.—
Frankfort, May 30.
" Le MANS, MAY 3I.—A r,port prevails here that a
band of 600 Chouans had disarmed the National Guard
of Vaise.

" They write from Laval of the 31st of May, that on
Monday, the 24. th, 300 Chouans were perceived in the
canton of Meslay ; 200 men assembled under the command
of Lamotte on the 26th. The Chouans were concentrated
to the number of 600 ; they were surrounded in a small
wood at dawn of day, and were attacked and defeated ;
they lost about 200 men.

‘..g FRENCH FITNDS.-Three per Cents., for money, '7of.
35c. ; for time, '7of. 40c. ; Five per Cents., 97f. tiOc."
No news of importance in the above paper.
The Funds continue heavy during the whole of the
morning, with little or nothing doing. Consols remain
at nearly the same price they opened, 85i for the account.
The public are anxious to learn if his Majesty intends to go
in person to the House to sign the Reform Bill, which
appears to be the general wish of the citizens.
The express from Paris is not of importance, except
as to the prices of the French Funds, which are lower a
few cents; for money, Three per Cents., 70f. 35c. ; for
time, '7of. 35e. In one part of La Vendee, it appears,
that 600 of the Chouans made a stand, but were defeated
with some loss.

In the Foreign market nothing doing—prices much the
same as yesterday.

THREE O'CLOCK.

Consols for account 851.

We understand that Lord PALMERSTON has
returned from Windsor, decorated with the Ribbon of the
Bath. The Noble Lord has doubtless to thank us for
this honour, if it be one. The recent appointments,
evincing as they do a determination to persevere in a
course of Tory favouritism, are doubtless mote to the taste
of the Court than they are to our own, or, what is really
of importance, to that of the people. As such they me-
rited a reward, and a more appropriate one than the dis-
tinction of becoming a G. C. 8., or whatever the thing
is called, could surely be bestowed. By the by, the Order
of the Garter might, indeed, have been more suited to the
Noble Lord's taste, whilst the motto is undoubtedly re-
quired for his acts.—Morning Chronicle.
The death of the Rev. EDWARD BURY, who
died last week at Ardencaple Castle, the seat of his brother-
in-law, Lord JOHN CAMPBELL, has thrown several Noble
families into mourning, inc'uding those of the Duke of
ARGYLL, Earl of UXBRIDGE, Lord TULLAMORE, and
Lord WILLIAM RUSSELL (brother to the Duke of BED-
FORD), and also that of Mr. WALTER FREDERICK CAMP-
BELL, M.P. for Argyleshire, who is a son of Lady
CHARLOTTE BURY by her first marriage with Colonel
rank, CAMPBELL, of Sbawfield. Mr. BURY was to have etched
the plates for her Ladyship's work on the three Tuscan
Sanctuaries.
An alliance between the Marquess of ABER.
CORN and Lady LOUISA RUSSELL, second daughter of the
Duke and Duchess of BEDFORD, is spoken,s ntk a, dyanh,
of in the
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geous partie in the Peerage, and more than one female
member of the Nobility has report assigned as the future
Lady ABERCORN. Lady LOUISA RUSSELL is about one
year junior to the Noble Marquess, who attained his majo-
rity only in January last, and sister by half-blood to Lord
J. RUSSELL. IpieisrhLaposr,dstii:ep m
DIPLOMATIC CHANGES.--Mr. PERCY is
recalled from Switzerland, and will be succeeded by Mr.
NIORIER. Lord HEYTESBURY returns to this country.
Lord GRANVILLE went back to Paris yesterday.
JONATHAN SMYTHIES, the tobacconist, of
Oxford-street, lies in Middlesex Hospital, in a very dan-
gerous state. The unfortunate boy NAPOLEON, aged eight
years, whom Miss TWAMLEY lost her life in:endeavouring
to save, expires' yesterday morning.

COURT OF CHANCERY.-(THIS DAY.)

The Loan CumscELLon. resumed his seat in Court at
ten o'clock this day. His Lordship was unattended by any
use except his own usual officers and attendants. He
proceeded at once, and without making any address, to the
bar to hear motions.