The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-06 00:00:00

FRENCH PAPERS.

TELEGRAPHIC DESPATCH, Ocr. 2.
FROM THE SUB PREFECT OF BAYONNE TO THE MINIS

TER OF THE INTERIOR.

The French Ambassador at the Court of Spin has
written the following from St. Edell:ow, bearing date
Sept. 29 :
" The King, who has several times been given up by
all the physicians, is now apparently recovering. If he
continues in the present state, I should think that to-mor-
row, or at furthest the day after, be will be declared out
of danger."
(From Galignani's Messenger.)

Extract of a letter from Bona, dated Sept. 9:—
" Ibrahim Bay, emboldened by our apparent supineness,
made an attack upon us yesterday morning at 8 o'clock, at
tie head of between 1,200 and 1,500 men, collected from
the several hostile tribes. But the commandant, having
received timely notice of the intention from bis emissaries,
was fully prepared ;.43 receive them, though he concealed
his preparations from the enemy. The contest was
short, and decisive in our favour. The enemy had 'Up-
wards of I.:0 men killed, but only two prisoners were
taken ; we, however, captured his camp, including Ibra-
him's own tent. The 5Z.,:h carried off a standard, four
horses, a mule, and some arms ; the Turks, under Captain
youssout, also gained a small standard, 12 muskets, 10
yataghans, and some musical ins'rurnents belonging to
Ibrahim. The 55th had one grenadier killed, and six
wounded ; and the Turks had only one man killed and
wounded. The friendly tribes remained neuter, and several
of them were totally ignorant of the attack, as die markets
were supplied as usual."

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Thc Ministetial arrangements were not definitively
settled at a late hour last night.
An express has been received from Dunkirk, announcing
the arrival of the Marquis of Dalmatia thereon Monday,
on his way from the Hague to Paris. A letter of the
27th ult. from the Hague, after announcing that the
French Ambissador was on the point of quitting that ca-
pital, adds, that his devarture appears to have no connec-
tion with the present political crisis.
A letter of the 27th ult. tram Lausanne says—" The
Duke of Brunswick, on arriving at Orbe, was immediately
set at liberty, and treated with the greatest respect. It
is believed that he will receive passports, authorising
kiln to travel through all parts of Switzerland."
An English cutter arrived on the 30th ult. at Cher-
bourg with several pilots from the north, destined to steer
the French fleet, should it sail for the coast of Holland.

The receipts of tt,e Custom-house at Hivre in Septem-
ber amountA to 2,800,000 francs, which presents a cell-
Niderable excess upon the receipts of foregoing years.
Several of the French papers announce that the rector
of the church of Nutre Dame de Bonne Nouvelle has re-

fused to celebrate the marriage of Voloys, an actor of the
Vaudeville, with 11111 e. Leontine Fay, of the Gymnate. •

(From the Nouvelliste.)

We have reason to belive that the Moniteur will to-
morrow publish the following nominations for three of the
portefeuilles :—Duke de Broglie, Foreign Affaires ; M.
Humann, Finance; M. Thiers, Public Instruction.
(From the Message?. des Chambres of Wednesday.)
PARIS, OCT. 2.—The subject which at present en-
gages the attention of the diplomatic world is the trium-
phant march of the Pacha of Egypt towards the capital of
the Ottoman Empire.
There are persons not indisposed to believe that he is
encouraged in his projects by the Emperor Nicholas, whose
Cabinet has not abandoned the idea, which since the time
of Catherine has constantly predominated in the councils
of the Czars. Her conquest of Turkey, and the estab-
lishment of Russia on the Greek Archipelago, are the fa-
vourite ideas of the Sovereigns of Russia, aid the whole
attention of the country is turned to that side. If, to
please aristocratic opinions, the Autocrat has pronounced
an anathema on the ideas of liberty which arose in the
West of Europe, the mass of the nation does not under-
stand this; but it perfectly conceives the advantage it
would derive by extending its dominion to the East, and it
continually urges its Sovereigns in that direction, to which
it attaches so many hopes of happiness and prosperity.
Europe, on its part, has not to fear, the encroachment of
Russia towards Germany, because, since the partition of
Poland, the frontier of Russia adjoins two powerful
States, which may indeed support the projects of the Au-
tocrat of the North, but are by no means disposed to sa-
crifice to him the smallest portion of their territory.
It is not the same on the side of Turkey ; Europe can-
not interpose passively between it and Russia. On that
side the question is not merely not to commit, but to pre-
vent, and this is the great difficulty of the times.
If the Pacha of Egypt should reach Constantinople,
depose the Sultan, and make a revolution in the capital
of the empire, it is impossible to foresee what will result
from it ; and the great armaments of Russia, originally
intended to march towards the West, may very likely take
another direction and advance to the Bosphorus.

We positively know that the Cabinets of London,
Vienna, and Paris are not easy on this head. The Eu-
ropean collision may very likely come from a different
point from Belgium, and the Conference might soon have
to direct its attention to a more serious question than that
which, during the last eighteen months, has produced its
innumerable and useless Protocols.

The National says, " We have seen a letter from
Dieppe, in which we read the following lines:—' The
Duchess of Berri arrived here nu the 24th. She put up
at the Hotel de Londres, where she remained the 25th
and 26th, and departed in the steam-boat on the 27th. This
we have just learned, on the return of the steam.boat.'"
FRENCII FUNDS, PARIS, Ocr.3.—Five per Cents., 95f. 60c. 65c.
60c. 55c. 50c. 55c. 65c. 70c. 80c. 95f. 70c. 80c. ; Loan of 1832, 96E
60c. 80c. ' • Four per Cents., 80f. 25c. ; Three per Cents., 67f. 70c.
60c. 55c 50c. 55c. 70c. 75c. 90c. 68f. 67E 90c. ; Bank Actions,

; Rente de Naples, 81f. ; Rente de 1' Eiat Romain, 80%
81 ; Royal Spanish Loan, 78; Rente Perpetuelle d'Espagne,
5514 %56 56% % ; Belgian Loan, 77%; Haytian Loan,
200 f. Exchange on Lodon, one month, money, 25f. 80c.;
three months, money, 25f. 65c.—Cours Authentique.