The Sun.
London, England, 1835-03-26 00:00:00

JCKO N. The public read the letter and
laughed at it—the humour was 131 oader, the joke
more praCtical, and the design as inoffensively ludicrous
- as what prompted the publication of W4LPomes
fictitious epistle from FREDERICK, King of Prussia,
to J. J. RoSsEme. But the Court saw enough in
the crime of Making the KING the 'object of merri,
ment, to induce it to make the editor of the Quotidienne
the object of its especial indignation. He was brought
to trial a second time on Monday, sentenced to be in-
carcerated for one year, and to pay a fine to the KING
Of 10,000 francs (4001.) ; having, on the preceding
Friday, underwent the sentence of another year's impri-
sonment and the payment of a fine of -5,000
francs (2001.) Here is an instance of the freedom
of the press in France ! Here is a sample of
the syStem by which LOUIS-PHILIPPE hopes
to coerce his people into passive instruments of
his sovereign will I But this war of exter-
Thination, carried on against the assertors of social
and political right, cannot continue unchecked much
longer. The French people begin to manifest symptoms
of abhorrence of such :tvrannieal oppressions, by sub-
scribing the sums in which the condemned journalists
are amerced, in the shape of fines payable- to the KING.
This sympathy with the sufferinfi,s of the press must
in tune lead to more important results. Count ADRIEN
DE COLONNE
.has addressed a letter to the Quoti-
dienne, calling upon the cbuductors of it to open a
subscription forthwith, that the public may, together
with discharging the fines, have an opportunity of ex-
pressing its indignant reprobation of the base attempts
that are being made to deprive the press of its consti-
tutional liberty.
The Moniteur publishes the following official com-
munication from Bayonne :—" MINA quitted Elisondo
on the 20th inst., taking with him some cannons left
behind by the Carlsts, and a great number of prisoners.
Re left General BORENA with eight battalions in the
Bastan. San Estevan, Urdach, Roncesvalles, and
Burguette are 'about to be fortified and garrisoned.
MINA. has given orders- for the arming of volunteer
corps in the Bastan. The foundries of Dona Maria
and San Estevan, and several houses of Arrayez, have
been burnt."

In the sitting. of the Chamber of Deputies of the
24th inst., M. TIIIERS gave notice of a project of law
Which he would shortly introduce for the establishment
of railways, and the improvement of the means of lo-
c°Tilotion throughout France. This announcement was
received with marked approbation by the Chamber.
The French Government has at last consented to
allow the prisoners of April the liberty of choosing
their own counsel, provided the persons chosen be
members of the French liar. The preparations for
the trials are nearly completed, so that, if it come on
at all, there will be no longer an excuse for delay after
the close of April. In the Chamber of Peers, some
Petitions against the trials have been presented ; and
it would seem, from their reception, that several of
tile Peers took the same view of the proposed pro-
ceedings as the petitioners. It is rumoured that
the prisoners will make use of their privilege to
tiabarass the CROWN, by each choosing separate
counsel ; and as each advocate must have time allowed
to address the Court at full length, it will require three
Or four years constant sitting, on the part of the
Court, tp go through the trials. Another month, and
*o shall kiiow what the KING really proposes doing,
to extricate himself from his difficult and dangerous
position.

FRENCH Fri N —Yams, MARCH `A.
Five pvr Cents., Itrif. 75c. (Ise.
Four per Cents., 98t. loc.
•
Three per Cents., Si3f. Sic. 00c. 75c.
- Bank Actions, —c.
'tense de Naples, WC 60c.
Itornan Fife per Cents., 99%.
ilente ri'l..;spagne, Five per tents., 49%.

Hente d'E6sine, Thre per Cents , 313074.
Bova. Spanish loan, 494.
rzentePrrpet d'll,pagne, Fire per Cent, 49;i
Belgian Loan, Five per Cents., 1015,
Por:muese Loan, Five per Cents , 94 ti.
Portuguese Voan, Six per Cents. 100 A.
Haytian Loan, 363 f. --c.
EXCIIANtif, ON LONDON.
0-e month, paler, ; money, SSf.
'I'AI-cc months, paper, t';if. 3:oe. ; mdney, 2St We
BoußsE THREE O'CLOCK.—Yesterday, after post time,
`here was a great panic, and the Three per Cents. declined
tU 81f. 25c. to 80f. 75c. This was attributed to a rumour
the effect that the Council had resolved on an armed inter-
vention in the affairs of Spain. It was also said that some bad
had arrived from the North, but the truth seems to be
!bat some sales have been made for Belgian account, as money
i 3 very scarce at Brussels and Antwerp, owing to several very
speculations which have been executed in Spanish Stock.'
7 have no news nor reports on 'Change to-day. The price
isthe Three per Cents. at present is 80f. 80e.
OURSIT., QUARTER, TO FOUR,-Fite per Cents, 10M. 80c. ;
4 '3
Cents., 80f. 80e. • 5 per Cent. Spanish, ; 3 per Cent.
fern; Cortes, 49k ; Coupons, 29 ; Gucbhard, 491 ;
''''
201 ; New Loan, 69i ; Ducats, 97 70 ; Romans, 99i ;
.14ians, 104 i ; Pedros, —.• Haytians, 3S5f.
„ S. It is positively said that Mina has sustained a check,
and returned to Pampeluna.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS—BERLIN, Kitten 10.
Bills. Money.
St. Behold. Sch., 41 per cent....... .......... 100,i
Prmsian English Loan, 4 per cent. 9._14
Exchange an London, Three months ... 6 25j4
—Prussian State Gazette, March.,2o.
DUTCH FUNDS—AMSTPRDAM, MARCH 24.
Mom:, Rills.
Aetna! Debt, 2t per Cent.
Air (;1 t Syndic, 41. i per cent.
Ditto, ditto, 31,4 (per cent. 79N SOU,
Loan (15.11!) 5 per cent.
Ditto ((532 and 830) 5 per cent.
Com,,ercial Company, 4 . per c-nt lo6k; 107
Exchange on Loneon. One month l'2 10.
Two months
Dutch Papers, hiai-ch

Brussels and Frankfoit papers, the former to the
-t, the latter to the 22d inst., have been received.
Th
e Budget of the Belgian Finance Department has
"Teen published. The amount is 12,599,803 francs.
Ile advices from Greece contained in the German
Journals represent that country in a state of the
treatest tranquillity. The Augsburg Gazette of the
0"), publishes a letter from Constantinople, stating
'at Admiral ROWLEY has ordered the English fleet
Vourla, where it is at present, and that such was
tl'e alarm created by this movement that the SUBLIME
A°lt'rE prayed the Russian Envoy to co-operate with
SULTAN in repelling any measure which the
English might contemplate against the SULTAN. It
further stated that the PORTE has ordered the pass
°;ls the Dardanelles to be secured, and forts on
::ther side of the straits to be strongly gar-
-I:°fled. This is another scheme on the part
itussia—another trick to impose on the too credu-
13°11S SULTAN, and to create disunion between the
vc°,vernment of England and the PORTE. However, it
'II have a much better effect than ever Russia in-
if it rouse Turkey from the state of torpor in
llleh it has so long lain. The warlike preparations
w,ade by the PORTE against the power of Great Britain
ti:1113 equally serViceable in repelling the invasions of
Czar of Muscovy.

P-1,1:clv York Papers to the 3dinst.have been received.
witleY contain copies of all official communications
pellet,h passed between the Governments of France and
united States, on the subject of that part of the
0/resident's Message which recommended the adoption
CourSe of reprisals on France, unless the Chain-
°f Deputies passed the Indemnity Bill. It will be
,v4lndemnityeinhered that the production of these papers
411' moved for by Mr. CLAY, 'together with
ill Preceding documents on this question, for
pre Purpose of enabling Congress to come to a
I;ll°.Per conclusion respecting it. The correspondence,
,11 4'll is in truth very long, very unimportant, and
ost ctplomatically prudent, cautious, and unintelli-
jud e, is now made public ; and, as far as we can
it contains nothing of the slightest importance
daih has not again and again appf.ared in all the
iloYieurnals. From the tone of Mr. Livi NGsToxE's
I,l,tles to his own Government, it appears that he ap-
hid of the course recommended by the President in
ate Message to Congress. Thenews of the recal of