The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-09 00:00:00

consequences of a final rupture. The correspondence-
of the Sud, of Marseilles, announces that an
armistice had been concluded on the 19th ult.
the frontier. The Hakem, or Civil Chief, of
Ouchda, is said to have proposed to Marshal Bu,
GEAUD to occupy the town with some of his troop-
as a protection, but that the Marshal declined this.
unless the Ilakem would 'engage to keep the tow.,
supplied with provisions from the tribes of the Angad.
who were to undertake the transports from Tlemcei
to Ouclida, on being assured of due payment. The
•new Caid, SIDI-HAMIDA-BEN-ALI, had written t,
the Marshal offering his aid in establishing peace an,
order, to which the Marshal replied, by an invitation.
to Mtn to come to the camp of Lalla Maghreina to
conference. As this intelligence is certainly pacifier
the withdrawal of the Consul -General may appeal
strange ; but we have already explained in our yes-
, terday's account the causes of these two different po •
sitionS, which otherwise would appear contradictory.
The SULTAN arrived on the 12th at Rabat, on his way
from 'Morocco to Fez or Mcquittez. He must have
received the ultimatum relating to ADD-EL-FADER,
sent by M. DE NION, who is naturally charged with,
the. whole of the diplomacy."
The Opposition journals continue their attacks or
England, but it is not necessary to give pubdcity to
their unmeaning abuse. It would appear trom th.
following article in the Co'2rrier Francais, that
the French Government will make the following con-
cessions to England, relative to the Otaheite affair,
though from the words with which the article con-
c!udes we can hardly consider the writer serious in
his i etnarks :—" It is affirmed that Ministers have
come to the resolution of disavowing M. D'AUDIGNY,
The terms of the disavowal are not yet decided upon,
and are to be the object of a deliberation between such
of the Ministers as are at Paris. M. GUIZOT is t,
draw up the disavowal, and the Moniteur is to insert
it as soon as it shall have been approved of by the
English Government. As for Captain I3RUAT he is tt.
be recalled, but that recal is to be dissembled by means
of a command which is destined to reward his docility
and discretion. In the Otaheite affair M. BRUAT ap-
pears to have been selected as the instrument
of the Cabinet against Rear-Admiral DUPETIT-
THOUARS. We know not to what extent the
rivalry of an officer of merit against his superior ha-
been turned to account; neither do we know whether
he have. or have not acceded to the Ministerial in•
trigues ; certain it is that it is not deemed prudent ti
be severe towards a confidant ; were it not for thi-
circumstance, he would have been as culpable as AI
D'Aunicsty, and, like him, disavowed. It is hereby
seen why the Otaheite affair costs us but two dis-
avowals 'and one recal, instead of three disavowals
GOD save the QUEEN."
The Moniteur of TuesdaY contains an ordinance
countersigned by the Minister of Agriculture and
Commerce, the object of which is to continue the
diffeient ordinances successively published in the
course of 1842 and 1843 on the subject of tariffs and
custom-hou*S-e duties. The Ministry announces, be
sides, the intention of submitting hereafter to the
KING another ordinance, comprising, with other new
dispositions, the articles of tariff inserted in the pro.
jest of law, and the establishment of which will answer
to the wishes of several important branches of in-
dustry and commerce..
THE BOURSE—WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7.
First Highest Lowest Lam
Price. Price. Price. hie,
Frt ni nch Five perCts.• ... 120 55 -. 120 85 .. 120 60 .. 120 8:.
Four per Cents. ....• 106 .. 106 106 .. 106
Three per Cents.• ••• 81 45 •• '1 60 .. sl 45 .. 81 6'
Rank of France • • •••3095 '•3095 ••3095 .•3095
Lenge, Bank, I,ooof Shareslloo ..1100 ••1100 .• 1100
itelgian Rank ..• •••••• • • •• 675 • • 675 •• 675 675
Retinal. Fives, 104 .• 104 .• 104 •.• 104
Is4ll . 10." .. 1051 .. 105 los
1542 ........ 19S1 .. 108 .. 108 .. 10s1
•;lainisti Threes 321 ■•• •• 32j .. 321
Active ......•• •• •• •• 301 .. 301 .. 30i
Passive . . • 51 .. 51 51 ..
Portuguese Five per Conts•• 421 •• 43 .. 421 43
Neapolitan.— •• • .• 98 75 .. 98 75 • • 98 75 .. 98 75
Koinan ..... .............• iO4 •• 104 •• 103; .. 1031

RA ILW A Y SHARES.
Versailles, R. 8....... •• •• •• 378 75 •• 378 75 .. 378 75 .. 378 7.
237 50 •• 238 75 .. 237 50 .. 238 75
Rouen •..
Rouen to Havre•.
Orleans .......
Strashurg to Bale ..••••• •• 235 •• 236 25 •• 235 • • 236 2f,
Avignon to Marseilles.. •• •• 760 .. 760 • 760 .. 760
RATI WAY SHARES FOR THE ACCOUNT, ISTN OF AUGUST
Versallles,R.B.. .• ...•••• 380 •• 380 .. 37M 75 .• 378 75
L.B 238 75 .. 238 75 .. 238 75 .. 238 75
Rouen ..

Konen to Havre.. •• .. ••• • • 750
Orleans ...

• • 750
• • 975

Strasburg to 8a1e.......... 235
Avignon to Marseilles...—. 760

•• 236 25 .. 235
•• 760 .. 760