The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-27 00:00:00

infOrnied 'that he maid be arrested on the following
morning. Inquiries were made, and it was ascertained
that the handvvriting was that of a bookseller of Posen,
M. Zupanski, a native of Greece. The latter denied
it at first, but as he declined to do so on oath he was
carried to prison. There he confessed having written
the letter, but obstinately refused to tell how he knew
that an arrest warrant had been issued against M.
Malczewski. In the meantime, however, the President
of the Administration of the Grand Duchy, having
heard that M. de Valentini was very intimate with M.
Zupanski, ordered him to be likewise arrested, and he
confessed having told M. Zupanski in confidence that he
had received the warrant in question. Although M.
'bupanski ladrefused to. disclose the name of his in-
3.prier, he was nevertheless set at liberty. The pro-
ceedings against the chief of the police are conducted
btreato.it activity. When concluded, the re-
lortS will forwarded to the Supreme Court, sitting at
erlin, to which delinquent functionaries of the higher
/ardor ire amenable. The offence of 4e -Valentin). is
denominated in our 11.‘,,,Tg ahage towt,reis
Cigyermlent, Acud pn11.1404 by bard labatu gar a
limitedP.!-Tod? or for lifer accordilloo
Tfig AQVA§g-4411igiDAY, A. 1707.4 24,
first Fr'-`
• •••••,,est -.uwest Last
Pc.e. Price. Price.
Proud Fin •••• 120 120.
20 .. 120 10 .. 120 15
Four per Cents. 04 45 104 45 .. 104 45 .. 104 45
Three pfsT •. 80 15 80 35 .. 80 10 .. 80 35
Bank c,,f .;swik6.4t •• ...• 3092 50 ..3042 50 •• 3057 50 ••3037 50
r,,argiteßauk, 5,000 L Sharosso6o .. 5060 —5060 ..5060
Spanhih Passive
Portuguese ViTt i+4 00141.• 44 .. 44 .• 44 .44 sticti:,4,ii,4k4 • • • . a ... • • 9.ti . • 98 .. 98 .. 98
RAILWAY SHARES.
St. Germain ...• ••......., 875 .. 875 .. 875 .. 875
Versailles, ••••• • • .• 367 50 • • 370 • • 367 50 . • 370
228 75 .. 231 25 .. 228 75 .. 231 25
Henan ..... .•.• • • .. 950 .. 955 •• 950 .. 955
Rouen to Havre 725 .. 727 50 -• 725 .. 726 25
Orleans .. ..... -.•• •• 945 948 75 • • 943 75 .. 948 75
Strasburg to 8a1e....
Avignon to •• 790 .. 741 25 . 740 .. 741 25
RAILWAY SHARES YOB THE ACCOUNT, 31sx OF AUGUST.
•..• •• •. 367 50 .. 367 50 .. 367 50 .. 367 58
•••• •• 230 .. 237 50 .. 230 .• 237 50
Rouen •• •• •••• •• •• 945 .. 955 .. 945
.. 955
Rouen to Havre. • ••• • • •
Orleans.•• .• •• •••••• •• 940 .. 955 •• 940 .. 955
Strasburg to 8a1e.... 247 5; .• 248 70 • 237 50 .. 238 75
Avignon ts!J)losgici,t " s 144 .. 745 .. 740 .. 745

EXPRESS FROM PARIS

The following is the conclusion of the telegraphic
dispatoh, dated Marseilles, the 22d inst., published in
the Moniteur of yesterday :
" We gained a most complete victory.
" Our infantry, which stood most firmly, and a
little lot of our cavalry fought with the utmost
bravery. They successively captured all the camps,
which covered a space of upwards of a league in extent.
" Eleven pieces of artillery, 16 stand of colours,
1,000 to 1,200 tents, among which was that of the
Emperor's son, his parasol, the insignia of his com-
mand, all his personal baggage, a considerable quan-
tity of warlike stores, and an immense booty, remained
in our power.
" The enemy left about 800 killed on the field of
battle. Our losses, although severe, are light when
we consider the importance of the battle, which we
will call the battle of Isly."
Our Madrid letter of the 19th has the following:—
M. Mon has formally disclaimed the intention at
tributed to him of pushing his threatened New
Three per Cents. into the markets of London,
Paris, and Amsterdam. He has given official
assurances to the British Minister that the new
titulos shall not be issued in a form which would ren-
der them negotiable abroad, but pledges himself to
restrict their operation to the Spanish market by ren-
dering them payable only at Madrid.
The Herald() states that the French had destroyed,
in their course towards Larache, all the Moorish
towns situate on the coast.
The Ottoman fleet was still at Beyrout on the 25th
ult.—Times of yesterday.