The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-13 00:00:00

cumstances which he, no doubt, was commissioned
t. lay before the Minister of Marine. The advent of
this officer, who was a member of the Commission
for insuring respect to the protectorate of France, and
has since been Aide-ale-Camp to Admiral DUPETIT
THOUARS, is a political event of incontestible gravity.
The disavoivat by the Government has not yet been
discussed and decided upon by the Chamber, thanks
to the humility of .the Ministry, which has dis-
pensed with an approval, and contented itself
with a suspension. of sentence of 'condemnation.
The Ministry , owes to the
_chamber and the
country a full ,communication
.of all 'that has
now come to its- knowledge." - The National
also calls for explanation. on two grounds. " Either
the dispatches," -it says, " justify the conduct of the
Admiral- towards QueenirOMAßE, or they justify the
Government which hai censured the conduct of the
Admiral. In the litter -case, the Government owes
to the country and .to itself to make known the docu-
ments; in the. contrary case, it owes to the country
and to itself to retract a disavowal which it made. too
hastily." The affair it is expected.will be brought
before the Chambers in- a few days. From another
source we learn 'that Queen POMARE is not .the only
persoawith whom the-Admiral has quarrelled. Some
of his own ciiiitittmen.ll3ad,. rebelled against his au-
thority, and the disputes treetme,so serious that he
was obliged to expel them from the island. The fol-
lowing is the account given of the transaction taken
from the Journal du Haere :
" Scarcely had the Governor-General been installed, when
he had to contend against. difficulties which, this time, were
not got up by the English, but by our fellow-countrymen
themselves. It appears that several Frenchmen established
in the island have experienced some prejudice in their inte-
rests from our having taken possession of the country, and
have complained much of M. Moerenhout, who was the French
Consul, but who, since our occupation, has been promoted to
the post of director of the lntenor of the new colony. The
charges brought against this functionary were laid before the
Governor-General, who did not consider theme to be well
founded. The persons Who complained of. injury to their in-
terests, instead of waitinwpatiently for a more opportune mo-
ment to demand justice, persisted in their accusations, and in
such terms that the Governor-,General thought it necessary to
expel them. from the island. Among these we may men-
tion M. Desentis; who received 'orders to quit, and who
eventually took hii departure in the-Jonas, of Nantes. M.
Desentis intends to appeal to the Council of State, not
-merely against M. Mekrenhout, but also against Admiral
Dupetit Thouars. We shall not go farther now in our reve•
Anions of the detaili which have reached us, and whick
,are of a nature to give pain- te, all men who deshe that the
name of France should be respected in those distant coun-
tries."

M. REINE, the officer who brought over the dis-
patches, had an interview with the Kix() on Wednes-
day, in the presence of the Minister for Foreign
Affairs, the Minister OfMarine, and Marshal SOULT.
Ile afterwards proceeded to the British Embassy, and
had an interview with Lord CowLEY.

The Railway .Con.Mittees for the two lines to
Bordeaux and Lyons were constituted on Thursday,
when M. DE LAmARTINE was chosen President for the
latter line, and M. DurauxE for that to Bordeaux."

A petition in three partx, calling for the immediate
abolition ofslavery: in the French colonies, signed •by
workmen and workwomen of Paris, has been pre-
sented tcrthe Chamber by Messrs. LUMBER?, DE LA•
MARTINE, and AGZNOR2DE GASPARIN.
The French Funds continued to advance, the
Three per Cents, on-Thursday closing at 83f. 40c.,
and the yives at 123 f. 30c.
THE BOURSE.—TIIIIRSDA.Y, APRIL 11.

First highest Lowest
• .

Price. Price. Price. Price.
French Five per Cents.• ••-•-• 123 20 .. 123 30 .. 123 05 123 10
Four perCente.; •••• 'lO6 10 106 10 .. 106 10 .. 106 16

, Three per Cents,. •• .. 83 30 •• 83 4Q... 83 30 .. 83 40
Latiltte Bank, 5,000 f. titiareolP' ..5155 —5155 ..51.,5
Belgian Bank.. '7oo .. 702 50. • • 700 .• 702 50
Belgian Fives, 1831. •• • • 1021 • • 1021 • . 102$ •• 1021
1840 • 106 •• 106 106

42 •••• • • •• 107/ • 1071 • • 1071 • • 1071
•
Spanish Active •••• • • .
Threes •••• • • • . - ' • • 371 • • 371
passivo ...... ;.. .. 6 •61 61 .
New Deferred ••••••• ;151 •• . 151 • • .151 •• • 151
Portaguese Five per (..:entS•• 47 . .• 47 47- • . 47
Neapolitan.— ...... -••• • 102.30 102-'6O • • 102 30 .. • 102 50
Roman " . . 1061 .. 1061 .. 1061 • • 106*