The Sun.
London, England, 1842-01-07 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, FRIDAY, JANUARY 7, 1842.

of existence, as the Red men of America have
been swept away; with this difference, that the
latter have been annihilated by the progress of
a more industrious and skilful race, while they
are to make way for those who have neither in-
dustry nor skill, and who will themselves decay
and perish, should they succeed in their present
object of starving the working classes. We
know, too, that they see with unmitigated dis-
gust the present conduct of the clergy in advo-
cating the immoral system which aims at de-
stroying them. The bribed priesthood now
meet them in every path; and as writers of
letters, as editors of newspapers, as getters up
of journals for the working classes, as well as
in their capacity of preachers, they zealously
endeavour to prevent the escape of the people
from the bog of cruel oppression in which they
are immersed. If they should succeed, it will
end in depriving themselves of congregations;
and if they should not succeed, they will find
that in making religion the ally of an unjust and
immoral system of politics, they have weakened
its influence, and have for ever destroyed their own.

We have received a Madrid letter to the
29th ultimo. In the sittings of the Chamber
on that day the organisation of the bu-
reaux was definitely settled, and the re-
sult was a triumph for the eraltado fraction of
the Chamber; all the Members, with the ex-
ception of M. ACUNHA, belonging to that opi-
nion. Numerous meetings pf Deputies have
been held. The tbllowing is the defini-
tive organization of the bureaux : President

—M. PEDRO ACUNHA. Vice Presidents—MM.
VA DILLO, CABELLO, CANTERO, and PEDRO GILL;
Secretaries—MM.HunLvEs, MIGUEL RODA, Do-
MENICII, and GOMEZ DE LA FERNA. It is not
expected the address will be passed without
some stormy debates, particularly that para-
graph relative to the late events at Barcelona.

The amount of business transacted on. the Bourse ex-
ceeded 190,000/. sterling, and prices closed at 33 for
cash sellers, and 3311 a 334 for sixty days. The Three
per Cents., including the dividend duo the Ist' of January
next, 23k.

The French Journalsof Wednesday have all
reached us. The following paragraph from the
:Sloniteur Parisien, explaining the absence of
the Russian Envoy from the Palace on New
Year's-day, is among the most important of the
very common-place items of intelligence con-
tained in them :

" According to the information we have collected,
we believe the following tb be the truth. M. de
Pahlen, the Russian Ambassador in France, was re-
called in November by his Government, and the un-
disputed motive of his recal was that the Emperor of
Russia wished to avoid M. de Pahlen's having, as Senior
Resident of the Diplomatic Corps, to harangue the King
on New Year's-day. On DecemberlB, the Emperor's fete-
day, M. Perier, and the other persons attached to the
French embassy at St. Petersburg, finding themselves
indisposed, did not present themselves at the Imperial
Palace. M. de Kisseleff equally found himself indis-
posed on the Ist instant, and did not appear at the
Tuilleries."

The Moniteur of the sth publishes in its official part
a Royal ordinance, containing several judicial appoint-
ments. An ordinance of the 4th approves the election,
made by the Academy of Moral and Political Science, of
M. Gustave de Beaumont, to fill the place in the Moral
section, vacant by the death of the Count de Cessac.
Messrs. Pasquier and Decazes had a long conference
with the King yesterday.
The Commission of Inquiry into the crime of 13th
September, met yesterday at tho Luxemburg, and re-
quired that four of the individuals condemned and sent
to the prison of Mont St. Michel, should be immediately
brought back to Paris.
The Committee of the Chamber of Deputies ap-
pointed to draw up the address, met yesterday at one
o'clock in the' Cabinet of the President of the Chum-
ber, who, by the regulation of 1814, is ex officio a Mem-
ber of this Committee, which makes the whole number
of Members ten.
All the Members of the Committee, as organs of the
bureaux, agreed to require of the Minister, the most
simple communication that could be made respecting the
Convention of the 13th of July, the Treaty relative to
piracy and the right of search, and explanations respect-
ing the commercial negotiations in Belgium.
It was also agreed that the Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs, of \Var, the Interior, Finance, and:Public Works
should bo respectively invited to attend the Committee,
in order to give information, as well on the matter
above specified, as on the state of our armaments, the
situation of Algiers, the state of the Finance, and the
means which the Government think to employ in order
to equalise the revenue and the expenditure of the State.
—ConstitutionneL

We have the following letter from Toulon, of 31st
December:—" We have announced the departure of the
corvettes Embuscade and Baussole, with troops on board.
These vessels were detained in sight of the Channel for
a part of the day, in consequence of the arrival of des-
patches sent by estafette from Paris. This circumstance
was much talked of yesterday in the port. The com-
manders of the two cornttes have sealed despatches,
which they are not to open till they have passed the
Straits of Gibraltar. We know that these vessels have
eight or nine points to touch at.—Cornnitrce.
BOURSE—PAnis, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 5.

First Highest Lowest Last
Price Price. Price. Prier.
French 5 ner Cents ll7 20 ... 117 30 ... 117 15 ... 117 30
4% per Cents .... 106 7 ... 101 75 ... 106 75 ... 106 75
4 per Cents lOl 50 ... 101 50 ... 101 50 ... 101 5(1
3 per Cents. ex div 7B 40 ... 78 45 ~. 78 35 ... 71 43
Loan
Bank of ?lance ..... .......
Waite Bank:.l,ooof. Shares 1007 50 ...leo7 10 ...1007 50 ...1007 50
5,000 f. Shares 5015 ...5015 ...5015 ...5015
Valid:in Bank
Belgian 5 per Cents.
5 per Cents., 1840 lO3ll ... 103%
.... 103% •"' ..."
Dutch 2% per Cents. 53% ... 53,4 .. 53% ... 53/4
simmsh Acure ij% ... V. 6 ... '25% ••• .)5 it
Passive 5% ... 574
... 5% 534
New Deferred
... Ills ... 124
Neapolitan
R0man...... 103% ... 103% ... 103% ••• 183
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