The Sun.
London, England, 1842-08-25 00:00:00

of anger, these accusations and violence on the part of
the extreme parties, neither astonish nor irritate us. As
to the Deputies of the Dynastic Left, who are to be
reckoned among the 94 votes of Saturday's minority,
God forbid that we should be unjust towards them. We
believe them to be truly dynastic and constitutional.
We conjure them, therefore, to stop short on the de-
clivity clown which the extreme parties desire to draw
them, and not to allow themselves to be guided by hos-
tile minorities, who require involuntary allies and pro-
tectors.

By far the greater number of the Deputies have already
left Paris. M. Thiers started on• Monday evening for
Switzerland, Baden, and Prussia:

The following is the only intelligence of the slight-
est importance :
The Moniteur of the 22d of August, has no official
part. The Chamber of Peers will meet to-day to Nceive
the Regency Bill, which was passed on Saturday, by the
Chamber of Deputies.
The Duke of Nemours will be twenty-eight years of
age on the 25th of October next.
The Count de Paris, who has become the heir-ap-
parent to the throne, will enter into his fifth year on the
25th of this month. His mother was twenty-eight years
of age, on :he 24th of January last.— Le Constitutionntl.

iIVIPOLTANT NEWS FROM THE RIVER PLATA. .Mr.
Bellemare, delegate of the French of La Plata, has re-
ceived from Monte Video, news which he thinks it his
duty immediately to make known. The great and im-
minent dangers which threaten the French inhabitants
of that country, will doubtless excite, he says, the sym-
pathy of the country. He hopes that the Chambers and
the Ministry will not remain indifferent to so many
sufferings.
" MONTE VIDEO, JUNE 7, 1842.—The army, or rather
the hordes of Rosae, are again advancing upon us. The
invasion of our republic by sea and land is imminent.
Our city has just been declared in a state of siege. All
able-bodied men, from the age of 40 to 50 years, are or-
dered to take arms, and immediate banishment is decreed
against all those who shall evade this order, of which I
send you an authentic copy.
" Foreigners are arming. The English merchants take
arms, and make their clerks do the same. They have
already 150 volunteers. This morning there were al-
ready 2,000 Frenchmen entered on the list.
" Our new Consul, M. Pichon, has just received his
exequator; but the following is a fact ot' the highest im-
portance. The Government has just transmitted a note
to the Consular agents, to inform them that as soon as
the invading army shall touch the territory of the
republic, th Government will be obliged to destroy
without distinction, all the establishments in the country,*
in order to place a deiert between the city and the enemy.
" These events will paralyse commerce, and render all
returns impossible.
" The danger is immense to us Frenchmen, and I as-
sure you that we regret the part which France is made
to act in this abominable work of destruction. May God
protect us."
M. Bellemare concludes his communication in the fol-
lowing terms :
" I must refrain from all comments, and especially from
all reproaches. I shall content myself with earnestly re-
peating the appeal which I lately made to the Chambers
in favour of the population of La Plata."
We, who have no reason to keep silence, will remind
our readers that the treaty with Rosas, from which these
consequences are derived, is one of the benefits of M.
Thiers.—Le Commerce, Aug. 22.
* The value of the property belonging to foreigner
which is threatened by this decree is immense.
BOURSE—PaIm, MONDAY, AUG. 22.

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4i per Cents 106 50... 106 50... 106 50... 106 50
3 per Cents 78 70... 78 70... 78 65... 78 65
Bank of France 3267 50...3267 50...3267 50.. 3267 50
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Belgian Fives 1024 ... 1024 ... 1024 ... 1024
1840 lO3 ... 103 ... 103 ... 103
Spanish Active 2li ... '22 ... 21i ... 22
Passive
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