The Sun. — 1831-06-14 (London, England)

THE NEW PARLIAMENT.—AS much injustice has on different occasions marked the Newspaper Reports of the Speeches of obnoxious Members both on the Ministerial and Opposition sides, the ATLAS, being neutral and independent of party, may he accepted as a faithful Record of the Parliamentary Proceedings of our times. When topics or events of more tl an ordinary interest demand increased space, the ATLAS is published on a sheet double its usual dimensions, without any additional charge to Subscribers. Published at the Atias-office, Beaufortbuildings, Strand. Orders received by the Booksell rs and Newsvenders in every town throughout the United Kingdom. _  There are now plying between this port and New York some of the finest packet-ships in the world. The President and Ontario are at this time lying in the London Docks. The former will leave to-morrow, with his Excellency Louts M‘LANE and family, the late American Minister to the Court of St. James's. The cabins of these two ships are fitted up in a style of elegance not equalled by any drawing-room in London. They are sufficiently capacious to disc with comfort 50 or 60 people each.  The Gazelle, which sailed from Bahia on the 19th of April, brings adviees that some further disturbances bad taken place, and several Portuguese had been kiile.l. It is said upwards of fifty Lad been shot.  On Sunday last, June 12, at St. Mary, Stratford, Bow, Middlesex, without any adequate notice, the sum of 251. Is. 61 was collected for the distressed Irish, after sermons preached in their behalf.  We have heard nothing further of the Russian Pole-murdering-loan to-slay, but we understand the id, a has not been abandoned. The Times of this morning says that " the Warsaw Bank, at the breaking out of the Revolution, held an inscription of Russian six per cent. stock to the amount of 30,000,000 paper rubles. Orders have, however, it is said, been issued to the Treasury at St. Petersburgh, not to pay any dividends on the stock held by the Warsaw Bank—and, further, not to allow the transfer of is, or any portion of it, to other hands. This proceeding is the more flagrant, as there is, we believe, an express clause in all the Russian loan contracts, that no circumstances whatever, either of war or otherwise, shall he made a plea by thte Russian Govern. silent for not fulfilling its share of the contract. No honourable capitalist throughout Europe, we conceive, will engage in a treaty for a new loan to Russia until this matter is satisfactorily explained." The matter is certainly a reason why no capitalist should lend his money tc a Government capable of such had faith ; but the great reason against a new loan to Russia is the purpose to which it is to be applied. If "he who allows oppression shires the crime," what is he who not only allows it, but actually aids and abets murder, for the purpose of carrying it on? The passage which we have quoted from the Times, we understand, is perfectly correct ; indeed we have heard that the St. Petersburgh Bank has refused to pay the dividends on stock held by private individuals. We shall have something more to say in a few day relative to raising of loans fur Russia and other despotic States. The practice must be put an end to.--.horning Herald.  A rumour is very prevalent in the City, to the effect that France and England have at length determined to interfere on behalf of the Poles. It is said that Casinum