The Sun. — 1841-06-30 (London, England)

QUEEN. The 'lnfant denied his participation in any such proceedings 4 and declares that in all his actions he is guided by the sole love of his country. He adds that the Prince will always bow with submission to the decision of the Cortex. A private letter from Madrid says that the Minister of Finance has offered the proceeds of the sales of salt and other monopolies as security for the loan of fifty millions of reals, which he is trying to negotiate, but his ultimate .success was considered doubful. In the Senate, on. the 21st, the Committee on disputed elections recommended that Don PEDRO CHSCON should be declared to have vacated his seat by accepting the office of Captain-General of New Castle. The report was laid on the table. The Committee on the new tariff question then brought up its report, which' was ordered to 'be printed„ M. CAMPAZANO put some questions to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, on the laxity with which the Custom-house regulations were observed on the frontier towards Portugal, and asked him to give explanations on what he called" the scandalous" contraband trade in salt, carried on by smugglers in that direction. The Minister replied that Government had their attention turned towards the subject, and would not neglect the interests of the country. The Corresponsal publishes a proclamation from the Municipality to the inhabitants of the capital, congratulating ,them on theenthusiastic  manner-in which the anniversary of the Revolution of 1837 had been celebratttd, and on the good order ob= served by all classes on that occasion. Several accidentS are mentioned as having occurred at Cadiz on the day of the procession of the Corpus Domini—a young man fell from a high balcony in the principal street, and was killed ; another was run over, and severely injured. In general the accounts from the provinces of Spain were satisfactory. On the Exchange of Madrid, on the 21st, there had been 27 operations effected for a total sum of 13,400,000 reels (134,0001.) in the following stock—Five per Cents. at 261 for cash ; and at 26 13-16 15-16 to 27* at various ates. The Official Bulletin of Public Instruction of Madrid, publishes the following return of the principal schools in the province of Madrid : Boys' Schools l7O I Number of girlS attending 2,748. Girls' ditto 27 Masters examined lO5 Boys' private ditt0......... 13 Mistresses ditto. Girls' private ditto. Number of boys attending 4,909 Mistresses ditto 33 • We have seen a letter from Erzeroumwhich mentions the discovery of a conspiracy there to murder the PAcitA, and then to set fire to all the principal buildings of the place. A certain Au BEY was the leader of this machination ; he is the Captain of an irregular band of soldiers in the service of the Porte. The authorities, after having tried him and his accomplices, ordered them to be banished to Kars. HAFIZ PACHA is stated to have sent in his resignation to the Turkish Ministry, because they will not support him in carrying out certain measures of reformed administration, which he considers necessary for the district under his, authority. llAriz bears the character of a very honest and excellent man. It will be remembered that he commanded. the Turkish troops at the fatal battle of Nezib. The same letter says that numbers of Turkish families in that part of the Ottoman Empire are migrating into Russia, in order to enjoy the benefits of a more stable form of Government, and to avoid the vexatious rapacity of the local Turkish authorities. It was supposed that some remonstrances on this subject would be made to Russia by the Porte. A rumour is prevalent at Vienna, that the King and Queen of NAPLES intend visiting the Austrian capital this summer, on occasion of the marriage of the young Princess, the daughter of the Prince de