The Sun. — 1839-06-28 (London, England)

LIST OF PASSENGERS. Rev. T. H. Skinner, Mr. Etchevery, Mr. Caste, Mr. Fielder, Hon. Mr. Ingham, Mr. Mills, Miss Mills, Mr. James Hosier, Mr. William Borrowe, Mr. and Mrs. Plitt, Mr. and Mrs. Lampson, Mr. C. Perin T.Mr. Strecher, Mr. A. T. Hall, Lieutenant Cooke, 43d Regiment; Mr. R. Frauenkr,echt, Mr. J. Forster, Mr. M'Brian, Mr. W. Jacobs, Mr. F. H. Deane, Mr. Schmidt, Mr. Scheveremont, Mr. Petersen, Mr. J. W. Macrae, Mr. C. S. Tomlinson, Hon. Judge Eustis, Mr. Broadbent, Mr. M'Goffin, Mr. J. K. Bradbury, Mr. G. W. Taylor, Mr. H. Frazer, Mr. H. B. Gleason, Mr, and Mrs. Hardy, two children, one mate and one female servant; Mr. Charles Morrier, Mr. Marinio, Mr. Godeffroy, Mr. Van Bibber, Mr. Watjen, Mr. Orange, Miss Orange, Mr. J. P. Much, Mr. E. Harris, Mr. Droosken, Mr. Lecomte, Mr. John Humphreys; Ali, Hassein, Hassan, and Moses, Bedouin Arabs ; Mr. Well, Mr. Robert Well, Mr. Linan, the Rev. Dr. Strachan, Archdeacon, York, U. C. ; Mr. Mulligan, Mr. Farrel, Mr. Geddes, Mr. Lewis, Mr. Walker, Mr. Armstrong, Dr. Smith, Mr. Lawton, Mr. Gunter, Mr. Quijano, Mr. Tanco, Mr. Mitchell, Mr. Wright, Mr. P. A. Cazenove, Colonel Booth, K. H., 43d Regimeat ; Mr. Cuthbertson, Mr. Harrison, Mr. Oliver, Mr. F. Hall, bearer of despatches; Mr. F. Arcer, Mr. Ward, Mr. James Gaunt, Mr. Stultz, Mr. G. D. Post, Mr. J. Sichel and servant, Mr. Vogeler, Mr. F. Effrey, Mr. J. Willerton, Mr. Burgess, Mr. R. Heath, Mr. Steuart, Mr. Barbar, Mr. Hugee, Mrs. Fitzgerald, Miss Fitzgerald, baby and nurse; Mr. Mowatt, Mr. S. B. Taylor, Mr. J. H. Hadwen, Mr. P. L. Hinds, Mr. J. H. Patterson, Dr. Barnard, Mr. R. Davis, Mr. Meletta, Mr. Mitchelson, Mr. White, Mr. Morris, Mr. and Mr. Magnus and servant, Mr. J. Wallack, and M. C. E. Vandamme. —Total 114.  In the French Chamber of Deputies on Wednesday, M. CA RNOT brought on a not unimportant discussion on the Spanish question, by demanding from the Government an explicit declaration of the intentions of the Cabinet towards Spain. Marshal SOULT, wl.O was present, ascended the Tribune, and read from a written paper in his hand an official exposition of the Spanish policy of his Cabinet. It was the intention of the Government, he said, to reinforce the troops on the frontier—to establish a surveillance so strict as to prevent supplies of any kind being conveyed to the Carlists— and to fit out an armament of sixteen vessels to cruize on the Spanish coast to prevent smuggling. But in giving this explanation he claimed for ' the Government a reserved liberty of action in everything suitable to existing circumstances. Intervention was neither advisable nor practicable, nor did the Spanish Government desire it ; but to show how much the blockade was approved of, he read addresses to himself from the Spanish authorities at Bilboa and Santander, thanking him for the steps he had taken for the prevention of • smugobling M. MATTHIEU DE LA  By the arrival of the Great Western Steam- Ship at Bristol, yesterday morning, from New York, we have received United States Journals of- the 13th inst. inclusive--being five days later than the last arrivals by way of Liverpool. The Great Western brings 114 passengers, with despatches for the Government, from Mr. Fox, our Ambassador at Washington, and Sir JOIIN COLBORNE, but no American news of political interest. These papers represent the " Cotton Circular" which appeared in The Sun of yes terday as a genuine concoction of the New York speculators, being " part and parcel" of the bank juggling. From the frontier and Canada the news is very favourable. No fresh outrages had taken place, and the United States' Government was flattered with the arrival of a messenger from Sir GEORGE ARTHUR, with letters explaining the circumstances which led to the seizure of the vessel and cannon belonging to the States at 13rockville. From Florida the news is not so favourable. The Indians had broken the treaty by murdering Mr. OSTEIN and wounding some members of his family, and there was therefore every chance of the war being renewed. We give the state of the Money Market at the sailing of the Great Western, with a few paragraphs of news from the New York Papers of the 13th ins : NEW YORK MONEY MARKET, &c.,