The Sun. — 1844-02-28 (London, England)

OREIGN. By accounts received from Lisbon, of the 21st instant, we are glad to learn that the partial insurrection which had broken out at Abrantes and Elves was at an end. The revolted soldiers received no support from the people. From Spain we learn that at Madrid great preparations were making for the joyful reception of Queen Christina, and that in the neighbourhood of Alicant and Murcia the leaders on both sides were busily , engaged in shooting officers and decimating soldiers. In the French Chamber of Deputies on Monday, Thursday next was fixed for a discussion on the Otaheite affair. At the same sitting a proposition for the interment of General Bertrand by the side of the Emperor was brought forward, and the taking it into consideration was determined on. The 111oniteur states that the bill relative to the completion of the great lines of rail-roads, and the conditions to be granted to the companies who may offer to execute them, was to be presented to the Chamber of Deputies on Tuesday by the Minister of Public Works. M. C. Laffitte has been re-elected Deputy at Louviers, by a majority of 199 ; having obtained 340 votes, while his opponent, M. Auzoux, had only 141. According to accounts from Rouen, the extensive cottonworks of M. Quesnel, in the Ile Dieu, near Vascoil, rented -by M. Andrieux, were totally destroyed by fire on Friday night, leaving the whole a mere mass of ruins, except the dwelling-house, which escaped. This establishment consumed more than 4,0001 b. of cotton a week, and employed 150 men. On the preceding day the manufactory of Indiennes belonging to Mme. Veuve Schlumburg Rouff, Son, and Raupp, was also destroyed by a similar disaster, with more than 300 pieces of the Indiennes which it contained. A letter from Marseilles states that a very considerable agitation took place in that city on Sunday last, in consequence of a severe beating given by the mate and captain of a Russian vessel to a young cabin-boy. His cries reached the shore, and caused much excitement. Nearly 1,200 persons soon collected on the quay, and would have boarded the vessel if the police had not gone on board and rescued the boy. The Russian Consul was informed of what had occurred, and the boy was removed to a place of safety. - The Pope consecrated as Bishops four of the Cardinals on the 11th instant. This is the first instance, it is said, for 150 years, of the Pope having performed this ceremony in person. the Prince of Wurtemberg, Don Miguel, and all the Diplomatic Corps, were present on the occasion. A letter from Ancona, Feb. 6, confirms a rumour which we published on Tuesday. "An event," it states, " took place here yesterday, which has caused' the greatest alarm. As Judge Allessandrini, of the extraordinary commission, appointed to try the political prisoners, was passing down the street, escorted by two gensdarme, a man wearing a mask rushed on him, and plunged a dagger into his back. The crowd opened its ranks to the assassin, who mingled with the other masks that filled the public way, and escaped. M. Allessandrini is not dead, but no hopes are entertained of saving his life. The police have not as yet discovered the murderer. The amusements of the Carnival have in consequence been suddenly brought to a close." Letters"from Constantinople, of the 7th, state that a great insurrection had broken out in Albania, and that Bosnia threatened to follow the example of that province. It was said that the movement was instigated by Russia.