The Sun. — 1835-08-14 (London, England)

PHILIPPE. Such acquittals prove not a want of discrimination in Jurors ; they rather establish the fact that the Government, in its Corporate capacity, is actuated by the littlenesses and caprices of passion—the fears—alarms, suspicions--which agitate the bosom of an individual tyrant. No Government ever had a difficulty in obtaining verdicts, except it was manifest to the people that it aimed at the destruction of their liberties. The sympathies of mankind are always with the conservators of public order. They know that the endurance of the evils arising from a maladministration of justice, unless the instances are too glaring, are more tolerable than those which must spring from an attempt to remedy them by force, and, therefore, they are inclined to War with them, if possible, without  a murmur. All men are, by nature, averse to change ; communities are still more so, because each section dreads the influence of the other ; and because the act of changing being previously considered the act of all, it is difficult to find any who will hazard the consequences of a failure by moving first. Five years have barely elapsed since Louts PHILIPPE was elevated to the throne of France ; the idol of the people ; the adored of the National Guard ; the hope of the Republicans ; and the stay of the Aristocracy. Whom he would, he raised • up ; whom he would, he put down. The nation .was in extacies of joy. France hailed him as her deliverer ; and to oppose his will, was not regarded merely as an invasion of the Kingly prerogative, but as a crime against Liberty. Now his Ministers are not ashamed to in!orm the Chamber of Deputies, that they cannot obtain a verdict for the Crown in cases of high treason ; and that to preserve the life of the Sovereign it is absolutely necessary to change the constitutional law, as regards the verdicts of French Juries! Such a declaration is an ample commentary on the past brief reign of the citizen Sovereign. The French Journals bring intelligence from Spain. The following extract from the Election is dated Bayonne, 7th inst.:— " Don Carlos with his staff entered Estella on the 2d. On the sanv, day, in the evening Ituralde arrived there with seven battalions, seven Navarese, and a company of cavalry. There was an illuminatiOn and a ball. " Columns of the enemy's troops marched on the 4th, by way of Tafalla to Pampeluna." " On the 4th Don Carlos, at the head 0t,24 battalions, occupied Estella, Dicastillos, Arroins, Allo, Otcyza, and Morentin. The greater part of the forces of Cordova was at Sesma and Lodosa. "On the 2d, in the evening, the English Consul at Bayonne went to Estella, where he was received by Don Carlos. The next day he went with an escort to Pampeluna, and arrived at Bayonne on the 6th in the evening,„having fulfilled the mission of his Government.  " The assertion that the funds of the Carlists arc falling off seems to be confirmed by the loan, of which we have already spoken, and the news of which is official, as well as by the double duty imposed on merchandize. It appears that the resources which 'have hitherto maintained them are exhausted, and that they have recourse to those of the revolted provinces, which seem not disinclined to supply them, but they will soon be tired of doing so. " The appointment of the Carlist Major-general Villareal to the chief command of the province of Biscay is spoken of as certain."  The Messager mentions the discovery of a Carlist plot at Talava, in the province of Cuenca, for the murder of the Royal Family at Aranjuez. One of the conspirators is reported to have actually set out on his journey to the residence of the QUEEN REGENT, and the INFANT SOVEREIGN of Spain, for the purpose of carrying his wicked design into execution. The secret becoming known to the Corregidor of ALBACETiE, that functionary had the itinerant conspirator seized, and it is stated that a number of very important papers were found upon him. We give the rumour as we find it in the Messager, without pledging ourselves for its correctness.