The Sun. — 1836-07-30 (London, England)

PARIS, JULY 27.—Nothing is talked of but arrests in Paris. To judge by the activity of the Police, we might suppose that we are surrounded by conspirators—that we sleep in depots of arms and ammunition—and walk in the midst of murderers and assassins. No fewer than four conspiracies are talked of. It is added that two of the persons arrested have made important disclosures. We know nothing of it, but we should be much surprised if any serious consequences should result from all this. We already know what to think of the pretended return of M. De Cavaigne, who has in fact not left London ; the persons who denounced him were obliged to contradict themselves at the first examination. The famous packet Brent, freighted by the persons condemned at the April plot, who have taken refuge in England, and which was loaded with arms and ammunition, vanished as soon as serious enquiry was made for it.— Temps. It is pretended that the Duchess of Bern, whom the Police have been looking for on all the roads to the north, to the south, and even to the west, was arrested at Paris yesterday evening.  We lo not answer for this news, but everything is credible of this adventurous Princess.—Journal du Commerce. The Memorial Bordelais of July 24 contains the following article :  " We have just received a piece of news, the importance of which will be easily understood, and which we are able to  warrant :  On the 16th an interview took place between General  - UoMr, C0T1117.1 der-in.Chicf of the army of Isabella 11., and General i illa Peel; E:'orlrnipl.der-in-dhief 9f the arm} of Don Carlos. This intervicl, t0,,1t place at a mint agreed upon, lasted for seven I:curs, viz , tAttett o'clockit in the forenoon, till six o'clock in the evening. Corcloi'd teiiirned to his head-quarters at Vittoria, and Villa Real to P.glitia. The ,;i'cutest myritery still covers the subject of this toMtzreni.-,e pbr..ap . it it re,svery difficult to penetrate it." —Estqfrtte, July 1. ft" • • • A Journal says, "We believe we iliaY fug flint of the mission of M. Pellien, Aide-de-camp to the Minittef hf War, and who set out for the frontiers of Spain a few days is to form a corps of 4,000 men (officers included) to reinforce the divlste, General Bernelle. It will be formed of men inclined to the service, aip.i .vho will be taken from all the garrisons in the south of France."—Ate,,,,,aer, July 29.  FRENCH _FIT:MS.7-n% RN, JULY  Five per Cents., 1081. SOc tile. : sc. ha(: per Cents., 1011. 9 .c. l'hree per Cents. Sof, 4.ee, Bank Actions, :7;27.-f. Vote de ;Oinks, 100 f. 50c 5.-x. tiOc. Spanish Actives, 37T,, :19!., Spanish Difibres, 1r Spanish Passives, 111 A Belgian Loan, rive per Cents., 10:.04. Portugum,e Loan, Five per Cents., 514 Portuljuese Loan, "'lire:. per Cents, 4th N, Haytian Lozn, 3901. Exchuisor. ON I.ostmx. One mouth, paper, 2.'ht:l3•2lqe. ; money, 251. 32%, Three months, 25. 'onths, paper, 15c. ; money, —Cours Authentione.  Bouitsg, QUAT:TER TO Foua.—The market has been very calm to-day, and little business done ; prices, however, were better, owing to the improvement in Consols on Tuesday. The Three per Cents. opened at 801. 45c., and are now 80f. 50c., buyers. Spanish Active Stock remains steady at 38. LAST PawEs.—Five per Cents., 1081. 95c. ; Three per Cents., Sof. 50c. ; Five per Cents. Spanish, —; Three per Cents. Spanish, —; Cortes, -; Coupons, Guebhards, ; Differes, 131,-; New Loan, —; Actives, 38-; Passives, lq-; Ducats, 100 60 ; Romans, —; Pcdros, 78a Belgians, —; Dutch, —f. —c. ; Haytians, 3901. —c. ; Miguels, —; Brabant Bank, —; Belgian Bank, —; Continuation, —c. ; New Differes, 161; Five per Cent. Perpc tuelles, —; Royal Loan, —.  BELGIAN I UNDS —BnussEcs,