The Sun. — 1848-07-06 (London, England)

CHATEAU.. DRIAND, although for a long time in a declining state of health, retained his mental faculties unimpaired to the last moment. His illness, which has terminated fatally, was an inflammation of the lungs. The body is to be conveyed to St. Mato for interment. A ruffian named MaNcHoN, who turns out to be a grocer's shopman, has been seized by the police in consequence of his having boasted that `he is the one who fired the bullet at DENIS, the sainted Archbishop of Paris, displaying in proof of his share in the assassination, a portion of, the pontifical belt, fastened with a gold clasp, known to have been worn by the Archbishop on the day when he was murdered at the foot of the barricade. Among the latest arrests of persons supposed to be implicated in the late insurrection, are the fo  lowing : " Pinnel Grandeham, Mayor of tho 12th arrondisse, went.  " Guy d'Amour, dentist, belonging to the artillery of the National Guard. "Morel, Captain of the Staff in the 12th Legion of the National Guard. "Royer, Captain in the 2d Legion. "I)estourbat, Captain in the 25th Battalion of the Garde Mobile.  " Rasselat, Lieutenant in the National Guard of Gre, ne!le.  " Augeron, Lieutenant in the 3d Legion. " Bourdelet, Lieutenant in the I2th Legion. "Renaud, Lieutenant in the Bth Legion. " Fleurry, director of a firo insurance company. " Wittini, Registrar of the Civil Tribunal of Ajaccio. " Several arrests have also taken place at Choisy." The discussion on the drat t of the constitution progresses in the bureaux rather slowly. The vstern of two Chambers has been hotly debated, and as  yet the question has not been determined. The Pairie states that General BEDEATI has not accepted the portfolio of Foreign Affairs, and that M  ... BASTIDE will remain in that department, leaving  open for some other person the Ministry of Marine. M. CLEMENT Thomas was yesterday able to be present in the National Assembly. M. TRELAT, ex-Minister of Public Works, is appointed mayor of the 12th arrondissement.  M. lIERmAN has been appointed Secretary of State ,n the department of the Interior.  There are 1,54'2 wounded still in the hospitals of Paris, of which number 572 are soldiers.  The friends of M. E. DE GIRARDIN have at length been allowed access to him, and it is thought that he  will be set at liberty to-day. The treatment he has  received has been disgracefully harsh. No charge of  even for those reptiles in human form who prolong the a political nature has been brought against him, exmisfortunes of our country. Spain is wide enough to cepting his articles in the Presse. hold all her children, and the land is fertile enough to nourish some millions more of inhabitants. Thus it is i On Tuesday, about eight o'clock, nearly 1,000 that we shall see the day when the religion of our prisoners were taken from the Conciergerie and refathers, the honour that characterised them, their love moved to the fort of Bicetre. They were bound toof industry and obedience to the laws, shall reign among zether two and two, and escorted by the Garde us. Upon these foundations the august Sovereign, who is destined for us by Divine Providence, will raise up the Mobile and the soldiers of the line. throne; reckon upon this, that ho will recompense your In the proceedings of the National Assembly yourfatigue Cs and your-G r labours. This is promised to you by nothing occurred of any particular interest. ommandeneral, A project is on foot (so it would seem from the hints thrown out by the Minister of War) for sending a battalion of gendarmerie to act in La Vendee. M. DE LAMARTINE is ostracised ! Again, and again, and yet again, the fate of ARISTIDES has been repeated. History in this respect is little more than one prolonged reiteration. The words of TauctDYDES and of CORNELIUS NEPOS, Of PLUTARCIL and of TACITUS might be employed with only an alteration of names by the modern historian. M. DE LAMARTINE is ostracised ! A portion of his luggage has already proceeded to Marseilles, whence he is going to cross the Mediterranean, accompanied by Madame DE LAMARTINE, on a second pilgrimage to Palestine. GOD speed him wherever he goes, and preserve him from the daggers and the envy of an ungrateful country.