The Sun. — 1847-08-24 (London, England)

MADRID BOLSA.—The Three per Cents. 26} buyers, I sellers ; they closed at I and 5-16 buyers. Five per Cents., 171 sellers, closed 3 sellers. Passive Debt, 5i sellers. Coupons, 15 buyers.  We have received the Paris papers of Sunday. The murder of the Duchess DE PEASLIN continued to engross the public attention. The Duke was transferred to the prison of the Luxembourg on Saturday, and interrogated by the judicial officers of the Chamber of Peers. He appears to be in a state of complete prostration, but has not made any admission that he is the murderer. For some time after his arrest he refused to taste food, but he now takes his meals regularly. On Friday he attempted suicide by swallowing laudanum. The prompt administration of remedies prevented him from carrying his intentions into effect.  The political effects of this murder are likely to be important. The doctrine of " moral complicity," that convenient invention of M. Guzzor and his patrons, by which they sought to implicate all who opposed their political views and arguments in the guilt :of the Alibauds and Fieschis, is now turned with terrific force against themselves, and considering the intimate relations which existed between the members of the Royal Family and the Duke and Duchess DE PRASLIN, such a state of the public mind cannot but be regarded with the utmost alarm. The Petrie says " that the Duchess took offence at the intercourse subsisting between the governess and the Duke, and without a high intervention would have demanded a regular separation. The Duke, yielding to prudent advice, consented to the governess being sent away; and.the Duchess, in acknowledgment of this concession, settled on her a pension for life. It is said that some of the Royal Family interfered recently to reconcile the Duke and Duchess. The KING, the QUEEN, and particularly Midame ADELAIDE, had a great affection for the Duchess. The Duke, who had been an intimate friend of the Duke of ORLEANS, was intimate also with the Duke pm NEMOURS, who invited him to all his hunting excursions. They thought the Duke and Duchess reconciled since Mdlle. DE Luzr's departure. Marshal SEBASTIAN', it is said, intended to set out for Corsica only .when assured that hit daughter was reconciled to her husband."  M. GUIZOT, who knows how to exploiter every occurrence, has taken advantage of the horror inspired by this terrible assassination to hasten the preparations for a coup detat in Spain, by quietly dispatching General NARYAEZ in all haste to Madrid on Sunday. Under any other circumstances the departure of NARVALZ from Paris would have been the &object of general remark—as it is it has passed sub siLntio.  The Journal des Debats gives the intelligence which we published yesterday cf the entry oS the Austrian troops into Ferrara, but adds, " we give this news with reserve, and wait for its confirmation," a pro,.f, if any were wanted, that M. GUIZOT will sacrifice Italy and Switzerland to Austria. The Courrier de Lyon mentions the following fact, as showing the tendencies of the French Government: —" For a long time past great numbers of the people of Switzerland and Savoy have been in the habit of going to Aix-les-Bains, in France, for the benefit of the waters, and, as the countries adjoin, passports were not insisted upon. This year the Swiss people have been allowed the same privilege. but on wishing to return home those who are not Provided with passports are refused liberty to leave the country. Many have been stopped who produced certificates front the medical men at Aix. For some time the French authorities intimated that these stringent and unjust measures were adopted by the desire of the Sardinian Government, but it now appears that, on the contrary, the Sardinian Government has remonstrated against them, and that it is in order to annoy the Swiss. Liberals that M. GUIZOT has given the orders in question." The Funds fell on Sunday. In the Passage de l'Opera the Three per Cent4.-were done so low as 76f. 60e.