French Papers.
[From the Quotidlentre.1 - - P-kRIS,QCT. 24. The King, accompanied by the Dauphin, the Dauphiness, and the Duchebss of Berry, heard mass at the chapel of the Chateau. On their return, his Mdajesty appeared at the balcony of the Glazed Gal- lery, wbere he was: saluted by the mast enthusiastic acclamatiorls and shouts of" Vive k INoi," Vi vent les Bourbors !" The King,. in passing by the ilerchants' Hall, received a great number of petitions. It is to-morrow that the last funeral honours are to be rendered to a Bourbon; it Is to-morrow, we mar sav, that France bida a last adieu to the King who was her legisiator. Let us abstract our thoulghts from politics that they may be wholly absorbed in grati- nitu e. Let us know low to respect dignified sorrow; and forgetting for a moment, administrations, busine6s, and ministers, assist with al France in the pious ceremonies of religion oyer the tomb. Dc- .onun, all powwful in our country, takes upon itself, on delicate oc- ,adions like these, to be the only censor. [A space,like one of those usually left when articles were suppress- Od by authority, follows the above I (From tho Conretitutiorrtsle.) The idea of an approaching war is so generally spread, and so rnerally believed, that already the very points whicb will be the rstt.attacked are designated. However,on so momentous a subjcct, it is n ot easy to predict what course affiirs may take. Tbesending of French Commissioners to Mexico, their prolonged -stay in that country after the fall of Iturbidle, the arrival of a consi- dermblebody of troops in the French Colonies, the attempt of a ,squadron to ancher off the Havannah, the journey of Iturbide to London, are all of them indications of thc existence of a project to make war upon Me:xico. It cannot be undertaken except by trance, in the name and on behalf of King Ferdinand. and the execution of it would be attended with great difficulties since the capture of buerto Cabello and Sti Juan d'Ulloa, the only fortified places whrCT they could land without opposition. IThe Au4trian Government hnas just raised, under the form of an -eMrticipation of the revenues of Its ILalian States a new Loan of o,OOO,OOO of' forins. The Bank of Vienna is charged with this -transaction, andt makes the advances to the Government at an inter- 't of 4 per cent. The produce of this loan will be employed to withdraw from circulation a new portion of paper money, which is vuperabundantl especally in the kingdom of Bohemia, to sttch a degree that it greatlv fmpedes the movements of commeree. LFrom the Journal tes Debats.1 MIADRID, OCT. 14. (PRIVATE COURESPONDENCE.) There was a talk at the commencemest of this month about rais- %tg sa loan of 800 millions of reals (900 millions of francs), and it has 'even been stated to have been concluded. It certainlv appears that ;some houses in Paris, to get this loan on commission, had proposed 'ro take upon themselves, at all risks, a very small portien of it, and that our Government seenmed willing to accept the propositions ,which were made to it, but this has now so fallen into disbelief, that 'bey declare, nothing has been and nothinig can ve coneluded, at least 2ftl Government consent to include, on some terms or other, in the ;new loan, the debtof the Coones. There is much talk of certain very energetic notes lately trans- xmted by the French legation. It is supposed ewen that in conse- quence of these notes a new amnesty is under dliscussion at the Escsial; bhtt measures of conciliation appear to be impossible-at ail events so long as .9. Colomarde remains at the head of the Home iDepaxtsnent. (From the &Etoile of WVednesday.] PARIS, OCT. 26. Arcording to the preparatory labour presented by the agents of the domain, on the sales of the goods of emiigres, under the national law cof confiscation, there were 457,000 sales, the value of which, in as- pignsts reduced to money, was 1,091 millierns of francs. Fro,ry thss sum must be deducted-I. The amount of sums paid by Goverlnment to creditors of the proprietors; 2d, that of the 'eoatributio.us on land and nioveablea ; 3, the value of the repairs rand keepino up. a he net sum to be paid to the victims rnay be es. timnated at 30 -uiiUions of reantee, at 5 per cent. Thirty millions on a iudget of 9oo, prysent no insuperable difficulty, and the least finan. .cial head would not be ata loss to find means of payment. The diffi- tculty is ICeS in the Imneans than the details of the operation. FRENCH FUfDS.-_PAP10, Oct. 26.-Five per C-nts., 102.30.; :Bank Stock, 1,980. ?\Teapolitan Five per Cents., Faiconet's certi- :icates, 89.; Rentes d'Esp-nne, 17.; Roypl Spanish Loan, 57. Ex. 'eharnge on London, one jonth, 25. 10 ; thrce months, 24. 95.- ??oIlrt Asuthostiqur. F&BEmCm P.4PERS.q: