French Papers.
,cruraing t a letter trom. tome of the 8th instant, the Mar quLK of Hastings'vas upon the peint of his departurc for Mfalta. Extract of a private letter from Madrid, dated the 12th inst. The Marquis de Campo Sagrado has set out fbr Barcelona, by way of Vatencia. We are assured that the Governuienthas just address- ed to the Baron Eroles a severe repriiband, for the following rea- sons:-1st, That he has not yet disbanded the armv, notwithltand in repeated orders of the Government,-2d, That le has not caused allthe Civl Authorities to enter into Barcelona.-3d, That he did not set out for Mladrid as soon as he received orders to that effect. The two formner reasons appear plausible; as to the third, it is well knowu that the Baron prepared to depart immediately: it is true, however, that the packing up his effects lasted a fortnight. STOCK-E-MCHANTGE, Mlarch 23, five o'clock. The market has been verv active to-day but a rumour of the re. duction of the interest of the five per cents. occasioned a rapid fall in the price of stocks, and a report of a new loan upon advantageous terns afterwards gave a favourable impulse to the market, and the priceof stocks in some degree recovered. The following is from the Agsbirg Gazette :-" On the 4th inst. the French journal the Floile inserted an article upon the death of Prince Eugene, in whieh the basest calumnnies and grossest injuriesare heaped on the Prince. It is to be remarked, that no German journal woul (lefile its pages by a translation of this con- temptible article."-tkllgnani's IMfessecnger. CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES.-SITTIXG OP AMAILCH 24. At half-past twelve, -32. Chilhaud de la Rigaudie, the President by senioritv, took the chair. Immediately a crowd of Dcputies entered the Hall. In a few nmi- nutes the benches of the extreme right were filled; there isasa rush towards them. The first bench is occupied by M1essrs. Rit, Syrieys, Marinhac de Granoux. The right centre was filled at the same time. We remarked M1M3. Ravez, Crignbn d'Au2ouer, de Martignac. A little group of eight Deputies, under the conduct of M. da Bois Clereau, took their places in the left centre. On the extremity of the firs-t bench of this part of the gall sat L. Devaux, member of thefacfibn ofthc sirtce,. A detachment from the right went to fix themselves on the first bench of the extreme left, where we perceive-d 11M. de Qastelbajac, de Legardiere, de Bois Vestrand, de Rojez, de Bouville, and de 13langy. A few minutes after, M. Benjamin Constant arrived tlhroug-h the hall of the Confercnces;; he went towards the left, and seemed sur. prised to find there the members whom we have name4. dl. Devaux asksbhimtoplacehimselfby his side; M. Constant declines, and takes his seat on the fourth benclh of the extreme left. Several voiCes were heard pretty loudly to crv, " *W'e "lust thrust themr back on the rnontdaiYr."f-(.lyfau les recfouler snr la 7ONtag7uC.) 1MI. B. Constant went hastily to talke a place by the side of 31. de Thiars. The only business done was the fornation of Provisional Busreanr by lot.-Adjourned.-Etoile. FRENCH PAPBRS. PARIS, IllAncH 24.