The Sun.
London, England, 1852-10-23 00:00:00

MORE CONTRADICTIONS I

It is no slight labour of ours to be obliged to refil
almost daily, the fictions prominently published 13111,
argued upon by our great cotemporary the Torien.
Although on Tuesday we denied, on the most
doubted authority, that Lord Derby was about to
tammon an Ecclesiastical Parliament, this preVis
terous assertion was again repeated on Wednesl,
by that journal, and we were obliged yesterds9 a
repeat our contradiction in the most laconic

po-+ive statement. it
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Thy invention related to the future;
and
now our dul to deny the truth of a further 's Pt.;o
respeetingt he vast, which the Times has
repeated—namely, that Sir H. Bulwer has propel` 01
to the Papal Government the establishment to
diplomatic relations between her Majesty and
Papal See. We content ourselves with infortolfos
our readers, in the most unqualified manner, to
Sir H. Bulwer has
made no such propositions 1'
that be has been actively exerting himself in sacl°"
Sr.
the life of the unfortunate and misguided the
Murray, now under condemnation of death for frti
crime of murder. That the strenuous etrio
made by Lord Derby's Government to 01":-41
the nature of the evidence, the forms of his trio;
and the remission of his sentence, should be used v
the Times of yesterday as a reproach, is a janaeoto
able proof of the spirit in which " the thundeTll3
is now written—Sir H. Bulwer is saving a Brno
subject from execution at Rome, but, forsooth, the
t
should have been at Florence, to emancipate bw
Madiais I We must be allowed to suppeee gs
Lord Malmesbury considered that in such Ca
sts
charity should begin at home. The Englie23"-got
first—the Italians next. The latter, although, "st.
British subjects, have, as the writer of the Time/ ;--4'
title well knows, received the sympathy and 119900:1
ante, as far as it can be given, f both the 1814:01
the present Government; but while we have %lot
reason to believe that the efforts of PreteLble
Governments, illustrious personages, and respect
deputations like Lord Roden's, will soften the mod
of the Grand Duke to effect an act of greee,bee
humanity, we only fear that the influence of h' sot
efforts may be neutralised by such violent tholig'd
is
undeserved invectives as that we yesterday
the Timer. They do serve party purposes in es of
and; but they may also utterly destroy the h°Pdoel
those prisoners, who, however ready to do rnartird to
for the Protestant faith, can hardly be prePerea,
suffer suffer it for our contemporary.—Morning Ilera

PRICE or SILVER.—A further rise in theme 0,1,, tbe
silver took place yesterday. The silver brought 'fiver,
Orinoco was sold at 5* I%d per oz. standard for bar 5,,i per
and 4s llid per oz. for dollars, being an advance of je"etik
oz. on the prices at which the previous sale was es.„biCD
It was all taken for shipment to India, the demand for ^
market continues unabated.

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