The Sun.
London, England, 1837-10-05 00:00:00

llighnesa vvas unwilling to expose the deception that had
been put upon him, and therefore on the 19th of August
issued an ordonnance, by which, while he showed his cle-
mency towards a few persons involved in the political dis-
turbances of 1831, he ordered the discharge of the innocent
persons In question, subjecting them nevertheless to banish-
ment for various terms. Depositions have been taken from
these unfortunate men, whence it results that the conspiracy
of Chevalier Joseph Ricci, who was shot in 1832, was en-
tirely fictitious, as well as that for which the Professor
Jacopo Mattioli Bertachini was condemned to death in
1834 ; and that the sentences pronounced in 1835 against
Poli, ex-Director of Police, Ferrari the physician, Malvolti,
Gianetti, Emilius Ferrari, Pezzini, Dr. Joseph Nfittioli,
Magagui, Count Louis Cassoli, Tamburini, Guidotti, Luc-
chi, Piccaglia, Simonetti, Carpi, and Count Francisco Gui-
delli, were all founded upon false testimony. We are hourly
expecting the dismissal of the Minister, the Director of the
Police, and the gaoler, who are the principal, and, perhaps,
the sole authors of so many iniquities, for the purpose of
satiating their private hatred, and for keeping the Duke in
a continual state of alarm, in order to maintain themselves
in power."

It is all very well now to cast the blame of so many
foul judicial murders upon a Minister and a Directcr
of Police ; but unless they are both brought to trial
and hanged, Europe will not acquit the Sovereign of a
participation in their atrocious guilt. It is well known
throughout Europe that the reigning Duke of MODENA
considers death but a slight punishment for the expres-
sion of a liberal opinion, and he is a man of too inqui-
sitive habits to be presumed ignorant of the judicial
government of even his vast dominions. Were justice
to triumph his subjects would depose him, and hang
his Ministers.

On the 29th the Swiss Diet closed its sittings.
The motion made.by Basle relative to the representa-
tions of the King of HA NOVER respecting conspiracies
for his assassination, supposed to have originated with
certain Republican Societies resident in Switzerland,
was lost by an immense majority. Scarcely a 'Wernher
of the Diet abstained from denouncing the story of the
plot a ITanoverian fiction, and the post-marks of the
Swiss towns arrant forgeries. Poor ERNEST must
have made a bungling job of it.
We have no other news of any interest in the Paris
Journals. The several members of the Royal Family
are in good health. The marriage of Duke ALEX-
ANDER of Wurtemberg and the Princess MARY is
postponed till the 14th instant.
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