The Sun.
London, England, 1854-10-05 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

Tl le King Regent of Portugal has just sent the
insic nia of the Order of Isabella to the Duchess of
Brab ant.
Tble Ministerial journals of Lisbon, of the 23d
ult., deny that there is any truth in the report
whit h was current of the Duke de Saldanha being
about to leave Portugal, and they say that a great
improvement had taken place in his health.

. ITALY. _._
KING BOMBA'S LAST TRICK. FATAL ACCIDENT ON LOUGH ERNE.—A few days ago,
....,---
NAPLES, Sept. 28.—The Italian papers have
as Arthur D'Arcy, fifth son of William D'Arcy, Esq.,
published, and some English journals have re-
law's to
Ccaussttliee,cai wasi sailingiii from home to his brother-in-
priM.ii iced, certain mis-statements about the Russian
oninister having threatened to ask for his passport) blowing strong, be
laywe lo
for
ris ythaecht the Eagle,
athk!rtwizid
purpose of t
... accounttn of the Neapolitan Government pro- another reef, when a squall came on and upset heri mgolrne
nisTiehai,
oft the Russian loan to be quoted at the than two miles from any shore. Mr. D'Arcy and a sailor
Exchange. The fact is the British boy swam to a boat attached to the yacht, and were
G°l7perniimianeut issued a circular to all the " neutrals" saved, but, unfortunately, three others were drowned,
calling
Now,
them to discountenance the Russian , supposed to he in the cabin—Oliver, the sailor ; Samuel
loan.
on,easwthelre was not the least probability lqoor, a builder ; and a servant boy named Graham.
that any IslerithDeTAyroachotr nyoorunanyolnfethe
when
men were seen by
teculate
din that stock at
Naples, the Government
bcaeuse t ad prohibition to Mr
boat. AboutY half-pag
st six the accident happened.
negotiate the said loan to pos e up at the Ex-
cha change. The whole GENERAL BODISCO —G 1 d
affair is a farce. The despotic : enera e Bodisco has written A GREAT MAN'S PREFERENCE.—I envy no quality of
Governments of Italy, like Austria, are heart and a letter to the Coumer de l'Eure, relative to a conver- mind or intellect in others—no genius, power, wit, or
soul with Russia ; nevertheless they' lose no oppor- sation in which he is represented by the Saha Public of fanoy ; but if I could choose what would be most de-
Lyons as having made some observations relative to the lightful, and I believe most useful to me, I should pre-
soul
to deceive the Western Powers when
cause of the C they defence of Bomarsund and the siege of poi.Sebasto " fer a firm religious belief to every other blessing, for it
can do so without injuring the
The cholera still lingers about Naples ander dszi
Sicily.
deny formally," says the general in his letter tha I makes life a discipline of goodness, creates new hope
nteuse of any suchlanguage. Thedetails whichlave been when all earthly hopes vanish, and throws over the de- .
The deaths arc two, three, ay mpu lished h? beeli inyented by the writer., and do more cay, the destruction of existence,. the most gorgeous of %,
most of the large towns. Letters from Palermop
and honour to his imagination than to his exactitude. I have all lights ; awakens life even in death, and from corruP•
Messina speak of the deplorable poverty
Mr. Owen, the
and want several times said, and Ido not hesitate to again declare Lion
and decay calls up beauty and el' • it
• makes an '2l
of business caused by the epidemic.
affaires at the court of Naples, it, that the guns of the allied fleets carried twice as far instrument of torture and shame the ladder Of ascent to 100
American chargé d' as those of Bomarsund. I have expressed my conviction paradise ; and far above all combination of earthly hopes, 100
of having resisted
has been made " resident minister" by the Governl . as long as possible ; but the name of calls up the most delightful visions, palms, and ama- 20
in a few days : the
meat of Washington. A telegraph will be opened 1 Prince Paskiewitch was never once mentioned by me. ranths, the gardens of the blessed, the security of ever-
! I have never seen the fortress
between Rome and Naplesof Sebastopol, and if I lasting joys, where the sensualist and sceptic views only 20
police will revise all messages before they are hadh hazarded the observations attributed to me, I should gloom, decay, and annihilation.—Sir 11. Davy.
ave merited, in speaking of what I knew nothing, to AN OLD BOOK.—The oldest book in the United 50,,,
transmitted. The Neapolitan Government finds become
G the correspondent of the Salut Public." States, it is said, is a manuscript Bible in the possession ..°'"
itself in so doubtful a position as regards finance,100
RIEFS OF BOYHOOD.—God have mercy on the boy of Dr. Wotherspootn, 2f Alabama, written above a 100
that an order has been issued allowing such sol- who
if learns
outo grieve early. Condemn
.itas a send-. thousand years ago.. The book
withis strongly bound in
diers as are within four months of completing ment, will ; talk as ou will of the fearlessness boards of old English oak, and thongs, by which 20
their period of forced service to leave the army ! and strength of the b ' y also well bound t
oy s heart, yet there belongs to the leaves are ogether. The leaves 50
immediately. it many tenderly strung chords of affection, which give are entirely made of parchment of a very superior 20
i forth low
Count Luigi Fosch. 1, of Rome, has hasp the shed and gentle music, that consoles and ripens quality, of fineness and smoothness little inferior to the 25
the ear
a declaration complaining that the Tilsean Go-
a little forrode all the harmonies of life. These chords best satin. Thep ages are all ruled with great accuracy, ~,,
vernment has allowed es to 1)- sus
me by for ever. or unnatural tension will break, and bz eak and written v. ith great uniformity and beauty in verb old luu„
the perfidious calumnies of certain interested the strain ; try Watchh. your boy, teen, if so be he will bear German text hand, and divided into chapters ands. , 1u
parties, and obli ' d h.
ge , im to leave the Grand Duchy if delicate, in
Golds,nature if it be rude and delicate ; and The first chapter of every book in the Bible is written 5
name do not, as you value your with a large capital of inimitable beauty and splendidly 25
notwithstanding his unimpeachable conduct. I peace and his, breeds a harsh spirit in him, that shall take illuminated with red, blue, and black inks, still in vivid 25
The paper money which has been ahead ' ' 'd ' b. •
yin , pri ein su jugating and f • Orgetting the delicaoy and colours i and no two of the capital letters in the book ..:,
greAt part witladrawa from oiraulati • the Pam i . 1131 f tea fku aff
Al QA 131 ot rP . °!" .91. "ti 9,46, ' aro preamelY alike. IN
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