The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-30 00:00:00

SWITZERLAND.

The Ticinese Gazette publishes a telegraphic dis-
patch from Berne, dated the 23d, stating that the
Federal Council has again demanded at Vienna
that the blockade of Ticino shall be raised.

A letter from Alexandria 17th says •• "
EGYP3t.he
dangerous spirit of fanaticism,
texcited by the 171Ae-
mas, may bpeepnalotaicteiedn,amarioncigsiinn thefsemt soldiers and
and
its sess u
fifteenhl l I lavael 1
days.beenthceorme mhiatvteedb during the
;een almostac' daily dis-
turbances, and the •
police have not appeared dis- --------
oeo
to
posed
repress them severely. The Egyptian total abet ut V'
soldiery especially is ENCAMPMENT TOF —EETOTALLERS.—The to _
~one 0 Ao
discipline
and t emperance people in Manchester v
"v t:ets ()II '-e&
of the have become relaxed by the negligence have a field day. They have pitched their yieigS,,,
officers. The director of the police of Cairo, 10r re •0 r
on the contrary, has by his prudent measures sue- ground usually occupied
Old T by the military cssio Aci
Trafford and they marched there in Torn° emptier
seeded in preventinn• any commotion in that place, terday with music and banners, intending
and 0,10
and publicorder is '''
considered secure." their time with d ' ' cricket, "
ancing, music, ,to bOl
games. The public are charued for admiso° ected t po
JAPAN• in the festivities. A heavy shower of rain gr the tr°°
The Press of Vienna of the 25th says :—" It has on taking possession of the tents, and, lik_e.__. ier
been said that Russia wanted to extend her influ- at Chobbam, it is likely they will get a soalcsi7,-(171
LANCASHIRE SEWING -MACHINE COMPA,he cooPoo.
ence in the East of Asia ; but it appears that she the superintendence of Mr. C. T. Judkins., b the c dill
wishes to act not only on the continent, but also • a,chules) s
in the islands. The Trieste Gazette contains the arebiiitiiiow rapidly supplying stitching rn ijory, e to
es of which are really very extraoru ~,,llosioa,i3g
following intelligence relative to this matter : be ' judged by the following necessarily hriel,.`; gitoli!.t•
' The arrival of a Russian squadron at Hong
Kong, its powers :—The machine is well adapted for
arid lr'4.
composed of the Pallas, 52 gun frigate, and the every part of any garment, except the butte es ;gee u
Dwina and Wostock steamers, of 10 and 4 guns, to ton-holes, whether the work be light or heavi, tii, begs'
take in provisions, had produced a great sensation. fine ; also for gaiters, boots, shoes, corsets, se'e nstrucci
vs
c° As
The squadron was bound for Japan to act with the saileloths, tents, &c. &c. It is so simple in i„ child, 0
Americans, and to show the Emperor of Japan tion and action that it may be worked hYrei., eV' bed
that foreign powers can obtain by force what is will sew a circle, curve, or turn a square covvue,_e inc_o
not given spontaneously. It is known that corn- as well as a straight line. It is only t...._1;10,0h11.
raercial relations exist between the Russian pos- square, and is driven by the hand or foot.t .1-fild se.ofti;
will produce as much work as any tweti ywir, 010017 f
sessions in America and the northern ports of and from its uniform regularity the work,
that de0010;
Japan. Admiral Budiabir is on board the Pallas. more than tB.
r. rePee. ot'
Amongst the officers on board is Baron de Kr d
u e- is worth at least 50 per cent.
hand labour.offices, 2, .-sw rties
The company's _...s ~,s
ner, aide-de-Damp to the Grand Duke C
~011101). Cheanside, are dailyattended. by numerou t
tine.' " I traded by the noveWbf the invention.