The Sun.
London, England, 1840-07-07 00:00:00

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India—Her Own—and Another's, Chaps. VI. to IX.-7. Sto-
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THE lONIAN IsLANDs.—M. Altavilla Viletta
Calichiopulo, President of the Chamber of Deputies of the
States of the I nian Islands, and Knight of the Order of Saint
Michael and Saint George, has arrived at Paris on his way to
London, to present to her Majesty the Queen of England, in
the name of the Chamber, an address announcing that during
the last session—the first of the seventh lonian Parliament—all
the codes so long desired by the people of the islands have been
rendered complete ; and in order to their being brought into
execution, to solicit the sanction of her Majesty, at the same
t'me expressing the gratitude of the whole lonian population
to the Lord High Commissioner, Sir Howard Douglas, for his
co-operation in thus delivering them from the ancient and bar-
barous laws of the Venetians.

RAILWAY OPENINGS.—The months of June
and July, 1840, will form quite an era in the extension of rail-
way communication. Wednesday last we noticed the open-
ing of the Lancaster and Preston Line, throughout, on Friday
week ; and the partial opening of the Birmingham and Glou-
cester Line, from Bromsgrove to Cheltenham, on the Wednes-
day previous. Elsewhere, in our present number, we notice
the opening of the Hull and Selby Railway, throughout, on
Wednesday, and to the public on Thursdiy last ; the opening
of the North Midland Railway, throughout, on Wednesday
last; and the opening of the Midland Counties Railway on
Tuesday last, from Leicester to Rugby. By these openings,
lines of direct railway communication are now formed from
London to Leicester, Nottingham, Des by, Sheffield, Leeds,
York, and Hull; and from London, by Birmingham, War-
rington, and Preston, to Lancaster. London and York are
now placed within ten hours' distance of each other. Be-
twren the two great ports of Liverpool arid Hull, there is now
only one link wanting in the chain of railway communication,
viz., the completion of the Manchester and Leeds Line, between
Littleborough anti the North Midland Line, near Wakefield,
a length of only 36 miles.—Manchester Guardian.
FIRES UPON R A I LWAYS.—We understand that
bin, to the amount of 7pol. have been sertt in to the Birming-
ham Railway for damage by a' re which happened sometime
back. This is exclusive of the two last fires. The damage by
the late fire on the Great Westerns it is supposed, will pot fall
much short of 2,000/. Surely these are reason' enough to ex-
cite men to find out some preventive to these lamentable dis-
-1 asters.—Railway Magazine.