The Sun.
London, England, 1841-09-20 00:00:00

MORNING S

taxers increase in numbers and importunity-7-41
distress and discontent increases—if insurrection:
against trio bread taxes be threatened —the night
Hon. Baronet will then inform his rent-owning
colleagues that he mica with safety maintaia
the Corn-laws, and he will twice some coocess„;l'
though as little as possible, to satisfy the peoP'e*
to
He puts off acting till next spring, in o
learn what he must do. lie has no definite couoe
of policy marked out, and, therefore, he is !rt..,
prepared to state what he will do- He must 001 t
.
time, not to mature any measures, but toff'
what the public will require. With all the cirsi
ider
cumstances of the country—with the amount
expenditure and revenue—with the effects.of the
h"
OWI
Corn-laws—he is as well acquainted now as .
will be in February ; but he does not know I
little or how much will satisfy the people.
While he and his friends pretend to
light of public opinion, they closely consult it,
order that they may always be ready to give icaY.,,r
when it becomes dangerous to resist. Pl dill
ace ia
office to resist the demands of the people he w
fulfil that condition. He postpones all perinanent,
legislation, that he may be able, in the meal-,,,
time, to consolidate his Government, and resist„,
in behalf of the monopolists, the demands of thel,
people as long as possible. To beguile the people;!,
is, we believe, the chief object Sir R. PEEL
in view by the delay.
It will be seen frommew our Bow-Street Iter/1.,
that another of the police-constables has de'
camped, afraid to meet the charge hroughr,:t
against him by Captain MACDONALD, which we
reported on Friday. Captain.MAcDorrALD, with
the unfortunate woman who was treated Sul
cruelly, were taken to the station-house, an
when brought before the Magistrate next day
(the conduct of the policeman being so oat"
rageous) were instantly discharged. The police;
man, however, was allowed to go at large, at
consequently will never more be heard of. Wilt; •
the charge of cruelty and false imprisorial'a
the
was made out so clearly against him, it was
duty of the Magistrate to have placed hial
the dock, and ordered him to find bail, for 1)1.5
outrageous conduct. In another police report it
be found that a policeman and an insPec/g
tor both swore to charges which the witneas°
disproved, and the exculpatory evidence was 5
strong, that the Magistrate came to the conclad
sion that their evidence could not be depend%
upon. We hope yet to see the day Oenos
policeman's evidence will go for anything, ti ttl, l',
it is supported by impartial witnesses. We
press this feeling towards an apparently respee'r
able body of men with regret, but the nurnered:
instances of gross misconduct, false charges/ 'll
no"
false swearing, which have come under our
ti
tice lately, compel us to denounce them as
.r
body of men_ no less dangerous to public libqlJ
than to the peace of private families.

It seeMS, that the old Banking-house of fOr
HOUSE, at 'Bath,- has stopped; it appearslo7,
by the account of the proceedings of the 04,11
of England, at the quarterly meeting the I
before yesterday, that the Bank of Englaer
has been very prosperous this last half-Ye. ;
It declared a dividend of three-and-a-half Pest
cent., or seven per cent. per annum, and
the same time added a considerable s%t
to the rest. Whatever befals the rest,,t.
the community, and whatever befals ot
joint-stock and private banks, the Wok •
it
England flourishes. Like the land.lordS7
seems to thrive as the people starve.
The Paris Journals of Thursday contain but
little news of interest. Some disturbances took-
place in Paris on that day, in consequence of the
police attempting to take some of PAPPA.R.O
acs
complices in the Rue St. Antoine, but they Wei!!
suppressed by the National Guards. In 0;
afternoon an omnibus was overturned, and
barricade raised, but some mounted companl'
of National Guards cleared the streets of 0/6
hi V"
rioters. It was not supposed that these dis t
antes would be renewed. Order reigiled Af
y °
Clermont on the 12th, where a large body
troops were assembled. About five lengUes
that town an impious band of forty fellows banes,
the seats in a church, and otherwise deseertit„
it, but the inhabitants of the neighbourhood
tacked and took some of them pris• oners. itrd
specting the rumoured death of the nuke
reos
BORDEAUX, we find the following in the
of Thursday : 1,01,
The death of the Duke of Bordeaux was re-0---f,rvo.
on Wednesday. The great heat and the insensib",,' ee
the wounded Prince were said to have brong":,elk
tetanus. Government denied having had aT'Y -00
news, It was said that a courier of M. Rothsehd os
brought it. This M. Rothschild himself Licnie oto'
'Change. M. ,Rothschild came to sell stock at tb°
ment of the Renter being 78f. 20c. tilt
• The following paragraphs include ttth 05e
other news of general interest contained io
papers :
tiller}
A letter from Bourges state that a battery of ariger
had set out from that place, on the 12th inst. foriiicrs
mont, provided with 1,200 rounds. Only the old Soldier"
of the regiment were taken; the recruits were left b,e';lo,
The Temps says—" We learn by letters from k'w
of
that some Albanians in the service of the Ftle"„bi*
Egypt, and who had received orders to evacuate ArA-die
and proceed to the island of Massonah, had depose'''. bio
French Vice-Consul of that place, and torn dolto
flag.. The Naib Assan, on receiving the news oi
insult, had hastened to the assistance of the Vice-3%OSr
re-established him in his post, re-hoisted his thig'iiie
ordered the sacrifice of an ox in expiation of the ill otoo
A few evenings ago a well-dressed man, whose
and person were unknown, having enveloped his 13e;r0.51
a handkerchief, laid it upon the railway between ea
sy
sells and Malines, in order that it might be crueb
the first train. This took place, and the unforettloor
man, in whose pockets no money of any kind was 1°
was buried at Ever.
A Liege Journal states that the Emperor of IP, 0
has sent an order to an armourer of that town for lb, for,
,
percussion muskets with rifle barrels, at 80f. etc„ 10"
the Imperial Guard. These guns are. to earrY:rest',
1,000 paces, and to be discharged are placed n',o4 t"
which are so light that they are easily carried P' i,jeCO
the belt. A box formed in the butt-end of the Yorio
to
carries the various small implements required. 13Li..4..,
and other German States, it is said, have sent or de'"
Liege for similar arms.
Ihe Temps says—" From ten o'clock till 0,- !Jr
Franck Carre, the Attorney-General, and several
gistrates of the parquet were assembled at the Co°
genie to proceed to the examination of Pappart- ,aer
" Numerous arrests have been made in different A¢
ters of Paris, au .1 particularly in the faubourg
tie e
tome. It was said, th.:tt among the persons arrow-1(4100
were several accomplice of rappart, and among -
the person who loaded his pistol. .icio"f
" These arrests caused some sensation in the.2ere
of the houses in which they were wade. TheY
origin of the first assemblage which were fort''
the day in the faubourg St. Antoine." ; the istijg
The Toulonnais has a letter from Algiers 0--
of"w the following ar extracts:—
Active preparations are mahing:-for revictu', to
Medeah and Miliana. Numerous convoys earrJdoit
Blidah the provisions which will be taken froplace. o
" It is said that a battalion of the 58th will giby
copy Medeah, and that Miliana will be garriOner,,A
•battalion of the 26th. It is thought that the revl-2,ote
ling of those two places will be effected between o'l tl'
and 25th of this month. Immediately afterwar''-ve-
autumn campaign will commence, the principal °•e, 0'
dons of which will be, as is supposed, in the pro
Oran. A
" Since the last expeditio3 the Arabs have 113°1010°,
hostile movement, except partiLallv, at Blidali• tteel7
marauders of the tribe of Beni-Sol; have come
to molest the inhabitants, who went into the gar"- „
gather fruit. by
" Last week some sallies, skilfully execute- horgi
Zonades, ended with the capture of eight or tenheacl
Ile
and mules ; the Zonades brought back also tbi I -
-at
two enemies, which were exposed the next (W
gate of Bap. Cape. O 9
" Lieutenant-Colonel Regnault has taken grerl*
with the gardens, which were abandoned by ttci tbel
and have been since neglected. They reenve.""f yvh
former Verdure, and the orange-trees, the fruit I.ooos
is very celebrated, promise an abundant creP
year."—Lc Constitutionel. 16.
BOURSE—PARIS, THURSDAY, SFY'r'
ir" Highest Lowest f,ll
Price Price. Pr's
1,,15
!,, . ex. div. 114 13.5 .. 15 1 -46 •
!er 105 50 105 50 105
......... ..7 .41 9ry
50. nal
•.:•• ;8 10 8 4.5
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4 . 11,1 . • I°-/,‘ 1.„
. 14 ;:z
5 ' •N,L
5
. 5 ies 40 ••• 1057.
espulit.vi .................... ..•• $1,3 31 Ins 40 •
Roman ......................
AK'S%
ki... ..• ,70
A 11E.h. 7g2 50 45 0
it.Ve Oeirnat. 74 ?,..2 500 74 35
25
50 75 • • ;404
L.B 205 .. '205 ",-)-2
78
4ouen
418 75 478 75 ,
itrAsburittolial• ,shares red 24: 50 . 242 50 ...

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FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Wetittesuay
and seven o'clock, a young I°l' ,ciev,fi's
N lo
keho.,, ve*. ,A:111 .Lit 0 3 gAal.
the parish ui Pialastead, ii)ot sIiPP7; Iwo°.
fell headlong to the ground, a distance of neltr''T
feet, and WaS killed on the spot.