The Sun.
London, England, 1840-09-04 00:00:00

RE TREATY OF LONDON.

Irrom
the Ministerial Constitutionnel of Wednesday.)
G,z Ihe memorandum published by the Augsburgh
te;et.te and the Morning Post, still serves as a pre-
?t attack upon the Ministry by the extreme Op-
it7:l.tion organs. In vain has the Ministry officially de-
ed that our Ambassador, when this diplomatic do-
r°. ent was read over to him, disputed the correctness
of `1:1 assertions which are seized upon as condemnatory
e French Government. The Opposition persists
tp aelieving the memorandum. We ask, what Ministry
~°4lti have been mad enough to make such dada-
"s as arc in this paper, and then play off such a
ruinous and abominable farce—to have declared non-
'caistance and to have prepared armaments? It is
'lid to the Ministry,' The Powers have published their
Ibietnorandum which accuses you ; now publish the re-
-147 which justifies you ;' but to that there is a simple
answer. They who have published the memorandum
pow know that the correctness of certain allegations
e.eatained therein is disputed. Since they have assumed
the initiative of diplomatic indiscretions, let them push
1* revelations a little further. It is not with the
°"eaents which emanate from them that they can com-
vroixi, .
Anumutt their contradictor, but with the documents which
0; from him ; they ought,then, to make known the
11,,MIltGe uizot. If it is favourable to them, why
I'll;4er ,In it back—they who have not thought
Ministre BPcet the secrets of Ministerial archives?
of document!' nas not set the example of the divulging
Ovier ;it will not even follow. it. There is a
referrinbgefrt)re
which it will produce all the documents
before tt0 the negaiations. It has already said that
*flitted. he
,'hamber alone ought such affairs to be sub-
believed I,uthers have had less scruples. They have
durtltandt",e,niselves authorised to publish a memoran-
to the (-1 L'..neY have not published the reply. It is said
it con;aulnet that by not publishing its memorandum
mtrho, •
41/Y that itself. But it would be more correct to
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'atel,Y) 120
)ears pockets of hops, the growth of the
'nark 1819,1820, and 1821, were sold in Worcester
than et ~t
at from is. to 105. per cwt. At any other time
fitrth. the present they would not have been worth one
tacenlr:F. This sale is equally as remarkable as that which
for 12 Y took place in Kent of the produce of nine acres
'.Her ford Journal.
Acw NIERICAN JURIES.—A Judge in one of the
counties ini Western Virginia inquired of the Sheriff
thavther L
ne had made up a jury. The Sheriff replied
°tilt. -nu empannelled eleven, and expected to have the
soon, as they were running him down with dogs.—
e.„.,4' York
Paper.
LOVIDENT CLERKS' ASSOCIATION.—We
biltvr:,cceived a prospectus of this new Association, for the
1, "..t of a numcrous and respectable body of men—the
kre r" Of the Metropolis. The objects of the Institution
tiod t,° make provision for old age, sickness, or adversity,
of I;,° raise ay voluntary subscription a fund for the relief
acr';'.." of good character who may not be able to sub-
eto the fir.d. Our Correspondent, however, must be
is are that the printed paper which accompanies his letter
4tl advertiserneut.
4,„REPEA.L.--The Dublin Mail of last Wednes-
day "Ys--" It is again rumoured that Judge Johnson has
-rued,e and that Mr. Pigot is to have the seat in the
,of Common Pleas.
he .Dublin Evening Post, in reference to the
°ries' reiterated question," Is Lord Ebrington a Re-
Peeler le
gud • s
hays.___“ Will Lord Ebrington goad, persecutel,
in revile is friends for the purpose of throwing Inmse f
t° the hands of his enemies? Will he give that advan-
tage to Repeal which rash and violent measures can alone
tn.:l4lOP ? What do you ask him to do ? You, the beaten
pe:rconteLt:d—you, whose aldermen are swallowing Re-
tC, " now that their voracity is checked in more substantial
roe'ngs• What do you wish to be done ? Disperse tto
te.itinfla by an armed force—gag the speakers—take so-
whetY as a test of Repeal—and treat as a traitor the man
G
dares to ho sober', Is this your creed? Thank
11 is not that of the Government."
FATAL ACCIDENT.—On Thursday afterno in,
-;,:°,4t half-past one o'clock, a most dreadful accident, at-
tl-inh'ed with loss of life, occurred at Galley-qua, Lower
„-4Tnes-street. At the above hour several men were ern-
-in-led at the wharf in hoisting some cases of beeswax into
°„i°,,,f the warehouses by means of a crane. Three cam s
fl'ne beeswax, weighing upwards of four hundred weight,
th4;4 been slung, and were in the act of being hoisted up,
en just as it had reached the loophole of the warehouse,
is upwards of thirty feet from the ground, the whole
t
,`,'enly slipped from the slings and fell to the ground.
of ("",)rllnately Mr. George Harris, the shipping foreman
treY-quay, with Mr. William Bubbys, the foreman of
ewer's-quay (next adjoining), and alabouring man named
in awards, were standing directly under the ponderous mass.
Assistance
instant Harris and Bubbys were struck to the ground.
Helstance was rendered, and upon removing the cases Mr.
arris was discovered to be quite dead, his skull being
,4"411y crushed to atoms. Mr. Bubbys was taken up in
Istate of insensibility. Dr. Smith, of Tower-hill,
.I°olptly eon and in about twenty minutes he was
e':',tiored to sciousness, and it was ascertained that his
Ed-
wards was put out and four of his ribs broken. Ed-
o' ds providentially. escaped with merely a slight bruise
one his ancles.
A SINGULAR FACT.— A resident of Puck-
thgaten, near Ihninster, hearing that his bees were more
° commonly noisy, and very bus watched their pro-
i'anet killing
when he discovered they yvi,•cre actively engaged
nary
tlOO drones and throwing them from the hive. His
fact, for uPnredseernntel
tested, he observed dythdirteheetesdtotoolausptoilnl more extraord.i-
drones as fast as theywhich the hive
l fellag e
to leadth e
r eagerlyoe li d
carne together the g
till he had eaten
tthoeadatphlearce;dalniids pwahwenuapnoyn
time
of them
devouringb ien twot'e
befo one fell to the ground, he would apparentnll)e'll'aiirPkSeedn
and look upwards, in eager anticipation of a further supply.
--Sherburne Journal.
AFFLICT •
Little more AFFLICTING AND AWFUL VISITATION.—
Little
died sudden?
kr. Jose h a° a month ago, Mrs. Harding, wife of
P Hardin., of Rodmead Farm, Upton Senda-
i shortly after which her son and
two daughters vventjinto Wales, a change of scene being
necewsshanryhao_
thought
their health. During their absence,
their father,
died suddenly, and previously been in good health, also
led go of his dcatb--'as buried before they had any know-
direct to t,hem 'heir friends not knowing where to
seized with a • On their return, each of them was
relate, ono of dreadful fever ; of which, melanchcly to
B,,the daughters died in ildir
ovazet
Gazette,