The Sun.
London, England, 1840-04-27 00:00:00

GERMAN and BRUSSELS PAP-6I

1110, this
ale
BR(7I,SEI.A, APRIL 25.—The Moniteur Belge of t"- ha b
publishes a decision ot his Majesty, (feted the 223,•".icrd
declares that the decree of the 15-tb, July, 1839, e°11"11-
in the following terms :
" Brigadier-General Vander Smisson is placed in 1°1.1;
activity, and shall enjoy from the Ist of this month the P--
fixed ins the reeulations."
which has proved to 14 unfounded, .1. sii
It declargl to have been founded on an hYP°°--e I
revoked. d in
By this • •
decision General Van der Smisson is reduce „
functjfj:
the condition of a
,private citizenany , without
...-e• civil or military,
ar
pointe-', aide_
Genera' W. 'minded, and it is accordiag4
. Willmar, late Minister of War, has bee Me
de-camp
to the King, as a proof
je"*.ty's satisfaction with the zeal which be Inallf his
itlitti.gd in
yiate
the administration of the war department, and the 9c.-
o
which he has rendered to the r y. „mot
The order ot the day was- the l discussion of the P'-'
of law for a vote of credit for the war department. in
The Minister of War declared that in the situation
is
which he was placed, having been but a short tiglieoto
office, he thought it his duty to oppose all the real/edit the
which might be proposed. He detailed at great leng'
motives which induced him to act in this manner. ~,h he
Mr. Felix de Merod read a written speech, in w-
vehemently inveighed against the new Minister. do ion.
• Mr. Nothombe has been re-elected De t f°l. -r r•
Pit Y etitn
He had a majority o. ' twelve votes only over his core
Mr. IVlitz, namely, 210 to 198. pre'
PRE, ' Anna, APRIL. 14.—The Hungarian Diet 11'0 4,
pared ininy representations and projects of law to be,ati ' et
mined to his Maje Sty., In that
relative
0:,.....
required for the army, Majesty„
is the
is a circumstance .which
greatly excites our acprebe-„das
that the - European Pt:swers ma - dig ari"
maintain large star.
,„0 lied t°
in time of peace, dan Abet our •Stat is CO.-rc role
ruinous exertions, because another hase t ' theela- . •
This system is dangerous, as thenationalset industry
.0, boils,
is thereby deprived of thee •sandt of • uset i be
the revenues of the' Stateconsumed, bless'
_
burdens of the people daily • are
an,
~,,, bless
L"
frankli
jogs
of
peace
impaired. We therefore of
declare that Hungary wishes to
follow only a systern.ts
defence, and, I • •
as long as peace con:limes, to enjoy
frui's; we . therefore consider it to be our duty tom t' • e
h to
Ma .
jtsty be leased
to p to
use your influence
European Powers, in order that, in consideratioo °f_co
happiness of the people, of humanity, and of the int' he
of the States themselves, a general disarming alli 0(
effected," &e., &c. We believe that this general...sr d 10,
the nations of Europe 'would nave
toeben soon filth"
d'tion.
the Government if it were possible prescribe eon 1 a
of peace, (Sr suppress a desire for war, without having a
armed force to refer to. . .

IRELAND.

THE REPEAL OF THE IRISH REFORM AC • a
" NATIONAL DEMONSTRATION 4 AGAINST
The Dublin Evening Post of last Saturdtay, uaants,?co
list of some hutilreds of names attached to, sbell
qqufor the Leinster Aggregate Meeting. which Will :1)41 di Of
in Dublin on Tur.sday, the "Bth of April. 'Pile Mond' of
will on that clay meet s' for the parpoi.e lay
ing, by all legal and constitutional mews, this Bill 11_
introduced into the House of Commons by Lord Stanley-1'
nominally for the purpose of registration, but the practlea`
effect of which will be to disfrauchise the greater portif°
of the constituency of Ireland."
rat' blic
In the same publication there are requisitions w• r- too
meetings from Ulster, and from Connaught.' Monster
is preparing. " TStanley is likely tohucsvteintetnua,tt:.einagiatatciroinsisr.aisleadurbilyieririi:
TLeorridnsehnitp'asnadss
jocaciaktl,iint IwriasrhneDdishfirmathaiseavnt h
emit
nau, if the faction should persist in their d•signi
ad be
consequences that can scarcely yet be antizipated by 1
roost far•seeing politicians." -

BRISTOL 'SUGAR MARKET.-- ,titthat-d
our
c
been closed during the usual holidays u
.at Easter,
port is so completely bare of sugars, of every desct
business cannot be resumed until we have further suri"`"*--
have.
Mercury.