The Sun.
London, England, 1846-09-08 00:00:00

IXPRESS FROM PARIS

11ESIGNATIO SPAIN.
N OF M. ISTUR ITZ.
We have received accounts from Madrid of the Ist
of September by extraordinary express.
• Isturitz has resigned his post as Prime Minister,
,11114 goes to London as Ambassador in the place of the
_", like de Sotomayor, who is recalled. Further
changes in the Ministry are expected.
The successor of M. Isturitz is not yet known, but
,
General Supposed that General Narvaez will be appointed.
Narvaez was expected in Madrid in the course
!the week. Ile goes back at the request of the
French
Government.
rt Tile excitement on the subject of the Montpensier
54,41'0 continues unabated, and the opposition to
Was daily extending in quarters where no such feel-
-143 expected.
Isturitz's resignation is said to have been in
wnsequence of his having given his opinion that it
as dangerous to proceed with the Montpensier
tCriage in consequence of the opposition which it
occasioned in the country.
lithesur.,l.3ulwer had an interview with M. Isturitz on
both subject of the marriage, and the explanations on
sides are said to have been very violent.
fe -28Pagno/ says that M. Isturitz expressed his
os
to to the French Ambassador, that they had gone
41° fur, in settling the marriage of the Infanta and
tee,. buke de Montpensier without consulting the
unc,s -P
oi the country, and that M. de Bresson's
Sh:l7,_er Was, "What France has done with the pen
"n"oews how to maintain with the sword."
fur Madrid correspondent contradicts the report
Duke de
Bulwer had formally protested against the
e de
M°ntpensier's marriage.

The Pa •
Papers of Sunday contain no news of
Iv44lh.ntereSt. Parties in that capital are looking
0 intense interest to England for an expression of
111,1," orl the recent events in Spain.
t)uke de Montpensier was expected in Paris
to Panay or Tuesday. It is said he will proceed
about the end of September.—Chronicle.

As
Satu tin
ITRTON.—(FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)—cOein,
Stl'uay night last, the. sth instant, an alarming
uel'oeciecurred at the Marley Tunnel, on the Southad
4Railway. From the information I have receive ,
Wori9rs that ate ut ten o'clock in the night several
titintaeto were engaged in removing the centre an upe-
,4l4,3itaat bad been used in erecting the arch over te
,41e11;',48 all the masonry was considered perfectly safe.
411, e4-eueY to relate about fifty yards of the arch fell
,eatel.epibltotreiresd four ,men, and others received injuries.
elapsed before the bodies could be e.xtru-
Q3' th,11„Ild the poor fellows were literally cut to pieces
TA -,„"e,at'Y mass which fell on them.
e ,451tiran ASSOCIATION.—On Thursday next
eolith lOsh Association will commence its meetings atl
Iteoer4„l3ll3too, under circumstances of more than u,tei
"er eh-gement. The savans, instead of having to wan-
tate] Pitt for beds, and getting at last very bad accom-
stian
▪ „, at an exorbitant charge, will find that theo_
-Annaittee has• caused a general registration f
be 411 able lod It is to be hoped that there will
all of these select apartments to meet the wants
ra• w'
of se aPPIy for
mony them, or the struggle for precedence
ar i the har - that ought to exist among all the
enee.
note •PTDRE READERS' ASSOCIATION.—_n Sunday
1(1k1 .the n a sermon in aid of this Association, which is
00 p tronage of the Lord Bishop of
b•Jti. s
av
tl,,ard the Bishoa of Winchester, was preached at
Ceurch,PSouthwark, by the Rev. J. W.
'l4ttre,,:U.A., chaplain ; at its conclusion there was a
of 9/.
eiI°i44,,,TEI4IME GARDENS.—In consequence of the
visit confusion created in the Temple on Sundays
°llth,'"Qrs to the gardens, a notice was posted yesterday
/vould 13tiocipal entrance, intimating that the gardens
p not be op, .n on Sundays.
I,(Jlieetteic,Gl'l MAN-OP-WAR AT NORTH SnIELDS.--
°FIIgLDS, SEPT. 4.—The Sardinian corvette
4Po riellearrived in our harbour this afternoon ; she is
Itle/11%-'4 to mount 08 *uw, and has on board near 300.
'l)g circumstance 6
of a foreign man-of-war visit-
,,tatorsq" Father Tyne" " being. rare, crowds of spec-
idtair; 43'€' been attracted to view the Aurora, many.
"ath;ng the sailr-like appearanee cf the strangers
ktt treks and there were passing amongst the crowd re-
frel b
Y no means intended to be disparaging to the
yet characteristic of that national feeling
41'4,4 Prevails amongst all classes of Englishmen, be-
cetyit that for mettle and dexterity there are none to
kte4r,„4re with Our own expert brave countrymen who
Go,' the wooden walls of Old England.—Shipping
in:r
ANTELLIGIENC -
Top picking commenced on
- grounds at Orchard Portman, near Taunton, on
day. The crep unustrally bountiful.
ttt
'the storm of Suniay was singular, from the
aar-„
me partiality of the showers. About noon, after a
r
11,:duizy morning, the sun burst forth, and while shining
nn 1)+
a sharp chip of thunder was heard over the
t,et,e
rn portion of the metropolis. The thunder con-
kVl,te
~ at intervals until past four,. and was accom-
tki 4by exceedingly partial showers. At Islington it
4(114" very heavily during_ nearly an hour, whilst on the
44.. aide of the City-road scarcelya drop fell. A
nlire,r Shower came down in the immediate...nsteiireb
backour-
„° Seymour-street, Somers-toe n,.
Ass ILnington• crescent, scarcely a stone's throw distant,
C,t Perfectly dry. A correspondent assures us thata
'lard ablf of Blackfrfars-bridge show, d the effects of 4
tale ea,nweri whilst on the other half not a vestige o:
-al be seen. Along the line of the Richmond
'ltel• wa,
al the tall was copious and continuous, whilst in
every on the north side of the Thames, no wet whaL-
T:De observed.
tkOnAllarr----It is understood that the erection and
earrisef barracks and military forts in Ireland. will
,s 4 by forward very extensively during next winter.
willVtleh Means a considerable amount of employment
141'44 afforded to the labourit,* classes, and an accom-
ktia isti°,ll much desired by the military will be obtained.
00,Ved that the new barracks intended to be erected.
rat Will cost 19,000/.-6th Royal (Warwicltehire,)
h'itPe.. Panies of this regiment have Left Cork for. th
'1454 ',.4eY will anticipated some weeks since.
ih4t litat-ta‘r° Gibraftara,saw'heere,
.having been joined by the
k:Plite,, "I of the Rifle Brigade from. Corfu, mov.entao
p- cif their destination. This will be the seco
eg ef this pr.ed , corps at the Cape, to which it first pro
aklace 411,4821 e and returned so recently as 1842.-13th
it;is corXres Light Infantry: Lieut.-Colonel Squires,
oloti),,:ancled this regiment on the. occasion of the
44,4an,t
3,eot_ttr,ressltinretaa,tioafnt? of colours by the Prince Consort,
is
rdadn honourable service in the army
an ay
rring
scenes.
UHreingwhich he was a mover in
took part in the Peninsula
4'144 4:aleae waeresneat:nd was at the battle of Ghuznee.
r,,aPTI,,,r from the unattached list will most probably
I;;4atio-: vacancy —3oth (Cambridgeshire): Companies
Itbata' regiment have arrived from Dublin, and the
shortly follow.—The 55th (Westrnore-
ia'cienporlefollecad-quarterist of this regiment have left
and is understood will relieve the
Ctia,ci for
re
froormk, Limerick to Dublin.
tati•
e'n CsErta. M.P.—Last Thursday mornibngt,tohoe
li!tpe!.._ra on board the Willi
Yarmouth,amJtilliffe steam-boat, 4 the l'aße from London forme informed
Peet
.e.saPtain and stewardess that they might shortly
let, '4 addition to tneir number, one of the female
Abe titrs 'having been taken with the pains of labour.
Lhown eXpected addition at length took place, a well-
• eallaedical Member of Parliament acting as doctor
'4 'Wife on the occasion.
ha be Both are "doing as well
it4letow expected."
A gentleman walking on
i?l,l4,_Zoi MAKE U.cUinAiNtyo.
of Harwich observed a man
tdhe
withvi a
pickaxe, raising a material from.
411rleWergage f the cl.ff, and on asking the man his
,?,113,eirt, o
told "he wes raising stones for ma-
-44,..t:q. This llratheras puzzled our friend, who becamei
I.4htli kg, hlnte his inquiries. The man observer,
4.-Llkwhichia looked like stones, are crystallised fish ;
bard now, will, when put through a
CI, 11441'13161e tvoerpowder. My master ships a great
letri7.of it to London, there to be ground, and then
„k`litwith guano to give it weight."—Bury Post.
CAMDEN-TOWN.—On Saturday night an
eV 41 -.6 destruction of property by fire took place in
tad go•street, Camden-town. The calamity oc-
Ole") 11 a house occupied by a gentleman named
k;ga• (.1) lind which formed one of a range of new build-
I:tti;tttn: its discovery, messengers were dispatched for
4(10,:e, and several engines promptly arrived fromthe
1,3' tie
of nt and West of England stations.
rhtaa,Of these thei flames were arrested in their pro-
'lttheltlt although the adjoining property was saved,
LaolkNing to Mr. Crouch was completely destroyed.
fee Atsy AGAIN.—This worthy appearsto
aibreetased a copy of the Parliamentary return of
and odd and addresses of parties who have subscribed
geeds to the amount of 2,0001. and upwards,
eptidto
labtless indefatigably employed in sending them
ae 4,letters through the ost. One we have seen to-
C,,,f011-„,,the Bishopsgate-street Within post-mark, and is.
f;Nl)l°,;',,B, all in the hand-writing apparently of this
tklal ye.‘,"toe fellow;—" The undersigned is able to in-
°l something to your advantage, value leol.
Wleitiiilfus, on receipt of 20s. for his cost and trouble;
Olette-"Y, on
An; accountant, 5, York-street,
'''street, Whitechapel, Sept. 3, 1846.—A1l post-
b, ilst be 'd by "
h, et 4 ou.
CirlyPT OP A. VERY OLD DEBT.—The new Pope
oh, 'eged an Anglo-Roman Company to intersect.
pi•-:all States with railways—a curious and interest-
eou,altuir:°ogfe to the benefits reciprocally conferred by the
kni old in intersecting our own country with
yYpti, aqueducts,—The Builder.
S.lltaist,;,,sTrA:r•--Great preparations are making
tat,
the atkl4r a grand Archery Fete on Friday nex •
of ere determined to spare no expense to render
44144- % eaefilt aaperior to all preceding f:etes, and upwards
14041.ynenth. e nobility and gentry are inviied. :the en
`s Wlll close with 4 grand box, Weippert's
Ingaged.