The Sun.
London, England, 1848-09-15 00:00:00

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PROCLAMATION OF OUTLAW E.F.—Yesterday, at the
Sheriffs' Court, the following were called upon to surren-
der, under penalty of outlawry :—Count Valentine Ester-
hay, Sir Richard Broun, Thomas Ormsby, \V. R. Min-
gaye, James Haliburtou, Charles Barter, Henry Whit-
taker Bagot Crewe head, W. Felix Pownsett, J.
Lethbridge Bignell, Richard Power,. A. H. Hurst, J.
Proctor, Augustus W. Bernal, Frederick Holder, J.
Brooke Irwin, George C. Denham, George Woodroffe,
J. W. Johnson, and Edward F. Fennell.
A Committee of the Lords of her Majesty's Privy
Council for Trade and Foreign Plantations sat yesterday,
at the Board of Trade, on the subject of the charter for
Vancouver's Island. The Lords present were, the Pre-
sident of the Board of Trade, the Secretary of State for
the Colonies, and Sir Edward Ryan.
Lieutenunt-General Sir Charles and Lady Napier
have left town for Brighton, where it is their intention to
pass the autumn.
THE FRENCH PRESS IN ARMS.—The Minister of
War has made to General Cavaignac the following re-
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for urn n
the of
ser soldiers,vieeo
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the cartridges,various
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the suppressed newspapers:—"Editors, sub-editors,
readers, compositors and pressmen, one thousand able
men-at-arms. From printing-presses, chases, &c., &c.,
50,000 cwt. of forty-two pound ball; from printing-type,
1,000,000 bullets. From copies of seized newspapers,
2,000,000 cartridges." General Cavaignac has ordered
the men to be enrolled in a regiment, to be called the
Nonpareil. Upon which the regiment is to be allowed
the full use of the above iron, lead, and paper, in the
service a the Republic.—Pench.
The bodies of the unfortunate -men who were
drowned in Black Mull Bay, on--Wednesday last, were
recovered on Thursday by trawling. Their names were
M'Phail and M`Lachlan. The fatal occurrence has cast
a deep gloom over the locality, where they were much
respected. No blame whatever is attributable to Cap-
tain Duncan or crew; his uniform attention and strict
vigilance in the discharge of his duty, together with that
of Mr. M`Diarmid, his chief officer, and crew, are pro-
verbial. The engines of- the Shannon were stopped
nearly five minutes before the boat came alongside.
The passengers all concur in exonerating those con-
nected with the steamer from any blame. Mr. Camp-
bell, of. Oak field, J P., advocate, took the depositions of
several of the parties., on board, with a view of trans-
mitting them to the law authorities of the county.—
Greenock Advertiser.
-1/. Hecker, the chief of the republican party in
the-Duchy of Baden, passed through Strasbourg a few
days ago, with the intent of going to America, and there
fixing his residence.. .
THE PREMIER.—Lord John Russell visited the

Shaws-Water Company's cottor. mill yesterday, aid had
a pretty long walk along the cuts that descend to the
town from Loch Thom. • The day being fine, and the
atmosphere uncommonly clear, he had -a charming view
of the magnificent scenery. To-day, in passing along
Hamilton.street, we saw a large crowd, and on inquiring
of a passer-by. what it meant; he answered that it was
Lord John," and in a minute after his Lordship passed
us, followed, we could easily perceive to his excessive
annoyance, by a crowd of beggar-liko ,children, and
amongst them some of large growth, •end well dressed.
He was walking very quickly, and seem,d anxieus to
distance the rude and gaping crowd that pressed upon
him. His stay in town is signalized by flags flying from
the Custom-house,: .the'-Mid Church sten)le, and the
Coffee-room, CathcartLsquare. From a tavern window
in William-street there is unfurled one of the banners of
the Renfrewshiro Political Union. His Lordshfria
-looking pale and care-worn, although his step is firm
and vigorous. We understand he leaves this for Glas-
gow to-morrow (Wednesday) en route for the North.—
' Plot th British Mail.