The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-28 00:00:00

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SUN OFFICE, Seven o' Clock.

TAT TERSALUSI-T HIS EVENING.
Six o'cLocx.

Nothing doing.

SWITZERLAND.
The government of the canton of Tessino, in Swit-
zerland, has just addressed the following circular to
the commissaries, municipalities, and police agents of
the canton :
" It results from the official reports which havereached
the Council of State that several Austrian deserters have
lately arrived on our territory, and that there is reason
to fear that others may follow their example. Such a
state of things might give rise to serious complications,
and be the means of introducing into our country a class
of persons who would sootier or later become a charge
to the State for want of being able to find an asylum in
the neighbouring States. The Council of State in the
interest of the tax-payers as well as to fulfil its federal
duties, and from considerations of humanity towards
the deserters themselves, invites you to use the
strictest surveillance and to take the measures necessary
to send those deserters back again over the frontiers of
Lombardy from which they had arrived. It is important
that the municipalities of the howler should not delay
the execution of this measure, in case of need, for their
promptitude will prevent or alleviate the punishment in-
curred by the deserters." _

The Government of the Valais, in reply to a letter
from the Sardinian Charge d'Affaires is Switzerland
relative to the construction of a carriage-road over
the Great St. Bernard, has given an assurance that
the work in that canton shall be completed by the
time those on the Sardinian territory were finished.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
(THIS EVENING.)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The HOU3O met this ilftercoon for the first time aster
the Easter recess, the SPEAKER taking the Chair at
Four o'clock.

NEW MEMBERS.
Mr. Sergeant NURPLIY took the oaths and his seat for
Cork; Mr. FRIMHFIELD took the oaths and his seat for
8,,,t6n. and Mr. MONCRIEFF, the Lord Advocate frr
ScotiLtn'd, took the oaths and his seat for Leith.
THIRD READINGS.

The following Bills were read a third time and passed :
Aberdeen Public Records.
Harwich Improvem9at., Quays, and Pier.
Ileathcote's Divorce.
-Richmond and L incaster Turnpike Road (Western Dis-
trict) Contirtuatian of Term, &c.
'rho foilowing Bills were considered and agreed to:—
Charing Cross Bridge.
Royal Naval Schaol._____

PETITIONS.
Mr. HASTIE prcstated a petition • eg4inst Papal
aggression.
Mr. G. BERKELEY pre?:ented petitions from Glou-

ces!erslure ro same f-tfeo t.
CHEBTOPiIER, presented a large number of
petitions froM places in Lincolnshire complaining of agri-
cultdral distress.

SPOONE preacnted a petition praying tor a
mare equal -4tti!lnent or the income-tax.
Mr. FEZI-OY presented a petition praying th2t the
be refcrreu to the consideration of

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a k 3 e ?f, Coin:naive.
Mr. COWAN presented several petitions from places
in S7cothiuti against Papal aggression.
Lord BEIUNII-I.11) presented two petitions to the same
effect ‘rom plue.es in'the c,naity of Limerick.
Mr. It ERRIES gave votice that he should to-morrow
present a pt:tiioa :rola the shipowners of London, and
moi-J that it; iaP

--Iir.ANSTEY presented petitions from 400 members
of pi,rsuaiion in Lundon against the Sunday
Tre:ding BM. .

Mt. r)POONER prevented a petition from Cirenceuter
againt the pr:tyrty-tax.
Mr. CHILD presented a petition from the clergy and
inhabitanta of Colwich, Ste.flordshire, against Papal

aggression.
Mr:ELLIS presented a petition from the Cocker-
reoutn and Workington Railway Company praying for
a more equitable rating of railways.
Mr. 'FULLER presented a petition from Bodican,
Suzy r, eAmpllining of agricultural distress; also peti-
tions from Beechley, Wording. Bred, and Uekbride,
Sus-sex, and fom Ilorsemonden, Handburst, and Breech-
ley, Kew, rrayiug that Id. in the pound might bo taken
off hops.