The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-03 00:00:00

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TO THVEDITOIEOF TILE BM ,77
SIR,—I am glad to see the tone you taken on
this premature and dishonourable peace ' • at least that
one member of our'firesi stands up for what is true and
bonest7-not that I expect that anything can turn our
countrymen to what'is due to. themselves. Germanism,
as you call it, is paramount. The influence behind the
Throne is all the more powerful becauie it, can act in the
Moist profound searesy, and without the slightest respon-
sibility. There his doubtless been a secret understanding
for some time past "between our Court and Lot* Na-
poleon, and the preasurii that the Coburgs could not and
dare not bring directly upon our Cabinet in the matter of
peace, torus, &c., bad been: done through Louis Na-
poleon, Ertfiaking intim name of France. The'Gorman
alliance has bee•n the curse of this country.' If the Queen
had not had a German husband,.Aberdeen would never
haie been Premier. If Aberdeen had not been,Premier
we should not have had the Russian war, ,so that the
matrimonial connection with Germany, has cost the:
country in the last two years thirty thousand, precious
lives, ald 50 millions of money. But John Bull is' a
contemptible animal •be will stand anythiag. If you
vrAot a proof, look here : 'By an overwhelming majority
tif the House of Commons Aberdeen was ousted; and
stigmatised as the-author of our calamities.- Within tvio
months of that time A,bt rdeen, branded by the House of
Conimons and public opinion, is rewarded by Germanism
With the Order of the 'Gantt% The House of Commons
saynothing, and:*he country hardly murmurs. I almost
- begin to fancy that Bright was right after all ; And, as
war wasnt ver intended o, advance either the honour
of England or the liberty-of the orld, it would have
beep better to have isaved our Sons antrour money.
cording to the Tim 4 dde are tcilavei the' pleasure of pay.
ingthe income tax ;flit two years longef.- As for the
oountry not standi4lt, that's all nonsense;_ they will
stand anything.
We are now, it secins, alsnto be involved in an addi-
tional German tie by the Prussian marriage. ~Another
herie for. John Bulli•Jo: that if the reigning.faiuily of
Prtissia get into trell'hte we shall be called on•to defend
theln, not in the na'ineof theTrincess Royal—no, crafty
dogs—it will be for the'defence of Protestant principles
att4cked in the plrson Prussia; but as a nation vie
desprve it withn4tA murmur ; we accept the'diotuni that
no Englishman fs6toocl enough for any of the Royal

]or the present Aberdeen's views are carried out and
, ,
we ishall have a truceierhaps for 20 years ; but there
are those probably living who will remember and rue the
dayi when, to use yotmown-expressive.words, .“ The fight
that was a cross wat,oloseel-hy Peace ,that= was a Sell."
Ai opt O
in shame I ng to subscribe myself, yours,
+t Aril - AN ENGLISHMAN,
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I THE DEATH- OF A 311 S

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<; 1 TO TEMEDITOR Or THE SON.' `.• : '
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Spt,---In your paper of the 28th of F§brnary, an arti-
cle ]appeared, headhd'. ":self:Starvation—peath of a
`igider," wherein it was' stated that nearly the whole of
his property had been let to ' the Eookbindtrs' Alms-
' beuses. I beg to inform you this is an error, the society
bldg much in debt, it may possibly mislead, and cause
parties to whom it is indebted to think the society in a,
phsition to liquidate:their claims (which, unfortunately,
it iq not). A correction
_of the error in your ialuable
journal will giiiistollige the Committee of the Bo*.
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lyiniiers' Asylumome y.
: f''' T. JEFFREY, Secretary..;
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`1 ER MAJECSTIONTIiqATRE. understand that Mr;
'Tinley, wholitri -Wow at Paris, has secured the "Cot.
'fikirl)," which has had,a greater success than 'any balldt
f.he last 20 years, and still continues nightly to at.
traa crowded houses.';" Malanie Rosati; the heroine of
tote Corsaire," has been engaged for her Majesty's
Tll(;,atre.
'Mr. Buchanan, formerly_ Anaerican Minister in Lon,.
chin; is at present at .the Hague, where a great diplo.
frratic dinner was given in- his honour by M. Btilmont,
the ?American Minister in Holland.
• 'MADRID AND SARAGOSSA RAILWAY.--"The Itfadriti,
Gazette says that the Grand Central Railway Company of
Frapce has ceded half -fif its concession of the Madrid to
Sa'ragossa Railway to M. Weiswiller and M. Bawer.