The Sun.
London, England, 1869-02-20 00:00:00

can nation were inVoived in the liberation of these
gentlemen, he discussed the suggestion of a treatY
in reference to naturalization being made, saying,
that he would kick any man into the middle 0'
next week who would talk about a treaty with Eng-
land until the first liberated the American citl'°ll4.3
whom she held in prison." A forcible argument,
and one likely to weigh heavily in the House °I
Representatives and the House of Commons. Aft°
Mr. Chandler had ventilated his sentiments, 4'
correspondence was referred to the Commi tee °a
Foreign Affairs.
The bill authorizing the Brooklyn Bridge 11
passed on the 2d inst. by the Federal !louse °
Representatives. It directs that the bridge, to !je
constructed under an act of the New York Legl3l;
lature, shall be, when completed in accordance With
an aforesaid law of the State of New York, a laws
ful structure and post-road for the conveyance °f
the mails of the United States. An amendment
Mr. Delano provided against legalizing any Wile;
titre that would materially injure the navigation °t
the river. There was a question whether the St3o
of New York had power to authorize the construe•
tion of the bridge across tide-water. The
amount of capital necessary for such a strudel°
($8,000,000 to $10,000,000) could not be readill
subscribed so long as the question of jurisdicti°o
remained. The Supreme Court had decided in the
Wheeling Bridge case that if Congress conquered'
there was no further question left. if the P°Wer
were in Congress, this bill would give the autife
rity ; if it were in the State of New York, t'
Legislature of that State had given it; and if it Xes_
in both Congress and the State, then this bill,
connection with the New York statute, would give%
The Mexican Custom-house authorities found the
plan tried on the captain of the Chanticleer at Ma-
zatlan to answer so well that they have tried it ee
three German captains of merchant vessels in the
harbour. The collector finding a deficit of o'o4.
$4,000 in his dues assembled the merchants and in;
timated that it was their duty to make it good, with
which suggestion they complied ; and it is not aOa
hint this for the Chancellors of the Exchequer and
Secretaries of the Treasury. The General c0a1,..4
manding in the State, said to be a man of dissolute
habits, has an effectual system for disputing of rebels
and brigands. Guiterrey, General of the Fourth Dl.
vision, chief of a band of robbers, fled, and was Ptifr:
sued by the military, with orders " to shoot him °a
sight." The new Federal officers at Mazatlan have
arrived and assumed their duties. Several earth ~1
quakes were felt, though no damage beyond friguo
sustained. As we are on the subject of Mexico
way mention the ridiculous story that has found it
way into the Spanish and French papers tb3
Maximillian was not killed, but fell badly wounded'
and was removed during the night to a place (l
safety, where he afterwards recovered, and an editor
vouches for having seen a recent letter from bid;
The new elections will soon come off, and greaj
efforts are being by the party hostile to Jaunty 390
his Administration. The Mexican Congress JO
ratified, and the President notified the fact t:
Washington, of a treaty to settle the Mexicali
claims. A commission is to be appointed by ea°
Government.

Philadelphia is moving in earnest to promote 131
interest as a port. If the Pennsylvania Central
Railway Company is to compete successfully Iv,ofltb
the great lines running West from New York b
the Western traffic, more especially the throug
traffic to San Francisco, Philadelphia must 100
steamers plying to Europe. The clear-headed °le
who manage the Pennsylvania Central have I°9d
;
seen this, and directed to it- their attention.
times hitherto have been unpropitious, but they 6,0
mending, and the city is now bestiriug
1
the matter. A meeting was held on the 30th 01/'
uary in the Continental Hotel to consider the 1:
plication made to the State Legislature for a suet
sidy to the steam line of Messrs. Ruger and C0.1,i,
New York, to Hamburg and Bremen, to make rue
ladelphia the port of departure if the Legislatu r 0
would vote $5,000 per round trip to SouthanWtes,
and Bremen, guaranteeing this for fifteen voyagi„
Messrs. Knight and Bodine, Directors of the 11°,4
road Company, stated that their Board favour
the proposal, and would bear a portion of the sub„
sidy. It had been their earnest desire for seve,
,r 0
years to establish a line to Liverpool, and their e
forts would soon be successful. They agreed 1
pay a subsidy vastly in excess of what the Ger°lllo
j
Company asked, but they had experienced gr,en-i.
difficulty in getting mercantile subscriptions '",
steam lines. As we observed last week, the rene
Sylvania Central has beaten the Erie in seeurieg
the lease of the Columbus, Chicago, and ladieil
Central Road for 99 years, with immediate P°ss-be
sion. At a full meeting of the stockholderg t
offer of the Pennsylvania Central was accepted
almost unanimously.
The telegraphic intelligence from Cuba conAo -r 0
the news given in the New York papers of the geee,
ral character of the insurrection. At Madrid t"
tidings are considered to be very serious, telegratbo
having been received from General Dulcet of
Captain-General of Cuba, urging the despatcha to
reinforcements, the insurrection having 810°,4
the neighbourhood of Havannah, and reques'-.
Government to introduce into the Cortes a hill
sanctioning the contraction of a loan of 400 the
of reals for Cuba. General Dulce has ordered
also
renewal of the censorship on the press, and has 31,00
given directions for the insurgents who are tiL,. nd
prisoners to be tried by court-martial. Six thono‘'io
men will shortly leave Spain for Havannalli ja-
consequence of General Duke's demand for re
forceinents.

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They will thus be taught the proper doses, and the di' di-
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minished. Holloway's Pills act as alteratives, aPerl s
and tonics. When ever these Pills have been takentifr
last resource the results have always been most grA the
ing ; even when they fail to cure they always assuage
severity of the
rousA symptoms and diminish danger.
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B
Buss—On the 16th inst., atlab%
Berkeley house, iir`, e-'nark-
square, the Baroness tie Bliss, of a son and heir. oa,
EGERTON—On the 18th inst., at Curzon-street; 00
Mrs. Algernon Egerton, of a daughter. rleg°'
LowTHER—On the 16th inst., at Kent House, Shep-,lbter•
the wife of Francis Lowther, Esq.; RN., of a daub

Marriages. •fte'°;
CHOOKinst.,
ES—COLLINSON- On tho 17th St 'of ~
Chester, George William, son of GeorgoCrookeS,,iiiioa
James's-street, London, to Jessie, daughter of
C of Q's-park,hter.
C OOollinson,D PER—ADRIILEY—Oueen n the 11th inst. at Christ Ohttrcl?
lvaio
Lancaster-gate, Captain E. W. Cooper, 2d Wes,t.„, Ad"
Regt., to Agnes Julia, youngest daughter of 'Len"'
derley, Esq., Inverness-terrace, Hyde- park, NY'
Deaths. , goo
CURRIE—On the 17th inst., at 17, Hill-street, tilwa
Mrs. Raikes Currie. WO'
CHAPMAN - On the 16th inst., at Dieppe, George Ginlr
Esq., aged 63. .B, :lei
GIVRY—At 18, rue Gaillon, Paris, Malome G.vr- '
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