The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-07 00:00:00

ACT MAY BE ALTERED THIS SESSION.

1,43. And be it enacted, that this Act may be altered or
=cm:led by any Act to be passed in this present Session of
Paritian.`eat.

(TO BE. CONTINUED.)

A Coi Tespondent states, that yesterday he observed
a fellow, abOut 12 stone weight, riding through Temple-bar
in a little care drawn by two dogs, which, besides its load of
human flesh, c:mtained half a cwt. of cats' meat. The cruelty
with which the .master of these unfortunate little animals
treated the poor unresisting dumb beasts, which were evi-
dently not formed for purposes of draught, excited the
marked indignation Of several by-standers. Our corre-
spondent observes, that on none of the lower animals is
cruelty so extensively and unrelentingly practised in this
metropolis as on dogs, and expresses a hope that the hu-
mane spirit of a former Member for Galway may appear in
some legislator of the present day.
Yesterday information was received at the various
metropolitan police-offices of a e following daring highway
robbery, committed on Wednesday, the 30th ult., near
Wigati, in Lancashire. About eleven o'clock on the night
of the above mentioned day, two gentlemen were travelling
in a gig, i:.'etween the lane-end leading to Wigan and the
Skew Canal-21ridge, when the chaise was stopped by five
men, dressed in velveteen jackets and cord trousers, who
attacked them u;it:li great violence, and having made them
alight, robbed them of a considerable sum of money, and
two gold watches. A reward of 30 guineas has been offered
for the apprehension aid conviction of any of the men con-
cerned in the robbery.

On the 22d ult., the Marmaduke, of Sunderland,
iacien with lime for Macduff, went down at sea. Tho
crew, three in number, were picked up in a boat on the
25th, about twenty-five miles off the Buchaness, by the
Isabella, Robertson, of Aberdeen, eleven days from Stettin.
The conduct of Captain Robertson is spoken of in the
most praiseworthy terms, but for whose timely aid the
sufferers would, in all probability, have perished. As it
was, they had nearly paid the debt of nature from cold and
hunger.—Edinburgh Courant.

The nuisance of dog carts in the metropolis has
been properly exposed, and it was only on Saturday last
that we witnessed an accident which had all but proved
fatal to the lazy scoundrel who was in one of them, in
...Jong-lane, Smithfield. In walking through the metropolis
.no humane person can witness the treatment of that useful
Mass of animals which it appears to be considered are alto-
gether destitute of feeling—namely, donkeys. On Saturday
,Tifternoon, one of these industrious, though much abused,
a/A:mals fell down under a heavy load in King-street, Smith-
field, wiseu the driver gave him several severe kicks in the
ribs, in -rhich he was assisted by a traveller who was passing
with a th. 'ck stick. This not proving sufficient, a turn-
cock officiou sly interfered with his huge iron key, and the
extent of sufi, by a convulsive effort, brought the poor
animal on his legs. The feelings of several persons who
were standing by, it is pleasing to add, vented their disgust
in loud exclamatim. 'S apinst the authors of the cruelty.

LONDON,
WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1335.

The following important intelligence is given in a

Second Edition of a Morning Contemporary :
Since we received our Paris express with intelligence
from the Spanish capital, a courier has arrived direct
from Madrid, bringing letters of the evening of the
28th tilt., announcing the complete formation of the
Ministry, which was to appear in the Gazelle the fol-
lowing morning. The different departments have been
thus .9.ssigned :
M.. MENDIZABAL, President of the Council and
Minister of Finance.
General ALAVA, Foreign Affairs.

GOMI:Z BECERRA, Chief of the Zaragoza Junta,
and an (Id Member of the Cortes, Minister of Justice.
M. U:LLOA, - Procurador for Cadiz, Minister of
Marine.

M. A .LMODOVAR, Chief of the Junta of Valencia,
Minister r of War.

M. IA.RTIN DE Los HEROS, Minister of the In-
terior.

Abotit two-thirds of the Juntas had already sent in
their ad he, ion to M. MENDIZABAL, and information
was rapidly - arriving from different parts of the country
of the confi .dente which the appointment of M. MEN-
DIZABAL inspired. Every thing is said to be pro-
ceeding sati 'sfactorily, and no doubt was entertained at
Madrid, th at as soon as the new Ministry could com-
mence open ations, that most active measures would be
taken fm!il ie speedy expulsion of DoN CARLOS.

PARIS, , ' OCT. s.—The .Monitcur, in its official part, says,
" To-day .(the 4th) his Excellency Prince Butera, Ambas-
sador fro In his Majesty the King of the two Sicilies, deli-
vered to, the King in a private audience a letter from his
Sovereig, i. The King afterwards gave an audience to his
Excellen( the Duke de Frias, Ambassador from her
Majesty thE Queen of Spain, and conferred on him the
insignia of .G rand Cross of the Royal Legion of Honour.
Immediatei'y afterwards the Prince of Caradja, Minister of
Greece, deiiv ered to the King in a private audience a let-
ter from his S overeign."
The Consti, 'utionel says, " A letter from Toplitz states
that the Empt wor Nicholas s'hews great regard to the Em-
peror Ferdina ad. He speaks to him in German and
reminds him 4 )f his old connection with the Emperor
Francis. It is said that in the first conversation,
Nicholas vent tired on the subject of politics, and
spoken of the battle of Leipsig, and occupation of
Paris ; but 11( rdinand is said to have answered, " I
prefer an honour. able peace to the chances of war. My fa-
ther was of the ame opinion ; Charles, the Archduke, and
Metternich are against war :I am for peace."
It is confirr qc, 1 that M. de Bourmont, M. de Montle],