The Sun.
London, England, 1850-10-09 00:00:00

ITALY.

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The following is a list of the Cardinals created by
the POPE, on the 30th September :
I. Cardinal Wiseman, Archbishop of Westminster.
2. Cardinal Geissel, Archbishop of Cologne.
3. Cardinal Piepenbrock, Prince Bishop of Breslau.
4. Cardinal Bondy, Archbishop of Toledo.
5. Cardinal Romo, Archbishop of Seville.
6. Cardinal Fornari, Apostolical Nuncio at Paris.
7. Cardinal Gouset, Archbishop of Rheims.
8. Cardinal D'Astros, Archbishop of Toulouse.
9. Cardinal Mattieu, Archbishop of Bosun9on.
10. Cardinal Figueiredo, Primate Archbishop of Braga.
.1. Cardinal Cosenzt, Bishop of Andria.
2. Cardinal Pecci, Bishop of Gubbio.
3. Cardinal Roberti, Uditore della Camera.
4. Cardinal Gof, Baron de Sumeraubeckh, Archbishop
of Olmutz.

This list contains a greater number of foreign
Cardinals than any list that has been published for
the last 300 years.

BRAZILS.

FALMOUTH, OCT. 7.—The bark Irene, of Liver-
pool, Juhn Holliday master, arrived here this morn-
ing after a short passage of 42 days from Rio Janeiro,
having left that city on the 26th of August, at
which time exchange was firm at 28k, and the
amount negotiated on London at that rate was 420,0001.
Six per Cent. stock was steady at 87d., until
the 17th of August, when a decline took place, and
business has since been reported at 86i to 86g.
The following are the quotations of freights:—
Channel, 505. ; London, 355. to 40s. ; Liverpool,
40s. ; Antwerp, 375. 6d. to 455.; Hamburgh, 40s.
to 455. ; Havre, 50f. ; Mediterranean, 455. to 555.;
and the United States, 70c. In the article of coffee
the sales amounted to about 25,000 bags, from the
10th to the 22d of August. The supplies were free,
and a brisk demand prevailed fo; the United States.
The following were the prices :—Washed, 4,000 reis
to 4,300 reis ; superior, 3,650 reis to 3,700 reis ;
first good, 3,5C0 reis to 3,550 reis; first ordinary,
3,300 reis to 3,350 reis; second good, 3,100 reis to
3,200 reis ; second ordinary, 2,900 reis to 3,000 reis.
}'?r sugars, Campos white, second, 2,200 to 2,300
reis ; brown, 1,600 reis to 1,700 reis per arroba.
Hides per lb., heavy, 175 reis to 180 reis; light,
195 reis to 200 reis. Her Majesty's ship South-
ampton, Rear-Admiral Reynolds, returned to Rio
Janeiro on the 20th of August after a cruise of
twelve days. Her Majesty's steamer Harpy had cap-
tured an empty schooner slaver of about 120 tons.
She has been sent to St. Helena for adjudication.
Her Majesty's packet Penguin, with mails from Fal-
mouth, bad arrived at Rio.

WESTMINSTER AND CHARING-CROSS HOSPITALS.--
Yesterday meetings of the govenors of the Westminster and
Charing•cross Hospitals were held in the board-rooms of
their respective institutions for general business. The an-
nual statements of operations during the past year were, in
the former establishment, 1,746 in, and 14,009 out-patients,
making together 15,755, and a grand total of 380,000
poor sick who have been relieved since 1719. In the latter
hospital there had been placed on the books 18,500 indigent
sick, who had been relieved at a cost of 2,4581. as. 6d. ; of
that number 1,116 were in patients, and 17,384 out patients.
These, with the cases reported in former annual statements,
make a total of 167,758 since the commencement of the in-
stitution in 1818.

Propriety, modesty, and delicacy guard men from
the conceits of the weak, the intemperance of the extra-
vagant, and the brutality of the vulgar. —Eliza Cook's
Journal.

The beautiful villa and grounds of Priorbank,
Melrose, were purchased last week by Mr. W. Tait, late
publisher cf Tait's Magazine, for the sum of four thousand
guineas. 'We believe that it is intended to feu part of the
ground for building. The property was purchased by Ge-
neral Hugh Gowdie, Commander of the Forces in India,
about forty years ago.—Not th British Mail.
FLAX MANUFACTURE.--It is with much pleasure
that we make the announcement of the establishment of a
flax mill, and the introduction. of the manufacture of linen
into the neighbouring town of Ilallymahon by its spirited
proprietor and truly patriotic gentleman, John Shouldham,
Esq., high sheriff of the county of Longford. Mr. Should-
ham, we understand, is also proprietorof the flourishing town
of Ballymena, in the North, in which the manufacture of
linen has for a series of years been moat successfully carried
on•—Westmeath Independent.