The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-26 00:00:00

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Senators from New York, who have sold themselc
po p
ssess atronage and office.
The annexation of Texas practically throws the ;
vernment, its patronage, and power, for fifty 3e6i
come, into the hands of the South, where it has hee'j
fifty years past. I had rather it be there than, tM
what calls itself the democracy of the North--00
the miserable abolitionists chuckle over what they

done, for they did it.
Cannon are booming in joy over the vote of tY.O
Senate. The powder bad better be saved for a sra,r4,oo
Mexico—for Almonte, the Mexican Minister, Wi" del
take an angry leave of us. Powder fitly antes
the first step of a Republic in the way of conquest
robbery. cdusle
Two Senators from Texas will walk into the
.°0
Chamber the next session, and probably four from

and Florida, all anti-Tariff of course. -
(From the National intelligencer.) dieLt
The reader will learn, from the Senate's procce ei
of last night, that the Joint Resolution of the H°°-the
Representatives for the admission of Texas into od
Union, having acquired the support of Mr. Bent° tio
others, by incorporating his last project as an
to the provision of the House resolution, passed thews I
nate by a majority of two votes ; in effect by 011e'„1
change of one vote would have reversed the deci"°"'
producing an equality of votes. nosid
Our readers must not fall into the error of suPri ~s 0
that this decision by the Senate settles the .:"0111
question. It unsettles it, on the contrary, 006re-110
beyond the possibility of its being determined Attbo
alteras
present session of Congress. It is hardly possiblet the
the House of Representatives, with one-half of al esti
the business of the session in its hands untouche°6oo
again reach a question, which, once taken up, will 1101,
for other business no remainder of the session. the
should the question be reached, it is still less within the
compass of probability that the amendment made 'lO
Senate will receive the sanction of the House. The,
Resolution passed by chance—that chance can u„
again recur.

CANADA. rsoa
There is nothing new from Canada ; but to a 13,hing
conversant with men and measures there, sosle'ol
worthy of attention is observable in the niovelnelLigs
society ; for, although quiet and repose seem to 00
e
in that province just now, there are elements at "r,
which will most certainly explode sooner or ford,
another policy be not adopted to neutralise their foo;sti
A silly attempt was made to alter the Custom' dull
laws, so as to extend the exemption from foreign filer
of American wheat in bond. At present that woo,
when ground in Canada, is received in England 115,_„e 00
nial flour, thus bestowing a great advantage on "1;0
millers and a handful of shippers. Not content
this, they attempted to extend the law to wheat ill 'roil
hoping thus to evade the colonial duty on wheat illedir
into Canada ; they were, however, very properly, to
comfited in their attempt. The railroad scheme le
to be highly popular in Montreal.
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.—FEn.9B%,vI
The sales of fancy Stocks are large ; the On 61
closes dull but firm, at the quotations below. 0111,5,1
rose I ' • Illinois, 1 ;;Kentucky 6's fell I; PeneslivilliVot
rose 14 ; Morris Canal, ; Harlem fell ; Nor an
i; Long Island rose I; and Stonington, , • ill
This being packet day, there is a good deal oolfor
sterling bills. There is a good supply at 1091 a 1,1.
the best. Since the sailing of the last steslne'oo
Pennsylvania interest has been paid ; but the „or
had been anticipated in England by the packets 15p00
quently, the steamer will take nothing new in re
he
to the suspended debt of the States, farther than t`:0001
nouncement of the arrival of the Illinois Comlnissi
at Springfield. rtei
The Committee on Finance in Illinois have rePrSoc.
back the Revenue Bill, with modifications in se° in 00
with the message of the Governor in relation
$1,600,000 loan.

TRADES DELEGATES' 14-
FERENCE.—(THIS DAY) 11,$'
The Conference met to-day at ten o'clock ;
Duncombe, Esq., M.P., in the chair. 604
cop The business of the meeting was principallY ceedirv,
to the mode of conducting their future Preert erd
and the adoption of a report. The repo 1 'oe
not ready for circulation, and the discuss 0
the several topics contained in it was put °Ioe:
should be in the hands of the several delegates
ing the conference. It was proposed that the w,,), to'
for this purpose should be adjourned till three beiO%
t
morrow, but several delegates from the coue—ry ,/ , ,
stated that the societies on' whose behs.grse,
attended were under considerable expense, it wes,-
that the delegates should assemble this afteran,
two o'clock, for the purpose of explaining their feet 0
each other ; and that for the future they won't, woooo,
half-past nine o'clock in the morning, adjourn
and meet again at two in the afternoon.

Sr.)
LLOYD'S SHIPPING.—(THIS— nit
eel*
LONDON, MARDI' 26.—Wind westerly, moderate br
and fair.
MARCH 25.—Wind S.S.E. to S.E., lighb
Quintin Leitch, Gray, Amy Ann, Thompson, and
Young, Calcutta. Sid. Affiance, Montreal ; Pleaideec:oo6o
America. The crews of the boats, smacks, &c•+, ,he
r
their exertions to save the cargo from the wreck .00 a'"
Knox ; during last night and this day a further
been landed here; the vessel is fast sinking into the $O
DOVER, MARCH 25.—The Petite Gracieuse, frt'„geOP:,,
deaux to Dunkirk, got ashore in the 'West Bay of De" ca'"
yesterday, but is expected off without accident i
landed, partly damaged.
nog tb
SHEERNESS, MARCH 25.—A ship, of about 500 °A-booed
painted ports, having the appearance of a homeario,"oo' '
free-trader, has just passed the Nore, for the river, 01
two steam-tugs. f
COWES MARCH 25.—Wind S.S.W.—Acrd. gingfed
mark, Egholm,l Batavia ; Adelheid, Jurgersen, v
men, out 57 days, foremast sprung; Argo, Giretz, Pii
liamburgh. Pitid
OFF THE WIGHT, MARCH Jehan—ent
more for Bremen.

MARKET NEWS.-(TIIIS DAY',
vaIAY
CORN EXCHANGE_wEDN-1,-,/Itill
There was a fair average quantity of Wheat offerir.lo,l
the demand for all descriptions was in a very alniggigt
at barely Monday's currencies. In free Foreign 1" -otAtiu's,
to nothing was doing, yet holders obtained full quo
to
The supplies of Barley and Malt were only Wt.-5. 0$:.
the demand for them was inactive, at barely late r 11/
Beans, Peas, and Flour, moved off slowly, and P

with difficulty supported.
ARRIVALS.
412°
Wheat. 1 Barley, I Oaf.
6,310 qrs. 2,130 qrs. 3,290
45,010

Engllsh • • • . • .
Irish .. .. .. • •
Foreign .... ..

- I 1,020 i•
Malt, 2,730 qrs.
WHXTECHAP3L.
goo 'le
ittlfil
The supply of Meat offering was tolerably g° 13eof 60;
demand was inactive, at about previous rates. 55 0 bl
2s 6d to 3s 4d; Mutton, 2s 8d to 3s 8d; La&" 8110'
Veal, 3s 8d to 4s 10d; and Pork, 2s 10d to 43 2d P.
the carcase.

AleJ
SHREWSBURY, WOLYER--Al
TON, AND BIRMINGHAM RAlLiv:—:l, 01'
A meeting of Shareholders in the above ranvi:;treet,
held this day at No. 12, Argyll-street, Rege„no.t ogee
and attended by many gentlemen represent"..re
tively a large amount of shares in the undertakiti rt.
The meeting was summoned in conseqn.gence,geate°"
ceedings on the part of the Committee of -0341:1,4—ty,
which have already acquired no little notn—e elle to
whose consequence has been to induce a Weeny
impression that the Directors should be ell" 1"--
render to their Shareholders an account Of their
e
ministration. racing hrs.
Several members addressed the meeting, ell,-1,,, 51311 A
necessity of convening a general meeting et 1.,""d obs.,o"'
holders, and dwelling on the singular COlldllet fail
nate silence of the Board of Menaement, svh,es,;n6cl,A;il
and negligence had been such as to forfeit al; c; er -th
on the part of the subscribers, but who low n",: of
before them either an explanation of the etl6;iightf,'
defeat their plans had sustained, nor even tnere-01l 70'
statement of the amounts which they bad -th,-.5
pended from the capital deposited. Even the nil;
ing a brief announcement had appeared &can ;Ili
tary, stating that Mr. Stephenson was re-survi wo ,
lino in preparation for the next session; so theSred oeho;
appear that the whole expense had to be In °f o°t pg
again, all the doings of the past months being °lon
slightest use, and meanwhile the Board were Inti!,,cas
the official staff, legal officers, and multituterolgl
penses of a company in action, while the linioathld,
would, in fact, be lying in abeyance for naanY —fir acifile
come. Various resolutions, which appear in 0-90 „at
tising columns, were passed unanirnouslY;
general meeting of Shareholders, when Pr iv-
will undergo further consideration, apPoin'
early day.

COWES, ISLE OF WWII'.
FROM OUR OWN CORRESFONDIENIO eroo
HER MAJESTY AND THE ISLE OF WlGlll%7ture'
jesty has purchased Osborne, but not the fur 0 fool
muchei has been said on this subject, Which 110° 0-00..611"
dt'ou in fact, that were we not positive wet se
have published a word on the subject—we 1 achy
undoubted authority. n sloopol/11
MARCH 25, 1845.—The vessel wrecked e-:
morninger at Black Gang Chine was the Russiceponilj
P doitos, Ziepe, master, loaded with oranges en sfasb,3,
all
lon after she struck she fell over, and the fleg‘flit_,li •
The men
cargo out of her and strewed the 01°10 Cfi"9
men were saved, with the assistance ot shore;te
Guard, by means of a hawser passed to the eoold 21,
was dry at low water, no part of the earg° '0001"
saved, and they had not seen any land in the 005
The hull, spars, &c., are to be sold by auctioe 0:0,1 rig.°
d. ay next. About mid-day two other vessels stood Os so
into Chale Bay, a barque and a schooner 3:8 wssA •
thick they could not see the land ; not a luilltione'si
be lost, and the officers of the Coast Guard disebere
gun, but the roar of the waves was such thtt tbe yep'
scarcely a probability that the report wonl',l a0();s0
but the flash was seen, and the vessels save" r'ecl‘fhs;
minute and the schooner must have been a osia'vr--A
near was she that that the men on the beae-i-.013
rrh be P-
they could see letters on her stern. -1.7,e, 0003ehe 01,
covered with the fruit, and during vester's) ith "-$1,9
carts of all descriptions arrived in isTevvport pcbt
and one waggon-load. This being rather too 03 0,
police seized waggon, horses, fruit, and reen,,,'
Cy:
LOSS OF THE SIAM EAST INDIANAN, a 4. ;o'lo :at
MOT, OF NEWPORT, IN WALES, BOUND 0'
CUTTA TO LONDON.—This unfortunate Nre,,00033,•11
most valuable cargo, came on shore near
Lieheing,'oo
four o'clock yesterday morning, the weather wrj ; 31,0
thick. The last land they made was the Lif: ard,,,oto
was very little wind, and that from the no sore tekei
the swell so heavy that no boat could leave bet giPli
her, but three vessels were lying off reeeirt a se
from boats ; her keel and rudder were kn"" ne'' tY
drove ashore. A lad belonging to her was dr° Witjl
also a man from Freshwater. She is 0(3°1111'0re:t;
cliffs, and has twelve feet water in her holJ• ho
three vessels discharging cases of silk, COP