The Sun.
London, England, 1845-11-12 00:00:00

MEXICO.

Everything was quiet in Mexico when the Avon left, but
matters looked somewhat warlike. The troops (such as
they are) were being drilled and exercised from daylight
until dark, and guns have been mounted on every available
space. The appearance of the seven American men•of--war
at the Sacrilicios had, however, rather dismayed the
Mexicans. With the English, French, and Spanish, thee
are eleven altogether, and the fleet had somewhat an im-
posing appearance. The ex-President General Comalesco
and son, with the Minister of War, Bussandne, took their
passages from Vera Cruz to Havannah, to join Santa Anna.
This latter personage, it appears, is wonderfully getting into
favour again. 1. complete reaction has taken place, and it tit
he rci,ta':c:ft with
all his former houonrs.
There is no news of particular moment from the West
It4clia islands.

COURT CJRCULAR.
WlNnson, TUESDAY
The Queen, and her Royal Highness the Princess Auld
tus of Saxe Cobourg, attended by Lady Portman i!tt
Madame Angelet, tcwk an airing this forenoon, followed w.
another carriage by Lord Byron and Sir Frederic Stain.
Their Royal Hirlmesses Prince Albert, the Duke of Cant"
bridge, the Duke Ferdinand, and Prince Augustus, and !Ili!.
Serene Highness the Prince Leopold of Saxe Cobourg at_a,
Count de Jarnac, attended by Colonel Wylde on hor,ebacl
went out to shoot this forenoon, and returned to the Ca
stle
before two o'clock, owing to the rainy state of the weather.
e,
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince of Wales, Princ
Alfred, the Princess Royal, and the Princess Alice, Were
taken their accustomed ai tis mornin
Sir Henry Wheatley tookrings hish departure from the Case.
to-clay.

tle very unfavourable state cf the weather prevented O
rov, 1 party from leaving the Castle this afternoon.
Anne
"Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, LadY
Maria Dawson, and the Baroness de Speth, will join the
rosy
circle at dinner this evening.
The band of the 2d regiment of Life Guards fyet
was in at'
to dame during dinner. Her Majesty's private band a"
wards attended in the Castle,

Sir Robert Peel left his residence in Whitehall-gardens
yesterday morning, for Drayton Manor, Staffordshire.
t-
The Right Hon. Sidney erbert Las left town for 1/ 3"
shirr.

de Earl of Haddington has left town. also froln
Dispatches front the Governor of Jamaica, and dyed
the Governors of the other West India colonic, were rec
yesterday at the Colonial-office.

LLOYD'S SIII P PING.
LoNtooN, Nov. 11.—Wind this day at noon E., by N., 111, °I.
derat3 breeze and cloudy, with light drizzl--Arrd.ing rain at time"
DEAL, Nov. 10.—Wind S.W., squally. Aune t—
une;
Rigby, China ; Oriental Queen, Ratmay, Calcutta; "'
Key, HaVannali. ,cr Off'
PoaTsmount, Nov. 10.—Wind S.S.W. to W.S. 1, --1.. t.
port, Minorca, Singreen, Buenos Ayres, sailed 28th Auk
Lucina, Albrecht, New York for Stettin ; Totnes, ----n
OFF THE WlGHT.—Zenobia, Africa for Gottenburg.„,,ii*
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 10.—Wind W.S.W.—Arrd. liati
Hooper, Quebec ; Messenger, Stubb, Labrador. —.;
Bittsrot, CHAN-NEL, Nov. 10.—Arrd. Pleiades, Richebtwv-
British Queen, Dodd, Quebec. a Alba-
I Mills,
Nov. 1S
oderate. VFII —Arr • T., o•
tros, I,
Mills, Quebec. Sid. Victoria, Camithness, Monte 1 iu,e.
William and Ann, Cressin, Santa Cruz ; Doris, Towowitt
potbece ;
Sierra Leone- ;Gen ville, Touzel, Santa Martha ;
Lane, New York. Off port, Sisters, Laguna; Alicia, Queb
Ward, Chapman, —; Breton, , . j,iollt
—.
OFF THE MIZEN HEAD, NOV. s.—Maerer, Quebec ,
Coleman, ditto. r
Arra,
WATERFORD, Nov. B.—Wind N. to N.N.E.---40—

Hance, Halifax:
CORK, Nov. 10.—Sid. Rostellan, Jamaica. t•
CASTLETOWN, Nov. s.—Arrd. Leviathan, Boycroft,
John's, New Brunswick, and sailed, 6th, for Baltimore.,,i,n,
BOWMORE (Isr.A.Y), Nov. s.—The Dee, Kelly, from 'lti;s
which got on shore here 20th ult., got off this morning' acter
Caledonia, from Lochindaul to the Clyde, sprung
leaving the former port. and sunk off Port Ellen. OAP
SWANAGE, Nov. 9.—A large billet head, gilded, el as
of &out 600 tons, evidently knocked away by being
in
tact, was picked up near Peveril Point, 7th inst. a lealc,
t fron)
An arrival from-Lima, bringing dates to the 7th SeP-* Dalt
pOr
Lloyd's agent at that port, furnishes the folloiving
naval intelligence : Cot.
LIMA, Aug. B.—Arrd. her Majesty's steamer of vrer',,fith
morant, 6 guns, Captain G. Gordon, from Panama' 014
dispatches from the English governor for the admiral,e
bf
merchants' letters to the 17th June; the whole distann;io
this route, having been done in the unprecedented sbnrt uper
Fort
and
of 53 days. 9th. Arrd. French corvette,
24 guns, Captain Bermond, from Val
sailed, 11th, for the Marquesas Islands, to in'lig..yfer,
paraise, tbe
French admiral. 24th. Her Majesty's brig-eldoe,
Frolic, 16 guns, Capt. Hamilton, from Arica, in 6p,cikr
for Buenos
_Ayres, to join the squadron in the (%-ptein
29th, sld. her Majesty's brig-of-war Frolic, 16 guns, "-s'ind'
Hamilton, with sealed orders, but supposed to be fort he of.
wick Islands, to join the Admiral, Sir George S'sl/3Poloei
30th, her Majesty's frigate Fisguard, 46 guns, Capt.
for Valparaiso.
CAUTION TO MARINERS—SUNKEN ROCS.
front
LIMA, SErr. 2, 1845.—Maters of vessels roceeding‘wci
the Port of Pisco to the Chincha or GuanoPlslands, nod
give the N.E. point a good berth until the centre of the
of the
bears south, and then haul into their moorings abreast 4:blie
loading shoots there being a sunken rock about half a c"
aof
length off the ,N.E. point of the island, not laid down in
chart. bo°
NOTlCE.—Masters of vessels loading guano with the °fiver
at the Chincha Islands, are cautioned against throwing Bo
hoard ballast at they
loading anoras
be
t to
_A
CArmoN.—An master or masters permitting ba.t,,
thrown overboard in less than 12 fathoms water, Will be
the penalty of one hundred dollars.

COURSE OF EXCHAI
Amsterdam CF. 12 10i
Ditto, at sight l2 7
Rotterdam 2U. 12 11
Antwerp 26 15
Elamburgh M.B. 13 14i
Altona

Paris,3 days' sight 25 75
Ditto, 3 months 26 5
Marseilles 26 10
Bourdeaux. 26 10
Frankfort on Maine 1221
Petersburgh, 3Us —

GE.—(YESTSI
Gibraltar..... ••••••••• 30 15
Leghorn ......... 10
Genoa
Milan .......
Venice .... 591
Naples ....... ...... • ii3l
Palermo, per oz ..... • '53
_ ..

Lisbon .................
Oporto ........... 24
Rio Janeiro ......

Bahia .••••••••-•«•••••• o,

Buenos Ayies. ........
NewYork,2ldyesight
Philadelphia .........•
PRICES OF BULLIOIC r$ 9
Foreign Gold, bars..ks 17 6
Portugal Gold Coin 3 0 0
New Doubloons....• ° ci o
New D011ar5......... 4 111
, Silver in Bars °
A. 141
SOUTHWARK-BRIDGE COMP- eib'
A special general meeting of the Proprietors of the 5:011
wank-bridge and Steam-boat Pier Company was held :016
day, at one, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-stiffs
consider and determine on the propriety of selling t".„. itt
perty in question to the North Kent Railway ColliPs''
the purposes of a terminus.
Charles Price, Esq., presided on the occasion.
The CHAIRILIN briefly opened the business. He
for some time past several railway companies bad altebet,
deputations to wait upon the directors respecting the Pus—fio'
ing of the bridge. The directors had at last come to terolditiel
one, the North Kent Railway Company, and the c 0,," 011
would be learned from the report, which the secretary
now read to the meeting.
scLo.
The Secretary then read the report, the substance °'
WaP, that a negotiation had taken place between the Trill
tors of the Bridge company and Sir Isaac eft
Goldsmid and George Whitmore, Esq., on !bed e,
of the North Kent Railway Company, for the atit,,ent
bridge, steam-boat pier, &c., for the sum of 300,0."wfte
veral other railway companies had made offers sol'es
last, but some of them had abandoned their salt-140A;
others had fallen off. They (the Directors) had, and
at last closed with the railway company in question, ten
Directors recommended the proprietors to agree to tubs
proposed, namely, 300,0001., the purchase to be et'il„eelittS6
on the railway company obtaining their Act; the P"
inept
to be then at once completed. ,r aee
Mr. ALucurr moved that the terms of the abilf,
come to between the Directors and the North Kent 44._
Company be confirmed by the proprietors preset
thought it was a very good offer, and one that ougu
received by the meeting.
Mr. BELL seconded the motion. 14°11
Captain Gooveit inquired if any deposit was to be 4
the purchase-money. •a be
The CHAIRMAN answered in the negative, and set poi' I
lieved the tirectors of the Railway Company bad It° 01
at present to apply their capital to the purposes of the P
agreement. be ripe
Captain GROVER considered that a deposit ought w"Aeol'e
It hnd been done so in other cases ; in the cases of the '6OOll
Regent's Canal, the Andover Canal, and recent) be p'A
cross-bridge, on which 10,0001. was agreed to 101'4
Without some guarantee from the railway compaol' v;
decidedly objected to the confirmation of the agree° 0.0051
would be satisfied with five per cent. on the purchae:A ebe 4
let them pay down 15,000/. as a deposit, to be forfeitcgb
they fail in obtaining the Act for the Company thrf re fob!
neglect or omission on their part. He would therOceet.
a' an amendment that a deposit of five per
paid in the sum of 300,0001. as a guarantee.
Mr. CHAFFERS seconded the motion. (10,4'
A desultory discussion took place, in which the --,;gbiltoi
stated that the Directors were satisfied with the P,,Te.4001i
spectable character of the two gentlemen who rereot °,40
the Railway Company, and did not press the Paloci lymos
deposit, seeing that these gentlemen objected to it, Act
it was shown that according to the Registratioolp
Directors of the Railway Company had no power t°.
portion of the deposits of the shareholders for such „e
at present. a 05.
:
The amendment was then put from the cbaa 0.44
tived, and the original motion, confirming the reit,. e
Directors for the sale on the terms named, carried

Berlin

Vienna, effee. So 10 7
Trieste, ditto
Madrid 3611
Cadiz
kilbao
r arcelona
Seville

majority.
The meeting then broke up.

„iot CA'
SLAVE ABOLITION IN ANI-g•-I,IIOV.
Cassius M. Clay, whose printing office, ill °,7,t,ifo, -•
True American, a paper advocating the OL- te9,,,is
slavery was printed, in Kentucky, has POrnotiot 'of
number of citizens for having taken oseess`-- tote t
I?the 5 °
office by violence, and transported it into fact,A.,
Ohio. The parties charged admitted thenasterid,
taking and transporting the printing ;,sisOgio”
but justified, alleging that the paper was co
After #
the testimony had been closed, the 'I '
a.,
strutted the jury upon the law of the case. ,tioe.,;:fif
Thedefendants then asked the following inetriu-the J' as
I. That as the proceeding was quasi criminal he pe.i.iey
were the judges of the law and fact. 2. That the
have a right to abate a nuisance, and in ill; $ for '
to use just so much force as might be necessori de
purpose. 0°
The Court gave the first instruction asked tit legioll;
fendents, with the qualification, that althoughli.j.,¢ WIS
the jury were morally bound to decide accorelioc"
law given them by the Court.—The second ins ..
asked by them the Court refused. 000.-0'
The defendants then asked the following ins": its n' .
etc,-
-That if the jury believed that the True ills:h,olui.o,
a public nuisance, and could not exist in its the"t' tie',ft
Lion and condition without being a nuisance, oe Co"
dents were justifiable in abating it—which - I)e°
gave, and the cause went to the jury. by Of be
The definition of a nuisance, as give,ll u'ry 's°ooe
common-law writers, was then read to tuvo.o &waif
following terms :—A common nuisance is 'iiieli tey
against the public, either by doing a thing, II 0, or ocl
to the annoyance of all the King's sube,effion g°
neglecting to, do a thing which the 0' 0* °
ti oti°
requires.
After a full argument the jury, withoUt hes
gate a verdict of " Not Guilty."

t Pell
1,.$
THE ATTRACTIVE MAN (the title of tkepi; torsr
novel from the pen of Mrs. Troilope) appears 1":;,' per'fiter
comew the most popular of all the author's ct,tl,:er 11:,-,Ilf
works ; but in the present production of this e',.), e4L—rjts
there is evidently something that renders the 'lc: lairriteibe
attractive with the title. Notwithstanding the "7",csit °f t•
the preface, there can be little doubt that her P49,l'nectosA
lillearsois taken from an original, and a vast deal 0, %ditto))
been occasioned in certain circles, where everrapit t° '
h_
oannedsome enough or agreeable enough to leY c 0 0'
h IMPORTATION OF CORN AND CArf.. ; 0 fd;;l'
mortal to the Queen is in course of signature, .', trzeitot
rev;' ', her Mj.7;.:ty, Iv 0,(1,1, ill C;A:I,-to g`sof 10197,00
pui tattoo to core and cattle, iml i,-.-ci-y- deseriptioao goictoie
"ofman and beast," and "the abolition of all tO,:ree„,,,lF.'
whatever description, co tho.l3sosariet) a PA-
Port Telegraph,