The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-20 00:00:00

t'' the Grand Duke (.1' TUSCANY has acted with great
sulrairanoittyittznair,dasibt,ll:veiagunfoqunate pers,ats engaged in the
them to traverse the country un-
14°Iest'd and to embark at I.:•glicln. About a hundred ( f
I...lletri had reached Mar.,.eille,, as will le seen from the follow-
acetunt in the Constitutionnel :--" The Post-office packet
4?tas, en her way from Malta, Naples, Civita Vecchia, and
or
1111.eorp, to Marseilles, has been drivut int) Toulon by stress
1101.
'tiler. Among her passer•gers were about a hundred
c:4n nfitgees. -with, After la-i..,:g down their arms, suc-
4in rahing the Grand Duchy of Tuscany. They are
11,35 e tan embaiked at Leghorn with the assent of the Grand
1-ckt; who was unwilling to give them up to the Papal
Ntithi.°litY• The Eurotas went on to Marseilles, and, on
bed that pert, the unfortunate refugees hoped they
444' ton
an tiSVIUM ; but they were immediately put
4:lisun aud, according to a Marseilles letter of the 14th,
1,-t Del been al!owed to have any communications beyond
;4Siteht a measure cannot be easily comprehended ; but it
tilt
3 Boat, in these days of disavowals, the Prefect has
ti4' that it would be most prudent for him to ask for instruc-
lt,,•4Nn, Paris, and, accordingly, set the telegraph at work.
i-341 at Marieilles that the insurgents who embarked at
th'iliklui havz been cast by a storm on the Adriatic coast., and
4btfellen itto the bands of the Pontifical authorities. It is
' d
4 140Ped that this report will not be confirmed." The
it,e Afarseiths says the imprisonment is only a
a4,,P°117 measure' and adds that the towns of
tt .qt`r, Cliateaurou x, and Loches, had been mentioned
111114"8 to which they would be sent to reside.
;3
i :,1.1,e el-114Y young men of the working classes.
ittdi4;ualBoutz had arrived at. Paris in improved health. I. md-
:Naii`e.l). after his arrival, the Duke DE MorsTrElisrEn wait:
1:41,11."11, and shortly afterwards the Marshal went to (.. t•
liq,,,`° Pay his respects to the KING and Royal Family,
,i
Ilittilitti.
t.
moot
attendedt from
Algiers,
gaieb
ri
sn,et Council, at which the KING pre-
t Xr, •
~ittal additional intelligence had been received by the
but a letter from Oran of the Bth
, roatains the following ;
ge‘neral rising - has taken place
sides by theAr
1ti0.4.4ee, as well as Lelia Maghrina, has daily combats b
to
LN&;All the outposts have been attacked in the hottestat
el- Rader is now, with considerable forces,
T/4111;a sixte'en leag ties from,, Oran. General Lamor-
itq rehed to his encounter.
i'lei ill later news, however, had been received
_'irtAne:t Place, which state that nothing new of any iin-
lti4l, "'I been received. Several of the journals
N-teh their comments on Marshal BUGEAUDS letters,
!t‘,i '5l of
%el, the Opposition consider. have greatly wea
tzlitie,
ultitsintstry. The Constitu, tonne!, at the close of an
t111:11411,,t sums up their misdeeds :--."The Government
t3tl,.canoa..„..B(nrY to turn public attention away from. tbhe,
i'',444 the immense. fault which it has committed )
k4t1,1, negolation • the blood of our soldiers,. for which it
iZo4ellhbalifet); Security
.drivnefinzwcaey for a length of time
lost; colonisation ren-
LStret:'re dittcuiter;lan'ewc° troops engaged; new sa.crifices.
OiBnileee'sary by fifteen months' shameful neghigence
\Nt4 le terrible accusation which weighs on the Cabinet,
L tilitrebNaches of the Marshal are grave, particulariy. be,-,
Itof. t'',4ee in accordance with the cry of public opt.nion.
lkslie istgiie journals publish intelligence from Otalibende
due!
1474,46,(11Pri1, which states that Capt. BRLATfI
~.•• 4f Cva, the islard to which the QUEEN had fled, in a.
‘:iiii ;4tkue• The following extract from a letter ap
/,7
4117, t i tp;-- •°lte, but no dates are given :
,Lti44,,-"glies of the English continue, and are daily bte-
yhtt,-r;e nienacin Admiral Hamelin has left o.tahe! e,
,iipi,tllt t),J4in the English, Admiral and negotiate with him.
Fil:h:,:i4,ltvterdendliberations it has been agreed that the
‘iltill'3ll Adentil* sonat..lronslsehatoll
ointatuetiute,reaanc(ti iiiiviilelosnalceortte.
6)•ettotate
t;ra,l,w.ill con
order to manifest the new and
k‘4,t:tilte' Of t'llie,ti-ni nations. A summons will next be
T,ti:i. the name of England and France, to Queen
11"-4 the `lntl of making her immediat.ely submit
stio.
111:)ra''• e event t f her resisting it, her., depom, .
, ..a. it.:Druelainied, and France will be at liberty tto
neew
kit
410'.0'es ia bringing her to subjection.
_II
1141401° virtue of this convention, to rule ovelVOataheite,
441. Hooch\'',by tiu Fends on Saturday
irt mile intelligence from London of scarcity of
were much depressed,
itsa rate of dis-
k k.'thal,,lnrearket, and the Bank raising
‘ll'ttlir 813 f. eipsenr Cen tisN.e 1
F • c per Cfoen t sc.a,sililaift. 8830fe.. ;2(11.0. r;
' qit: 8,..C. ; Bauk of France Shares, 3,3,65 ;LoSapna,nnisoht
1, 1.1)1. -Neapolitan, Spanish Fives, and ;dew k
Fl'ttr,.l.o•lsrl. and Orleans left off Pt 1,?2? lownPairtio.'lsafn.d;
zs IQ Rouen and Havre, 860 f. ;Avig
276,f.
25c• ;
rt INC 50e.; Strasburg and Bale,
I'll' ,a end 'Amiens, 620 f. ; Bordeaux, 6751. ;
iP„,,r411,,P4x, 595 f
4 ,ca "'mg - ' • f r the new lines:—
Northern,
14, rlot a are the quotations o .
~•,,,,,, 613 E and Cette (Espeleta), 514 f. ~..D.itto Titres De-
r ''t.4114 a. ", jelVe and Fecamp (Sellieries),. 547 f. 50e
I,IIL-'' 674Tignon (Talabot), 532 f. 500. ; ditto
.Titres.
G -‘O4), 6741. !goon
Paris and Lyons (Laffitte), 52.,5f. , ditto
!it,;4lieetif• ; ditto (La Pinsonniere), 50of. ; ditto
i'loe.; (I.; ditto (Messageries), 514 f.; d.itto. (Rosai3n3cl),
i.)t ctit,t itto
~ (Ardoin), 506 f.; ditto (L'Union), 5 f.;
‘1,q,54‘;
~Pefinitifs, 715 f. ; Strasburg (Ganneron)__
7A '',4tittl'afo (L'Este), 514; ditto (Aymard), . 512 f
',k(4te,ll)(lt), 502 f. 50c.; ditto Definitifs,..63tsf. , Tours
'
4N,te),4sekenzie), 520!.; ditetonti(Dro_uylla d), 504 f.;
n (K isaens), 504 f. ;
tk.4'sts'ft.sttt)' 41173fi a7t.;; Sarloamt•sQaund Nantes, Titres Defi-
it4„, k,i'q-IXE IN FOREIGN RAILWAYS AT THE
tNitgta' n'.ll, STOCK EXCHANGE, OCT. 18. 0
Vtaklknq :.. ; ...... Luxembourg . -
I,iN ,St4'tniiens.. 129 Namur and Liege 43/4
il,'lttNa!diterran North Jamaica
r.,,,' 17.4 i'6l'o4louse Orleans and Vierzon ..
Ot;jltel"Peleta) 2% Orleans and Bordeaux 12%
t Of g 11s)
.. OverYssel
1r461:11ip,,4k P4in .. .. Paris& Lyons (Laffitte)
?kia"'•• ...... Ditto (Ganneron's).
N''Sl' IN. Y "•• ..
..
...
214 Ditto (Calon's)....
ft 1,151.1 ..
.. • loy, Paris and Orleans--
3-9%
f4P,1,4,,113,, iut;e. ... - Paris and Rotten
y\llo4 "etrie . Paris and Strasburg
e .... . ... 4% (Ganneron's)
ti ttvtaof F ..... France Do. (Compte deL'Est) 2%
t,,/(1_( It 9) .. • ... " 61/ Paris and St. Quentin.
fN'iS7P4II:,s:S ....
3142 Rouen and Havre
i' ''rkitt4,l•44llll'4l4-fajll.e.ju.r..
.......Royal .1. - North of Spain.
VA Sambre and Meuse
*4lt,ls4iPit tPterl, „LYGns. Strasbourg and Basalen:
tAvtitkti-olengal 1% Tournay,Jurbisaes,seliti„
‘ Ill' ti'a" ..... dent, and la
7 At4igi'l'iand... Tours and Nantes
c 4414.., `ea ...... _ (Mackenzie's)
N kailltitii.in*. ....... NreDroon. aLne bfrrete',22a....
-vitritoii.e.:: —2!‘ West Flanders
t'ictttl.4-34arr FUNDS.—BHUSSELS, OCT. 18.
+Roth'', bebt 2l per Cent •• •••••• • • '• ' •
14,misehthes'Loan Five per Cent •••• • • • •
titrlbirty Millions, Four per Cent-. • •
itt:, A hree per Cdnt ••••••••: • • • • • • • • •
13Itt ThirtY-seven Millions, ditto ••• • • • —1
bitto, ditto, 1840 . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • . • 101 A
bitt°•ditto,lB'42...... ................ 103%
Iltki. b 4:3'4111C City, 1832
41730 k i 143 .... ....................:
.. 101
80
aNrs,
oeltz: iiiiT ........ . . . . . - - - 7
4, tiRT..,
, mi. n ~,lAN FUNDS.—VITNNA, Om 11.
4kr e''Qtit. „Meta11ique;.................. 112 U
i per Cent. ditto.. „ „ ................ - 1(7)00z
~,!,,174 d.itto. ..... .•• • • • ••••::• • • • :: 158%
tet?plo, 1839* :
..:
..
tit: Shares •
•• •• • • • • ••
• • ...
Ntars Loan :: :: :: :. . . •• •• • • •• • •
~..,ne -,,,,
RAILWAYS.
. 'n'thern or Ferdinand ............212
,N•l44,,hitz ... '
1+4,-"4----Aa • • • • • •" • • • • " , „ .... 125%
Ni;,°l•4 ... an
" " • • • • • • " • • :: : , ...... 120
'kilt 1"k-t•r • •:••••• • - - • • :: ...... •• • • 111%
t7ll '''F.t4',.tr)....• ••••••• • • • • • • • ......... 100th
"'lt .-4 .. • ** • • '-' •• • • • ..... ..... .. 101
ltUng. Pa: li: '' ' ' ' . • •
It, bt ‘lt ...._
Oak, 1/441,,..., wEST INDIA MAIL
'l,,t ': ,k4i;‘,.°N, MONDAY MORNING.—The royal mail
Ottliitiqck-Z, Captain Allan, arrived in the docks at
1,,,1/t.klltps, i'lu,T morning from the West Indies.
'ea,
t, 4 , 14,114`es she brings are as follow ;—Jamat .
05t. 26 ertira, Sept. 20 ; Trinidad, Sept. 22 ; Bar
1•1,),, Guk ; Grenada, Sept. 25
Oct.;St. Thomas, Sept.
~$-%tN1,1ei1tY,,t4,,, Sept. 15 ; Fayal, O 13.
It le 4 stew her Majesty's ships.—Sept. 17.—Her
',,t IYial forater Hermes and schooner Pickle left
lli ,I,Npat, fort-au-Prince (Hayti). At Port Royal
11;,4e Dap pr 4 ship Imaum. At Antigua—Her Ma-
-I'sh 4, t(tie•
!4,114 ipi t• Thomas's, from Northern Islands, on
l,,roittiwePternber.
t'l4t 14Y sailed from Grenada on the 25th of Sep-
t I,it 'of and and Gulf.
q4.`!s4l4' '-' -talgow from Grenada, on the 25th of
yt' 1'.1'1,4)1' ,Trinidaa
','',e,r ll„'„`-'haPrnan., left Jamaica, on the 15th of
~(avt, 4 Vlt6Vlagena and Chagres,
~i4a44•1/ ' TUE WEST INDIES GENERALLY .
itOett,,4tera 4.--There had been a great want of rain,
'll ‘°Yetl were Complaining that their crops would
kttillAvtlt, atigifo
,the dry weater continued longer, as
4,4 1.-.../t de Cuba.
~tt,4k ci, 8f was reported disturbances had taken place
t.ilteyth° t:: (I,3's before Packet, and an attempt made
;"'ktPal per' °Y the insurgents, who were repulsed,
'4 %4. Isoners taken-29 of them were shot af-
"ts k"ler
l'ZI!, ttt:441141 Point of view the state of the market has
titne ions4laleanged sines our last issue ; and the
kttliati%ttio,, r2f any consideration have been effected
4 41)44 under ar, rice, and codfish, which are par-
e, ly recrer their respective heads. We can, there-
I' rt
a general improvement in the state of
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,wule %Iv_ CTION.--WINDSOR, SUNDAY EVaElie-r
t,i.i'',11.4t1,1 to 1:1:88 on the part of Col. Reid and Mr. 0
_vge
01
r,t, f
ti 'very potraced, in consequence os I. teNt u tit% e electors having refused to make.
.any pTO-
- 111:dtte to. either of the candidates. Very little pro-
tt) ti, eri Lei 3 esterdav, it being market- day, and
rthe
tt'llt 3tillecipn,ig "gaged' in theirdifferent callings. The
Oit:i Pike - about the 3d of next month, and the election
t,',.,'lM lost 4 f s!._ t;!ie following Wednesday or Thursday. The
4,‘.111 rteoenlning a
1! 41.1,v 'r.debn Membervoi late committee wa! c
of Colonel Reid's committee,
It . N.. alendation of' Captain Bulkeley, of the Ist
1th"4.11, ky
Skittlf,w4
train CCIDENT. —Yesterday morning the
INgtht'ee ~, fr"rn London to this city was detained
C, 14 All ai;r6 by an accident at Brimscombe Port, near.
,St J eilirvi,e stone had fallen from a quarry on the line,
042 il, it,Forning in contact with it was upset, but_fit,r:
it4N,31,)"11', oe,urledY,was sustained by any person. A..
_f&asl
t.
ktoa±ilt,,l'Y the b'o ve believe the same train a %
4 c.a. iron, ursting of the tunnel of tlie boiler, th,e
t,_,liki, at,td
his'whieb struck the engineer, George Va,.e3.,
%oqi'ter ~0,. (-eath. The train, instead of reaching
, \t‘kl.'-.Qiouegesiat of
ten, did not arrive till nearly one
41k1tc,sItiN ii ''',Journa/ of Saturday.
§1410:'311'110 ,;(48e.---Uary Cattell, the so.i-disant
,itilty , w as etwni,ip .by the Lord Ma, or on 'e charge.
kit f,),.
.':ii)n S,,:tur.,.'y committed by
'lxrreri ' °am, as a disorderly person,
00.. ... 04 tier.her account to lie paid out of the money
his
Lanicl"kall'llie'.7t: