The Sun.
London, England, 1845-05-12 00:00:00

DECREE BY THE MEXICAN
GOVERNMENT.
Office of Committee of Privy Council for Trade,
Whitehall, May 10, 1845.
Sir,—l am directed by the Lords of the Committee of
Privy Council fur Trade, to transmit to you, for the in-
formation of the merchants trading with Mexico, the
inclosed copy of a translation of a decree published by
the Mexican Government on the 22d February last.
I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
(Signed) J. It'GREGOR.
W. Dobson, Esq., Secretary to Lloyd's.
•
(coPY.)
Department of Finance.
Section I.—His Excellency, the President ad in terial
of the Mexican Republic, has been pleased to address to
me the following decree :
Jog Joaquim Herrera, General of Division and Pr esi-
dent ad interim of the Mexican Republic, to its
habitants.

Know e,
That the Natioynal Congress has decreed, and the Ex.
ecutive sanctioned, the following:—
lst.—That the contribution of one per cent., imposati
by the second article of the decree of the loth of March,
1843, on the transit of money from one department l 6
ie
another, is no longer to be collected, and therefore t
articles 42 of the decree of the 11th of July, 10th of the,
decree of 28th of December, and the order of the 33 al
April of the same year, relating to said contribution" are
rendered null and void.
2d.—The forced loan decreed on the 15th of Mal
1843, ceases.
3d.—The extraordinary contribution decreed on t"
21st of August, 1841, also ceases.
4th. The Executive will propose, in the second 01°I)th
of the second period of the ordinary sessions, the reagt;
ner and terms on which the parties have paid the
or part of their quotas, by virtue of the impoats' alitiu‘sj
to in the 2d and 3d articles of the decree, may beroe
imbursed.
PIETRO F. DEL CASTILLO, President of the
Chamber of Deputies.
JOSE R. MALO, President of the Senate.
JOSE GUADELUPE COBARRUBOASt
puty-Secntary.
J. JOAQUIM DE ROSAS, Senator Sid t1r1..:
, an
Therefore, I order it to be printed, publisheo•
culated, and duly carried into effect. rorn 'eat
Given in the Palace of the National Gnee"
in Mexico, on the 22d of February, 1845.
JOSE JOAQUIM DE
And I communicate it to you for your Oda"—
God and Liberty.
ECHENrm--
Mexico, Feb. 22, 1845.

THE YARMOUTH CATASTRnP" '-
MEMORIAL TO SIR J. GRALI.A.g. n the
YARMOUTH, FRIDAY NIGHT.—On Friday aftern7%, the
inquisition impannelled on the bodies of the suffer loses
foes
late calamity was convened to sign a memorial to 5,r
Graham, of which the following is a copy go'
"To the Right Hon. Sir James Graham, Baronet. bee
-
jesty's principal Secretary of State for the
o°l, Dr
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partment. n t°,
"The memorial of the Coroner and jury intPla- !nob',
ascertain the cause which led to the death of certain 'ye of
tants of the borough of Great Yarmouth, in the coo
N
"Showeth, necitiel
"That on the 2d day of May instant, a fearful
occurred in Great Yarmouth, in consequence
whi
ch %IP j
of seventy persons lost their lives. roes. e'
" That your memorialists assembled for the P,a;reitons
holding an inquest over the bodies of the deceaseo per it
and have proceeded in their investigation, but tbei ,iusioSb
present been unable to arrive at any satisfactorY eaa:timeis,
because no evidence has been adduced before them to
',wren.
what state the bridge was at the time the accident oc'whirls
" That in consequence of the great excitement steel
exists in the town and neighbourhood, and of the allAur str,
reports in circulation as to the state of the bride, wogs
morialists considered it absolutely necessary that thel„rekia
have the assistance of some scientific practical ellgi-oncls:
order to enable them to arrive at a just and pro Peer were"'
sion ; but the Coroner having no power to Psi r yral
our
to be incurred by the employment of such engineee've
memorialists addressed a representation of the circtusitg tbas
to the Town Council of the said borough, reques".. for
body to authorise the employment of an engine°
purpose before-mentioned.inn.t
"That your memorialists have received a final co000;1:Ad tire-
tion front the town-clerk of the said borough, 8,001741011
the Town Council, at a meeting held on the Stli
declined to comply with your memorialists' rogues"
hi ss•
was not in their province to do so. that
be
" That your memorialists are still of opinion
assistance of an engineer in their investigation. is 0.0014,_.,''
tively called for, because they not only kflOW it sjoh
satisfactory to themselves and the public, but theio'do;
lieve the publicity which would be given to 111,,ce .
might be the means of preventing the roar.- be
frightful a catastrophe. s it.
" your memorialists therefore pray, the. you
pleased to order a practical civil engineer a to $
order 13a"
your
hermemoralists as early as possible, in thera 01
them in prosecution of their painful intls:4oo. ou
being any fund at the disposal of your Inel9tanf such ail.-
which the expense attending the emplornea"

neer can be defrayed.
" And your memorialists will ever pre., ke-
" Great Yarmouth, May 9th, 1345. Cor°ner' arS,
w m s
„
• S. noev,
" Samuel Palmer, Foreman ; JosePu Withal 010,
Edward Garrod, G. B. Palmer, James Pratt, ~,ittor,
John Fenn, Charles Barber, Williatn
Davey, James E. Laws, John Norman."
whiCh tb.
at
rve
In consequence of the very short noticegoo
were convened, there were some necessarily a" the
meeting took place between five and six o'clock 11'
Hotel, the mail leaving at the latter hour. tot frr,..
The Foreman stated that he had received e,feelittini
Mr. Wilshere, expressing his surprise that no on usibe'
to him or Mr. Rumb)ld, and offering to contribute.. alb
to any fund that might be raised for the widows ell he I's
of the departed sufferers. The Foreman also sal ons..„,
written to several Members of the House of CA2notp
solicit their interference, by pressing on the Go"ert.o.
desirableness of acceding to the prayer of theme lba
the necessity of a full and searching inquiry int° rtbSO
circumstances of the accident.
Nothpinrogeeinedoiluig.r
such a opinion would be more satisfact°l

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CMLE ANNA TIIILLON.--Wre 13- 1:1 ii 3 -13 ..
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contradict a statement which has are ecitigOtee.h
the Sunday papers to the effect that this doe
daughterhi of Mr. Hunt, the vocalist--1/
gentlynsii,oth
T lion is not in any way d that the " ~o9t
relate to „„ 40., ,
The authorship of the beautiful line0:";,,0 r, a
of •ir John Moore was claimed by half-0,414,-- I)o9;rittri
and we believe the authorship of " Cecil' ba the 10111,ur
propriated by as many. Whoever losl ~ TV c-ii i',;
however, no one denies his great talent- 0 live010)e-,
• Self" (says a new critic) is that it contlissopeeo a ao
traiture of aristocratic English life. It Tit!, life,Anolitir;
appore. ism
jviti.
every character now taking a part in Pswioly, t,"„rsztc4"
cusses with wit and humour almost very leadinge'" 50",.;
and sounder and better qualities of the oh jetlie'
of the age. Perha it deals a little too Ill,of 01, IV,
and points too strongly to individaals, P'" jess;feh"
still living, and some of them only reeestiLst sliftojr t°
in too many cases the satire is only. tile ' ,ort''' •
merited, and in others it is not sufficientlY J
give just cause of offence." ref
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BIRTB-8. •Of it• '',llte'. J•
On the 42d ult„ on the Continent, the la)
ii, dAst,loe.
Esq., late of the Royal Horse Guards (1310)gt. Job°
On the 7th inst., at Wellington-terrace,
Sop.,, fliili?
the wife of GorMeaden Esq ,of 3 s°ll' Of 1‘ Of '
On the Bth singe, the lady of ii. Still, EST„' ladi 00'
On the fith inst ~
in Del,onshireplae, Ow ~ ota,,dcl
Augustus Browne,. Esq., of a daughter. poncil'i•6sl".
On the 9th inst ,at Hll-street, Viscount° jag °
, f,
Solly, Esq., of a son. isfille;•;,o
On the 9th inst., at St. Heleres.place, the
MARILIED. ~,,,v south 'to .1;(1,,
01 the 9th of January, at Sydn.eY,_.:Gepertl;lol,l'
T;o Walker,
Esq" Assistant .7ortin IWilla-rtori I'' ~ ~ f,
ur ii, eldest daughter of 'I hcinas
Deputy Commissary-General. die P,,liejjor,
~,,b,bire, (01 0,
Ou the 7th inst. at Sudbury, Daubl,, canon,Vern°
Frederick Anson, inst.,
of Sudbur•y, anur 41,0 re .
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to Caroline Marie Vernon, eldest dauglite v
ot.C'tt
V/.1!;D• ker, 17)41504* il .01
On the 3d inst., at Dublin, Henry
town, J.P., and D.L., of the county of Carlon of gr' oft
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On the sth inst., W. W. Odell, onlY °'
• f,l"4r
Griffin's-wharf. CO
On the 7th inst., at Pudding-lane,
eldest son of T. Tanner, Nvwood, Surrey.