The Sun.
London, England, 1845-04-03 00:00:00

DUTCH AND HAMBURGH MA

THE HAGUE, MARCH 29.—The answer of the Govengt
to the observations of the Chamber on the tariff, Vile
export, and transit duties, contained, among others, t 11"
lowing remarks ;
" From the observations communicated in the prepn3,
report of the central section, on the principle which 011 01)
form the basis of a tariff of duties for the Netherlan.st'i
other inference can be drawn than that the mai°
the Members of the Second Chamber who took part jade
discussion in the section agree, as far as the wants of t.i°1451
sent moment are concerned, with the principles adopt 70(
the Government and acted on in the tariff. On the whol% tbis
ever, the opinion or the majority of the Chambers gnu
of the Government is, that the system of protection but
departure from the principles of sound political econotni'e
that through long-continued observation, it has becoaiddso
cessary, which cannot be done away with at once. A lot,
change is the less advisable, because, in almost all the 00
with which the Netherlands have commercial relationaireir
principle of protection is the basis of their commercial
lation. ats
THE HAGUE, APRIL L —The accounts of the state ,„fiso
rivers received to• day, state that the water continued I'"Asi
and that, in consequence of the late storms, the dikes in, rd,
places have sustained some injury. The Rhine, at CIO
was, ou the 27th or March, at 19 feet 4 inches ; on the 2° 000
23 feet, and on the 29th, at 28 feet 10 inches, having
eight feet and a half in three days. feet I°
DUSSELDORF, MARCH 30.—The Rhine has risen 2 :AO
incises since yesterday, and is now at 26 feet 10 Istef:
Almost the whole of the west part of the city is under.
The Cologne steam-boats began their voyages
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Rhine fur this year on the 27th. The Dutch steanirtA
ts
Louis proceeded up the Rhine, and sailing vessels beV"
appear in the river.- 1/0
VIENNA, MARCH 20 —A sensation not to be describetifol4
been produced by the Imperial decree published the do,' of
yesterday, which abolishes the punishment of the Plots
except in the case of crim.nals sentenced to death.eytlf
new relaxation of the rigour of our criminal laws is t
to the honour of the Emperor. The enthusiasm and
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ment of the public to his Majesty increases daily, ,
more so as it is known that a new criminal code has flee_
in preparation, and that the Emperor thought fit nilent
was promulgated to abolish the punishment of the P
which has long been objected to. failed i
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BERLIN, MARCH 23.—Our negotiations with Deri-sailr
the regulation of the Sound duties have hitherto ~.600.
success, not so much through the independent oPelods;i
that little kingdom as through the supp.fft which It. et ti
the great Powers, all of which, however friendly 'II (100,
matters, cannot bear the idea of seeing Germany indericst;
united, and powerful. England fears that it Wad 007
considerable part of its commerce if this restriction to
trade of the Baltic were removed.
.3 her. SO
CHRISTIANA, MARCH 21.—Hopes are entertained
a very necessary reform in the representation of °talc, en,
abroad will be made as speedily as possible, for we 1447-
vinced that foreigners will never look on our countrYL,edets
and independent state so long as it is represented by
BRESLAW, MARCH 20.—The official paper of G°later.sod
announces that " Count Von Ainem, Minister of the op 10
with the approbation of his Majesty the King, PirLele
the journal, called the Vaterlandsblatter, published at
in the Prussian dominions."
The Dusseldorf Journal observes, that the paPe.,.401%
bited is that in which Rouge last appeared, by pub''
it his letter to Bishop Arsioldi.
•
His Royal Highness Prince Albert has selltvisbel
nation of 2.51. to the Royal Society of Musicians,„,
hundred and seventh anniversary festival will be celem
DOI
to-morrow. di io
Lord Southampton, one of the stewards 01 - otKa
in aid of the funds of the Metropolitan Benefit °ilia ,Air
Asylum, has presented a very handsome donation, of p;‘
Lordship likewise consents to become a vice-potr°,4ooo7
most excellent institution, at which Lord Robert LI IA
will preside. ing
GAME.—We have much pleasure in stat• .0
the occupiers of farms under the Duke of Bedford, besimsea
privilege of destroying rabbits, have now permission ;,.001:1,
down the hares. We have, further, the best possible:atifeS,
for believing that his Grace has turned his most an....,'°0011
sideration to the general subject of game preset-6DV
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Press.
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BIRTHS.
the Isdl
At Somers-street, Oxford-terrace, Hyde-park, `deN
the Rev. W. F. Rawes, of a son.
Ou the '2sth ult., at Edinburgh, the lady of G• Ait
son, Esq., of a daughter. h Jeff
On the 29th ult., at Bayswater, the wife of John tad,
Stone, Esq., of a son.
On the 30th ult., at Harrow, the wife of Thomas
EOn sq., of a son. tbS
the 30th ult., at Little Oakley Rectory, Esfielc'
of the Rev. G. Burmester, of a daughter. n. note,
On the 30th ult. at Warren-point, county son. ar
land, the lady of Richard Trueman Usher, Esq!, o,l"nlycer"
On the 30th ult., Mrs. William Ellis, of Pore' r 01
race, Paddington, of a daughter. DOW*
On the 30th ult., at Chigwell, Mrs. Edmund C
rirl4
a daughter. thet.'
On the 30th ult., the lady of Charles Farebro•
ti
S.C.L., of New Inn Hall, Oxford, of a son. f
On the 31st ult., in Queen Anne-street, the ladle •
A. Moore, of a daughter. joilo
On the 31st ult., at Carlton-road, Tufnell-Parl4 Of
Mrs. W. H. Coote, of a son. s(1•1
On the 31st ult., the wife of C. R. Tyerinall'
Gresham-street, of a daughter. ;f8 of P.
Ou the Ist inst., at Torrington-square, the IV.-
L. Drew, Esq., surgeon, of a son.
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MARRIED. Total Ste*jci
On the 29th ult. at Egliam, Surrey, Philip. 00 goo,
Majorybanks Goldney, Esq., to Sarah LotlisaLeiaie
daughter of the late Captain Payne, of the 7th 0
Royal Fusiliers.

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GeOn nertahleclhBrtihstouplhte.,raFt
argaaun, Lower
,aged6BP.yrenees, France' $ )t.
grs'
On the 22d ult. at liaison's-green, Fulham/ iit•
Boileau, aged 80. '
On the 28th ult., at Re ent-s uare, Sarah, of
Richard Keys, Esq., aged 79. (1
Ar iss• if of
On the 27th ult., at Newbury, Berkshire, B. —' thi4e 14' °
On the 28th ult., at Newry, Ireland, Anastatiat
_4O,
Captain Henshaw Russell.
On the 28th ult., at Richmond, Surrey, Joseph
Esq., aged 87. ,ir 0110'
On the 29th ult., at Lower Clapton, Mrs. ,-.11 rdoll,
On the 30th ult., at Brighton, Dr. Theodore ° 00
puty Inspector-General of Army Hospitals. .kt sell
On the 31st ult., at Stoke Newington, Frederic ow
son of Lewis Burnand, Esq. Cetbi‘h
On the 31st ult., at Maida-hill, Adelaide Rose
—..e.
daughter of the late Captain Hugh Cathie.
_....--- relict

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