The Sun.
London, England, 1845-09-16 00:00:00

(',-,i ~ b the dimenlty 'of devising guarantees
e!the maioLance of the undertaking, after its
teb,tioiti.r,ada:
ofa Satlriel tityhe undertaking,
lar'oetheir part in ita construction (a
.matt.er of singu-
,,t. ,aea'..Y, la reference to their jarring
It.
ceattiir, a that an in? interests and
jaisl'hhoighAhrooualdd have,open
mteres
fa_
itr. tosule relations as members of the great European.
.i'lliations) it is not easy to determine. But it is very
fan't republic of: Central America has shown
im.'akat all the negotiations which have been entered.
etTethllB. this . affair, since she first sprung.. into,
liberality,
'eke, a degree of foresight, a spirit, a
thlll'al to sink minor considerations connected withpoliti-
ht:e"nt, in All enlightened appreciation
inof the enormous
It ' she must derive from that sacrifice future,
.whichso
tl,e:4()Bt eStablished and best administered monarchies
it
..e4tern hemisphere might have imitated with signal
iri ''t
" advantage. Guatemala will take rank among the
s, set States which have formed a true estimate of their pre-
e citifies and interests, amidst internal distractions and
'ltotaal troubles.
The
L announcement, in our commercial intelligence of
-.tardo
{ern - evening last, touching the
0 the Pacific Steam Navigation Company and our
conclusion of a contract
e rinnn for the conveyance of the mails on the west_
eels
of America, between Valparaiso and Panama, and
, 11l Panama, across the Isthmus, to Chagres, thereil
''o transfer, them to the Vest India Royal M
mPanr, virtually involves nothing less than the
isatio'n of the great problem we have alluded
"; of approximating the moat, distant islands of the Pacific
A,llll6l:eat SoutherriP^eans, and the remotest shores of Western
j,7nta and Asia to Great Britain ! Without even a
:41 -la road of Roman-like solidity and vastness,' or the more
bighway of a canal, or the stupendous. bu
t cart chargeable auxiliary of,
.a iailway, here are
tritiishle combination of great investments •of private
11 eaPital, and a few
of arrangements neces-
larY to make the sacrifice of a
to to both • '
interests
powerful commercial rivalry
into _ . parties, a fusing :of antagonistic
is
, a cemmunity of purpose, and a settlement' of the details
411sPensable to be organised for the successful working of so
14111:441)1e an undertaking ; and, be ! the daydream of
an
sanguine the most purely theoretical speculations on
thejanction oft wo oceans is as to the transmission of letters,
%alttkitire and the lighter kinds of
l. out ceremonial or notice to the world 'at large-
merchani se accomplished,
The
tl,l:4etouh American Government not only acquiesces in
de„,.,)_'et,.and the Mode of its execution, but invests its ":
410' ''., "vers in the shape of incitement and reward, with rare and
hie.ripe-I rsea.inilaalbrelesPirdie:ile!ocees.
aaTioonatihiz who are connected eith_ear
or by correspondence o'ft h
lathe onoitlile or official nature, with China, with Australia, ''':-Illi-
kifol-11 with the remoter islands of the Indian Ar
ta4 'an the South Pacific; tbe mighty and opulent nor
Zs.weetnns which they could hitherto hope neither to visitonly
.. lannicate with under many weary months, and ister-
/48 PrOttacted .roy__ _
a evs, across stormy seas, the
timeho .___
eicleaPtusage 'Ape Horn, and the loss of
to 'bile
tliet to the great soothing usually needfaleeasts
of
ciii,4 run, prior to shaping a course along the
to
Peru, will
eltg
be avoided, save only
still
i ks of our ran!
which
4 • -•-..- ar commerce, must, of course, _
_er
4/ted by the ancient sea route first tracked
Britain.
as to the bulky
The gatars of
.Spain and Portugal, Holland and Bn
--
and the e°.11`,..
biliatioenntpletion of this contract,
of the Paeluc
kali, 11,,,as to its admirable purposes
India. Royal .
com-
e its
and the West 1
. Paine; We
disposed to regard as an event. of Insto-
d by side
illlicatill ktihlre.ll as IniteTeanfe importance, to be ranked
i:t--iele .reiga
of k , eJunetion of our rival India Companies,.
Geographical
oltiTi'lg WlLLirtal 111., or that of the North-West sci ~,,,°4's Bay Company, under GEonGE
commercial
liroe,..' ' Ludo human civilisation,
beneficent coese-
est with the
mill,
Ilii, " ' are equally interested
''' that must assuredly ensue from this
the
It la
fair
is to throw upon us a
Taw
of et in the Tory journa.
When
auspicious event.
the friend .
the ~-•141 eonauon sense, and shows himselfhoimd. When Sir
14Y taiderending the men of their own
in duty choice.
of
kpbruPle, We praise him, 9•8
we observe the.
1111;:itV lIREL
.brings in a good
measure
to be more Joy
tier tille, remembering that thit
,one repentant sinner
Not so the of gTorY
ci• need no repentance.
days -
than ought
palmy
N. now
over ninety andbi nineoted
et'llie that would restore the P
that happily .n ~
tryptio
misrule, and
41,1.„, n and Tory
unbelief in their
th ',lll only the "remnants
sympt°rne of hat the idol,
4:t41,4 010 of their elect shzweity of a broken faction..
perfection of
to perceivehe t
hi(rt,il4 or have the sagacity adored
1N,4 4tY years ago very
repairs, he is
ill 'Y'
i 3 now in a without• timelyiendid
talents and
440444 to pieces_ade, dilapidated condition, condition, and
and all
Lhis hsPand State are con-1
Iligh .%las a e
Cullre.
Great rejoicing took
and Ro
ne
sa
that
tv(-;ltito crimes. Westminster, an
everything
lsrt:il'irations for the safety of
ctm was driven from
Captain was everyt
ha Was
'd
t°
his place. The Cap
_. lace when Genemn-
gallant,
Ita,
He
was
he
ittai teat and good.
skilful in his manoeuvres,
of
tolitgtbtrillward, he was s'LL-
d the worthy electorsent,
lvt 'e old General by surprise, an .
for their judgment,
8441114
• d to the skies
Radicalism to the true
144. d• Were praise
from
enduring
kiiti ionetion, and their return .
t is not more
ateoneal faith, But, alas ! popularity
lords than
d noble
aaw, g high born ladies an breeze, in fact,
—ll%
patrician .
13 rr s the low vulgar. The
flied before it have
lot 'hckle, and the parties who are ea
d the other qua-
lities 'l6 excuse of ignorance, low birth, an
Cap-
tti,, „Wlltdl theY uMially attribute to the plebeian. race.
and gives
a nous is admitted to be a man of fair abilities, 1
,e,-
.y general satisfaction
Cap-
Yet the Post ' to his constituents l
of a parties,ake a
of this morning', be he happened to m.
!ensible speech the other cause
agricultural not
meeting
gtheir
14thu.nison With its crotchets day_,
an
foul of the man of
of
, thus falls
Member
p.',ee. •-•••" A very gallant sailor, who is also a talk-
-I_`,rn.asnent, and a Very foolish one, has been
Suffolk,
‘4l,rit,li:ti a wild and nonsensical strain at a meeting in
0-
Intt.l was presided over by a noble relative, who is a Ilr
~,
144
.t land, We took no notice of this nonsense when it
free-trade
Joarni%alten, but now we must do so, as we find the. ,
it is a sixteen
Nick have Seized on it, and tell their readers
~
1„ ukr co • have - This is no comp'
-snt te 1:, noEN might spoken.
It is very
iremiti fir' Comanat" This is very ungrateful. . .
~1
not l'
i5t,,,,..e' too, because it shows that these Tory bigots will
but
tia, , "'" to reason, and that
from their society all
the 44-out statesmen of the day, represented by such
ilfr inolinaries as the Duke of NEwca.s-ri.E., the Earl of
ellasta and the Earl of Ronatat They are in fact doing
411
tile
' • this
we Gaye no to !educe the party to a state ofnonentaty, To
),), "'",e no objection ; but we must protest against a system
interests
el. ll:hich honest men are calumniated, and the best
„: the People sacrificed for the benefit of a monopolising and
wealthy dans.
13. Y the Royal Tar steamer, which arrived from the Penin-
-4111„, a at Southampton yesterday, we have accounta from
%ibraltar to the 6th and Lisbon to the 10th instant The
intelligence is not important The Queen of PORTUGAL,
..lekonipanied by the BING CONSORT, left the capital on the
Id for Thomar on a visit to COSTA CABRAL, the Minister of
ithe luterior, who has a magnificent seat and large landed
sPertY in that beautiful district, perhaps the finest in all
,„,_ellngal. As royal progresses are becoming fashionable, and
Zen to be encouraged, it is only proper to let Donna
'Aka tia. GLORIA have her share of the merit The Diario
do G .
~, Goa gives the following account of her Maazari's
,01.
ti:• age up the TaguA :
:On Wednesday last, amidst the roar of cannon from all
'kips of war in the Tagus, the QUEEN and RING CoN-
,,_lt/ ellibarked. from the royal dockyard in this city, on board
';tol:erceira steamer, and proceeded up the river to Villa
11:‘1, en their Way to Thomar, to honour with a visit the
It'aister of the Interior. On arriving off Villa Nova, her
Ct',4, 43111- Was visited on board the steamer by the municipal:
di'kiatid other authorities of the place, who presented ais
th thilteatiliag, of course, the most loyal sentiments. On
was
1 She arrived at Santarem, where the same scene
aet,„„
t out by
lam i74' On the following day the royal party s.e .
were arp4kanrilbuga, where, ' according to the Dtarto, they.At
eartatajtibv"i with enthusiastic demonstrations of
MAJESTIES
the visited ;Ce,lleXt stage of their joumeY,
their
Mdonation.
At Santa), "ePital, where they left a handsome . ,
_o
.a
the aa,,,--eill they were received, according to the Dhtaorsie ~.1
Bien
went
071; btrilliant manner. A numerous part.ytoof
the town,
iiiiieh +,, ° meet them, and escorted them into ,
h erected
tot the "'ey entered under a superb triumpha a
levee, and
artertraaccasi,„ °it Next day her MAJESTY held .
autho-
titiee ,2" admitted the principal civil and 'unitary
'''' the honour of dining with her."

,411 eitraordinary;eg
the Gran
f
The 114W43 very fully attended, took place on the 10th inst.the
Grand Council of Berne,
nrvi7er IlEnUAns, who represented the Cantonh at the
kilith tet addressed the Assembly, and stated t
%alld ~a(I induced the Executive Council to convoke the
tke
haq i:ouncil. The continual attacks of the press, he a:_d,e
torlAd fore
the Regency to demand if it was worthy of h
t,4604114
Irtlll aellt'ofpttlition,
People. By the convocation of the G. ranusd. could be freely expressed, and the chsc -
Niti %Id show the real Position of the country. The pro
4 „°lls that were to be brought before the Grand Council
ththat
there'le revision of the Constitution, would prove
are
asstawa3 no desire to remain stationary. They
like ' under o 1
x 'leads :—.l. The situation of the canton
ItY 4151'1,,,1' 2- Tiu strong opposition existing in the co.mn-
tr • 3' The vices of the Constitution. 4. The adintrus
Rive
t, Th acts of the Government at the present critical moment.
And
t. The terldeneY to Popular associations Which exists.
Ithizh'ilinarchy
4 of the periodical press. After
ecl to no Jr..,
-air, other speeches,
the Council adjourned till next day.

We h
li4ftv ave account; fron--.737'----4idaule Bth inst. Genera'
the
lit *l'•4 Wati expected to arrive in the capital about
t_ e
14%
0414 the UEIZT, kith her mother and sister, on h
peia r 15th. ~,
The Gazette publishes ( lice kiniste
income-tax through,-
Ait the I. rto thecollectors of the
ccoru-
illg h, tTaingdom. On lands, the tax is to be takenda
as
re.
instructions .from the
Rkri% e )3et profits from agricultural produce ;an
l ions,
4tt, cclttraerce, according to the profits in trade, professions,
) 110 s_ .
It does not aP
peer
47014 Lue income-tax of this country.
llti,eb al these instructions that any irnpOrtsint modifications
Co t11:41/16 light, and probably will yet give some env-IV--
4%4 tstl
Illade in this tax, which is viewed in the
imosttmuenar
little ac-
taet,- gander NauvaEz. The Spaniaas are
inland
Provitgtited taxation for •State purposes, and hi the
keg ~..", raore especially, it will meet with strong resiet.-
tokbe ~o~The following decree, creating the mother of Genertala
11%,11:74 a Peeress, appears in the Gazette :—" Wishing
he
1111:11 til,,etneillory of the illustrious General CoRDON't, w,
tkittl ;111 'ea in chief at the battle of Mendigorria, which into
I fate of the_throne and count and taking
rY)
. .
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