The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-09 00:00:00

Piatns was not the sin of tile operatives. The
persons who first forgot the real object fbr which
he tells us the constabulary were appointed, and
Who taught the police to forget it too, were
the middle and upper classes, and, last of all, Sir
JAMES GRAHAM. They it was, who, forgetting
that the civil powers were appointed for the pro-
te.wetion of the lower classes, taught them
•that their proper business was to assist
in coercing them, devoting the rest of
.t4eir.labours to the protection of the property
and persons of the rich. Doubtless, as a con-
stitutional doctrine, nothing can be more correct
than the statement of the Learned Judge; but
in practice it has long become obsolete: A
S4cretary of State has pitted. the . con-
stabulary against the operatives; and the
Universal cry now is, that the working
classes find, instead Pi protectors, inveterate ene-
mies in the police. They allege, and we fear not
untruly, that more constabulary solicitude is ma-
nifested for a rich man's dog, than for the life of
itu industrious artisan or small shopkeeper, each
the father of a helpless family.

We.bave the Journals of Madrid and Barce-
lona of the 30th of August. The Patriote of
Madrid says that the statement of the Eco del
':joninaercio, that the Ministry has it in contemp-
lation, to organise a secret police fbr Spain, is
:fit!se."The bands of Estramadura and La Manche
still keep the field; they get recruits from the
.12'111 comrades of Pidillos and Orejita. The
`Spanish
Journals call on the Government to
luk efR
cations measures to put down these
bandits..l7 The Madrid. Gazette of the 28th pub-
m*hes,the following circular, which the Director-
General of the Customs has just sent to the In-
tendents in the provinces
h
•,!i In order to put an end to the frequent doubts
Which are raised in Custom-houses open to foreign
jtaportation respecting the admission and forwarding
(5e goods Which have a mixture of cotton in then',
the Board, seeing the embarrassment and the injury
Tcaused by them to honourable merchants, 'and to the
reasuiy, have decided—
" That notice shall be given to all hands of th
said Custom-houses, that in consequence of the add e
-
tional article of the law in the customs, now in force,
all goods with a mixture of cotton, the importation of
which 'was authorised by the old tariffs, and by the
special ordinances published up to the 9th of July
last year, shall continue to be admitted, in the same
manner as those are to be considered as prohibited
which were so at the same time.
?" The General Board makes this communication to
..,!14.1s st) that you may immediately forward it to all
„l•fie 'Boards, and have it published in the official bulle-
unit of the provinces, for the information of the mer-
chants, ece. &c.
:." A. FERNANDEZ DE GAMBOA.
Nadrid, Aug. 20, 1842."
Th

,Right of Search question, the corn-
e 1 relations of Belgium with Germany,
atad the Eastern question, form the principal
16 Pies of remark in the French Journals.
fThe Constitutionnel is quite out of temper with
~X..ngland for not succumbing to the blows of the
,-;nartists, the Affg,hans, the Chinese, and, more
terrible than all, the threats of little. Monsieur
Tu.ttas. The substance of our Gallic Contem-
be Porary's complaints of "perfidious Albion" may
summed up in the pithy query of the Irish-
woman, addressed to the bed-ridden consoler of
her third widowed affliction, " Arrah, why don't
die my jewel?" The Constitutionnel proves
st logically that, according to the rules of
:!ALEN, HIPPOCRATES, and all the distinguished
lelnbers of the faculty of medicine, England
ought to have died long ago ; and yet, instead
of having done so, and composed herself de-
Bntly; in her grave by the side of Carthage,
" abylo; Imperial Rome, and Venice, the
Queen, of the Adriatic," she shouts free-
dom in the ears of the sable sons of Africa, and
engages the United States to co-operate with.
her in;aholishing an inhuman traffic, dear only
to avarice and revolutionary France! No ; Eng-
land is. not dead nor dying; and therefore the
II
Editor of the Constitutionnel may save himself'
the trouble of writing her epitaph. French po-
liticians are not over-ambitious of being laughed
at 3 nevertheless, insensible as Englishmen gene-
rally are to the charms of humour, there are few
of them who will not laugh at the extract from
the .COnstitutionnel, given in our Foreign Sum-
hary really 'a gem in its way. Neither
e Cligkvari nor Punch has published anything
equal•tO',it.. What new perfidy in perfidious
Albjuil.nOt to give up the ghost when invited to
do ,
so accomplished a master of ceremonies
the':Court of the " 6iug of Terrors" as M.
THIE*S! It is indeed a crime not to be forgiven by
the aQcredited organ of the ex- Minister. But the
truth:is, France begins to grow ashamed of her
IllondOtt upon the Right of Search question.
There4a something so shuffling in first pro-
P°Binethat treaty, and forcing it upon the adop-
tkm or Austria, Prussia, and Russia, and after-
-IVards refusing to ratify it, that nearly every man
4 Prance, with the exception of M. THIESS and
44 Partizans, hangs his head when the treaty is
'OW Spoken of. Even that faction is mad at the
report of its adoption by the United States,
Vthielplaces France a second time in a state
he discreditable isolation. The foul abuse" of
e6itaitutionnel is, therefore, but a natural
2?I
nse'cluence of the false position, in which the
4111 Ens faction have contrives to place France.
There is nothing new ira the journals about the
Xastern q
Min' uestion. Tide' nonsense of the THIERS
and the• 13ARaow organs is repudiated by the
sterial press.

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• 13°U.RSE-PARIS, TUESDAY, SEPT. 6.

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per Cent
galti°. ditto 5 pc, cell t.
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4° ditto, 3% per cent.
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Two months 3.5 6.2%
Dutch Papers, Sept. 7.
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, 52%
Rothschild's Loan, Five per Cent 10:
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................__2i io 91
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Society of Commommerce, Four and a Half per Cent 96
hank of 'Belgium, Five per Cent
National Society . .+. F...Xchange on London (short) ....... ..- -
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' LIAMBURGH BORsEN HALLE, SEPT. 's.
bills. Money.
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110 1.9%
'husk Shares ....
16.55 1660
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crlptien, Ist series
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cx.ET —An unprecedented match was gained
Oh •
A._ sday • last by the Surrey over the Mid-
i, r3ex club, at the Rosemary Branch grounds, Peck.
L.111:1).
.The Middlesex went in first and scored 87; the
Zit', Toy had only 3 runs and 9 wickets down. Betting
•*l-1 to 1 against Surrey. Cobbett went in with Bennett,
kul held play for three .hours, bringing up the score,
;h,l3yes and wide balls, to 113—thus beating the Mid-
lk*. by 26. The givers of the long adds were severe-
cut. Bennett was not out.
The Countess of Mount Edgecumbe, Lord Powers-
ut.t, and Lady Campbell, lande at the rick
Blackwell, yesterday, from Antwerp, Bfromunsw the
,1
I,l7,"wiL_rillSteam Navigation Company's Steam-ship,
t'"ft4tef- Captain Stranack.