The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-30 00:00:00

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The accounts-brought-from the_East -by the Le
rte l tin
Mail, are, on the -whole, favourable. The v
clines to yield. to the recommendation of the, t-1-_,;
Powers for restoring the peace of Syri°
mendation being the nomination of a Maronite
and a Muse Prince to govern each their people,
ject to the control of a Turkish Governor-in-C„0.11,
Mehemet Ali appears to be in great favour at Liud'e, j
stantinople, and, according to some accounts
sirous to show his loyalty and good faith by s-Pe.rs
visit to the Sultan. (rep'
Letters from Erzeroum, of the 15th Aogll3'of
ceived via Constantinople) announce, that July) that re?"L
500 Persians attacked (about the middle of --.ll,„!ctf
detachment of 200 Turkish cavalry, in the enviir°'l;-, s
Bayazid. The latter, although thus surprise", leie
superior force, charged the assailants with gre3"
chs•
petuosity, routed, and pursued them to Ovad..P.', pea
tance of three leagues. The Persians lost gat, '-;,if
killed, and had many wounded. The Turks lost °"'
five men. a., sr-
The British corvette Beacon, Captain Grace;
rived at Smyrna on the 30th ult. This °mice. „„a
completed the survey of the coast of the Cyels',,e,:4'
was shortly to proceed on a similar mission to of
The new Catholic church built in the
of
Boudja, and placed under the protection of -",rias,oe
was inaugurated on the 4th by the Archbishop 'al 01
bini, in presence of the French Consul-Gen
an immense concourse of people from Stql.na oj
the environs. of ite
The Madrid papers of the 20th are barren
terest. Nothing doing at the Bourse. fi role!
The King and Queen of Prussia passe",f,,sotel'
Basle on the 23d inst., on their way to .0e"..0- s
Their Majesties were received at Basle by so''
Werther, the Prussian Minister in Switzerland jc3°Aro°
Arnim, the Prussian Minister at Paris, an
BulOW. bil4'
According to the Suabian Mercury of the nth e
the Austrian and Prussian troops constituting'
~ tll-
rison of Frankfort were to evacuate that city
26th.
AO-
The accounts from Algiers represent Oil,
Kader's autumnal outbreak as more serious tllsll
of
re presented. Is;
The plan for the new Palace of the Arcl-isst.
Paris is decided upon. It is to stand upon/14
tween the Rues Massillon, Cloitre Notre' :1,0,1'
Chanoinesse, and the Quai Napoleon, from iJ
Louis-Philippe to the Pont Rouge. The Prifilict'seas-''
trance will be opposite the promenaded the
OBLIC OPINION. I's. tslce'
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The Poet, reverting to Sir Robert Yee
I's
it s
says :—" If, as Sir Robert has declare-, goss°,,,,
Holland, Belgium, and the States of the G 41:,.,
thin
federation, be cattle -importing countries, t"11-,e'ls
must clearly exist certain countries from '.llli°
relation to them, cattle are exported ; and S'r forer,t
Peel's great sagacity was scarcely required to ieet
that his tariff would, assuredly, direct this sc'ic, lefto
copious stream of exportation to England. Fr so
as England shall remain a richer country thanQptes 'in
Belgium, Holland, or any of the Germanic "age
',"O
long will England be able to command th declares
~
foreign meat, which these- countries are
have hitherto drawn from their neighbours. „psi or
The Times remarks as follows on Air' !), Tbeiqu'
pointment to a special mission to Brazil :---
pointment of Mr. Ellis, who is about to 11.'ise al
Brazil on a special mission connected wit' loletcl;
treaty
termination of the existing ceill3ritlllll4l
treaty between that country and Grot 03,1,
is an incident of considerable importanc„e' Ord;
are satisfied that a fitter person' couluar coroi
have been employed in the adjustment of e„.l‘etlot
mercial relations with the important ITI-ccsitece
South. America. In Brazil we have not t°
with a system of manufactures called initeb-st ric
by protection, and clamorous for more °'
tection by which alone they subsist, at the elo.lial'icej
the sound and healthy interests of- the co
the
The wealth of the country is essentially' c.„,°,ree,ho'
with the soil, and with that foreign c°°''rforle%
which the produce of the soil is excl Iger are
F
manufactures of Europe. if, therefor
naced in Brazil with a system of imps
would prove onerous to our trade, it
other means suggest themselves tot
for meeting the exigencies of the pubt
necessities of the revenue are the only
can give so much as an appearance of
a measure calculated to check the ssi
the country, and to impair the trade
But it is not improbable that such a in
carried so far as to defeat its own objee.
a prohibition on the imports of Brazi'
tish Envoy will doubtless be able to s;
system of duties is injurious .zo corn
really aiding the funds of the Excheq,
rate of duties most productive to the
inflict no serious burden on trade." coe
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The Herald observes :—" The publ'e his ttu,sle
Lord Ashley is as much to be envied °Th v
e ;4,
character is worthy of all admiratioi. the 11'6;isol
! Lord has left to more worldly minds of 2°"-,1(1
though not more important, branch° tp-otati°,ltie'
science and of legislation, and has .1111,°%4 foe,"teb'
but resolutely and incessantly, devoted
and exertions to mitigate that portion 01 Olio,
edness, to alleviate so much of the miser):',ot o 0
move all the oppression which the 10,
I scrupulous' wealth and unfeeling capits' -WO)
industrious poverty, involuntary ignors°,.°-;(1 terf
posed demoralisation. In this cause 11° 0111_!;0Ji
proselytises amongst his order,' instruct% lerect,
and Parliament, co-operates with every 101.1'0
less of his wealth or station, having idetigje.
pioneers the way for and directs the investa'a sn°
public Commissioners into industrial wr°s, tio° 010
gradation, arouses and excites public '
by
I interest, and satisfies his restless activitY
•41..
demonstration." pheosg of td
I We take the following from the ''''„orse
" The new Government has, by the who'e tp
!it!
! proceedings, deepened existing disaffeeti°nrote
I longed a ruinous uncertainty. At ao)r
avoided the reproach of finality. Not ',ire.
calculates on the permanence of its tneasyorlie!tlf
Tory journals are loud amongst the 70;06 et,
chan urge with this additional item of o°. otb
! theg and expect it in opposite direetl°the
! back 1' cries the Post, and onwards' sh°uts 10°1;
The interests of commerce and agriculture goal
alike bewildered. Meanwhile the pliklief bele! it
comes loosened froniall the moorings tila" °lade!
law and institution. Hundreds of ..thouOt 90 P.for
regarded petitioners will petition Parliaroe4 t"
010
The alienation of classes is either P°sl.'ciable ° loveo
midable extreme, or sunk in more fano' 0iat0,,,9,
Assuredly the Peel Government cannothe
done nothing. It has made an annul Mt' 10
ECCLESIASTZCAZ.• , nl' ,er
Dr. Hook, of Leeds, Prebendary of„",ns jr'.O, :igr
Chaplain in ordinary to the Queen,. is
haps, the largest parish in England,
ants, and 130,000 souls. ter
ELECTIONZER MG. SO 01
In the event of Mr. Litton's becoming osel/P
Chancery, a vacancy will occur in the revr ap
lof Coleraine. In such case, Sir H. -Bruce, rotul)pe"
H. Richardson are spoken of as canclidltci
etor'e
take the field. Mr. Smith, the new S°"
ral, is also mentioned.•
te(lt'i
Punxac zivusnovErazOlrerec. e o
A new and extensive pier is about to ue.ii plac
Gravesend, to be built entirely of iron,
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the present temporary pier.
'NAVAL tint, ivazszetal,ri!ns 00'00
At Woolwich, on Wednesday, the le3-'l,,i-05t01.04
of the Royal Artillery assembled at the,. r
howitzer battery at the barracks, to tes',2lo,, or
binding nature of Mr. Jeffrey's " Marine o.eo
I. Brunel and other scientific men were ,Pa e oh
iaftern t
the
ea
u.seriesodeonf
bexalPlesrfiimr
LAW AND POLICV. ill Of
The special commission for Stafford wbo are
eedn,tsw,asits strong aue--,00.
Monday for the trial of theprisoners, ‘B.
• penis' re.
in number. I%D' 6
The verdict of the Liverpool jury clad nrthe r;Se
considered o•
ton of all charge relating to the origi,,n tollipto
store in which the fire began, has
Patrick Doran, however, the keeper !
en 1 01Ae1l
t
custody, and stands remanded. b.
od cissll
St a
Edward Boyden, c'erk to Messrs. Feais' t oef'
Finsbur Pavement, oilmen, was charge° 8"of 01°-
on Wednesday with embezzlement of sums .ti
and committed for trial. re9rhor'
At Clerkenwell, Mary and Harriet Clen,',,th ;re,
able-looking young women, were charge" ry.scl:l6ol.
ing plundered Mr. J. Walton, of Barns,burorl)4a
Islington, in sovereigns to -the amount oil or,Ve)
They were fully committed for. trial, 0°
Newgate.
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Frederick Berry, holder of the hodg.e 00'1,1'
charged at Queen-square with exacting ofvor.ritile
legal fare for the conveyance of the lad.Y
ing, M.P. for Bolton, and fined 10s. costs;!
ot
amount of overcharge. {ts7 quip
PINE AIMS. tint). 0,
An excellent likeness of Lord SYdelly ti sl4,
been placed opposite the portrait 'of liorZ
e eo
one of the niches at the Reform Olned tl7"
!:ppropriated to the reception of celebr°
Reformers. free. ,ffol
LITERARY AND SCISSIr".- nove re '
The model of St. Peter's has been fel' eshe to
ke,
the Garter-room, at Buckingham ka`";fajes.. we'
was erected for the inspection of. her life jef,
Pall-mall. Fourteen years of the artist
00,soti.e0
been consumed in its construction ; thre the g
altar-pieces, paintings, and the whole °`
Basilica, are faithfully and finely wYclught.

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