The Sun.
London, England, 1845-04-23 00:00:00

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Sub-Committee (No. 2.)
This C
Johnommittee re-assY. Bullereacting as Chairman.l mbled this morning at the usual
hour, Sir
DISS, BECCLES, AND YARMOUTH RAILWAY.
The consideration of the allegations in this case was re-
sumed, but only two of them were established. They were
of minor importance. Several allegations were admitted and
withdrawn on both sides ; they consisted chiefly of mis-
descriptions and slight errors in the rates of inclination.

FLANDERS MAIL.
BRUSSELS, APRIL 20.—The King gave an audience to-day
t° Coopminns, Charge d'Affaires of Denmark. His Ma-
jesty attended divine service in the chapel of the Palace, and
afterwards presided in a Council of Ministers. We an-
nandounced a month ago the arrival of the Rev. Father Walle
h:s companions in the State of Guatemala. This news,
which we had from respectable authority, appears to have
been premature. A letter has been shown us, written from
the Havannah, Feb. 13, by am inhabitant of Flanders, who
Was i
to thisn that
letter city with the Belgian Missiunaries, According
the
H ,al,
annahFather Walle and his companions arrived at
on.the 9th in perfect health, having expe-
rienced on the coast of Portugal one of those storms which
ayese so common in those seas. The vesqel, with the missiona-
n. board, was to sail on the 19th ofFebruary, after stop-
ping ten days.
The Weser Gazette says that the number of German
emigrants to America, in the year 1844,
these, 18,863 sailed from Bremen , 1,774 from llamobougmh
was 45,661. Of,
1,143 from Rotterdam, 3,000 from Antwerp, and 1 11avre. ThUS, we see, that Bremen is highesst_iini6;g6the list,
which the journal attributes to the superior .
B}li Ps employed. The latter recommends the good. qualoiftyx•telole_f
the provisions, and lastly the regularity of the times d
for the departure of the ships.
ti The central section which is to examine the question rcla•
Aill to able orn-law has already met ; it is expected that it
be to present its report to the Chamber in the be-
wiltling of the week.—Brussels Papers, April 21.

'-I:Ra WEST INDIA MAIL.—The Trent, Royal
ail Company's steam-ship, Capt. Fuller Boxer, hasarrived
Southant non. from the West Indies, with the usual mails
8" a largelnumber of passengers. She has had a very fa-
vo.arable passage on the whole ; since leaving Fay al how-
;s,lNer, she has experienced easterly winds, which acocio'iinrtes. for
1' being two days over due. The Trent brings
~._ freight
0 ie.
'40,206 dollars, gold, gold dust, Brittai.c pp.ni
pcoeieor,i,s.4244, ounces ofsilver 551 b. 2oz. of platina,
26thand 2,210 f. 1 _
Porto
eßTirceon2t9lefht Jamaica on, the 24th of .I\larch„lacalet
April. Her m t , St. Thomas
departure of the Trent ; th P'quesst3,al
r ajesty's ship Pickle was at Jamaica on the
sst,aatnd Fleanyal 14,th of
G - ada • and
the Rose at Barbadoes. - Thee Roj)al Mail Company's steam-
Thames atYhpr,oceeded from St. Thomas's to Grenada ; the
e "ult ; the Avon to Demerara , the City of
Glasg to Trinidad ; and the Liffey en route to Carthagena.
The Powu
favourable, m fro Jamaica and most of the other islands are
ti---I),:nAlu or LADY ISABELLA L. KlNG.—Wenha to
ii7cartli ce the death of the above lady, who died.o
grealjla
bur,/ '?g, at Rock Ferry, Cheshire. Her Ladyship 1 ,
and
vas Sundayoenv
hi aneutintdoafa
13_11eSrata' e It
iglit
tgihiee ;reosfenktd;:voarrld., first Earl of Kingston, a
HOB. George and Mrs. Dawson have
son,B word a heavy affliction by the demise of Mr. Georged
, awson, late of the Rifle brigade, their setlai
of ).,.."ao died on Monday morning. He was in the peridmee
life, not having attained his twenty-third year. . ' b
soro ' gentletnan had been gradually declining in rhealth
5 months
Decorts..„„„ •
,`..INSTER IMPROVEMENTS.—By a Bill now
4,0 e varliament, itls p.roposed to carry out the project for a
direct c
there
,40 ommunication between the neighbeurhood of
f alai, 4,see of Lords and Commons and that of Buckingham
laroatie,c,oY means of a new street, 80 feet wide, front theto
Shaff .panctuary, at the western front of the Abbey,
ts "`soury-terraee, in the parish of St. Peter. The advan-
"ge to b
thorou o obtained will not be limited to. a convenient
*ill co between points of increasing importance, but
arid(evialp.rise also a beneficial opening through arid h'oltatdated district, long notorious as a haunt of of crime
• Little Des of disease. The localities to be traversed are,
a-il-e ~b-street, the Great Almonry, the Little AlmoTrye,
rol3iirlaisrliees;btlioildings, Cooper's-street, and Duck-lane.
local
comb-
empower the formation of a body
tarry
out''' rB, the der guarantee of qualification. andofecurity to
Thethe design ; and authorises the raisin.g ofs a sum 'not
ithe c nig 100,000/., on the credit of the rates in the district.
Jett b,°altnissioners of Woods and Forests are to aid the pro-
tontiti' a suPPly of 39,0001., with a further sum of 11,0001.,
blebig,n ell approval of the manner in which the improve-
-I„it_ re complated.
taPeat; SUGAR QUESTION.—A great number
within the
•it tglij to the Customs' Board have been made ti
a'-'Y tile-rr,uaYs for return of the duty of Bs. per cent. allowedo
Lile duty .tre
aSttry order of the 24th ult. on sugar, on.st which Ivbio othe old tariff and 5 per cent. has been paid, aln
4414:ar still remains in bond uncleared. No difficu ty
,ef atit LiY instance been experienced in obtaining the return
in. Y- °Il the conditions agreed to by. the Commissioners
frollitClnPlied with—viz., on a certificate being produced
font
was Company or owner of the warehouse that
rstlie.
cant rn,7 10 bond on the 14th of March last, that the appli_
that be a declaration that the duty was. paid by him,,and_
-s .3
e • altry izi 1 ntitled to the allowance sanctioned by the I rea arki Ptirsuan of the wishes of the House of Commons,
no Q., ce
r,
at Pra-- 'ler person whatever. the numerous applications
eft h '''64t being made may be accounted for by the last part.o
hllde ne-QlTinlissi9 " ' order, that all the duty-paid sugar i
-Y a 4—H.4 Whicbtat'llise allowance is required, must be delivered
..r,_tsrepe-Lain day early in the ensuing month.
'44 in --'ll°l4. OF GAS—FOUR HOUSES DAMAHGEIDbo.—rn
lilar %.oi,rTring, about 7 o'clock, the inhabitants of
.0
ex: DAMAGED.—
lo -eurnstile, Were greatly alarmed by a terrific
;Thitro,ii," gas at the Robin Hood Tavern, two doors from
ieb „e• It appears that the pipe burst near the flooring,
'ished,2B,B ripped up, and the entire front of the shop demo-
LaLl
sittl-t,etehfeorce being so great as to carry away the shutter
rrti, breakin fragments of which were carried across Hol.
g•Atel),ll q. aeveral panes of glass in the hou.ses of Mrs.
oer of c'etnaker, and Mr. Coates, hatter, opposite—the first
gi the Robin Hood also sustained damage, every pane
Pt4raks being shattered, as well as those of Messrs. Baker and
ioltires4.Be in the house adjoining. Fortunately no person was
title lekler Aluskau has sold his estate, and with it his
1,n,,y no
doll blesse, to Count Edmund Hasfeldt Weisweiler, for
`4io 50 rs.
klt, ..,Paragraph appeared in the Chronicle of the 29th
oh iii-. 8 flouncing that Sir Thomas Hare had ordered the game
44,0 !rat. to be destroyed. We are enabled, on competent
iltep, 11'
teeny that if such an order has been given, no
IThen have t intended xecute it, but that at this season,
t1e4411 it were to do it at all, they ought to be fsrtiser away, as many hares are left for breeding as in
.any
siem /ear. From ten to sixteen hares may be seen in a
11.
.i4nitreldirs, and as many in the neighbouring estates of Mr.
14 the' 'llr.! Mr. Villebois, Mr. Pratt, &c. It is whispered
act he 40ighbourhood, that the order in question was never
keti Vglven, but the report circulated to pacify the tenants ;
hs helloski a meeting of the game preservers of the district
J.,„,t Mr. Villehois', of Marham, to discuss the sub-
eteerst .11e result of their deliberations has not transpired,
hy the Ila the practical shape of the tenants being devoured
tltY of gtne. The tenants complain that in a great majo-
tseet,„ eases they have expended their capital in improve-
tak's' under the impression that they should not suffer from
improve-
lac new, when they cannot leave their farms without
atki 8,,,ag their investment, they are burdened with game,
eaiori7erma grievance for which they can obtain no compen-
Ifleighbo i' e are assured that many tenant-farmers of that
jarol,
0111 hood have been deterred from throwing up their
"be evil ~31,_bY thB consideration we have mentioned, but that
-441 1088 uecetning so serious,that on a calculation of profit
their nierel s o-m
eof hem
sent eallitel ratherwill be compelled t .
erit ef their , than be eaten up for the profit or amuse-
s
4 tiz landlords.-2Vorwich Mercury. o sacrifice
Let ie h'ilei 'LIY designed and well-executed pedestal, 14
"JR; bu gut, stintiounted by a striking resembles of Sir Walter
4411'4 been greeted at Perth.