The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-03 00:00:00

more than usual importance this season. Among ,
the new tables will be found the import MARV OF NEWS
duties on agricultural produce, imposed during the
last session, the aggregate average price of grain for
the last fourteen years, the periods of reproduction in
different animals, a list of the Acts of Parliament
relating to agriculture passed in 1841-2, and a ready
reckoner for the Income-tax. The brief treatise
on the diseases of live stock and their remedies,
will be found useful to farmers in general, but chiefly
to those in remote districts, where attacks of illness
might terminate fatally before advice could be ob-
tained. It contains, as usual, ample notes on agri-
cultural subjects appended to the calendar for each
month, all the fairs and markets of the United King-
dom, and much general information on other subjects,
at a very moderate price.

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" Who runs may read."

rotrEscasr.
Intelligence had been received at Constantinerat
according to the Augsburgh Gazette, that the Shah -41'1-4
of Persia had accepted the mediation of Great Britain t
to arrange the differences between him and the Ottize
man Porte. 01
The new Russian and Turkish tariff will come into rogill
operation on the 191 h of July next, by which Russia lir°,,,
continues to secure the advantage of 3 per cent. en
exports and imports, instead of 12 per cent. Pia by';
Ae
other nations.
The election of Prince Alexander in Servia is dea-1"'",;41
nitively confirmed at the Porte, and messengers have
been dispatched to invest him with his dignity.
The King of the French arrived in Paris on XPri. I
day, and presided at a Cabinet Council.
M. Dillon, lately announced in the London Gazog
It
as Consul of France at NeWcastle, was formerly Fri"'
. 9
vate secretary to M. Guisot. An; 41
A Toulon letter states that the relics of .St.
gustin were embarked at • that port on the 25th n'
for Bona, in the steam packet Gassendi, attend.ed,,,b,Y;;g',l
the Bishops, who came with them to Toulon. J-ije
A it )
Gassendi was escorted by the steamer Tenare, Jr
is said that they will both touch at Cagliarv, iti 5, ar/;'!"
dinia, to receive the stone which covered the to Mud .
the Saint. t4eHlt:t:i°l
The Phalange, a French paper, announces thale7„,'. •
negotiations for a commercial treaty between 1:11.ur
and Belgium are absolutely broken off. Th,' ei
s u'k
plorable abandonment of a grand idea took ph ice
the Council on Sunday last.
' The Independant of Brussels states that Wolff, Ich°
left London some days ago under suspicious cirt
stances, had come to a compromise with his creili
there, by paying them down 30 per cent, on t 114 r
claims, and securing to them, by mortgage of hoi
he.possesses in that city, a further dividend of 20 134
cent. at a future day.
The effective force at present composing the gars
son of Paris, amounts to 20,000 men.
Owing to the acknowledged inefficiency of the Per'
sent penal laws in France for the repression of pese''
ing, and the petitions from all parts of the kingd°lll,o
some more effectual enactments are expected to ar
n!
made in the ensuing sitting of the Chambers. „
The Duchess of Orleans has not yet come to
since the disaster of the 13th of July. di • 't
The greater portion of the town of ZecluMFllll,4
Russia, has been destroyed by fire, and 300filn":7
rl
reduced to destitution. s rul,-.00
All the Legations of Holland have received in th
tions from their Government to make inquitiets,,q4hir
office of the foreign journals which annotineea%l
pretended shipwreck of the Austrian frigate ~13411.
in order to ascertain through what channel' theyJlP
ceived this false intelligence.
The Session of the Belgiam Chamber will be °pellet/
on the Bth of this month, by the King in person. v
bilj
PUBLIC OPINION.
.5))
The Morning Post has the following remarks 'is,:.,,
,c In rather an odd place for the mention of statogi
tical facts, namely, in the review of Alfred Tennysc°,42
poems, in the late Quarterly, we find it set down 074?
during the last twelve years some seventy
money have been expended in this kingdom uPon!cs"
making of railroads. This is a fact of immense 7,01
portance in considering the causes of the present 0°47,01
dition of the working people of this country. i
huge expenditure upon railroads has now nes%l
ceased. So long as it continued, it operated pri,'
much as the loans did during the war, without 'Alf
disadvantage of adding to the national debt. It ";oi,
an expenditure on the part of capitalists which 3tl,:;it
chiefly into the pockets of the industrious classes, ;1101
gave bread to many a poor hard-working man, 'f
might otherwise have starved, or have gone upon
short allowance. This expenditure counters
in a great degree the effect produced upon the 34115-•;:,
of labour by the competition of machinery in 1344
facturing industry. If millions were witgdrawni
the working classes by the reduction of inanufat
ing wages, as they certainly were, millions were aord,l
by the expenditure on railroads. The disease froi,
tinues, but the remedy has ceased. Hence the !tp
traordinary pressure of the last two or three Ye'4l
The disease is a want of circulation of the wealth
the country thong the lower classes."'
The following is from the Times :—" A docan.l?#
has reached us, of which we know not whetter
to be regarded as, a trick (none of the canniest/ 4,
that very unscrupulous thing called ScotchWhigge's
or as one of the desperate and convulsive nleverfueis4
with which the Non-Intrusion principle' gives,„'„
that it is tottering to its fall. It rejoices in a nothing
does name, second in cumulative dignitto
.0
tunic'
which we remember, except, perhaps,
Waterloo Caesarean Evergreen Cow Cabbge—l k
the " Address of the Glasow-Church-Defence-Op
Anti-patronage-Electoral-Association,' to the Friel ije
of the Church of Scotland.' Its object is to persuatjs
those whom it addresses to elect no bailies or Pre:7l,°,,f,
at the municipal elections, who are not fast '."50,
Radicals in politics, and staunch adl-Trents of
Cunningham and Candlish in religion.
rhea Ttati
We 1e,.0
suspect that same persons will be found at the both
of the affair, whose minds are not so entirely eie.v..at io
aboVe.sublunary things, but that they have a sd
the corners of their eyes for some snug little inuLr's,
or other in their own native towns—so far frou,,_,,eo
evident is the connexion on which they insist he'll'o.l
zeal for the ChUrch, and office-bearing in the Or'
rations." 410
The Chronicle says:—" Liberal politicans
bestow education universally. They would 1,i1,,J1
knowledge in counteraction of the wickedness t
will arise from ignorance. They would resPecr;eko
religious differences which render an uniforin 111
teaching impossible in this country. All thar
fe''
case allows they would do for all ; leaving the p
sional teachers of the various theological sYs„,tenl
supply the doctrinal deficiency. And here "-I-e`ch
interposes. Its maxim is, no creed, no school; 01
barrier thus raised to the universality of educl!9),
is insurmountable. To some it is granted on. 1 41:
that engender hypocrisy ; from others it i 5 "
*
altogether. And so Toryism, believing hums... Ado
he depraved, ministers to its ignorance and h:
It lays hold of, and acts upon, that which it di
of evil."
MONEY—TRADE—COIV/MESC—'
The meeting of the London section of the (,010,
Missionary Society took place yesterday in 13047
gate-street. The receipts for the past year all de'
to 1,2391., a sum of 2,9611. having been alma
0
0
mitted to the parent Society. ,1
A meeting of the Proprietors of the West eiti°eo,
Railway was held yesterday in the city. t 13100°1'0
quence of the reduced price of labour and ,
materials, the engineer hopes to complete Oa
for 25,0001. ; 001
The markets for agricultural produce at., ire Ibo
and the surrounding districts in Lincolns.hiri'st
la very depressed state. At Lockerbie "s got "0,
show of cattle exceeded any previous ye ar' iropdr
prices were low, and the buyers few. 'I-lion 00 tof
tion of foreign cattle at our ports continu esbesd
tensive scale. From Rotterdam alone
cattle have been imported during the we
PUBLIC ILIPROVEIVIENIP' and 9: 14
A memorial, signed by many barristers, r urge ter
citors, has been sent to the Lord Charicelic';„,iro to'
the removal of the Equity Courts from 18,,,c0.Cbl
to Lincoln's Inn. Those occupied by the 11
cellors are found to be very inconvenient.
ECCLESIASTICAL. ter, w.,Dr. Turton, the new Dean of Westmills ~bbet
installed on Tuesday next, in Westminster 4ol‘
LAW AND POLICE. vile 11.
James Go3bell, Edmund Smith, an itobert (0
Shackelford were indicted, together ha 1,1
Beaumont, Charles Sidney Smith, and !)°lO vbt 0,
Batchelor (not in custody), for conspiring niereti
goods and merchandise from various draPer''otiel 4°
lacemen, and perfumers, to the arnenntt tbeln,r,
thousand pounds. The evidence aga,in,.s sta
already appeared at various times in The Jtr L'hi
Jury found the whole of them guilty Judge
was respited until next session. The at the
sentenced Shackelford, who was convictedne-
.eut.
iso
sessions, to twelve calendar months' inp°
LITERARY AND SCIENT."-R, ot;
The Temple Church, which has just he4ie eleve
was erected by the Knights Templars
century, after the model of the H01y,..0821; andn
Jerusalem. It was first repaired in le
in 1810,

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LLOYD'S SHIPPING—(THIS DAY.)
LONDON, Nov. 3.—Wind, this day at noon, easterly
light airs and fine.
DEAL, Nov. 2.—N.E. to E.—Arrd. Singapore,
Leighton, Quebec. Sld. Monarch, Pernambuco.
SHOREHAM, Nov. 2.—Arrd. Jessamine, Cork, with
damage, having been on fire in Cork Harbour.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2.—Wind E. to S.E., light.—
Arrd. Aim Hall, Valpey, Quebec. Sld. Templar,
Sydney ; Orixa, Canton ; Adam, Lodge, Calcutta
Calcutta, Canton ; Thomas Hunter, Africa; Marga-
ret, Trinidad ; Ringdove, St. Vincent's ; Dinah, Ma-
tanzas ; Providence, Vera Cruz ; St. Lawrence, New
Orleans ; Asia, Mobile ; Chieftain and Carlton, Sa-'
vannah ; Samuel Whitney, New York ; Satellite,
Bermuda; Lord Seaton, Si. Andrew's.
CLYDE, Nov. I.—Sld. Hamlet, Trinidad.
KINGSTOWN, Nov. I.—Arrd. Brothers, St. John's
New Brunswick.
HULL, Nov. I.—Arrd. William Ward, Reed, St.
John's, New Brunswick.
RAMSGATE, Nov. 2.—Sld. Harrington, Mercer, St.
Helena; Bernard Castle, Bermuda; Dolphin, Muir-
head, Madeira.
BEACHEY HEAD, OCT. 29.—Arrd. off, Ocean,
Higgins, Baltimore.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 2.—Wind E. to N.E.--Sld.
Premier, steam-packet, Binney, Barbadoes. •
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 2.—Wind E. S. E.—Arrd. her
Majesty's ship Racer, Halifax.
PADSTOW, Nov. I.—Arrd. Timbuctoo, Davies,
Africa, after being on shore at Port Isaac.
MARYPORT, OCT. 31.—The Venus, Williamson,
from Belfast, and the Ocean, M`Kee, bound to the
north, which were on shore off the harbour, has been
got off and brought in.
HARWICH, Nov. 2.—A loaded schooner, with loss
of mainmast, passed this port to-day in tow of two

steamers.
RAMSGATE, Nov. 2.—The Louisa, Cherbonnell,
from St. Petersburgh to Nantes, was abandoned off
Orfordness on the 31st ult., after being in contact with
the brig Revanche, of Sundswall ; crew saved.
DOVER, Nov. 2.—The Carl Adolph, Prins, bound
to Angostura. in proceeding to sea to-day took the
ground, and drove behind the South Pier, but is ex-
pected off next tide without damage.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 2.—The Whim, • Eggett, from
Odessa, which arrived here 22d ult., leaky, &c., is
discharging her cargo.
PADsTow, Nov. I.—The George, from Liverpool
to Jersey, which was ashore at Port Gavern, has been
got off, after discharging her cargo, and arrived here.
PORT TALBOT, Nov. I.—The Emma, James, which
was ashore on Sker Point, after discharging part of
cargo, has proceeded to Swansea.
Orr DOVER, OCT. 31.—Woodman, Laguna.

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Tuesdayyp-.l.,tise °I '
House on onuTeueusedayGluaiscth. e arrived at Gore lly
—in rh
Amslllsl3ll°.
The Duke of B Chilling
a Castle. t 31°rit411
uceleuch arrived a 1
Ca'p.iien :.i.ioMarquis
yoafehßt.landford is on a cruize on 10/1
The Eiri., of Wilton arrived in or-
Grooenor
yesterday from 23,vde, Isle of Wight.
The Earl of FalniPuth arrived in St. Janie
on Tuesday last, from Cornwall. have 06'1
The Earl and Countess of Tankerville ha
. !,
in Maddox .street. • St. John
The Earl of Coventry is still resiaing in
wood. -te r
reet Ye'
Lady Lyndhurst arrived in George-5t,,,, Ines.
day, from Turville Park, near Renleyon-1-11$ .tl 114
freer
Lord Fitzroy Somerset leaves Stanhope'
it
h
day for Deal Castle. t Yarl'a°l
Lord Seaham arrived on Monddy last a
from a cruize. ( id
IVEISCETAX•ANSOVO• f the ,
Mr. O'Connell resigned the MayornitY, °Aiderl3,4'
of Dublin on Tuesday, and propose" or, 4''•
George Roe toed,l the office for the comingLi,
Nvaz then elect and invested with lik= 0-10.'
3- 5 glitit '