The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-21 00:00:00

Stidiiiilinf OF NEWS

AND
43111)Itr A-pluton.

•',14, Flirty

. .7-012.EIGN,
- Sulitiity's Paris journals publish Lord Ashburtoll's
treaty. Most make the mistake of considering- Eng;
land to have ceded every point, right of impresslntiense
the expediency of the right of search, &c• litbe
papers persist also in ther error
right of search is a 'great litical object witilitie
British Government. The distorted vision ot,of
French sees in it, 'not an act of humanity, but e
'of. imagining that.the
domination. Their whole arguments betray the en.' CO
of this distorted vision. Thus, La France exchTiliti.
that "England, feeling herself unable alone to IQ°. it
the supremacy of the sea," has consented to share
with the United States. ill
Some of the votes of the French Council-Gene
of Departments are made known. The dephat artinei;leno
uiy
Plat
,1,1 on the borders of Switzerland complain
iron-foundries have greatly suffered this year. -1- bs,
attribute this to the introduction of English in" the
the Rhine, the duty having been .reduced on, „0,
eastern frontier feom 66f. to 44f. per 1,000
ole"ii
grammes—the treaty with Holland, and the pr°t7i ues
of steam navigation on the river, having also.' !tbe
facilitated the means of transport. The Colwell of
Doubs demand the re-establishment of the old duff
of 1836 on the frontier of the east.
A singular instance of the mode of appeal in Frterlc{
criminal trials has just occurred. Langlois was , bii
at Rouen for having suborned a person to fire i'i ad
father, who was wounded in the shoulder. Ile ejj.
also attempted to poison his parent. The jury, w 0
mitted extenuating circumstances, and Langlois,slo
accordingly condemned to the galleys for life. 14
Procureur-General appealed against the senteno
too mild, and Lan loss was tried again at Evitifft
He was here condemned capitally, and executeo
Forges on the 14th. Notwithstanding the s'4
,I_,„is
crime of parricide, it does not harmonise with 4
ideas to see a culprit, once spared by a tribunal 1,4 hy
capital punishment, brought back and condemned
another for the same crrime, and finally executed.,,,,4
With the Madrid mail of the 11th we have rece`is
our usual supply of journals, but their contents 0.
wholly devoid of importance. The Peninidar 4to
serts that the object of Senor Olozaga's inissiollo;
the north is not only to negotiate a treaty elf,c43slo
merce with Holland, but has also reference I°oo
marriage of Queen Isabella, who, according to
journal, is to have a Coburg for husband. 1 aro
The insurrection in Servia has been planne" tios
carried into execution, it seems, for the rest°f3.o,
of Prince Milosch. Its leader was one of bssi
Ministers. Prince Michael, and the other line.,llr dse
e'
of the Obrenowitsel Pamir have been comPletelf
feated and driven into exile.
PUBLIC OPINION. ilt9
The Morning Post contains the following rellit!ote
___4, We cannot avoid once more adverting to ii:ia.
ject noticed by us a few days since—the reporte",ol
tention of the authorities to permit foreign he,ef;ii
pork to enter into competition with the pr°aff
the United Kingdom, for the supply of the 1
n_
contract. Such a course we have no hesitatreoi
again describing as no better than suicidal. 1e to
hardly think that even the free-trade leaningeo
which the country owes so many misfortunes 50;
have so blinded the eyes, and perverted- the r'l
of our Ministers. the
The Chronicle in answer to some remarks .111.1,
Spectator of Saturday, has the following obse'of
tions :_....“Looking to the more important featureto
Tory policy, we cannot get rid of the impression that
it is in most respects a poor plagiarism fOlfainS
which went before it. If the change in the s'lci fa
scale is an improvement, the country is indebteo
it to the Whig proposal of a fixed duty. If the 'rest
Government is good, it is so in as far as it does,,o,
undo the work of Lord Normanby. If our e'the
mercial code has been made a shade less absurd,o,iji,
alteration was compelled by the force of Public seo
nion which the Whig budget created. Sir r,04
Peel's mission, we are told, is to do. If so, It -6.esi
be admitted that he exercises the function NViO °roir
economy ; we should rather have said that bisiadcli
sion was to profess, for that is a department inT ;6
he shines." -•.-,
The following is from the Times :—"Nir6 64.'
Sir Robert Peel thanks for what he has dOi
has done—events show that it is so—he has'
that could be done at the moment. A bolder
would have effected the disrtiption of his '6\
and that at a moment most critical for the we'
of the country. But we shall still hope to
in his debt before we have done with him.
has never been any one reason given for his s'
where where he has dune. Figures are not princiPl!
we. have not yet heard any argument for- the
cular figures composingg the present Coro l't,
excepting that there thay were. The'sco-,‘;'
once ; there is no visila!e reason why-it ''',,:' 3,_
solutely collapse. Duties have dimirnsue-s . : .1$ look to see them waste away yet a little Inore.":1-
1120NEY-IrEADE-:clowwEßCZ,
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At Montrose the staple trade 'Of the tort'',
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calved of late a considerable impulse; and; 136 0 TIN
a;itation in the manufacturing and mining . ' •:t
would have been more extensive still. 1 1),IIT,
At Merthyr trade is now in regular PrcigritY4?l
it is said the discharged Chartists have diftleu .
getting employment. a the
The strike of the Shields' shipwrights, ,3,en 110,11
attempts made by their employe: s to intro",-,,,sen"
from Sunderland,. have produced great ese_,"-iiit4
and apprehensions of a riot. On Saturda the I",- el:.
were under arms, and great crowds were- collee'C
LAW AND POLICE. 1 FA:
William Dew, the footman to F. Barranu°Th Pi
of 5, Carlton Villas, Maida-hill, who reeen'''y'rre'
sconded with plate of considerable value, wns.,;l,:ral)ll,
hended in Bristol, on Friday last, with a consl7s aril"
quantity of the property on his person. He vv4 e
off to London in custody on Monday evening' ea AP
William Jackson, a pearl-worker, was el'ar'seiq
Guildhall on Monday with embezzling money raps lm"
on account of his employer. He was rernallu-
to •day.
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Catherine Hearne, an Irishwoman, was e}in -firi eat °
w'' $
Union-hall on Monday with selling spirits iin,
license, during the hours of Divine service "tea r
day. A mitigated penalty of 251. was intl.°
was
the prisoner, who, in default of payment, , m
mitted for three months to Kingston Gaol.- ,at n't:l
The presentment made by the Grand Jurilif. go
late Criminal Court Session, complaining of -1,',"1,- co!„'
of Newgate being unnecessarily crowded w" tiler
victs, caused the removal on Monday of 120 nf of IAI,
who were imprisoned, under various sentences, 's'el"
nishment for terms of 7, 10, and 15 years ; the)
conveyed to the Hulks.
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C OTIRT---PALSEIONABLZ. A rriVr,
His Serene Highness Prince Estevhazy, ' 500#
sador Extraordinary of Austria, left Dover, °II - As
day, under a salute from the Castle. , d, ot„!
The Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Strancncirf 3;01 4
Mr. Arbuthnot, haveheen amongst the Duke °f besdb
lington's visitors at Walmer Castle, during '''-e' , sP
i,..1 4b week.
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The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield are e.yikir'l
to embark for the Netherlands about.the vil .'''
October, on a continental tour of four montli'dorfV t
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Lord Campbell and family arrived in Loll .'-',fr
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Monday, from Antwerp.
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Lord and Lady Seaford arrived in Audie)'' s,ii,lol
on Friday last, from Paris. 0071,, 1
Lord and Lady. Prudhoe are to pas the 31.1"1 ''''-fl;
Aluwick Castle. - 101,1,;
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Lord Vaur, of Ifarrowden, has. returned t° ~. Pii
dingtou Hall, Oxfordshire, from :a tour. ,101 t
IVCISCZMAILAIV.T.:OU.F.•• • O°P
M. Anthinios, the former Greek Patriarch :01n 711
stantinople, died at Smyrna on ihe,27kht.Ope
The N
use of cigars in Germany haS, g lIIIY '
,
two years considerably increased: this haN AOa q
augmented the demand for American tobac' !, .f
stountry.
rope, i si
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The annual production of tobacco in t.t- he. I
eluding every country which produces, tilitteli
(Austria and Turkey excepted), is e,alyie7gfof ii,
113,900 hogsheads, of 1,2001b5. each, M 10,00; f 9
of Cuba, Porto Rico, and Smith Amerieft.', - 0
at 14,5,53 hogsheads, of which 12,000 are''4l‘l7l• ' .fil'
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EXPRESS FROM PARl'l'lligi'"
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PARIS, SEPT' le to
Letters have arrived' from Constantin°P beet'
the 31st of August. Izzet Mahouret 1° ad
dismissed from the post of Grand Vizier'
Raout Paella appointed in his stead. f tile
ititelillPcaatotelibisai
ceillilsto:inffjo;mudsiiinsicanetiies,dsinPgresident °
Superiorill,
iv 0.:
Izzet, g. ditir ,
cause his incapacity to bring to a good tetio. Illill'''
CorTunaitilirire,important negotiations entrusted `-d. y'':l
vial
ItSluigil.teta:srpr thought, will also be disnoite. is"
rlorpin,r.siaelmf lortaus. effected this 11,11' ~.i
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" 130IINDS SHILLINGS, AND PENCE."---- ! ,jven-e t
the author of a little book with this title, Irri 311 pyol
a simple plan for teaching mental arithmetic. .ctio ,
few concise and simple rules the amounts of fra
0:4,f d.
numbers at fractional rates can be lininediateiti el
tamed, without the aids of pen, ink,,and paPe-:60,1"'
abstruse calculations are made in the tenth PoSirialo,t,
number of figures that are used in the 0111511,3*,'0ir;
of managing pounds, shillings, and pence. "I!, siiii I
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ing-houses, or in any of the various trades l'iciii'
ezn,--Aitious money calculations are an object, 3 .14 .
led:2,:e of Mr. Martin's system of arrivingat !le
of a given question must be found very uselu'