The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-24 00:00:00

iOMMARY OF NEWS

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FOREIGN.
The French Moniteur of Thursday announces that
Baron Alexander de Humboldt had arrived at
and that he was the bearer of an autograph letter 01,
the King of Prussia, in reply to the notification 0'
the death of the Duke of Orleans.
Letters from San Sebastian of the 19th inst. Mate
a courier had arrived there from Madrid witut
orders to the Commander of the Artillery to cone
all the muskets not in actual use, and other fire-arms'
and ship them immediately for Cadiz. The Nervi°ll
brig of war, which was undergoing repairs, had like::
wise been directed to proceed to the same harbour''
Similar orders were said to have been transmitted re,
h
the Commanders of the Artillery throughout t,
kingdom, and to nearly all the vessels of war of t
Spanish navy. tidier
Our accounts from Madrid are of the 15th ins---.re
The Government had caused printed bills to be el,s,
culated through the city, calling on the inhabitanite
and proprietors to make known to the authorities,hs
amount of their voluntary contributions towards `1
15,000,000 reals, for which the province of -Madrid
is set down, in the apportioning of the loan had
160,000,000 reals voted by the Cortes. No one ',ha.
responded to the appeal, and it was believed that the.
Government would ultimately be obliged to have
course to a forced loan. r the
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The Madrid Gazette publishes a decree 0.
an
Regent suppressing the Universities of °nate, 11.34
Vittoria, and uniting them to the University of 1 te.
dolid, and establishing a secondary college at °plot,
The Spanish Heraldo quotes a letter from Gibra-;
of the 6th inst., which states, that the American Tan,;
modore Morgan, who left on the 31st ult. for
gier with two ships-of-war, had suddenly returneth
Gibraltar. The Governor having refused to givete;
required satisfaction, Commodore Morgan had wri
directly to the Emperor, and ordered a corvette
wait at Tangier for the answer to his letter. the
The words of the King of Prussia, on laYin,s„dral,,
foundation of the re-edification of Cologne Catn, • ,
are given by the papers :—" It is Germany w,'Ll'A'ciO)lls
constructs this steepre," said the Monarch.
be for the country the opening of a new and "-o•r-cl*:
era. Let all wickedness and falsehood, all, in,tl tcP
that is not German, flee before it. May the en°,r;,ooS
divide Prince and People, and to set different re"baiy
and classes at variance,t for ever fail. It was this
ti of
cordant spirit which of old stopped the compe!i°,
this noble edifice, as well as the political ediuc',,
Germany. May it be no more found amongst us.
PUBLIC OPINION. • re'
We quote the following from the Herald, inof
ference to the recent treaty between this couotrY theA
the United States :—" We have recently seen?
extradition treaty signed between Prussia and Ecin 00$
It was conceived for a time that Prussia w°ol Pie
sign that infamous bond, and shortly afterwal the
learn that that which we conceived to be heYelint. the
depth of the degradation of Prussia in faee,4n- is
power of Russia is now perpetrated by Eng7,l re
face of the United States ! England has suffer feioei
Magistrates and her officers to be branded as verts
by the United States. By this treaty she el 110
her Magistrates and her officers into that wnictrestli
United States have designated them. By thi%b
she is bound to surrender Sir Allan Maerl;rsafir
Captain Drew to be dealt with for piracy an' -hare
seeing that the Courts of the United- States
judged such to be their crime."
The Chronicle says :—" For the maintenanb
past additions to our population we have inainbrtores'
dependent on foreign demand for our manufae 000
and as our population increases, so must Ace tar
more and more dependent on the foreign Inar,'". oat
less some new mode of profitably emplornfoica
people be discovered. The great difficulty With mend
the Government of this country has now to coos,
is, that of finding out a mode in which the ye Cid
ber of mouths in the country may be filled' to the
some increased means of employment be giviernnt
people, it is idle to talk of other remedies. /' and
ever be demoralising and irritating the ruassi,'e'rtc.
impelling them into revolt against order and prop, Pie
The Times has the following observations :--05e,
produce of the work of a man's hands must, of COI), the
be divided between himself and those wh°, sal
possession of capital, or connexion, or land, ° oce
similar advantage, are enabled to give him the Tsoe
tunity of using his work with effect. The Ncerstlers
has his manual labour to dispose of ; the millo bast,
the landlord, the farmer, the capitalist, the rn.ere, thi4
hold in their hands the conditions of matObioth
manual labour profitable. Each is nocessarY,o,
other ; and there is such a thing of course--:„000'
to find perhaps, but still existent—as a fair diTPloosi,
the profits. That' fair division the workulall
ders he has not secured. We do not speak
~11-t jea
manufacturing more than of agricultural. cow,',,ote
In each, we fear, there is much of the 'same du ua'
tent at work, though among the more keen o'o6
strutted mechanics it assumes a more defieiteL.-
.gh'
pronounced shape than with the unanalyzingr- of
man. ostion
The Post comments as follows on the (1..14 to 00,
the Stade Duties :—" The facts with resro:eorf
the
negotiation between Great Britain and Ilan
few and simple. The made in which this paper
hereditary revenue of the King of ilarl°;•enie,,ll,
hitherto been collected having been found into of of t";
to commerce, it was proposed, on the ps'ent re'",
British Government, to King Ernest W ae.,Cereitt,
uniform rate of toll, ad valorem, in lieu of the op
ing duties, which were different, and levied ;le" s
ferent manner, upon various articles. In t and mof this proposal his Majesty acceded franklY a.ea
dially, and it would long ago have been coal of tli;
effect had not Lord Palmerston, losing sight•es
original object, which was to simplify the chiti (ICOI
render their collection less inconvenient, °chilli/4 ~,g°
new pretension, not heard of for centuries, en t ot
the King of Hanover to surrender a large e a 101
Stade revenue, which had been enjoyed ovetir,
succession of his predecessors on the Ilan, at:
Throne, and never until then questioned by anilood•P-,
lish Minister. The proposal of Lord Dalliers lent rip
deemed by the Hanoverian Government ir's°rfecti,
well as unjust ; and it may be regarded as r stir
certain that no modification whatever of tee /00
duties would have taken place so long as by
tiation for that purpose had to be conducte"
Lordship."
InoNEY—TßADE—cownvogge°„reia. ;
The second meeting of the Commissioners in the,
o the Manchester Bank, took place yesterdaYb nieec
town. Several proofs were admitted, and, tii,es4,;(
ing adjourned for choice of assignees. ri:Pe not
is said, has claims altogether to the am
small
180,000/. ; the debts due to the bankrupts are Waft"
The mills at Manchester are entirely at tr, ofrt
their full complement of hands : the nutni."ot eov-
turn-outs is now so reduced that they Win -
the least disturbance.
The house of Ehlers and Feuerhaerd, ,ast t,10,r
burgh, which suspended payment in March ' it its;
been declared bankrupts. The amount of the tats to
bilities is about 70,000/., and the assets are stBof ti'
be 600/., barely sufficient to pay the Os°
commissioniPUc‘
BLIC IMPROVEMENTS'
fjoil " fO,l
A new street is now in course of forlo3,- et,
the railway terminus at Brighton to North-srbe 0
will, when completed in the course of a Inont'"
of the best in Brighton. igert
ELECTXONEERING. Ire" 4
It is stated that the Solicitor-General 0- 016
has withdrawn from the contest of the Dablill
election.

( NAVAL AND PfLtLITAWIr' ens Xll
Anew light-house will be erected in the it 07
spring at Craighead, on the Moray Frith.
be in the vicinity of Haliman's Scarrs, a 58" °
gerous rocks on the coast.
LAW AND POLICE.
Francis Pasqual, a Spaniard, valet to t'ics,aol;
Edward Bouverie, staying at the Albany,
was charged at Marlborough-street, yotel-ff Ys
robbing his master of a very large ''quantitYgr°,,, v:„
perty, consisting of plate, apparel, swords,
whole of which he had pledged at a pawnij°,.e. etl
ibufis
Wardour-street. Twenty-six duplicates if— Ile' v
on the prisoner, who acknowledged his guilt'
committed to Newgate.
LITERA
Ry AND SCIENTZep. are
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A new journal, the first of its kind, has IV' I v
,Alexandria ; it is confined entirely to counoerciti
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local news. Festive
The concert of, the Worcester 311164'81 east'
opened on Wednesday evening with Haydnstaceabg,),llo
On Thursday morning Handers Judas ; tie"!
was produced entire, with accompaninien-11ee.,4
choruses were finely sustained. The son'bey
in the morning was 2221. 9s. 3d., the Piattrcl °lf
held by several ladies of distinction. The t its cr
last concert was to take place in the evening
feature being Schiller's Lay of the Bell. el';
COURT---FASIIXONANIZI"." he iv
The Duke of Devonshire has, during t • 11°)
given a succession of entertainments to ble t
Highness the Duke of Sussex, at Chatswortbrr' iced ,t
The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough a
Wynyard Park last week, from Blenheim, °wryob
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to the Marquis and Marchioness of Londoncit,,e
The Duke of Newcastle has returned t° t )I.l'
Park, Notts, from a visit to Mr. Gully
at Firbeck Hall. Abbe
Much company is expected at Woburn
le
during the week. f obci
The Marquis of Worcester, and a partY &Wei
men and gentlemen, are staying with Lord cp
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at Armidale, Isle of Skye. ra e
The Earl of Feversham left Cavendish
Tuesday for Duncombe Park, Yorkshire. rrorsclel,
The Earl of Ripon arrived in town on
from his seat, Nocton, Lincolnshire.

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