The Sun. — 1869-09-18 (London, England)

CHILI.  The Chili= Government and Congress are busy with projects of internal improvement. Congress has empowered the President to negotiate a loan for 4,000,000 dollars for the construction of the Chilian Talcalmano Railway. Another line of railway is in contemplation between Llaillai and San Felipe. The Home Minister has written a note to the prefect of the province suggesting that the owners of the land through which the line is to pass should cede what is required so as to save the State expense. Durable bridges are to be constructed across the rivers in the Southern districts, where the traffic is often interrupted is winter time by the storms. A postal convention and an extradition treaty have been agreed upon with the Argentine Republic. The Archbishop of Santiago, and the three Bishops of the Chilian  Republic, have resolved upon attending the (Ecumenical Council, and the Senate has voted 20,000 dollars for their expenses. The Government proposes to remove the Chilian Legation from London to Paris, and to suppress the Paris Consulate. This is in acknowledgment of the French rmperor's appointment of a Minister Plenipotentiary to Chili, as he has done to Peru. Great indignation is expressed at the short-sighted policy of the British Governtent in neglecting to improve its relations with these two  Republics, which are both growing in commercial impor'ance.  The French Emperor is said to be " wiling away his sick hours" in finishing his "Life of Caesar."  The Most Rev. Michael Kieran, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh, and Primate of Ireland, died yesterday morning.  A quarrier, named Campbell, has been apprehended on a charge of being concerned in the recent destruction of the Duko of Athole's " Hermitage" by gunpowder.  At the Birmingham Public-offices, on Wednesday, a woman carrying on the business of a retail brewer was fined £5O for mixing liquorice with the wort for making boor.  At Longton, in Staffordshire, two men, named Jeffreys and Riley, were on Wednesday each fined £2OO for having in their possession stills for the manufacture of whisky.  The inquest on the man M'Grath, who was murdered at Cashel on Saturday last, was held on Wednesday, and a verdict of " Wilful Mulder " returned against some person or persona unknown.  The Record states that the Rev. E. Husband, late curate of Atherstone, Warwickshire, well known as a Ritualist, has been received into the Church of Rome by Father Newman, at Birmingham. _ _  Yesterday morning, at about three o'clock, the up Scotch mail train on the London and North-Western Railway on approaching Bliswortlt ran into a goods train with fearful violence. The engine of the mail train was srri usly damaged, and the driver and stoker were much injured. The passengers were a good deal shaken, but we have not as yet beard of any fatal results. The train did not arrive at Euston until nearly four hours after its usual  Fifty pounds a side are down for the race between Joe Sadler, of Putney, and Walter Brown, the American champion. Sadler is up country, while Brown is out daily with his trainer, Harry Kelley, and continues to take exercise in his paper boat, weighing 221 b., outriggers included. It is said he will abandon his own craft for an English wager boat by Jewitt, of Dunston. Betting is two to uno on Sadler. The race comes off on October 7 over the champion course.  EXCLUSIVE, VERY IMPORTANT, RARE, AND VALUABLE are the properties of Lamplougu's Pyretic Saline, curing the worst headaches, sickness, skin, or biliary affections. Pleasant, palatable, and invlgoratin Sold by all Chomists.—[Advt.],