The Sun. — 1835-10-28 (London, England)

NOBILITY.—The Marquis of Waterford, the Hon. John Beresford, Lord Rosslyn, and Colonel Dundas, who had arrived here in a splendid yacht, between the hours of three and four o'clock on Monday morning, were found by Mr. William Carter, a watchman, in Washington•street, near Morris, in' rather a riotous mood, having demolished two of the street lamps and a window, and attacked and stripped a citizen, who fled as fast as he could from their illustrious hands. In attempting to arrest them for their noise, riot, and violence, the watchman was beaten, and had his coat and pantaloons nearly torn from his body ; but calling in the assistance of two of his comrades, the noble disturbers of the peace betook themselves to a boat, and breaking the oars, employed them as bludgeons inbeating the watchmen, but were finally overpowered and conducted to the watchhousc, where they indulged in numerous expressions against their Yankee captors. In the morning they were brought before Justice Hopson, who, after taking the affidavit of the watchman, made out their commitments and sent them to prison. Before the matter could be adjusted, the British Consul had been applied to in 'their behalf, as also the mayor, and the latter functionary, as head of the city police, came and ordered them to be discharged, after instructing them to pay to the watchman 20 dollars for his clothes which they had destroyed. They were accordingly discharges'.--New York Paper, Oct. 7. Extract of a letter from Bayonne, dated Oct. 21:--The struggle of the Basques in the cause of their liberties and,independince has lost much of its interest and liancY by admitting into their ranks suck persons as Moreno, the murderer of poor Boyd, and by permitting their native mountains to become the area of bigoted, ambitious, and blood-thirsty tyrants, the opposers of all Constitutional liberty. The Basques are, however, beginning to feel the yoke of these tyrants, and if emigration to South America was open to them, there is no doubt that the ranks of the Carlists would rapidly diminish ; and although they would never submit to the Queen's Government, they would readily embrace the advantages held out to them by emigration, at  all times congenial with the Bisque character ; but will it he credited, that although several—nay, numbers, of the rebels, have already applied to the Spanish authorities at Bayonne and Bordeaux for passports to America, they have hitherto been constantly refused, and forced back to the ranks of the Pretender, under the pretext of not wishing to diminish the population of the Peninsula by tolerating emigration under any circumstances, notwithstanding they have been cutting each other's throats for the last two years, and thus diminishing the population with a vengeance."  A general amnesty for political offences, passed on the 19th June, for the provinces of Minas Geraes and Rio de Janeiro, was extended on the 17th of August to those of Pernambuco and Alagoas.  FROM Rio.—Capt. Chase, of the ship Mary, from Rio Janeiro, furnishes papers to the 21st of August. They contain but little news of importance, and are chiefly OA with reports of the debates in the general Legislative Assemblies, the, principal topics of discussion being a project for the substitution of paper money for the immense quantity of copper now in use, and a series of measures rendered necessary by the recent occurrences in Para.  Scarlet Fever is at present very prevalent in the county of Leitrim. It has deprived that excellent clergyman, the Reverend George Mansfield, of four of his five children. '