The Sun. — 1825-07-11 (London, England)

SWITZERLAND, JUNE 28.—The negociations fir the renewal of the Treaty of Commerce between Switzerland and the Grand Duchy of Baden will be opened in two or three months, at Zurich, and not at Schafhausen,-as was teported, On the other hand, it does not seem that the negociation's for a Treaty of Commerce betweeh Switzerland and Sardinia can bt resumed for some time. The arrangements which have been made while these negociations were suspended between the Courti of Austria and Sardinia, in concert with the two Cantons o! the Gnisons and Tessin, appear greatly to have lessened the interest that was attached to this commercial convention.  The Great Council of the Orisons has rejected the proposals• of Rome and Naples for a military capitulation. Aletalliques, 5 per Cents., 95.23-32. ; Bank Sp., 1,2121. ( Austria:4 Observer, June 28.)  • In another column of our Paper will bt found the recital of one of the moM, atrocious anti wick ed murders that ever was committed within Ireland : perpetrated in the open day in a populous neighbourhood, and under circumstances the most revolting to humanity and disgraceful t• mankind. The crime which the unfortunate victim of the savage ferocity of the murderers hai committed, was that of not joining in the combinations of the Dublin shipwrights, and for this cause his life was taken from him. But the• death of one victim did not satiate the ven,geance, of the inhuman monsters--;-another person who. happened to look back to ascertain the cause of the disturbance he heard, was observed,. pursued, knocked downi, and dreadfully beaten, and now lies in a' dangerous state. If such is to be issue of these combinations, the sooner they are prohibited the better, if this is the method adopted to compel unwilling workmen to join then', we repeat, no Legislative enactment can be too strong to prevent the repetition of outrages so disgraceful and inhuman as these, by putting down with the, strong arm of authority combinations of every kind and for •whatever purposes. The working classes of the Kingdom must be made to feel that combinations shall not shelter them from the punishment their crimes deserve, and that, under cover of associations for regulating the rate of wages, they will not be permitted to commit murders, and caus' riots and disturbances with impunity. ;This fatal history is a plain illustration of the. dreadful evils of the combination system, and skews toff what extent men will go to support and render': efficient a favourite plan of their own, or a mit- • sure which appears calculated to promote their" own individual interests, or those of the class to they belong.  The new London University has, it appears, excited the apprehensions of certain classes of shouldhista>ctrsoireesrtuintnerof ipurviorveeh anarchy tat nu itiserrei: • hellion. Whatever foundation there may be for osMttu thing; n seditionj Opinions,ksE tThr )rys ts iat: itdbj is not our . province to determinv, nor do we blame those who entertain such docthem ith a trines opinions of those who imagine such ari gree of moderation, gsilvmilulgiving d easriPtad°"kc:e'littl‘tov rce;esrpt but ntt d'fvoeerinstitution will have quite an opposite tendency and least of all, is it proper to charge the promoters of the plan with the desire of effect the destruction of Monarchical Governments. Sunday newspaper, of considerable celebrity shines conspicuous in the ranks of the alai-1'11145! and 'accordingly fulminates its anger'against Mr!. IlustEand Mr. Baourt.t.st, as the chief suplAri ters .of the London University. The boast this paper has ever been, that its articles wet!_ free from coarseness and vulgarity on the °lle • hand, but yet were sufficiently powerful to 001‘,e. a strong and lasting impression upon the pub° mind on the other. How much astonished the must we not have been to see in its colunillti an article upon the above subject, conceived in. the very worst taste, full of vulgarism!: and of coarse and violent abuse. Astonishe't as we were in this respect, we- were J°9t in amazement when we found this Wll opponent of Whigs and Radicals contlesce"i.. ing to copy the honourable and enlightened adv°: cate of the people, Mr. Wm. COBBETT, and desiA riming such gentlemen as HustE and BnouonAo in the same way -as the worthy original used to speak of CASTLEItEAGH,