The Sun. — 1844-12-17 (London, England)

SUICIDE.—SamueI Ball, an Eaglishman, suiting superiority—so long does the English Govern-4:1 22, hung himself at Onondaga on the 19th inst,r worthy s of meat proclaim to the world the insulting truth that bon 1:(1 been employed by Mr. Ellis and Mr. Bron-41,,_: a labourer, and left about eighty dollars in the Irish are a people whom we tdo e nut i ndaereym of being treate 'g Y and notes. justice, and :10 long will it be impossible for us to lay eoesi, . PHI ,N0v.28, . . a ing into "ILADEL ANo FIVE rar—T le • one stone for the foundation of permanent tranquillity, or conquer one inch of the affections of Ireland. them oration the extreme inclemency of the weather; was a fair amount of business done in stocks to, Treat Ireland as we are now treating her, and the momentary diversion of railway speculations will neither A and pretty generally at slightly advanced rates. better the condition of her people nor diminish the hou north-easterly storm commenced at a very early growth of those fearful feelings that impel them to dethe risthis morning, and at eight o'clock the roofs of sire separation from us. But such circumstancesbe turned the rain houses were nearly covered with snow and frozen present may, no doubt, by atwicrse tGbovernment, ofturned to • Shortly after it commenced rainin which rtae,„l , . g, There is now throughout Ireland enoug of our sidewalks into ice directly after reaching terra _firma to the best account for effee in„ e removal gh antes.l t. n . 40 o,wewalks were completely covered with ice, and irno their skatesto wish rather to hold aloof from active specu a_ iolittioestduce men for a time to take a moderate tipo_iPpery, that the boys found much amusement vier of ° her wticaPtion in agitation, and to look with favour, raThis afternoon the weather is more -.7:t and the ice 'has nearly disappeared. moments when the at m Englis Government. These are the at we Exrco.—Mexican papers recently received the e," Orleans, bring intelligence of the refusal of suspicions of largest growth, when the animosities. of by the of Deputies to vote the loan required tone of conciliation and the substance.i of justice be deepest influence, may be Most easily soothed, if only the against Mexican Government to carry on the campaign adopted. Now is the time when, lf rignit wtbeerelrdisobne, no tg,,g'lst Texas. The Government had presented to more than right would be demanded. and 3 we willitibse eisltrvo branches of Congress a project of law, autho- tice in the matter of theiur. religion, 44n_g a national or foreign loan of ten millions ofa repeal of the union. u?,:i for the purpose of defraying the expenses of that little successmwoatilcifedby attend any attempt to retheject the boon unless The thears,masses e a, bound the favourableace? moment for attempting an the Ch an war. The Committee appointed by , Now, too,red._'llaniber of Deputies to examine the project, uced till the amount required to six millions.lame. What, after all, will be the permanent gain to 1 imrovemeintin the material condition of the people at in Ireland from these great works? A few hand:vas +referred to another Committee, in whose pigment, at low wages, out of which nothing 4,111:_ the amount was again reduced to three I cal til'_ns. In this shape it was submitted to Congress —of the destitute myriads. At the end of that time, the. can be saied, for a portion—and, after all, only a portion and ve.lsth ult., and was discussed with great ardour old amount of unemployed hands and empty belliesi, will the brpinence. On the 16th, a vote was taken and cumber the land; for, whatever additionalemployment dlmtrt utaie ' rejected-44 to 17. It is also stated that the may he railwaystoaacertainetlyr ,c_ st discord prevails between the Government and accompanying extension Of commerce, will air Fress, This want of mutual understanding clogs permanently created by the uliarhti,onanidn the Pie operations of the Administration. Don Jgnaciointerval. The result will be a few more r be counterbalanced by the increase of pop 't rich generally richer; while the poor will be as numerous  SPlRlTS.—Domestic Whisky is in moderate demand at 24c. in drudge casks, and 25c. in barrels. A few barrels sold as low as 24k. 30 half pipes Otard, Dupuy, and Co. Brandy sold at 2,20 a 2,50 dols. Five puncheons Scotch Whisky sold at 2,121 dols. Ten pipes Wolfe's Swan Gin, 1,15, 6 mos. 10 hhds. St. Croix Rum, 1,03 dols.