The Sun. — 1832-01-23 (London, England)

PROPOSITIONS :  " 1. The Government of Brazil shall be. a Federative Monarchy. "2. The Constitution shall acknowledge but three Political Authorities, viz.: the Legislative, the Executive, and the Judicial.  "3. The Constitution shall distinctly set forth the powers, duties, and prerogatives of each branch of the Legislitive Authority separately, and of both conjointly ; such changes being made in the present arrangements in that respect as may be judged necessary. " 4. The Deputies shall he elected for two years, which is to be the duration of each Legislature. " 5. The Senators shall also be elected for a itated period ; one-third of the whole number are to be chosen at each renewal of the Chamber of Deputies. The manner in which this election is to be conducted, and the order of displacement of the Senators, will be expressed in the Constitution.  " 6. The Executive shall retain all tie attributes of a Moderating Power ; all others will be suppressed. " 7. The Executive may refuse its sanction to a law declaring the reasons for so doing in writing ; but if, after such refusal, the law again be approved by both Chamber►, it shall be considered as passed, and promulgated accordingly. " 8. The Chapter of the Constitution relating to a Council of State shall be suppressed. " 9. The General Councils shall be changed into Provincial Legislatures, each having two Chambers." The laws passed by these bodies which are not within the powers of the National Assembly, shall have force in the Province after being sanctioned by its President. " 10. The public Revenues shall be divided into National and Provincial ; the taxes and duties for the expences of the General Government shall be fixed by the National Assembly ; thence for each province by its Legislature.  " 11. During the minority of the Emperor, the Realm shall be governed by a Regent or Vice-Regent elected by the Provincial Assemblies, the votes to be examined and verified by the National Assembly. "12. in each municipality there shall be an Intendant, vested with the same powers as the Presidents of Provinces.'  In compliance with orders to that effect, the Barrack-master of Winchester yesterday morning forwarded to London 1,000 iron bedsteads. It has not transpired in what way they are to be disposed of; the order, however, would argue a projected concentration of troops in the metropolis. —llampshire Telegraph. Church,n accident elni,apwpbeienhed . t one looked the kt edtoNw e have had a serious termination. While the reader was proceeding with the morning service, the church all at once was filled with smoke, which se alarmed those who were present (and the church is always well filled) that a general rush took place, each trying to be first at the door, and, of course, much impeding each other. The Minister begged of them not to be alarmed, for there was no immediate danger ; but his voice was not heard, at least not attended to, for in a very few minutes the church was empty. An examination having been made, it was discovered that the flue which runs below the floor had become very foul, and was on fire, the smoke from which issuing through the ventilators had caused the alarm. It was vent soon got out without damage. One or two persons fell in the hurry, hut no one that we heard of was hurt. Of course an end was put to the service. The alarm, however, had subsided before the evening, when the church was again very well attended, and the Minister, Mr. VANE, preached a very appropriate sermon.  SUICIDE OF THE RECORDER OF EXETER• —The evideHce having been gone through, and the Coroner having summed up, the Jury delivered their verdict —" That the deceased, labouring under a grievous disease of body, and being delirious and out of hie mind, had inflicted on himself a mortal wound, of which he died." Mr. STEVENS has left a widow, and two daughters of tendreer nu years, who, with numerous relatives, and still n numerous friends, mourn this great bereavement. more