The Sun. — 1841-10-21 (London, England)

BAGS LOST.—The Postmaster-General has published a notice that the letter-bags sent from Paris by the. Cherbourg mail on Friday night for Bonnieres, Gaillon, Lou viers, and Vernon, were lost between Paris and St. Germain-en-Laye, and, notwithstanding the Most minute searches., have not been found. He, therefore, recommends ail persons who may have made remittances by notes, bill; or other paper at short dates, to the places above mentioned, by the post on Friday, to stop the payment of them. The Ami de la Chdrte of Clermont states that a sentinel on duty at'Aubiere had been fired at a few nights since, but fortunately was missed. The author of this outrage had not, been discovered. "At six o'clock on Friday evening." says the Siesie "a lady entered one of the omnibusses, called the Dames Francaises, at the Bpi Tiere de Greneile, but soon became so much indisposed that she was necessarily left at the station-house in the Rue de la Fidelite, whence she was carried to a maison de sante, and died on Saturday. As she was quite alone, and had no papers about her to identify liar, the body was taken to the Morgue. She was small and . thin, about twenty-four years of age ; spoke with an English accent, wore a Leghorn bonnet, trimmed with ribbons, and a silk dress. Several rings were on her fingers, a large cheveliere, and a gold chain turned several times round her arm. In her pocket were 9f. 95 cents., and a small master-key. The Augsburg Gazette, under the date of frontiers of Russia, 7th instant, says—" Letters from the shores of the Baltic inform us that disturbances have broken out in Livonia, but were repressed by the authorities. A great number of the Livoniane had formed the project of making a forced emigration to the interior of Russia, but were prevented by the authorities from carrying it into execution." Upon this the editor of the Gazette observes, that the motives attributed to the insurgents in the above article are very improbable, and consequently more precise information should be waited- for. A dealer in horses, who had been for some time suspected-of issuing forged notes, was arrested the day before' yesterday. At his lodgings were found forged notes to the amount of 13,000 fr. The Gmunerce states that there are persons its Paris 'who, -from.no other passion than a love -of mischief, throw sulphuric and other corrosive acids upon ladies' -dresses. Two evenings ago, says this journal, several :lad;,; at the Theatre du Paints Royal hurl their man who * -41.41-Y-sP9ilO4 by this wicked contrivance. vivo days ago AL Adolphe Buyer, a young. had been-a journeyman printer,.but had recently adopted career otietters, comniitted suicide from pecuniary embarraSemente. leaving a wife and three children: lie had.exhau.sted his-funds in publishing a work-Celled fEtat des Ourriers; which was not purchasedets he expecte4it: would lsseVe been by the personsheionbniaoliulsi,roswehiienhtthem, Iveerrees was a written,ewith ta4nt..dhhias n"; given to he resol .fsitaself,tlestruction. 4. Constantinople/ letter of the 29th ult., quoted by the Augsbusg. Gazette, announces that the ratifications of the treaty •of commerce between the Porte and Denmark have been exchanged. It states that Lord Ponsonby has had his audience of leave of the Sultan. Immediately after the arrival of Prince Metternich at Vienna, says a letter from that city of the 10th inst., *it conference took place between him and the two Princes of Prussia and Saxony-, rh ho had come to inspect the Austrian contingent of the Federal army. Tl.e department of the Maine-et-Loire has lately purchased the Chateau de Saint James, at the price of 120,000 E, deetined by the Council-General to be ethene converted into a lunatic asylum, and • an estate, called Les Amandiers, for 58,000 f., on which is to be erected a Primary NormaLSchool. :ranch feerleteaetntn.iestprpoer, Thegalesseaandathtigheh extremitytides bee ofh pier rose to 31 feet, where the highest tides never rise above em2e to Bfet.The f A letter to the Gazette de Languedoc says :—" I send you the followinging the works of ehe of pier.the water has caused some it. IL --rageot,' the Charge hotel the French Leeation at Madrid has been iriesodr: we'ohiiictihriniastiionn attackedc:_ircTulhaeo_y the populace ; about forty shots were fired at orderedissaitdh e thatA mi-t bassador's flag to remain iteed.;fs place. It Lion at Bayonne inewbustasita was fired ar."—Lu Gazette de France. • Aecording to the Indicateur, a report circulated at Bordeaux, on the 16th, that among the persons of dis• tinctieet Arrested at Madrid,- Were the Duke of Castro. terren GAO, r -ararlos. • ' * A pla.%/1161 reforming, the. system:Amor ,inuse in the Maritime inscription is now preparingein the Naval Departra4mg fa4-411441.1)uperre.lnis:.confided the revisal of the Legislature on this-- subject irctni Colbert to the prc to n cir,‘ wid civil cam--; ol" the deptlrtex:nt. The wishes to present the plan for the new organization to the Chamber, and to have it discussed during the next Session.  f  kletter from Lille states the arrival in that City. of Grandrien, inculpated in the _affair, of the_ .15th of September, whose extradition has been asked of ~the Belgian Government. He is sent to Paris.—Le Constitationncl.