The Sun.
London, England, 1865-06-22 00:00:00

Will of Cardinal Wiseman.

The will of his Eminence the Most Rev. Nich°Wl
Wiseman, Cardinal Priest of the Holy R°-0
Church, was proved in the London Court on
14th inst., by the Very Rev. William Thompson'
Eshe Laude, in the country of Durham ; the v.feer''
Rev. Francis Searle, of York-place, Portman-sill;
and Mr. Henry Ridgard Bagshawe, of LinceilleilY
inn, the executors. The personalty was 00°,7
under £2,000. The will bears date Oct. 30, 18!
and is attested by Mr. James Vincent Hartitl%
solicitor, of 24, Lincoln's-inn-fields, and Psetto
Henry Witchell, servant to the Cardinal. B 1
will his Eminence has left the whole of his prope;
to his three executors above named for their 513°°4
lute use, but by a codicil, dated May 14, 1862, f:ii
attested by Mr. Harting and William Newln";
butler to his Eminence, he leaves to the VerY gear
William Thompson above named and the Very
Henry E. Manning, D.D., all his copyrights
works published by him, and all unpublished eAt_iiiie
scripts, correspondence, and papers, whether pub
or private (not relating to the affairs of his diecesne)i,
on trust, to sell the same, but with power to destr"°o/
or publish, or retain and preserved all or any P"
his papers, correspondence, &c. By the codi' itb
Eminence also leaves to all his servants living "Wci
him at his decease, " not otherwise remenabere
one year's wages.—Pall-mall Gazette..
BROKERS' BONDS AND RENTS (CITY OF Low
BILL—The committe of the House of Lords on tinile
yesterday declared that the preamble was not prove 01
chairman stated that the decision of the committee

unanimous.
SCENERY IN BARBARY.—Poets and novelist°le
written of the glories of Spain and the beaut
the Andalusian climate ; but their pictures of the 'toe
south would not have suffered had they, in those alift4,, eo'
mindful of pirates and despots, crossed the straits, all-mry
livened their descriptions with a few touches of 131'14,.""
scenery, drawn from a day's ride between Tetuan
and tr
giers. To the east of the city, reaching far into the inv-,:ti-
the lofty hills of the province of Reefe divide the soft 11)
t
riant vale and winding stream of Tetuan from the, i;i10:••
portions of the continent, and apparently mark the lu'ool
tween barbarism and civilisation; whilst a little furt'''°-r
the well defined outline of the Atlas -
relieved by the undulating slopes on the opposite
hut,
here and there covered witn a thick bush,
a solitarY
or a half-cultivated patch of ground, gives a plosinrcginlie
ntu of natural wildness and artistic beauty. pre'
sportsmen, as to the artist, the country round about !tiler
sents numerous attractions ; though, of course, the
he penetrates the more sport he obtains. NeverthleAcjoe
tridges may, with the help of a dog, be shot in ahuue
within a mile of the city walls ; and the absence that
boar in the Moorish cuisine as an article of food, togetii,.,
with the comparative rarity of a garrison battue front 'OO,
raltar, are necessarily favourable to the increase of gsoo
Quails at certain seasons of the year,wild boars, hare,
rslsl
foxes, at all times ; and a pack of hounds at Ttalgietry
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additional incentives to an itinerant sportsman t
luck an
and those who aro sufficiently adventurous, all
k flog
not romantically in love with the deeds of Monsieur.:
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Gerard, would do well to consider whether Morocco er
ano fL i fe, by Lord
promisinghunting
(ace Cecil ground than
than Al geria.
lions ---Wr