The Sun.
London, England, 1841-01-01 00:00:00

OCTOBER.

1. Re-opening of Black friars-bridge by the Lord Mayor
and other Civic Officers.

2. Discovery of a fire in the midshipmen's berth of her
Majesty's ship Camperdown, lying in Sheerness Dock—
the supposed work of an incendiary.
Conclusion of the trial of Prince Louis Napoleon
who is sentenced by the Court of Peers to perpetua; !,,-
prisonment in a fortress, and his accomplices to imprison-
ment fur various periods.
5. The Court-martial on Capt. R. A. Reynolds rinds
him guilty of the charges against him, and sentences him
to be cashiered.

The Emir Bechir abandons the cause of Mehemet
Ali.

Examination of John Henty. a carpenter of her :',!a-
jesty's ship Ocean, employed in the dockyard, on a chargi-
of having intentionally set fire to the Camperdown.
7. Abdication of William 1., King of Holland.
8 Death of the Marquis Camden, in his 81st year.
Great Meeting of the Highland Society at Aberdeen.
9. Tumultuous assemblages at Lyons.
10. Ibrahim Pacha evacuates Beyrout.
Ibrahim and Soliman Pacha are defeated by the Al-
lied troops at Calat Meidan.
12. Abdication of the Queen Regent of Spain.
15. Exhumation and delivery by the British authorities
at St. Helena of the remains of the Emperor Napoleon
to the Prince de Joinville.

Attempt of Darmes to assassinate the King of the
French.

16. The Egyptians evacuate Tortosa and Tripoli.
17. Accident on the London and Southampton Railway.
by one train overtaking and running against another. One
female servant is killed and many persona severely injured.
19. Loss of the ship Chirk Castle, of Liverpool, and
nine of the crew.

20. The Coroner's jury on the body of Catherine An-
drews, killed on the Southampton Railway, returns a ver-
dict of Accidental Death, and levies a deodand of 3001. on
the engine.
Iler Majesty's approval of the sentence of the Court-
martial on Captain R. A. Reynolds.
A true bill is found by the Grand Jury against the
Earl of Cardigan and the other parties in the duel.
21. Death of the Bishop of Meath, in the 81st year of
his age.
22. Resignation of M. Thiera and his colleagues. The
King sends for Marshal Soult.
Sudden death of Lord Holland, at Holland House,
Kensington, in his 67th year.
23. Accident on the Canterbury and Whitstable Rail-
way, by which a whole train is shattered to pieces, and ono
man killed.
24. Colonel Hodges presents the Sultan with the flag
of Ibrahim Pacha.

25. Collision of the Britannia and Phenix steam-ships.
off Dungoness, by which the Phenix is sunk.
the dieai the Farringdon station of
26. Death of the Earl of Seafield, in his 74th year.

Dissolution of the Junta of Madrid.
27. Death of Mr. Vigors, M. P. for Carlow.
28. Public entry into Madrid of the young Queen of
Spain and the Infanta, accompanied by Espartero.
Sir Moses Montefiore and Suite are admitted to an
audience of the Sultan, and deliver an address for protae.
Lion to the Jews.

30. Appointment of a new Ministry in France ; Mar_
shat Soult is President and Minister of War, and M. Guizot
Minister of Foreig❑ Affairs.
The Hon. Admiral Fleming, Governor of Green-
wich Hospital, died at Leamington.
Earthquake at Zante.
31. Inauguration of the Duke of Northumberland as
Chancellor of Cambridge University.
After a lengthened trial of five days the court-mar.
tial on John Henty came to the decision that the third
charge—viz., that of having, on the 2d day of October,
made a false report to his superior officer, Captain Sir
John Hill, of the extent of a fire, which, on the afternoon
of that day, had taken place on board the Carnperclown,
was fully proved ; but, in consideration of his good con-
duct, the Court adjudge him only to be severely repri-
manded, and he was reprimanded accordingly.
The Cyclops steamer arrives at Malta, having on
board Emir Bechir and suite.
-- The Earl of Clarendon is appointed Chancellor of
the Duchy of Lancaster, in the room of the late Lord Hol-
land.
-- Captain Reynolds addresses a letter to the papers.
deprecating all further interference, on the part of the
public, on his behalf.
NOVEMBER

2. Death of Sir Anthony Carlisle, the eminent suileon.
n the 73d year of his age. ' ~
3. St. Jean d'Acre is bombarded by the Britisli:fieet
under Admiral Stopford. During the bombard:nent a
powder magazine explodes, by which 1,700 Egyptins are
killed.
4. Execution of Elizabide at Bordeaux for tha murder
of two children and their mother.
Great inundations in France, by the ovedowing of
the Rhone and the Saone. Macon and other large towns
are for the greater part under water, and raar,y houses de.
molished.
St. Jean d'Acre is abandoned by .che Egyptian
troops, and taken possession of by the 'united British,
Turkish, and Austrian forces.
5. The King of the French opens tilt, Session of the
Chambers.
6. Explosion of another powder-magr.zine at Acre, by
which above 250 natives and 30 Britisli are killed and
wounded.
7. The Sultan of Turkey grants a finnan of protection
for the Jews.