The Sun.
London, England, 1841-07-10 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF MEWS

AND
Vulatt Opinion.

" Who runs may read."

:34 „. .Abroad--Foreign—Colonial.
It TRIESTII, JUNE 26.—Accounts from Leghorn say that
the King of Wurtemberg is expected there for the benefit of
ix. the baths.
CORPU.—We learn from Corfu that Sir Howard Doug-
las had fixed the 16th of June fur his departure. The lonians
,xllk' -ct-tr-om his successor the long-wished for modification in
the Constitution as well as in the financial administration.
13RUSS.;;LS, JULY 7.—The Annual Session of the Pro-
lineial Councils was opened yesterday in all the provinces of
the kingdom.
The Marquis of Lansdowne, with his family and suite,
1,3 arrived at Liege on the sth of July. The Archbishop of Ar-
,,,ittv, Inagh arrived there a few days before.
An attempt on the life of Roses, at Brazil, has been
4telY made by an apparatus concealed in a box, but
through defective springs when his daughter
;• Opened it.
•rti
4,431 The ,Turco-Egyptian question is regarded as termi-
ad ;P4l/itted by the Five Powers. The Treaty of July is there-
isdat an' end.
l!rixtit fiance is to re-enter an alliance with the great Powers
in a few• daYs. The new Treaty is prepared.
.01,3)11, & serious mutiny broke out on the 7th ult. at the
stirelf' Spanish settlement of Alliucemas. Great atrocities were
eottunitted. Particulars in another column.
Another decree of the Regent prohibits the publica-
tion of Papal allocutions in Spain without the consent of
the Government, under the severest penalties.
ttt: Greece remained on the 20th ult. without a Ministry.
,d The King would not cease to be a despot, and Prince
tt, Itexcocordato declined being President of the Council to
' atherthan a Constitutional Soveregn.
Pacha, the Commander-in-Chief in Crete, has
boSstantinople for a re-inforcement of 5,000
men:. and six pieces of cannon. This tells well for the
Past successes of the Cretans.

At Home-Miscellaneous.
-Large clusters of spots are now traversing the Sun's
lu4sc, they will arrive at its middle on Friday, the 26th.
' `‘ " You're not old enough to judge," was a cry from a
:aubelow the hustings to Mr. Antrobus, when he
l
began.to chatter in the strain that the measures of
• 'holsters were destructive. This was right. Try be-
fore you judge.
Some of Gluck's music was played at a madrigal fete
"PT 'at Croydon, on Monday. Some workmen on the rail-
sdt"' road were overheard observing that they could listen to
it for hours. This is honest praise. Gluck's classical
'grains are exquisite.
:• In Germany there is a spirit-dance at night, called
'Will. The wills are brides who die before the day of
ge. They dance by moon-light : their faces are
white ; and flower-wreathes, and marriage-robes, deck
them,The head-dress of the Azoreans is of blue indigo ;
t revellers say, who have seen all sorts of head-gear, that
izt no other country is a hat like theirs to be found.
Au American paper says—" To get on in the world
YOU must be stationary ; to get up you must keep down.
l'orlowing riches is like following wild geese ; you must
crawl after both on your belly—the moment you pop up
"'ioi Your head they go whistling off like the wind. You may
i2(4) ' '414 rat upon a rock if you never quit hold of it."
10 71 . An old woman in the Cote d'Or, although possessing
be, t 'an income of 40,000 f., lived in a wretched garret, and
N'lt' 51' laY on. a flock bed. Some robbers broke into her room,
and unfastened her supposed treasury. Instead of gold
• and sit' ier, they saw roll out of the receptacle a human
Fr Mowed by dry bones. The remains of mortality
sti uck them with terror, and they fled incontinently.
et trious case of fish-skin disease (Ichthyosis) was
exhi on Tuesday last at the Medical and Chirurgi-
cal E tor_liety, in the person of Thomas Jones, a boy, ten
years •of age. This boy must be a very odd fish !

Law and Police.
Stu auel and David Sloames, two amazingly swellish
verso' is, chiropodists, were brought up on a charge at
Green with. A. dirty piece of paper was produced dur-
ing th e evidence, illustrative of their occupation and
Mutual: enlightenment, viz.--" July 8, 1841—Received
five pc muds for opporating on Miss Williams' feet."
Lilleshall in Shropshire has just been the scene of an
lute ncied -murder, for the sake cf plunder. Simms, the
muklerer, with a hammer of a pound weight, struck
Nicho lls d own, to obtain the silver bags in his possession.
-Alchot's, I lowever, raised the hue and cry time enough,
til"gh Ily wounded. while Simms is in custody.
Threo y oung swells were brought up on Thursday at
aabrbYe bone, for blowing a cow-horn in Mr. Benjamin
's e ar. The blower was fined, the other two dis-
charged.
At the Tb ames Police-office, on Thursday, a man named
N.
lettlf., a pugilist, was committed for trial on the singular
,)f poking a man's eye out with a tobacco-pipe,
pause he talked Irish in his presence, at a public-house
.34 E,hadwell ! Neale 's excuse was that while the man
~fag talking, he " bobbed " his head down, and the pipe
Went of its own accord into his eye.
Yol mg: man of respectable appearance, who refused
to give his name, was charged on Thursday at Union-hall,
with having attempted to commit suicide. The anony-
moi
is gentleman was discovered hanging by the neck,
'l'lf choked, to the iron pallisades of Peckham Church.
4.,4 hen asked by the Magistrate how long he had enter-
tied the project of this exhibition, he replied that it
Z: its a " momentary impulse." As he persisted in main-
- his incognito, he was remanded until Saturday.
At', trial which took place at the Sheriffs' Court on
Illarsday, respecting a certain sum demanded by a medical
Ul,an for surgical attendances, it was elicited in evidence
" it depended upon the respectability of a patient
what be was to be charged 1" See what it is to be re-
, getable ! The poor man enjoys the advantage of being
Phsicked into another world for little or nothing ; but
the rich man must pay through the nose for the pleasant
Vitivilege of dying " by the Visitation of the Doctor !"

Electioneering.

%. No return has been made for the Cardigan district of
„burgh; owing to the negligence, or something worse,
of =a Tory Mayor.
The election for Orkney and Shetland county, the
most remote in the United Kingdom, will take place on
Monday the 12th, when F. Dundas, Esq., will be re-
turned without opposition.
The rush to the Hertford poll was 2,000 by eleven
o'clock of the first polling-day. The entire constituency
is only 4,000. There can be nothing to do on the second
13011-dAy.
The Wigton burghs have terminated the poll in favour
fJ. M‘Taggart. Mid-Lothian has returned Mr. Ram-
stY, the Tory, without opposition.
" lie must be returned at any cost"—has not been lost
by the Tories on many purchasable ten-pounders.
Newton, in Lancashire. is still the scene.of election
eotitests, although it has been doomed to schedule A.
The South Lancashire hustings were held there on
Thursday.
• The Chartists mustered strong at South Leicester-
*lire on Tuesday, and proposed candidates, but finally
withdrew them, leaving Lord Manners and Mr. Farnham
11riPposed, and therefore elected. The editor of the
~,,
k-hartist Rushlight twinkled in a speech on the hustings,
but Was soon blown out.
The Tories begin to shake awfully at the result of the
e7keetielis. Peel, they fear, will not have a working ma-
- JO
tY• In Scotland fifteen Whig-Radicals returned for
q° 3 Conservatives, have reduced our Evening Contem-
,!kl taxY (the Standard) to despair, and, with tears in his
,
es, be exclaims, " The Whig Ministers will, whether
ar or out of office, be the real victors, as far as results
concerned."

Theatrical.
aftporte took his usual benefit on Thursday at her
. ,
lesty s Theatre. The entertainmetts were the Barber
"If S'eville ; the three first acts of Corneille's Horaces ;
114 w ballet entitled Aglae ; and a part of La Gitana.
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119 house was crowded to suffocation.
,C V. IUXALL GARDENS.—The third of the six summer
g:rias was given here last evening. When we con-
-341( ter that Ducrow was to be seen in all his glory, a Con-
t d's Ete with Jullien and all his great solo performers,
iotht various other attractions of the place, it is easy
ball to
ace() unt for the numbers who thronged it. The
~0011 a oes up on Monday.

, Court—rashionable.
~,„ "'" (been Hanover was born in the same Palace
—.,
,that in whit), of'l she yielded her breath.
i "'AMY P.g tt,' widow
of the late Attorney-General,
tl !Au. 0.„,4 F
,ulndipay, in. her‘ 90th year.
ates that the Falconry at the Loo,
mi,,,_—"l. itch Paper A.
e Alexander, goes on excellently.
Abe ? tended by Prim. r ,icons have alreack .
v caught 194 herons, 101 of
' i are uninjured by the capture.

the Day.
Rumours of
(.2 Lll the world has been given to understand that Ma-
1s Catalani was no more. G, alignani has since re-
": .ted letters from Florence of the 25th, whereby it ap-
-T than ever. Irs that that lady is alive and bett.

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tres which require precision of motion and (quality of
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