The Sun.
London, England, 1847-10-05 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

SOUTHAMPTON, OCT. 5.--The Jupiter arrived
from Lisbon this day at noon. Her news is not very
important. The Terrible had not arrived from An-

gola with the Count Ronan and other prisoners.
The present Ministers were manifesting a disposition
to fulfil the terms of "the Proiocol, and conciliating
the popular party. It was reportiad that the Cabral
and S.lldanha factions had coalesced against their
common foe, the rival Septemorist Miguelist confe-
deration. There seems, however, to be some doubt
on this head, as it was asserted that Marato, Roma,
and others, had strongly objected to it. The squa-
dron was still at Lisbon.

The Teviot, from 'the West Indies and Mexico, is
hourly expected at Southampton.

REGIST RAT lONS.-(T HIS DAY.

A111)1)14E8E:X.
Lancelot Shadwell, E,q., the barrister appointed
by the Lord Chief Justice to revise the li,t of voters
fur the county of :Middlesex, held his court t.) day at
the Green Man, Bethnal green, fur the revisi.,n of the
lists of the parishes of Bethnal-green, Hackney,
Christ Church, Shoreditch, Norton Folgate, and the
Old Artillery-ground.,
In consequence of the decision of the Learned
Gentleman yesterday AA ith respect to Mr. Shepherd,
the principal objector for the Comervatives, the revi-
sion to-day was almost a matter of course, and no
case of any interest came before the Learned Gentle-
man during the morning. Mr. Shad well concluded
his labours in this district at an early hour.

CLERKENWELL.—(THIS DAY.)
William Dennis Daley, a tailor, was charged with
inter-marrying with Mary Anne Barry, his first wife,
Susan Galbally, being still alive.
It appeared-from the statement of the second wife
that she became acquainted vich the prisoner about
two years ago, when he represented himself as a
single man. They were married at St. George's
Church, Bloomsbury, on the 29th of last December.
For some time after her marriage she never suspected
anything wrong, but she eventually ascertained that
lie had been previously married, and that his first
wife was then living with her mother at No. 3,
Crocker's-buildings, Hoxton Old Town. She taxed
the prisoner with the deceit which he had practised
on her, when he treated the matter with the greatest
levity, and said he thought his first wife had been
long ago dead. He was then given into custody.
Mary Galbally, the mother of the first wife, proved
that she was present at the marriage of the prisoner
with her daughter, in December, 1841, and her
daughter was residing with her at present. He
treated her very badly, and left her very shortly
afterwards, and they saw him two or three times
during about a twelvemonth, after which they heard
nothing of him, until they were told he was in cus-
tody upon the present charge.
'file prisoner wac r,-,-,,ded to Wednesday, in
order that tha notice might procure copies of the
re(Yi,.r...a and other formal evidence.

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LAMBETH.—(THIS DAY.)
A young man, who gave his name as John Nelson
Hiseoch, and surrendered himself yesterday to police-
constable P 295, was placed at the bar before Mr.
Elliott, charged, on his own confession, with having
robbed his late etnployers, E,ssrs. Jeffery and 'Morris,
mercers, Liverpool, of a large quantity of silk pocket-
handkerchiefs, and other goods.
The case was remanded to this day week, for fur-
ther evidence, before he should be remitted to Liver-
pool.

MEETING OF THE ROMAN CATHOLICS OF SOUTH-
WARK AND L#Bl3ETH.—Last night a numerously it-
tended rni:ki-trg t',Fthe Roman Catholic inhabitants of
the boroughs of Southwark and Lambeth was 11,11 at
f
the:Temperance' Hull, Waterl, o-road, to adopt measures
for the formation of an association similar to those
lebone, for the vindication of Catholic rights and the
esta-
blished in the city of London, WesiminstPr, and Mary-
protection of Roman Catholic privilm,7,,es, by increasing
as far as possible the number of Catholic electors, anti
organish "r the Roman Catholic residents of the metro-
polis. M. Forristol, Esq.,
took the chair, and explained
the object of the meeting. Several persons having ad-
dressed the meeting, a 'wenn vote of thanks was passed
to the chairman, and the meeting separated.
THE LATE BURGLARY IN ESSElL.—Yesterday a
reward of 1501., and her Majesty's free pardon, was
offered for the discovery and conviction of the men who,
on the 17th ult., broke into the dwelling-house of Mr.
Abraham Offin, in Hutton, Essex,
the whole of whom
had their faces covered with black and wore long black
cloaks ; one of them presented a pistol at Mr. 011 in and
threatened his life, whilst the others ransacked the
house, carrying off above 70/. in money and a large
quantity of silver plate. 1001. is offered by Mr. Offin,
and 501. by Government, with pardon to any accomplice,
not being the person who pointed the pistol at Mr.
Offin.

DEATII OF REAR-ADMIRAL BANDIERL—Letters
frcm Venice of the 22,1 silt announce the death of Rear-
Admiral Bandiera. With him the last Of his race is
consigned to the grave, a race that the two noble
youths who fell on the scaffold of Cosenza were to have
continued to posterity,
The hand of fate fell heavy on
the veteran's white hairs, who in the self-same hour was
informed of the tragical death of his suns and his dis-
missal from the command of his frigate. He Was buried
with all the Rani honours clue to 144 rank.