The Sun.
London, England, 1847-08-05 00:00:00

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DEATH AT 4. POLICE-STATION. Yesterday an
adjourned inquest was held at the King and Queen
Tavern, High street, Newington, before Mr. Carter, on
the body of Henry Sutnpter, a cab-driver. From the
..vidence it appeared that on Friday afternoon the de-
ceased had taken a party to Green4icti, -and on his
r turn had drunk freely, and was thrown from his
vehicle with much force. He was picked up and carried
to th- shop of Mr. Maine, a chemist, in Oukley-terrace,
Old Kent-road, and that gentleman, atter a cursory
examination, told police constable 333 P that nothing
was the matter beyond drunkenness, and he was taken
to the station-house in Park-lane, where every attention
was paid to him, but be expired about five o'clock on
the following morning. The surgeon, who had.made a
post mortem examination, found that death bad been
produced by a concussion of the brain, caused by a fall
from his cab, and the jury in consequence returned a
verdict of accidental death, adding. that they believed
the sergeant and the constable had been misled by the
statement of Mr. Maine, and that no blame attached to
them.
FALL OF FOUR ARCHES ON THE BLACKBURN AND
DARWEN RAILWAY. Two LIVES LOST. --•• Yesterday
(Thursday) evening, shortly after five o'clock, four
arches fell on the new line of railway in course of forma.
don bet wen Blackburn, Darwen, and Bolton, which was
attended with the loss of two lives. From what our
reporter could glean hastily. from the best sources, it
appeared that the line of arches from Tomo., past Tur-
ner-bridge, and across Little Baton. and which are
the
ee
T termedong tei hd ee
tgreenhey gavestate,
waanyd having no pack-
,
clump - braitnigde.a
partial!) formed, have given way in this instance in the
boßuetisnegveinn
imwnehgnaftr(omlarnay (labourers) were th.

at de top at the time. Several )aturday last, between seven and eight o'clocts,,reen-
sprung forward, leaping to the ground, on feeling the hithe was alarmed by the report that a man had been
arches give way, and escaped uninjured, at least to any killed near Mr. Colycr's house, which was very shortly
material degree. Two of them, however, fell amongst found to be too true. The murdered man, it appears,
the ruins, and one of them, Jonas Piling, a young man, had come across the water from Essex, harvesting, and
18 years of age, was immediately taken out dead. The in a state of intoxication lay down in the road to sleep,
near the turning from Greenhithe to the London-road.
other, Thom is Morris, an Irish labourer, of about 26
ears of ag-, . xpired about hair past seven o'clock,
conveyed to the Stsrkie's Arms, Tonge ,-,
//awes. a contractor on the London and Rochester rail-
They
road• was riding tie Dartford Iritu Gretiiihithe; his horse,
were
it is said, was frightened by the to +n lying in the roar',
Courier.
NI-nr, to wait the Coroner's In quisitiou.—Munchrster
and re:used to pass, wlie.n it was put hurl;by t„e rider,
and high words ensued between the two an n. Dawn s FLOGGING IN THE NAlry.—A return published by
order of the lat attempted to ride over the other mall, but fail, d in doing
-i FL qt eof Commons, and ordered on the so, the horse refusing to proceed. liqwes then dise
mo'ion of Mr. Joseph 1-lurne, shows that the total
number of corpord punishments infl eted in her Ma- mounted, and with the hatidle of his whip ~ ~,,,,,c,,
d ,
beating the poor fellow en ihe grow.d. and after a very jesty's navy ernoiintr d last year to 1 077, total number few blow. (some say two or thine) it was b.und the in :11
of lashes. 32.366 ; in 1845, to 1,079, totsl number of
was a corpse Dawes again mounted ht., horse and gal-
laAes, 33.511 ;and in 1844, to 1,411. total number of
loped a+ ay, but waxqeickly tO11“wf d by a tooto.te,l
lashes, 42 352. The highest. number of lashes inflicted
coast-guard iiffii!eri who was passing, and overto“lt
dUrith; the above triennial period varied from forty.
him at Galley-hill, tehi..re he was taken into custody,
eight to seventy-two, and the lowest from three to six
' an d
rnaL lodpti in the lveli-up at Dartford,—Maidaone
The return is signed by Mr. Henry FfitilCill 4=1494 Jo
chief Clerk of the Admiralty. u

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BRISTOL, Anorsr 4.
STOCX EXUIA.V43Ir. The sales are—Bristol and
76—Caledunian, New; % dis.—Great Western,Quarters,!l
p.—Ditto, New, 254 p.—Midland, 1241,4--Ditto, New, ''2
p.— Newcar le and Berwick, '414 p.— Quarter/3,
Taff Vale, Exet,err
—York and Newcastle, Preference, 4 p.
LIVERPOOL, AUGUST 4. dingli
&rock EXCHAIME.— We have to report an eXcee -
Or
fiat market to-day, with little business done.
ably large quantity of stock was offered, but few eat"
effected, anu those at lower rates. Tile "lej art:
Arbroath and Forfar, 10s. ex div.—An.bergate, ,02
tini4hatn, and Bostun, IL 6s. 3d.—Birkenhead, 141,_nc..1.
shire, and Cheshire, 43—East Lancashire, New, 14 New,
East and West Yorkshire. 3s. 514 d. ex inr,...Ditto, NO,
4-5 ex int —Glasgow and Dumfries, 82. 4d. esint 11.
Leicester and Bedford. % dis. —Liveool. Chester. and Scut
port, R., 114 p.—London and North Western. 1731/4-"Man.
Man-
chester a d Leeds, Fiat's, 4 p.—• ?itto, 321. Shares (late Ex;
tension, 4 dis—Ditto, Fifths (late West Riding Urildr.),ll,
—Midland Stock, 401. Shares, 461/2 —Ditto, New, Halves, 378
P•
.... North ern
p —Newcastle and Thrwick, - New, 4M
Counties Union, 2s. ex int.—North taffoicishire, 2A‘li.r
North Union (A), Si. ex div.—Ditto (B), 31' ,",:4-lAd.
Royston and Hitchin (late Chester and OswestrY). ''' -,„. 5
x int.—Sr. Helen's Canal and Railway, Preference (8116 par
per cent ), 80s. ex int.—Ditto. New Preference (guar' " i%
cent.). R., I p.—Shrewsbury, Oswestry, and Cheshire, „
lis.--Shrewsbury and Birmingham, 151. 17s. 91. Shares (''it:
Is. Id. rX thl.—Ditto, 91. 123. 3d. Shares ( JO, lOcl. "fl
—Stirop-hire Uni..n Railway and Canal, Is. 21/2d. ex j.-n7l
Whitehaven and Furness, 2s. 614 d.. ex int.-11
Ballymena, 14 di.. —Cork and Waterford. Is. 217,2 d., elt
jenctiolh
Dundalk and Enniskillen, 4s. ex int.—Killarney
91/2 ex int. int.—Belfast Int.

MANCHESTER, AUGUST 4. satin/
STOCK. EXCHANGE.—The sales are—Ambergate,
ham, and Boston, 1 7-16 dis.— Birkenhead. Lancashire' $214
Cheshire Junction, 23% dis.— Blackburn, Githerue.•
lig.— Derby. Stafford, And Worcester, 1% ()is. —East ri;fle,
shire, New, 1 dis.—Fleetwood, Preston and West
1 11- 16 dis,—Huddersfield and Alin:heater Railway 7716
Ca el, 1 15-16 p —Manchester and Leeds, 321. Shantou..
dis.—Ditto, Fifths. (late West Riding Union), 1,4 diarr.ebt•
cheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire t7,l2effield and J-413—,201.
shire), 31/2 dis.—Norfolk, Extension, p..--NOrtbchProp.
forthhire, 2 7-16 p.—Oldham Alliance, c. di""1211c.
shire Union,-1 13.16—South-Eastern and Dover, No. hr
p.—Ditto, No. 4, 9-16 die.

LEEDS, AUGUST 4. ding'
STOCK EXCHANGE.— The sales are—Amber tue,--°Disto,
ham, and Boston, 28s. dis.—East Lancashire, 14 dis•—•—oh•
New, 235. New (scrip), dis.—Great`
edi
ern, 40s dis..—Leeds and Dewsbury, Halves, 1% Pr •"%ester
wd Thirsk, 8 nis.—Ditto, Pr. tereuce, a.
And Bedford, 2s. 6d. dis.— Manchester and Leeds
Ri ling Unibn), % des.--Manchester , Buxton, Matlock, "":„
Its. 6d. dis.—Newcastle and Berwick, New. 4% S' P. 25.
worth British; Quarters, 225. n. p.—Ditto, Extension,
~—North-Western, 365. dis.

HULL, AUGUST 4. ttitr
STOCK EXCHANGE.-The sales are-Ambergate. 24
hsm, and Boston, 265. 6c1.-Blackburn, Clitheroe, c'c',West
0.-Great Northern, 4%-Manchester and Leeds o,
',tiding Union), 84s. 6d. c.-Newcastle and Berwick, k.gt
4/. 6s. p.-North British, Quarters, 86s. 3d. p.-Ditte• 1 ,rm.
k scrip), 488.-York and Newcastle, Preference, 4% P•
SHEFFIELD, Arousr 4. 7,Tr,tt
STOCK EXCHANGE.-.-The sales are--Ambergate'
-;„
,am, and Boston, l% dis.-Leeds and Bradtord,4774,Ph'ef.,
I anche•ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire (Grimsby and SNeyr,
1..14), 20/. Shares. 66.. ois.-Newcastle and Berwick,,,
di'
414 p.-North Staffordshire, 21/4 p.-North-Western, 114
EDINBURGH, AUGUST 3
S'rocx EXCHANGK.-The sales are-Aberdeen, -261.
'ordrie and 13athgate, 31. IN.-Arbroath and FonAr' 95.
Os.-Ditto, Halves, 141. 10s.-Ayr and Galloway, 2; n•int
-Caledonian, 341.-Ditto, New, 1/. 18s. 6d....-CaleG°l94
.rid Dumbartonshire, 11. Ils. 6d.-Clydesdale JulletV,„°,;(lert
tOs.-Deeside, 31. Ss.-Dunblane, Donne, and C. a.Ni esti
11. 7s. 6d -Dundee and Arbroath, 38/. ex div.-Ditto •-•
Co. 1, 291 10s. .ex div.-Ditto. New, N. 2, 321. " i",,C;te•
iitto, New, No. 3, 34 10s.-Dundee and Northern .1,00.,
,on, 11. IN. 6d. -Dundee and Perth, 331. 58.-Ditto
-'
21. 15s.- Ditto, Quarters, 3/. 45.-East of Fife, te•
.Ist Lothian Central, 1/, 16s. 6d.-Edinburgh and 138721 L
f/. 10..-Edinburgh and (4111,140 w, 681.-Ditto.
os.- Ditto. Quarters. 16/. 17s. 6d.-Edinburgh. Led"isjerlo
ranton, 191. 25.. 6d.- Ditto, Preference, zl/.-Ditt°' 201.
Qu,rters, 11s. 9d.-Edinhurgh and Northernis.,
6d.--Ditto, ist,,v, 8. 3s. 6d.-Ditto, Newport, 7/' Net
,itto, ditto. New, 2/. Is-Edinburgh and Perth., (Wr•
..), 1/. 4s.- Ditto, Halves. ss. 9d.-Glasgow Jou not
-tire, 1201. 158-Ditto, New Stock, 42! 2s.
lalves, No. I, 91. 7s. 6d.-Ditto, Halves, No. 2, 64 i.,„a
ilasgow, Dumfries, and Carlisle, 81. 148.-Glasgun
inriikirk, 39i. ex div.-Glasgow General Terminus, 1„T 1.
1.25.
-Glasgow and Greenock. 18/. 10s.-Ditto, Halves, 7:n xiCt
4.-Ditto, Preference, 8/. 2s. 6d.-Glasgow,
id Ardr,ssan, 3/. 155.-Great North ~1 Scotland, •1. tlots
Great .P.4;orthern (late Direct Northern), 41. 35.-Dittl36.--••
and York), 2L-Newcastle and Berwick. 281. ear
32t. 15..-Ditro. Halves. 151.-Ditto,
,rs, .51. 16,t 6d.-Ditto. Quarters New (scrip), 15se„ni
Zuirik, 21. 115.- Ditto, Fifth:, 61. 10s•-"-'-
t.
271. 2‘..6d.-Scottish Grand Junction, 126gres/r
sh Midland, 181- Shrewsbury and Hereford, 6d.
'urYi 041wPelry. and Che,.ster, 101. - Dit to, New. IL' l'Alid
-Stirling and Dunfermline, 4/. lOs
-Stirling and 011".1s
bs Wishaw .and Coltness, 49/.-York and Ne,°/.2ced.„-
--6d'
:7/. 55.-Ditto, New. 161. bs -Ditto, Preference, 12' -.•
-Direct Bombay and Madras, 25.-East Indian, 4.",trsB'
Great North of Inaba, 2s. 6d.-Great Southern of
Is. 9d...-Madras, Nellore, and Arcot, Is. 6d.

GLASGOW, AtTOUsT 3. 7,7„
STOCK ExCliaNGE.—The sales are—Caledonian.
—Direct Bombay and Madras, 2s. 3d.— Dundee and Penh,
luarters, 641. 6d.—East Indian, 4s. 3d.—East Lothifiu vitto
r“I, 3-s. 6d.—Edinburgh and Northern, New. 663%711yft
Newport), New, 42s.—Glattow, Kilmarnock, an",„frietb
—Ol/e Ditto (5 per cent. guar. ), 12.0/2—tilesgow, L'asign•
,nd Carlisle, 834 —Great Western of Bengal, as. 911.1 gee'i
..Nester and Southampton, New, 225. Newcastle an Ditto.
wick. New, 9/. 14s.—Wirth British, Thirds. 50s•-d—col,
s)uarters, Si. 17&—.Wilsontown, Murningside, sad
ess, 63/.

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PERSONAL GRACES,—The countenanee 7.
„-„en Lhedered
doitiehalty pleasing by th
e well-hrrang~s Curl
,raided plait, or the flosing tress. In dressing the
.t) hing can equal the ct of R'wland's Macassar bail,,,,
•41 either natural or artificial hair, rendering it
elmiraby soft that it will lie in any direction, prodUe'll.:
,eau'ilully 11 'wine curb., and, by the transcendant 10511-
imparts,•rendering the hear-dress truly enebantiliei
intlici, icy lijamly;trlourvi
;isg aandprebpea,reattittr.ymiegof
the weather; and Rowland's Odonto, or Pearl Dentitri.te
~ornpledtion, preserving them from every vicissitude,o4
ts alike invaluable for its beautif)ing and preserved
-fit.cts on the teeth and gums. Caution—lt is neet•"96 of
the u"sakriani I ettleolif
to see that the word " ]lowland's" precedes the 13"111.00
•he article on the wrapper of each, as spurious iniit""
ire abroad.
0 .'
STATISTICS OF COMMITTALS.—From a Flu1;40
- itp•
vary doeun,ei.t, printed within the last few dap ~ ply•
pears that in the two years ending on the 31st of
lw
'is-tuber. 1844, the committals on criminal charge' 1:(1o0
bered 56,133, and in the two subs, quent years 49'001•
thus showing a difference in the two years of 6,723 -
wittals.
FRAORDINARY OPERATION OF TRAC.—T Oda
AT GUY'S HoSPlTAL.—'Tuesday morning an (*el bf
.f a most extraordinary nature was perforn3„,/0
Bransby Cooper, Esq., in the anatomical theatre of 'OOO
Hospital, in the presence of Aston Kra, E-q ,11°,taff
Galloway, Esq., Edward Cock, Esq., and the wbc);',..,,iioth
tit' medical officers connected with the noble instL;
together with numerous eminent gentlemen 11.0- 01
various London htepitals. The operation was "her tb
very rare char'icter, and " TracheottOPpers'
act of making an inci-tion in the windpipe. Ttl,'
i.)n alluded to was pt rformed upon a boy
Darned lfi 0
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'l/4'aflace, aged fourteen )ears, whose parents rei!„3 de
Bexley, Kent. It appears that on Friday last
.0301.0
0 whilst on an errand for his father, picked up
hicb
Hat stone, which he placed in his mouth, aftel:
hr commenced running along the roadway
speed. Ili had not reached far before he suddentlY tait
lowed the stone. which he endeavoured to bring uP',si'
pia efforts were all it, vain. He walked to his fatbree° ref 0
Bence, where he was seen by a surgeon, who',
careful examination, suggested the necessity .011 i -coty,
'novel to Guy's Hospital, to which place he Via% Or
toyed. He was put under the immediate Care e,'
tiransby Cooper, Esq.,
terday made arrangementthsefoermthi
which had lodged in the trachea, ()lower part ();•„ e,
nee nret sue
vgael oenr.
tis::1°,11;
orm
windpipe, being firmly fixed ' a d'fficatlt pokv•°it;
['he little fellow was placed on itlifTe operatingi tsvi-e't/
t.he presence of a large assemblage of the Enedicl3"(acii
cession, all anxious to witness the operati-n•
sion was made in the lower part of the throat 0v',,.0
inch and a halt in length, where the stone Was 'll:re
ound by the operator. The poor boy %yam instant:ol9
lieved, and bore the operation with the most renlilir,oll7
presence of mind stet fortitude. He was subsecl,"/109,
removed to the ward, where the incision will be 6("j'e
and in a few dal s he wiil leave the hospital eye
cured. Too much praise cannot possibly be avvit.r.,l dt
ansby Cooper, Esq , for the extraordinaryfe"
i.,layed in the operation, which was performed 111 -,5);
ecorids. Last night the boy was progressing 111(.-
vourably.

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BIRTHS. , d J.
On the ad of May. at Savoy, India, the wife of
Martyr, Esq., 52d N. 1.. of a son. ,lards' ° f
Onthe 12th of May,- at Dinapore, East Indies, the
Lieutenant Adjutant Hockley, of a son. 1641. P
On the 29th ult. the lady of Charles M. Caldecott,
H olbroake-grange, \Varwickshire, of a son.
On the Ist, ult., in Queen-street, Alay-fair, the ails
oflz'
0(
Ferguson, M.D., of a daughter. ~, 1 df
On the 31st ult., at W bitwell Hall, Yorkshire, t"- a
Arthur Stephens, Esq., of a son. do ifif#
On the Ist inst., at Montpellier-crescent, Bri Well' -
of William J. Williams, Esq., of a son. g
,h 0 lady
On the Ist inst., in Sussex-gardens, Hyde park'
of R. F. White, Esq., of a daughter. r
m Job°
On the '2d inst., at Hammersmith, the wife of
Dut ton, chemist, of a dauhter.
„. of Cheri"
On the 2d inst at Fagrnham Castle, the woe
Sumner, Esq., of a daughter. nf Job°
On the 2d inst., at Thurleston, Yorkshire, the wife -
Cro•lanu Milner, Esq., of twin daughters f ig' I.
On the 2d inst., at Granville -square.' the Wife o
Cole, Esq., barrister-at-law, of a son.-
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ARRIED.
On the 22d of May last at Rio de Janeiro, Georgt_e fielder,
Esq., jun., to Laura Paulica Thomas, of South Lainttdwora
On the 3d inst., at St. Mary's Church, Battersea, , Esq.
Oxley, Esq., to Margaret, daughter of William Wils°ll
of Wandsworth-common. i h
On the 3d inst. at Al! Souls' Church, Alfred Szn-t."00, Sir
of Derby, to 111ary, eldest daughter of the Right
James Wigram, Vice-Chancellor.

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On the 2d inst., in Little James 13 df rd-rolv, C. James-street,
C •V
-street, e 0
Fu trove, ug, d 71.
At Upper Clayton, Thomas Adderley, Esq., aged 92.
Philip
On 'he 2d of June, at Cawnpore, Second Lieutenant
Charles Dare, ot her Ma'e t ••' 21st Fusiliers, aged 18. 14
On the 2d inst., the Rejv.s?Villiam Tower, at' HOW 113te
South Weald, Essex.
t.
On the 2d inst., at Osnaburgh-street, Reg 0:4'643a"
Frederick Harrison, aged 20. k, gall'
Oil ~ ,e 2d inst, at Wa,tb.iurne-terrace, Hyde-par
wiOn the 21rinw of Francis Edi
Gras 's Inn-place, Augusta, relict os, Esq. fO.
-
late Juin. Guw, Esq., aged 76.

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