The Sun.
London, England, 1841-11-10 00:00:00

MORNING ST7

The Sentinelle of Toulon states that a fire br )ke out
;inraa tiro! since on board the Inflexible of the line on
t Levant station, and was not got under for three
hours, The accident, the precise date of which is not
~mentioned, was caused by a man having imprulently
rowed the flame of a candle to catch some spirits which
damage was drawing off from a cask. It is not said how much
.4lgaage was done, but no lives were lost.
y4* frightful tragedy was enacted in the church at
,l.nzieres, near Mantes Seine et Oise), a few days ago
atnlimerous party was assembled to witness the marriage
ween two young persons who had long been attached
each other. The service was over, and the new-
abaorried couple, with their families and friends, were
lit to quit the church, when the bridegroom was sud-
rTy
analstrk with madness, and in his frenzy seized a
flife, threttened the lives of all around him. The
panic was so sudden, that for a moment the maniac was
gieoserted by every one except the father of the bride,
iiaZars of age, upon whom all the fury of his new son-
thr was wreaked. The unhappy victim received
w Eades.p.erate wounds, two in the body, and one in the
g • tits cries recalled his friends, and after a violent
struggleluan the weapon was wrested from the hand of the
'lac, and he was bound with cords on a table, raving
Ifthe most
„ appalling, manner, and tearing hi: face with
itfts,s ntL. The bride's father was carried home, where,
the
"ngainr, twelve hours, he expired. No hopes of
totairensadtor.ation. of the bridegroom to his senses are en-
:of The municipal elections continue at Toulouse in favour
th
the -t‘ the councilltvs of the late municipality dissolved by
G6vernment. M. Perpessac and M Joly, a deputy
?li
; Extreme Gauche, have been elected, as well as
preslss• Martin and Cayrel of the late council. The
vt°,:Bi, 'anal. Mayor, General Lejeune, only got fifteen
rtes his favour ; the others from 200 to 300.
h "aricos from Alexandria of the 21st ult. are quoted
tile -Debate They state that Mehemet Ali had re-
eelved the
Sultan's Envoy, who had delivered a sabre
lett;llen decoration in brilliants, and an autograph
his master's name. General Ventura had lir-
. -71 Lat Alexandria with his family from Lahore. M.
ter'han Chabot, the French-Consul-General ad in-
. , pt,had left for Cairo.
"hitrataltrd, Villet, and Ador, three rogues, grown cun-
',, aholLand adroit from long practice upon the worthy
ago7Pers of Paris, were on the look out, two days
valuabcii opportunity to transfer to themselves some
• ing',l e lots of goods, upon the most easy terms. Strik-
Waxa°,llg the Rue St. Denis, Promard perceived a worthy
an :-411iidler alone in his shop, whose countenance had
that-hlPression of simplicity, which induced the belief
went ;e might be easily deluded. Promard accordingly
the and engaged the chandler in a conversation on
gr„rjole of wax, continuing all the time to play a tele,
llejefi, Which the confederates had invented for their
/ak.' communications. This consisted of a cornet, or
mtii°l' Paper rolled up in a conical form, by which he
k ~11ated to his associates how they were to act. lie
er" it behind his bad- • when the point was turned
owo ~
out indicated that they might make a seizure with-
ear ; but when the point was turned up, they were
the e cautious. The confederates had thus secured, as
doi theught, two large cakes of wax from a shelf at the
Wet:: when two police agents in disguise, to whom they
alai: all well known, came by, at once saw their
ho tiv,res, and arrested the two outside, with their
but the telegraph man effected his escape.

•t. Let ers and Papers from Madrid of the Ist
fit')f
4 state that a communication from the Earl
IeI3ERbtEN was received by the Spanish Go-
:-,olunnlent, denouncing the revolutionary attempt
-MuNoz. This well-timed coal-
:;:i1611211cation will do much in the way of counter-
-95 the machinations of France.
write following extract from a Madrid letter
• 8 iltains all the news of any interest from the
Parish capital
'The
tent two brothers Ful,e;osios, field-officers, have been
ace,rt?ed to death, and their execution is to take place,
die4ing to general report, jointly with that of Brigs-
tf t el"eral Quiro,,,,a and a Lieutenant of the regiment
Carr Princesa. The two first named joined Don
were s, Were included in the Evora Monte convention,
hatilihrties to the Bergara treaty, and, it would seem,
Belres°t Yet had enough of trouble through mixing them-
(l44 in ras untaking s ; but their mother, ore
are themselves der
, is to blame, because she insisted, ifm we
-. the t7gli ly informed, upon their taking up arms against
Las ,"overnment. Ex-Brigadier-General Norragarry
'eft Madrid, to embark at Cadiz fur the Mariana
.hk.eBl.where he is to be confined during six years, and it
tn'leved that he married on the very day of his depar-
• • 11,I:7" and that his wife accompanies him, her father re-
'4l,Z at present at
- kerbs e Captain Guardia of the National Guard, who so
er°ll.,,sly petitioned the Ree.ent to spare the life of
11,41 e 17,11 Count de Belascoain,'died the evening before
tkr ol his wuunds, and was buried this day with mill-
-111 Y honours the whole of his comrades, with the ten
p Usical bandq attended, as well as the senators and de-
tities in Mad-r,id, the alabanderos, with their Captain-
General, the Marquis Vallehumbroso, the Captain-Ge-
.4411111d Governor of Madrid, many general officers,
trki other respectable inhabitants ; Captain-General
itiafQX, D- of Saragossa, the Madrid Municipal
Ilenaber and rrovincial Deputation, and about 50 ear-
4Zes ; it Was dusk when the cortege reached the bury-
N,-groupd ; but I understand that funeral orations
4e delivered over the grave. The Queen's tutor, Ar-
Pes, was among those present.
th he Ist inst., being the Feast of All Souls, and
toeurefore observed as a close holiday in Catholic
4tries, no business was done on the Madrid