The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-26 00:00:00

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II t Il.rAiint Paella l•-ft Birntin...ll.on e
tr ,it We incsday morning, ar :vett at Mtvatt's
sloTtly atter one ck.
Wednesday Iti..llighnesq,aceompa»iel b, Sal m P ,
Itontor, and 11. Sttar, ce: lied to the House • •
11, • finding isc 41.'11. d r fictit

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At a later pfaiod his it • It-ft : ,
by colonel li,litort, M. Nub:lr,- and Maj.. It,: „mei pr,_ •
eZeciefi to the en,servative Club, visiting ~i 1 its ki,p..rtinent
fruni the ki--chfn to the s,:loon, Li tue bi•liar_i•ru;itn him
lliAhness joined in a game with a party of Fr-nch gentie
sm.•acti his cigarette, and *veined Flight.% pleased,
Ilk Highness ne:v proceeded to the Reform Club, but
owint.t. to the latene-,s of -the hour at which he arrived tl
l'arh • reinamed but a short time, returning to hi, how
about eleven o'clock.

WANTON CRIJELTY.—A few dale since. some wail
cious v Than unknown cut the tails of tat) donkeys nearly off, so
that the hung by the skin only. They are the property of a poor
man at a Mahal, near Debenham.— Bury he.
h In good that r. Harding,-
may be slio-tly expected back from India. Like a wee man he
wishes t return while his laurels reta it all their ire-shines, and has
wraten home to express his desire to come back.— Morning rape/ .
• AtiO h r tins <llk9 'twin ti•..y.tia. In the
n'ght 01 tin, 30th ult.'s the broke out there wi.'cli ci.nstuned hi a
wry short space ot time tiearl3 400 Small chops It nas only by
the greatest ex. rtiun that the inure important buildings were pre-
served.
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H., WEATHFR AND THE CROPS,—Tte fresh aid
exhilirating ruin cf this morning (Tuesday) has done wonders in the
del :s Rain .as much needed tier farming operations, especialy for
turnip sowit.g.—Bury lkrald of Wednesday.
fIaDER of THE rosTMASTER-t,}NERA/.. —VlieOnestlav
morning an order was posted in the letter-carriers' office of the
General post-office, instinaing the men by no means to leave any
chargeable letter at any counting-house, or place, without payment
of the sum chargel. If the parties Cr. not in, the letter is to be
brought away and Lendered again %%hen the letter-carrier has de-
livered the remainder of his letters.
DREADFUL HURRICANE IN LOMBARDY —A letter
from-Mouza, in Lombardy, of June 11, states that a dreadful hurri-
cane had almost destroyed the forest near that town, 4,000 trees
and the rest stripped of their leaves.
having 1 een torn up by the roots,
The country was tilled with birds killed by the hail. The storm ex-
tended to tile Venetian territory, where it also did great damage.
An inquest was held yesterday (Tuesday) at th
Cock inn, Berry-street, in this town (Wo veritampton), on the la dy
f Charles Price, a man al out 55 years of :le, who met .itif his
death on Sunday last, on the G -and Junction ;railway. The enia-
neer on the mail train which left irmiripham at a quarter be'ore
two on Sunday afternoon, when near the Walsall si :don, saw the
deceased sitting upon the outside rail with his head testing upon his
hands, fast asleep. The lifeguard 01 the engine struck him on the
left side of his body, and the wheels passed over his feet. Tue train
was stopped and the sufferer brought to the d.spensary n this town,
where, in a I, w minutes afterwards, he expired Verdict, "
dental death."—;Wolverhampton Chro.iele.
ACCIDENTS BY LIGHTNING ,tirin . tt hEiavy th,lnder-
storm Ti,ur,:a, t, Joint l',irteous, a boy in the a, rvlee of Mr.
Tar-ant; Yoitng, wl_t.knowes near Kelso, whilst returning
faint the 14e1.1 where he had been tor lite trtr,iiise of carting thistles
with a sielt:e. o 3S, 7,i led ky the electric flag Lich -e4 rued to have
trr.r...,,e0. CI, v.!, le lf•tr.alt :if the body, Ahout tle same time a horse
ryiii.r iu. at Sini.ilholto tielon,,ing to Mr.
Joan, it!t, and two :at bwsti belonging to Mr. W. clii,l7)lM, Lang-
we:e killed by the eleeule

BuRNING or A 'VEsSE'L OFF 13 itlXHAM.—Shortly
after ten tic:leek on Tuesday morning much surprise was created at
Brixhem, by the approach •towards the shore, of a vessel on ore, in
tow of two iiihirrr smacks, which, as
.she neared, pros.ed to ha tht
Unity of ra,istow: a London trader. A rumour having got abroad
that the veasel had gunpowder oni board, and other 1.11:0-qt,rous coin-
bustible,, it .was slrokgiy- advised not to bring her into harbour.
Such, however, proving not to he the caie, sba was inurldd near the
Queen., quays, that some water front a reservoi: might Lc cooductpl
on board, winch was quickly accomplished, but gre the flames could
he Rot under, site hal barat to the water., edge. She had Lett Dart-
inouth on the Previous day, and wtt,4 discovered on fir(' about ft.=
o'clock in the morning, when about liftgen tunes oft-the land. She
had i.rnit,,tl owin,f, to the gross carelessness of me of the seamen,
who throw a le2rued limier down the forecast". sot fire to some
inat:l4.-. The vessel is a complem v:reek, aa.; e Lead, that ne
pant of her cargo IC

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i)ESTRUCTIVE ;• IRE AT Iv EL1M1AM......• qrl Thlirsdnv
early in the afternoon, a ore broke out in a "Aystack on a farm at
Ye!dhatn, in the occupation of Mr. Francis ‘Vhitloek. Front the
extreme d. mess of the neighbouring stacks and buildings, they wars
speedily inited, and burned with the greatest rapidity, :Ind all efforts
to check their pro4ress proved unavailing. The almond. of damage
Is very considerable. So rapid was the co flAgratio, from the ex-
treme heat O the weather, and the consequent dryness of the mate-
riaN; that the whole rame of Int:Wings and stacks were in ruins in
twenty minutes. Mr. Wha,'ock htd his hands much burnt Par •.ae
of the. not, l,e w .i!seit to remove a Waggon :.01n tha
cart 10t1,;e.. g•• •s, tnd tat sin. inn+ mut .• ti
destroyed, together watt Lit LII, ,1 -1 hie!. wk—e
eaten hr the krowd halt-' ;paste their halt-,astel state. e. t, uu awl
A Yenzham engines were In attendaute, hut the ftame: .•la
etch rapidity as to defy all edorte to check them. It is feared 'th at
this diabolical act was the work of an incendiary, and boy is in
rfl.atf,

y On suspicion of to concerted in Herald.
!-• CR FEELING. Volt ()Mt —Oht• day
ii 'he rain wits descending in tumultuous atm:tins. ,in gen-
it , Its w, dot, a letter in a neat count', mansion, and .each
it ,e• nit d dedglitt d with les progtiss. The epistle was
rl -It f e tit 0 niptunts of tuition atory delight and settled
• , ;1 ,; hAvard gratification. " Aye, lye," ejneu
utt.• r !hi niernan, with,tit noticing my p esence, " we
• I to. morrow," and the earnest joyousness
wart ,• u :eyed the word shall made tne sure It would be so.
lie rented ;it td,i-lashioned arm elialr. clothed, lined, and stuffed,
w!: c • ti, li it% oceapant, s:•eined the ver) throne of hap,ilitesS. He
tti rt e• too, ins Idinser in deliguttill contenm'aiion, when a swiden
t wind (lath d the rain with tearful velocity against the win-
dow. and arous,,a
d his attention to the raging elements. One look at
the window. and he exclaimed, " No, not to-morrow, it must be a
day lower ." when he arose, placed the letter in his pocket, and re-
tl, e . N, xt day 1 discovered the cause of the chain ain his determi-
nation. The letter was one of pure pleasure, and, had it been
potted, the postwoman (for so it was there), would have had to
trudge....probahly with that solitary -letter, there_and back, seven
mile , and the kind-heartecl veteran postponed his pleasure, rather
than it sh,uld be purchased with the wet-labour of the poor post"
wo:gaa.—frm f.?:e 41:k". :,feruxrc qf. Jae, (at 1.