The Sun.
London, England, 1834-10-15 00:00:00

WHICH THE PRISONERS SE,

E OF THE VARIOUS OFFENCES WITH

.IARALLY STAND CHARGED.-

_
Burglary 4 Cutting and maiming ' 2
Housebreaking 4 Unnatural Offence 1
Highway robbery 1 Horse-stealing
Stealing in dwelling-houses ll Stealing a Letter sent by the
Stealing from the person 35 Post Office 1
Embezzlement 8 Breaking into a w0rk5h0p....... 1
Coining 2 Perjury
Larcenies
Stealing a valuable consideration delivery of goods 1
for the security of money 2 Fraud 1
Felonious assault 4

Total 194

STATE OF HIS MAJESTY'S GAOL OF NEWGATE,
MADE UP TO TUESDAY EVENING. Males. Females.
Prisoners under sentence of death
Prisoners under sentence of transportation for life 7 7
14 years .... 2 10
7 years .... 32 17
Ditto, sentenced to various terms of imprisonment, having
been convicted of felony, &c. 6 0
Ditto, for trial at the ensuing Sessions l6O 34
Ditto, remanded from the last Sessions 3 0
Ditto, whose judgments are respited
Ditto, acquitted on the ground of Insanity, but remain dur-
ing Royal pleasure
Ditto, committed by the Courts of King's Bench and
common Pleas
Ditto, committed by the Commissioners of Bankrupts
Ditto, acquitted and detained in custody 1 0
Ditto, committed by Commissioners of Taxes 1 0

Total ...

237 122
359

The Baron de Vincent, formerly Austrian Ambas-
sador at the Court of France, died a few days since at Nancy.
His remains have been conveyed to an estate which he pos-
sessed at Bioncourt, where he had expressed the desire or
being buried.—French Paper.

Mr. Livingston, American Ambassaa.-,,, arrived in
Paris the day before yesterday. He is said to be the bearer
of new propositions from his Gove7nment relative to the claims
of 25,000,000 rejected by the Chamber of Deputies last ses-
sion. It is stated that, in order to put an end to this ques-
tion, and to counteract the possibility of new obstacles on the
part of the Chamber, the Cabinet of Washington will reduce
its claims by one-third.—French Paper.
The exportation of the precious metals from the
port of London for the week ending the 11th instant is as
under :

Gold coin to Hamburgh 3OO ounces.
Silver coin to Cadiz
According to the last lists that have been made up
by the Prefect of the Seine, and which will be published on
the 20th of October, it appears that the number of electors
for the twelve arrondissements of Paris is 15,309 ; the number
for Sceaux and St. Denis is 1,416 ; and the number of per-
sons liable to serve as jurors, in Paris, is 498.—Gazette des
Tribunaux.

EMIGRATION.—The number of steerage passen-
gers arrived at New York from the British Isles, from the
commencement of the present year up to the last week inclu-
sive, was 21,373. Arrived since last week, and all from Li-
verpool, 21,984. Number of steerage passengers arrived at
New York from the continent of Europe from the commence-
ment of the present year, up to the last week inclusive,
7,885. Arrived since last week, and all from Havre and
Amsterdam, 8,662. Total from Europe since the Ist of Ja-
nuary. 30,646. These returns are drawn from official sources,
being prepared with great care by a gentleman in the C:ds_
toms, expressly for this paper. —New York Emigrant.
THE DAHLIA FANCY.—The Metro-eolitan So-
ciety of Florists and Amateurs, by whom disgraceful and
fraudulent attempt to carry off their see'l:;ing prize by disguis-
ing a flower, was detected just in 11,:nie to reverse their deci-
sion, have done themselves
,gre'..c credit by the firmness with
which they have denounce,e, the individual who was guilty of
the deception. At a "leeting, held on Tuesday, at the Crown
and Anchor, andve;,7numerously attended, a resolution, de-
claring he had utted disreputably and dishonourably, was passed
unanimously ; and we hope, for the sake of so beautiful a
science, fte example will abolish the hopes of such exhibitors
all (ner the country. The Horticultural Journal and Florist's
Register takes the proper view of this important subject, and
the last Number not only exposes the whsle affair, but pro
wises much more in the November Number, as will be seen by
the advertisement.

A PRODUCTIVE Lo A N.—The following statement
of the application of a portion of the proceeds of Guebhard's,
which has been extensively circulated at Madrid, is said to
have had a considerable influence with the Chambers, in re-
fusing to recognise that loan. As pots-de-vine to several
persons were given—M. Aguado, 30,000,000 of francs ; King
Ferdinand, for his privy purse, 10,000,000 ; cadeaux to the
Queen and Princesses, 2,000,000 ; M. Burgos, one of the
Ministers, 5,000,000 ; M. Ballesteros, another Minister,
4,000,000; M. Encima Piedra, Director of the Bank,
3,000,000 ; the late M. Goicorrotea, 1,000,000; M. Ugarte,
the King's favourite, 3,000,000 ; M. Carresse, 2,000,000 ;
M. Guebhard, 1,000,000 ; M. Salcedo, the King's private
Secretary, 1,500,000 ; M. Grijabla, another of the King's
favourites, 1,000,000; M. Minano, 400,000; the Count
Ofalla, Ambassador at Paris, and negotiator of the English
loan, 1,000,000 ; the Madrid Gazette, 300,000 ; making in
the whole, 69,700,000 francs, nearly as much as was paid
into the Treasury.