The Sun.
London, England, 1835-10-08 00:00:00

SMITHFIELD.

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Coarse heavy Lowland Meadow Hay 13 0 to .C 3 15
New Meadow Flay
Useful Old Ditto ... ... 4 0 4 5

Fine Upland Meadow and Rye grass Hay
Clover Hay (extra fine
Oat Straw .. /1 6to £1 101 Wheat Straw 1 10 1 14

lIIJNGERFORD.

Coarse Meadow Hay XS 0 to £3 15

New Meadow Hay -
Useful Old Ditto 4 0 4 5
Fine Upland Meadow and. Rye.grass Hay
Clover Hay 3 15 5 5
Oat Straw £1 6to £1 8 I Wheat Straw

According to accounts from Landrecies, in the Nord,
the commune of Priches and its environs are ravaged by
wolves. More than 100 calves, heifers, and cows have
lately been devoured.
JUVENILE SUICIDE.—On Friday last a girl, about
fourteen years of age, daughter of a person named Lusted,
who keeps a beer-shop at Hurst-green, in Sussex, commit-
ted suicide, by hanging herself in an attic. The father
was from home, and only a younger sister in the house.
Verdict—" Temporary insanity." It is a singular circum-
stance, that about a year and a half ago the mother com-
mitted suicide, by throwing herself into a draw-well. It
is reported that twenty-one suicides have taken place at
Hurst-green, within eleven or twelve years. Maidstone
Gazette. _

The death of the Carlist leader Eraso is confirmed.
He expired on the 12th ult., of an affection of the chest,
and was buried on the 23d in the church of St. Jean, at
Estella. The Viceroy commanding at Pampeluna gave or-
ders on the 20th that all the monks should quit that town
within three days. On the 23d, 16 of them received their
passports, and proceeded to Estella to join Don Carlos. The
example has since been followed by others.
TOLERABLY TOUGH.—A man was saying in com-
pany that he had seen a juggler place a ladder in open
ground upon one end, and mount it by passing through the
rounds, and stand upon the top erect. Another, who was
present, said he had no doubt of it, as he had seen a man
who had done the same thing, but with this addition, that
when he had arrived at the top he pulled the ladder up
after him.—Boston Paper.

BRUSSELS AND GERMAN PAPERS'

(RECEIVED THIS MORNING.)
MUNICH, SEPT. 29.—The Grand Duchess Helen of
Russia has arrived here with her brother, the Prince
Wurtemberg, after having spent several days with the Court
at Berchtesgaden. •

(From the Maine, Sept. 28.)
A person who has lately travelled through a part oftbe
Grand Duchy of Hesse, particularly the province of UPPerf
Hesse, found that the people in general hardly speak °
the effects produced by the labours of the Assembly of tbe
States, and seem to hope but little from them. This re'
mark is verified in a remarkable manner in the country
people of the province of Hanan, who affirm that the
estates of the Electorate of Hesse have burdened them
with more taxes than they had to pay before. Now this i 5
surely not the case ; but the people had conceived too sail'
guine hopes of the effects of the Constitution, and TO;
when the enthusiasm in favour of Constitutions has pretty
well subsided, a public organ is wanting, which might ev
plain to the country people, in a popular manner, the ill"
disputably happy effects of the Constitution. On the other
hand, a vast number of mystical writings and tractscsr al
circulated in the country, the extracts of which are ~
culated to exercise corresponding feelings in the count':
people. 1
The navigation of the Maine is become quite inconswe;
ruble, because the river is so low ; and unless we can Ile
a continuance of rain, the Maine will become unnavigab
by ships of large burden.
POLISII FRONTIERS, SEPT. 20.—As, notwithstandisfs
the advanced season of the year, the weather at present
such as gives reason to hope, that the storms cowmen
er
es
the Baltic, about the Equinox, will set in this year lat
than usual, the Imperial Russian Guards, with the ea
tion of the cavalry, will embark at Danzig to return t°(
Petersburgh by sea, chiefly in consideration of the saving
°
expense. But in case storms should overtake them oe tbBBo
voyage, the necessary preparations are made in the Itilaste
ports, particularly Windau and Liebau, to disembaric
troops there if necessary, and they would then proceed 11

land.
FRANKFORT, OCT. 2.—Exchange on London, 0011
2 months, 1501.—Frankfort Paper, Oct. 3. _
BRUSSELS, OCT. 6.—Several strangers who were oel
provided with passports were arrested yesterday mornieg!,
Brussels by the gendarmes. Eighteen French officers t.,0
the Belgian service write to one of our Journals, thst_,,
put an end to the ridiculous attacks to which the)?
exposed, they express a wish to be recalled to their 0;
country. At the head of this list is Lieut.-Colonel C°
.petel, Commandant of the Military School. 110
Not a day passes but the police arrest individuals rinol
esli
°"
wander about the streets of Brussels, and who og
prove that they have any means of subsistence. re,,e;
them are many deserters, and lads 15 or 16 years of
several of them have been condemned as vagabonds
theyelio
ral days' imprisonment, at the expiration of which
be placed at the disposal of the Government.
We learn that M. Tillers, French Minister of the is
terior, has arrived at Lille, and intends to visit Brusselta
order to examine the iron rail-road, and see the exhibitl.
of arts and manufactures.

BELGIAN FUNDS.--BaussELs, C CT. 6.
Actual Debt, 944 per Cent ,
Rothschild's Loan, Five per Cent. lOO%
Loan of City, 1014 Four per Cent. O9
Society of C4inmerce, Four and a Half per Cent l4O
Bank of Belgium, Five per Cent llO
—Brussels Papers, Oct. 7.
VIENNA; SEPT. 28. On the 23d of this Montt'
t:0
Archiepiscopal Chapter of Salzburg, elected his gigknoce
Prince Joseph of Schwarzenburg to the dignity of
Archbishop of Salzburg, and he was immediately proclai;„
A report is in circulation that his Majesty, the EnWe to
has raised the great Domain of Platz belonging(
his Highness Prince Metternich to the rank °°t,6Duchy, and the Prince will therefore add to his sta
'Ol
titles, that of Duke of Platz. It is further
that Count Von Kollourat has been raised to the 09
of Prince. As these honours are conferred on men
eminent services are universally recognised, these stateole
though not officially confirmed, are not doubted. f°t
With respect to the loan intended to be negotiate to
the Government, we have to observe that the allrttil,
now said to be greater than was at first stated, an o l'te4
will be at least 40 millions, which, however, are not rs ty
to make good a deficiency in the revenue, but to eV 01$
long-projected conversion of the Five per Cent. Stock
Four per Cents.
M. Berryer, the celebrated Member of the French „lob
ber of Deputies, arrived here last week from
Count St. Aulaire, the French Ambassador, is exr
back at Vienna by the end of this month. , boeo
Accounts from Laybach say that her Royal. igato
the Princess of Beira, with her nephews, the sons °( lace
Carlos, has for the present chosen that town for her
of residence. log
VIENNA, SEPT. 28.—Five per Cents. Metalliquest jig
Four per Cents., 991 ; Bank Shares, 1,340 —4/W''
Zeitung, Oct. 3.

NORTH LEITH READING Rooms—At the
nual General Meeting of the Subscribers to the ,104
Leith Reading Rooms, held on the Ist inst., Mr. "oa'
in the chair, the following motion was carried by accjigre
tion :—" That in consequence of the unjustifiable an te
warranted attacks on the character of that great and tel
statesman, Lord Brougham, contained in the Courier ate
ta
paper, it is resolved, in condemnation of such condnee'or
discontinue the Courier from this date ; and The
paper was accordingly:substituted ip its stead."—Edi'
Leith, and Glasgow, Coninzercial Advertiser.
pathOil'
LADY HEWLEY'S CHARITY.—This eans
awaits the decision of Lord Lyndhurst, Mr. Justice ..4e
son, and Mr. Baron Alderson. It is said they have "sod
on their judgment, and that it is ready to be delivered as oes;
as they can meet for that purpose ; most likely befall. 'co'
„hp
Michaelmas Term (2d of November). The late P"'
discussions and the Assizes have hitherto delayed it"
NEWCASTLE.--The Revising Barristers 11
,"
the examination of the borough lists for Neweastlef ibet
a
Tyne, on the 25th ult. In the four parishes, and 'lef
townships of Westgate, Elswich, and Byker, the Toi
42 householders were objected to by the Reformers' wee
which were struck off the list ; 24 of the freemen 01
also objected to, 19 of whom were struck off.
claims of householders in the four parishes atneaT:to./
62, 32 of which were allowed, and placed upon the Ts
Tyne Mercury. Pr

CHELTENHAM, OCT. 6.—Since the rising °1 ;teP
liament this place has been as full of company and o'o
gay as ever it was known to be in former season% p,ioi
musical promenades continue to attract. The ,f('" °V.
are among the most regular in their attendance
of Moray, Lord and Lady Rodney, the Ladies Stuari",'
Ladies Bourke, Baron de Sternberg, Lord and Lin 9
Somerset, General Sir F. Ponsonby, Sir C. lqwWji
W. Gosset, Admiral Manley, General Rebovr,
Ormsby, &c. The subscription harriers hunt regu
three times a week, and generally have good sport.
tli
ESCAPE FROM PRISON.—On Thursday '11:5
man, known in Gloucester as Long Jem, or Two I"apioof'
Bad Stuff, was taken into custody on a charge °I 90s5°.
committed near Malmsbury, and sent to the lockup or
adjoining the city Gaol, for the night. Two policertioo
were ordered to take him to Chippenham for elcaalajAV
by the Wiltshire Magistrates. The officers act-1;11;0
hired a horse and gig for the purpose, and at five el°-/
Friday mornincr drove to the Bridewell, but to theirbio
nishment the had flown, and had taken vvit,h
companion in his flight, a young lad named James Ll°
who was also under confinement on a charge of fel°l4. ois
THE SALE IN LIMERICK.—At an early 11°I/ropo°
morning, placards were posted throughout the teobo. 10
almost every wall and doorway of which the folleirly
copy :—" Tithes stained with the blood of lrAi,liel
Parson Croker has distrained for tithes, the cows an
is
of Mr. O'Flaherty of Croom, which are to be sold t"-chl
by public auction in Henry-street. Will any one Parblo°o
and thereby uphold this iniquitous impost ? I,,be
shed at Rathcormac answers, that no man vii",":ge P,;
police were very active in defacing and tearing trecl
cards down, but a vast crowd, notwithstandiag, gath_cipt
the place of sale. The auction took place at the sP:opee;
hour. Many clerical and other gentlemen of great r 1/,,e
tability were present to witness the proceedings' end, tv)
various lots, however, found no bidders, and in the 0011
Rev. Mr. Croker himself purchased the whole at,',os/
prices, and made them a present to the House of Inati-
Limerick Times of Thursday.
COAL IN THE NERBUDDA.—Captain Ousel fai
resident at Hosungabad, after numerous unsuceess,, ve;
tempts, has at last succeeded in discovering some fe:prii Ilejj
able beds of coal in the rich mineral district in war' "14
stationed. In January last, however, informatliblae.
brought to him of the presence of large amasses
aged
mineral on the bank of a small stream called the Se',''be rot,
one of the tributaries of the Nerbudda, and old", to e
ceeding to the spot, they turned out, as he exile— dt°
beds of coal. The quality of the mineral was fella n 01,11,,
remarkable good ; for a large fire was soon re3det,i-ss°i
intense heat produced from such portions of the be. fret'
most exposed. The masses in which it is forma
10 to 15 feet in thickness, and their extent boriOarfor!:o
pears to be very considerable, as it has been traee'uto bfe
wards of 100 yards, throughout which the coal
uncovered by the action of the river that runs by: of td,
discovery of such a mineral treasure in anY Paf,terel,,h
country and at any time would have been an interesvi%
w
but at the present moment, and from the situation in
it has been made, it becomes doubly 114
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