The Sun.
London, England, 1844-11-25 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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Oubttr Optutort.

" Who runs may read."

i Ile Ring and Queen of the French, on Tuesday even-
„n„g, received the Brazilian Minister, M. Thiers, Count
te4fr aimledei:l.o Redorte, Count de Latourette, and Baron
tillhe Prince de Joieville and the Duke d'Autnale, on
5 17th, embarked at Toulon for Naples, and were to
kiln the evenine•
Prince and Princess of Capon, and their youthful
relliellY, are still residing at Spa, Belgium, in comparative.e
(130;;;;•entibele circumstances of toe Prince are said t
,e extremely un-leasant by reason of the continued
between himself and his brother, the King
prise feral Prim has been condemned to six years' im-
e.ises„, .
•-"eat in a fortress.
still Cu' ars of fresh plots against the Government were
trard;ret at Madrid. At Malaga, on the 11th, tx-
Geu ''harY precautions were adopted by the authorities
r"? sequence of the report that Espartero was at
a tax.
all:eeollnts from Bayonne of the 18th state that the
Jr:l:La(' of Zurbano, being hotly pressed by General
battlit the head of teo squadrons of cavalry and a
iit-'1" of infantr dispersed itself on the 16th.
tlet,ter from VY'igo.pof the 9th states that General
Lon-d,,e had arrived there from Lisbon, on his way to
to Join the ex-Regent.
'Lie 13th, says the Castellano of Madrid, the Civic
and fell in with a banditti, on the road to Estremadura,
;had a severe conflict with them, in whioh they killed
,r the band, and made four prisoners.
arid Cittadino brig of 300 tons, from Odessa,
si'led for Algiers, with a cargo of corn, was driven
cat\llela,!e gales on shore in the Gulf of Vallinco (Cor-
t"„a' ra wrecked. The crew escaped. with the excep-
t), t) a Maltese, named Charles Mizzi, who was washed
erboard and drowned.
Se, ZILW AND POLXO2I.
Sever rules nisi were obtained in the Bail Court, 11-
11- ,nn various attorneys to show cause why they shouldca
ae struck off the rolls for misconduct.
ettloarnteh! Court of Bankruptcy, Forte, who had been an
at arhll, near afsbur, ne !an
41)Pacation for hisne final order.Sh Hisdebts and liabilities
ittnounted to about 13,000/., but he had no available
I)rt4', N 0 opposition was offered to his application.;
fled Nil • ,-omusissioner Evans said that no man was justa-
th_
sn getting into debt for so large an amount, without
line, lightest means of paying the advances made to him,
adiaoutrheeerdefo
sing die.
decision of the Court was that he be
eoN Worship-street Ann M'Cormack was brought up
reign"al examination, charged with having stolen a sove-
„, the property of Leah Aarons, her fellow-servant,
simile house of Mr. M. Gomez Silva, a West India mer-
sls:t' residing in King-street, Finsbury-square ; and
ters Kith the abduction of her master's daughter, an I'l-
- child, ten years of age. The depositions, which
annex verY voluminous, having been read over, the. pri-
r
or, ,k, lie reserved her defence, was fully committed
ther•sie charge of felony, and in the event of her acquittal
agaienn, the Magistrate ordered a detainer to be lodged
4rst her for the misdemeanour.
with ennng fellow named Joseph Collard, charged
ase,,„,a,ring been one of a gang of blackguards who
the i'uled at Parson's-green, Fulham, on the night of
e
d '4„tg, and attacked several persons with sticks, was, in
fruity 'l,_tyer Paying a fine of 405., committed for a month
O'l,atnnierstnith Police-court.
Istec,ritabTei''sty Thomas West, alias Thomas Field, a re-
looking middle-aged man, charged with obtain-
self aluneY under false pretences, by representing him-
es an officer of the Court of Chancery, was fully
cuntinitted from Clerkenwell Police-court.
Lord autrafor—r.waxszon A 5.111446.
try "d Lady Worsley, who, on leaving this coun-
went ) proceeded
on a tour through Switzerland, and thence
purpose Florence, have since gone to Rome, where they
o so sojourning some weeks.
rd Crewe has left town for Crewe Hall, his Lord-
`".P 's seat in Cheshire.
Thus
eae French Ambassador had a small dinner party on
mclY, at Manchester House. His Excellency Baron
thecane
antes, M, and Madame Van dee Weyer, Viscount
Embassy, werei St. Aulaire, and the Secretaries to
is among the company.
,ur
ount Rielrnansegge, the Minister from Hanover,
orders
this country early in the ensuing week,
re are •
slit'ing been forwarded to re for his reception on
Monday next.
th
aHughes, the American Minister at the Court of
gue, who returned last week from his tour in Ire-
end, is about to depart for Holland, to resume the func-
tions of his appointment in that country.
Lady Daltner and her infant danghter are both
doing remarkably 11 cording to letters received
from Scotland. we
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The Board of Admiralty has just promoted a very
Meritorious officer, Lieut. Archibald G. Bulman (1828),
to the rank of commander. Lieut. Bulman fitted out
the Fair Rosamond schooner in April, 1841, and pro-
ceeded with her to the West Indies. In that climate he
*4.4 for a long time without a medical officer on board ;
tt(t Lieut. Bulman so well attended to his crew, that
euoynlgh many were severely attacked with fever they re-
. ered under the treatment he himself prescribed. With
aesreot.
dutiessecond officer to relieve him, he carried on the of his little vessel during the whole term of corn-
intlalon without having recourse to corporal punishment
whitel3' one instance, yet the very creditable manner in
gave h he paid her off at Portsmouth a few days since
she ample proof of the high state of discipline in which
lad een k
The et.
an b P
nual dinner of the " Brill District Conservative
association” takes place at Brill on the sth of Demur-
d the he great guns are to be the Marquis of Chandos
Duke of Buckingham.
tltiewa,o7lgvttottt density of the fog on Thursday everting,Clapton omnibuses, while proceeding
tee: the Queen's. road, was upset in a ditch, with six-
jury Passengers, none of whom, however, sustained in-
hors_ The escape of the conductor, who was guiding the
ICerrls' w" providential. An omnibus belonging to Mr.
laptson, also came in contact with another vehicle, near
fortaZt 113 end• The omnibus was materially damaged,
So_ e ynoaccident occurred.
over fTire specimens of coal have been recently brought
or k b nin New Zealand, that formed part of the ballast
el„nyar
roc gone which arrived in the river direct from thata
eagi
ti
ihneg ,e coal
ld is in question traverses, in seams, the
an gift .1. ks of the isl Ind, is exceedingly black, clean,
Eieasily frangible ; and appears to
d 0, , anywise, inferior in quality to the best Walls-
and fa..k.atubton Muin samples in the London market,
superior to the Burdwan coal of India.

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*Rai,,.. AILWAY RETURNS.
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1... for the k flie following are the Total Receipts of ,•I)ective r,,,Past week—that is to say, up to the date to which the
tek ja the urns are made, together with the receipts of the same
__. e previous year :
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