The Sun.
London, England, 1844-08-24 00:00:00

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On Tuesday afternoon the King of the xilliso
companicd by General Athalin, the Duke u...;', pi
And MM. Fontaine and Cailleux, paid a To' o',
Clegd. His Majesty returned to Neuilli I:4l`i
o'clock. In ihe evening their Majesties receie
Admiral Itassieu de Clerva', Generals de 1,11
Monthion, Ccunts Dumas an d'Etchegoyen,
Bussie re, M. de Saint Marc Girardin, and M.i'oif
The Duke de Nemours reviewed the garrisountb,
and tbe national guard of that town, on the If
which he gave a grand dinaer to the principal
and one officer of each
.grade. An immense
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of the inhabitants witnessed the review, SIW
cheered the Royal Duke.
The Archbishop of Paris arrived at Havre lei
day, and took a passage on board this steam-Pac'
terdam for Holland.
The trial of Meesrs. Toutain, Couchattl, Do
~,,r
and Charbonnier de Guesnerie, implicates in 1."60of
of conspiracy, will be brought before the As
Assizes on the 29th inst. It appears that 'of
d'Escars and the Prince de Robecq, who eve,e;oel
culpated, will not be arraigned at the son, 7014
ordonnance of the Chamber of Council of th°oll
Tribunal having declared that there was 110,V sot
evidence of their complicity in this case, and •
Prince de Robecq was also under another Om.
before the Court of Assizes for the sale and dit,"
of emblems of a nature to disturb the public nioi
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The tribunal of PremiAre Instance of the wv"
Wednesday pronounced a separation betweel,',o,
Taglioni, the well-known dancer, and Count OP
Voisins, 'her husband. /
nerssj
Count Bomfim, who took refuge in Spain, 11.• or
successful attempt at revolution in Portugal, 121
at Bayonne.
The Princess Royal of Prussia has arrive(' 0
waters of Homburgh, near Frankfort-on-thrs
where the Prince Royal will join her on his retut
England.
The Princess Lieven arrived in Paris from 13°1
Tuesday, and left on the following day for Die'
she intends to remain a fortnight. 0. d t
Mr. Dyce Sombre, who has been six or eight
Boulogne, was expected in Paris.
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The Revue de Paris states that a new branch -, poi
organised in the Foreign Department, which I'd
exclusively occupied with American affairs, 6110 i
M. L. de Lavergne, well known in the peliSitr
literary world, has been appointed director of tbil j

LAW AND POLICE.
In the Bankruptcy Court, James Bradshsl6.
woollen-draper in Marylebone-street, passed
examination.
In the course of an insolvent case, which PI
during the morning, Mr. Commissioner Fonblailfid,
marked upon the iinpolicy of insolvents emplorir
agents, persons who hung about the various,
This was bad enough; but he had seen adre of
.;
purporting to be from attorneys, and he had 1,41,
prospectus of one before him, by which it apPes;l
their charges were most exorbitant—far hesoef,
charge made by any respectable attorney. l,,orsc,
might rely that the employment of regular Po,
would be found to be much the cheapest in the 'l/,
regarded the advertising attorneys, he (the dos
Commissioner) should watch their practice Yell
when they came before him.
A person named Comber, head-guard of jtbeglif
train on the Eastern Counties Railway, recoverc
the Secondaries' Court, from the keeper of the
*Ol
Counties Railway Tavern, for the service of his ot
barmaid in that establishment. vslel4't
Thomas Wood and Samuel Poulson were 00..0(01
Gloucester, on Thursday, of burglary, and,..51
each to fifteen years' transportation, upon Vulvae'
impudently exclaimed, "Thank you, my Lord,
have that than a twelvemonth in this prison."
A man and his wife, named Sims, were also
of burglary, at the same assizes, and sentence°
years' transportation. A /
An old man, sixty-seven years of age, named
was sentenced to fifteen years' transportation, for
lar offence. He had been before convicted.
...to 9,
A young brute, named Thomas Goan:nen, ",.01,4
only 17 y ears of age, was sentenced to twelve 10;iott;
hard labour for having, on the 10th of April, fe ariti
wounded a maiz', from which she died, the Pr°Wevi,
William Humpidge. The wretch had beat the
nate animal unmercifully, and then poked her A
stick, which penetrated her intestines.
In the case of Latham andothers v. Oliver Clerlt;:criVl
was an action directed by the Lord Chancellor,v:_4s'
purpose of ascertaining the right of the Paris%o7i(ci,
Barlaston, in Staffordshire, to certain exeoPSl hod!:
tithes of a large tract of land, of about nnie,shice,
acres, the jury returned a verdict for the Per:roote,
Mr. Godson held a Court in the Grand irtigrA
order that the business of these assizes in..„ig•ty of dell
time to give the Chief Justice an opP°ll'n' mot is
a day or two to the consideration of hIsj111+1;
important case " O'Connell v. Regius'.
In Mr. Godson's Court, a respectable-looking,P
w
man, named David Evans, as indicted for robnpf,,,
master, Mr. Mills, shopkeeper and Methodist Pf',
of Oldbury and Tarringtoa. The prosecutor gos
testimony in such an unsatisfactory manner woof;
Judge stopped the case, and addressed the prose% dor,
follows :—" Let me tell you, Mr. Mills, you lief 00
yourself no credit by your conduct here ; I irl).%j
do my duty if I allow your expenses ; go awair;yere,
In the ease of Smith v. Boucher, tried at if, OS'
before Mr. Justice Cresswell, and which was '-
to recover a sum of money alleged to be due tcareo.
tiff, a broker, for his services in obtaining afor charSm plsi
ship of the defendant's, the jury found
tiff—Damages 351. ,Leetsla,
A verdict for the plaii:tiff, with 501 dam"' ow
returned in the case of M'Clure v. France and :11501°
which was an action of assault. The evidence
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very contradictory character. • Kap
cowrie Patrick Larkin, a letter-carrier, was co , ,
Central Criminal Court of stealing a letter coed
valuable securities, and sentenced to tranePerts dri
life.
James Carroll was charged with the wilful r-of
Elizabeth Hobbs. The jury found him guilSY ond riet
slaughter, but recommended him to mercy '•
cod
Justice Wightman sentenced him to be iralirls
one month. royPlbr
Sarah Hyland, the late house-maid at the Sane•
house, the particulars of whose case have been regicle„,
before the public, was indicted for the ul ro wilere fckil;
her male illegitimate child. The jury wrdietrd
nearly eight hours, and at length returned ave •00"
ing the prisoner guilty of conc,ealing the birth,
guilty of murder. r PI
Faith Bowerman, indicted for the -murdbee groor:c.
female illegitimate child, by casting gds,foijil
and thereby giving it divers mortal wsoundsorid
tures, of which it then and there died, was le or
of manslaughter. imolf ty
Amelia Alfrey, 26, was indicted for fele° intros
saulting Mary Anne French, and casting herittSher
water, with intent to drown and murder her.,..00,00,
the unfortunate woman who had attempted to ceceow-ter
self and her children in a pond at WandsworSll,,,. of I,u
in consequence of being deserted by the fawiy. _„es
children, with whom she had cohabited six Y,e,11,0
be remembered that the mother and ein'ilfte_Le
rescued by the courage of her brother, WinlibeteroJ
little boy. The jury, after a very short degetil
acquitted the prisoner on the ground of inslioarni
she was ordered to be detained during bet eelel
pleasure. The prisoner's brother was then re-tirelsod
Mr. Baron Gurney, who told him that the ce
had shown, and the manner he acted at the One,
ios
great credit.
Mary Page, a genteel looking young wwrP
convicted in the New Court of enticing is. Ass'
named Maud, and robbing it of its clothes. for °lsfeve
Five men, farmers' servants, were indicted
oats from their respective masters ; and Thotne4 fen:
a respectable-looking old man, was charged W.,„ pole
ously receiving the same, well knowing the Pli",e
have been stolen. There were no less than 13,40 lee
merits against Harvey (who is said to be L/ '"eneeSoso
for guiltily receiving stolen property from nonce
vents. All the prisoners pleaded guilty. Pe- 00'
not passed. miss
George Abbott, a respectable looking map/ the ;ref
victed of stealing two gold watches, value 28,1ereell •P
perty of Mr. Singleton, a manufacturer, in vuiges,
and a watch, value 121., the property of -v"
sentenced to be transported for seven ears: are
Several Mint cases were disposed of durriree?e,
and Henry Turner, charged with unlawfo";onctiv-
fixtures from a dwelling-house without the "
the landlord, was acquitted. 01011'
Mr.Walesby, at the Westminster Sessionktrous_, $0
Thomas Meadows, a master baker, in theenuttig
road, to a fine of 51. and two months' hard's' eisij
assault upon the police. gentle tbe
At Guildhall, Mr. Frederick Last, a yoVig
studying for the bar, was charged writs'
rat ern° Lee
police appointed to keep order 8.1 the Centr
„re into
of er
•
Court. He had attempted to force his round
Court during the trial of Belaney. rge"
to keep the peace. el), of
ton, •
George Smith alias Samuel Doing,' obtailsl Os
with having, on two occasions, fraudulentif ~eePlerpfe'
enlistment money as a recruit, he having thee° 9° ole
fact of his being a discharged soldier from to
Guards, was committed from Queen-square for
feet;
as a rogue and vagabond.
At Marylebone, Mr. Henry Dawes, a veterirreit clie,
geon, residing in Stephen's-mews, Fitzrerscl
John Underwood, a man in his service, were
Thos'
before Mr. Rawlinson with an assault on rat,•
toll-collector at the Hampstead-road turnr"
raer
were bound over to appear at the Session& a jou ,
John Hunt and James Waterloo, the former netcesi_,c,
man lock-smith, and the latter a weaver,vlvvelshlrstorTof
the bar before Mr. Broughton, at ,oge gus Or.
charged on suspicion of having stolen a i d
of jewellery and other articles, the prOrall
Joseph Barnes, landlord of the Black
house, School-house-lane, Mile-end.
charged, and the other prisoner was ordWearteediarw.,lgSifidt.,litlis•ll'w
stantial bail for his appearance on Wednes_t;sirongf.oo,
William Postlethwaite, charged wit,h,efe her Preee;or
Augusta Townsend with intent to eiolat,_ own _at
was ordered, at Union-hall, to enter into
_lfh, to Of Fri.
nisance in 1001., and two sureties of 501. °rap's' se
at that court the day previously to the.neex_%,,,,laiitiell'
minal Court session, in order to give thshe
opportunity of preferring a bill agaiirct,l":., bin
A tall, gaudily-dressed person, iv 2 64 oft
John Batista Sommers, appeared at Lir.ev",,_ most eel' •
mons, charging him with the committal scowl
vatecf assault on the person 91 gr.