The Sun.
London, England, 1844-05-23 00:00:00

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FOREIGN.
Louis Philippe came to Paris on Monday, and again visited
the exhibition of National Industry, where he remained until
near
dinnl er y
six o'clock. His Majesty then returned to Neuilly to
The funeral service of Admiral Lalande was to lake place
on Wednesday at the Church of St. Louis.
The waters of the Seine have risen considerably, in conse-
quence of the heavy rains which had continued forsome days.
In the Chamber of Peers, on Tuesday, M. Guizot hadmade
a severe attack upon M. Montalembert, and accused the
party with which he acted of wishing to lead the country
into anarchy and disorder.
The Journal des Debats blames the Prince of Joinville for
his pamphlet, and declares it to be imprudent and impolitic.
The Journal de Francjbrt states from Rome that the Bishop
of Orleans had arrived there on a special mission from his
Government, and had already had an audience of the Pope, and
aeveral conferences with Cardinal Lambruschini,the Secretaryof
State,, and several other members of the high clergy-. The Ami
de la Ed. T •
egion, a 2aris Journal, states that tha Pope has made
the Bishop of Orleans a Count of the Roman empire, and
assistant prelate to the Court of Rome.
__The Journal de I 'Ain, published at Bourg, says :—" The
Chateau de Ferney, the celelirated residence of Voltaire, is
decidedly on sale. It is said that the Duke d'Aumale intends
to become the purchaser."
We find by the Brussels and Antwerp journals that one of
dent has died of hi
the Passengers who received injuries in the late railroad acci-
-8 wounds. He was a baker at Hoboken,
named Daelewyk. The number of the other passengers who
wereu. seriously injured does not appear, as stated in a report
published by the railway dinsors to exceed ten, but some
'T'henZbfor o
I);
ett em have received fractures of a dangerous nature, and
of persons who have contusions is considerable.
11e1females who were killed are said to have been Mlle.
Ilellieu, a Dutch lady, who had resided many years in Ant-
countsp,and a lady of Hainault. According to the present ac-
,athe shock to the whole train was tremendous. Four
;Tie ges were entirely broken to pieces, and several others
all the
nor much injured.
At
brought u
linion_h AND POLICE.
betweenfrom Nine
mess-master of the 76th Regiment was
for refusing to pay the difference
the fares f Elms,
cheek-taker ofiage The
° Southnd and third-class carr .
defendant the Western Railway stated that the
izornine. arrived b th ' 1 k train that
Y e half-past ten oc oc
0, min Go • • ' from a second he
produced a tsPort, and oo alighting
e„„_, , hir-class check, and refused to pay the differ-
tiv,ee between ltd and the second-class fare, and was therefore
rar
.nhi.nto cno
The defendant loudly complained of the
business9s ' of the case; that he had come up on very urgent
D and was detained, owing to the negli,rence of'the
arsons belonging to the railway, and brought up there in
n2'l3dY• There was no policeman present to point out to
`'''sengers the different classes. Mr. Cottingham adjudged
the a
b., -e..ndant to pay a fine of 10s., besides 55., the difference
~,,ween-
n Itt the fares of the second and third-class carriages. time
~a,„ last weekly meeting of the Kingston magistrates,
kitticLu'eu were present the Mayor and Captain Roberts,
~..--"4el Kerr, a respectably-dressed man, about 27 years of
-be, and Charles Duval, also a man of respectable appearance
!Ind middle age, were charged, the former, with presenting a
fetter purp rt.,
omg o in tbe the hand-writing of the Rev. Mr.
Ham, and the latter with forging the said letter,
With intent to defraud the charitable public. The Board
e°llsidered that Kerr had been the most active in the affair.
ftad committed him for the full period of three months, with
‘rd labour. Duval wassentenced to two months' imprison-
"'ent, with hard labour
nAt the Thames police-court, Richard Bragger George
g'ger, Alexander Nicholson, John Horsted, da7 Ann
..set and Rosetta Bragger, were brought before the lion. G.
Norton charged with the wilful murder of Luke Williams,
an(' r bbi
great ° him of 301. The prisoners were examined at
,length, and again remanded.
Clerken •11 G Barnes' nstable 194 G, was
char e , eorge ernes, po ice-co
r1,,,u with an assault of a very brutal and unprovoked
tiT 'acter, on the person of Edward Joyce, a shoemaker, re-
to 1g at No. 62, College-court, Cow-cross, and was ordered
pay, a fine of 2L, or be imprisoned for twenty-one days.
Trer m • c OUNIT—FASIZION/1.13X.E.
child aJesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by the Royal
ren, are ex tdt 1 B kingham Palace this after-
pec e o eave uc
noon, for C arra_ laremont, where the Court, according to present
„gements, will remain until Wednesday next.
i„Tee' Earl and Countess of Gainsborough, and Lady Louisa
lords are,expected to arrive at the Clarendon Hotel on Sa-
the Co se nnight, from an extended continental tour, when
the 111_,ntess will resume her attendance. at Court, as one of
Lorres of the Bed-chamber to the Queen.
Saturd. and Lady Combermere will give a grand dinner on
Theg°_ext, at their new residence at Belgrave-quare.
B '"'e of Sutherland has arrived at the Albion Hotel,
pani2n, for the benefit of his health. His Grace is accom-
Fox by the Marquis of Stafford. The Hon. Mr..and Mrs.
/tale arrived yesterday at the Clarence Mansion.
The] 111.ISCEX.I.ANZ01713.
took
phtee ast of the ancient concerts but one of the season_
Duke
formed, ca,,,‘"nts Wednesday evening, under the direction of the Duke
,fo!,Mduri...dge. The music was good, and excellently per-
" Wh-at. Miss E. Birch sang the beautiful air from Solomon, '
principal I trace," with great sweetness. The other
tenant gingers were Madame Caradori Allan, Madame Ces-
lherL'essrs. Salvi, Staudigl, Hobbs, Hawkins, and Machin.
litt..-.Jrn WAS rather thinly attended.
the i... 4- Labouchere gave a dinner party last evening to
Ile 'gut Hon the Speaker and thirteen Members of the
use of • e
th ominous.
arrears e°lllmencement of Trinity Term on Wednesday the
ellee of th
A e respective courts presented a favourable appear-
arrears
,very considerable diminution. has taken place in the
such ina°tl eases by the Act enabling the Courts to determine
what ters out of term. The arrears are now very trifling
eh, they were Boum time ago.
is, on'ef Justice Tindal's rumeured retirement from the Bench
Wertheritn contradicted.
Gresh nesday being the first day of Trinity Term, the
Ilas• 4111 le t c ures were commenced in Gresham College,
papall-street. The attendance, though small, and during
541 tit of the day exceeding forty persons, was more.ntime-
4Lia awl 'usual for before the erection of the new buildings,
ea, when the lectures were delivered in the theatre of the
10:,4v:t: London School, it was seldom that an audience of
Len persons assembled.
k
°--car MARKET and CITY NEWS.
~
Tim MORNING PAPERS OF THIS DAY.
TIMES
CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.
will have been observed that the demand
414 ea "I'. Neck has increased, and that the price has
kaittittlee the further disclosure which took place on
qY relative to Sir R. Peel's views on the banking
,17n. This is accounted for by the fact that it took
4ew""lio some time to ascertain the real merits of the
toboeltdiea3ure, and that the further explanation was in
Pereei:sree necessary before its whole bearing could be.
6"efir ae`4 Now it is seen that stability at least is
crashes ; that precaution exists against those violent
41844 ,11 which the mercantile world has been so often
Worse and that, whereas things could not be in a
aOl ersition than they were, there is now evidently
l'Neer,. against violent mischief, All who most clearly
c'editlalid the position of the Bank of England, in-
cest* those who would be the first to feel annoance
tnti Planadopted contrary to the interests of that
mature
,(),tlsidf,,,°n,, Seem to consider the measure, for the f
`tle 414.'n of which they have now had time, one o
heir, tehst, both for the public generally and the Bank it-
Th"at could have
been adopted.
the Re Public are anxious to know how the separation of
Le broahtlk, into an issuing and a banking department will
-fgut abet it, imagining,perhaps, that the machi-
t_ile y by ,
ex-
will nkk-'h the change is to be effected will be
'II be -"Viioated As far as we can learn, nothing
41°I. • • • • 'd that the plan will
4'ns stnlple ; in fact, it is sai
homed work itself." A few offices may.perhaps be
e typo a mark out more plainly the distinction between
fat
"Partments but these will doubtless be regu-
Offie °II the ' . .
et; e for west principles. Thus, there may be an
10
f h n
• f 'flangi notes for coin, another or ca gi
c.._°r no. tes
-8 a third for hanging notes for other not_
e,
hoc,se th_ C
Wider BC" in circulation should be worn out, or the
W the Quid want paper of a different denomination.
:4'1'411 l,"eeption of novelties like these, which, after
ikrried "e Merely formal, as the same work is already
°he e " other departments, little or no alteration is
Tho
to not f°"ni in which the weekly returns are to be made
-uedu wflown, but will most likely be regulated by a
sexe attached to the Bill.
ddle Stocks closed better than they were in the
"Ant the
h day, Consols being 99a- +; but there was a
fte e to"( 1 uoy
ancY. The heavy investments were also
fink 10174-3.. in Reduced Three-and-a-Half per Cents.. be-
In. 4 and the New 102,1 Bank Stock remained
'Panish
Nst thit Active Bonds were erroneously quoted in the
'ht the at 251 instead of 241, and which is also
the tli° Gibing
4
value. The Three per Cents. were as
terte°jll,',,ti,g• Venezuela were 40 to 40+; Portuguese
".'4O t° 46i and Colombian receded to 13+.
ile( th ditional tra!nsaetions in Railway Shares have
t,,ightone34°,'"--Birmingham. and Gloucester were 10;
ph'''ter I, and Greenwich 6* discount; Bristol and
- e ave
ster been 12+; Chester and Holyhead 1+; Chi-
t• eaci Br'
ulnin Ighton to li; Eastern Counties New,
car Manche 122; South Western 47k; Do. Eighth,
erlin t_ iester and Birmingham 15; Newcastle and
/Nleh C"-'n 21
au nod t to 21i; Northern and Eastern 12k; Nor-
11,7„iirwira,Padon 61; South Eastern 3i; Yarmouth
count 10 Prey Paris and Orleans 19; and Rouen and
rn• Colonial Bank Shares were 9 dis-

l'llt
-4114 '-313--BERY AND MU
R ---'--------RDE IN
Yege RATCLIFF.
liio , day Richard Bragger George Bragger Aleßxeasnedttear
batVetn, John Horsted, dary Ann Ash, and.
Withr. were brought before the Hon. G. C. Norton (who
With fiMr• Ralialiityne) at the Thames Police-court,
1,?, wilful murder of Luke Williams, and robbing
wded
WitC•alhe Court and the avenues leading to it were.ctroe
d the
treatestnious listeners, and the proceedings excited 411
ti interest,
him
were l'i ! Prisoners, with the exception of Richard Bragger,_tes..
9itki,,,,
_pretoreXr. Ballantine, and were remanded. 0
p;telbht Richard Bragger surrendered himself to Innspecato,r.
,picieth., K division, at the Stepney station-house, ad-
-1 aof
41 C°1:111, and said he had done so in consequence
,(ick
,!kvii" his name in the newspapers, and wished to be
li;lit. ? "I,t,r,C, pia not marched through the streets at day-
then loen:ri,.c 444 Lent for a person to identify him, and
kr. s -141 ut,
44 )o_, Znionds, the chief clerk, res 4 Dyer the evidence given
fur Duda which has been already ‘ repotted ; and so
Atr:.,(t.otr'roborative testimony having been givea in,
Nv,!,. A 5), tOti said he should remand all the prisonerl for a
tro ureorge Bragger tires not so much implicated in the
~,,,, station as the rest of the prisoners, but he could notthe
45714.4 Jum at present, as an inquest was to be held on
forty 444 seglitional evidence against him might be brought
, ard.
::alr. R„,„...,
:betialeil,lor
it:e..?s.47.lf.,usked Mr. Norton to admit Hor!ted
t 414 said WenitEiNyors were present to enter into
liitr. ~"*toil witi4 1391 think of agn;tit4ng Horsted to bail.
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