The Sun.
London, England, 1845-04-26 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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On Monday, at four o'clock, the Ring of the French, the
Queen, and her Royal Highness Madame Adelaide went to /*WHY,
accompanied by General Gourgaud, CoIone! Dumas, and two
orderly officers. At six o'clock the royal party returned to the
Tuileries. In the evening their Majesties received the Prussian,
Portuguese, Hans Towns, Saxe Weimar, and Tuscan Ministers,
Marshal Molitor, &c.
M. Quizot was much better on Wednesday. He had passed a
good night, and the pain had completely left him. _

The eom mittee on the Bill for the arming of the fortifications
of Paris has resolved to put a clause into the. Bill, by which the
materials fur the arming of the fortifications shall be prepared and
deposited at Bourges, from which place it will not be allowable fur
the Ministry to remove them without a special law to that effect, to
be passed by both Chambers. The Ministry have agreed to the
amendment.

Some of the Paris papers attach much importance to * letter
from Rome, announcing that a decree, dated the 7th, has been pub-
lished by the Sacred College, proscribing several works, amongst
which are the " Manuel du Droit Public Ecclesiastique' of M.
Dupin ; the work of M. Michelet, entitled " Du Pretre, de la
Femme, de la Famine;" the " Manuel de Philosophic" of M.
Mallet, and M. Cousin's " Cours de l'Histoire de la Philosophic."
phis proceeding of the Sacred College is rather violently attacked,
and some severe observations are made upon the Pope.

Mr. Buller was expected to leave Madrid for England about the
end of this month.

The Journal du Havre of the 22d gives the following :—" The
Hamburgh steamer packet arrived yesterday evening from Rotter-
dam, with 200 passengers on board, who came from the banks of
the Rhine to proceed to the United States. For the last two
months a vast number of emigrants from Germany have flocked to
this port, and each American packet takes out a fullcargo of them."
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The Master of the Rolls has granted an injunction, restraining
a publican named Sarsan from using any labels, purporting to be
the labels of Guineas and Co., and from selling any stout under the
name of Guiness's stout. It appeared that several publicans have
been in the habit of vending a spurious article as genuine Guiness's
stout. _ _

In the cases of Stone v. Stone, in the Court of Arches, which was
a suit for divorce, Sir H. J. Fust refused to make any addition to
the alimony of Mrs. Stone pendente lite. y he had admitted the
adultery, and a bare subsistence was all she was entitled to.
Richard Dunn, the well-known suitor of Miss Burdett Coutts,
was discharged from custody by the Bankruptcy Court.
At the Middlesex Sessions John Berry, the man who was com-
mitted some short time since from Bow. street Police-court, for
cruelly ill-treating his child, a boy about ten years of age, was dis-
charged, on giving security to appear for judgment when called
upon. The Learned Judge commented in severe terms upon the
cruelty of the prisoner's conduct.
John Hitchen, a person who had been in the emp!oyment of
Messrs. Cooke and Gladstone, of St. Paul's Churchyard, charged
with having extensively plundered the firm, was remanded from
the Maasion.house.

At Quits:Mall, Thomas Harvey, a young man lodging in Leg-
alley, Long.acre, charged with stealing six bagatelle balls from
the Grecn Dragon Tavern, Fleet-street, on the 17th inst., was
committed for trial.

A labouring man named Jeremiah Dunn, living in Rose-street,

Long.acre. applied to Mr. Twyford, the sitting magistrate, at Bow-
street, to direct the insertion of a notice in the Hue and Cry, rela-
tive to the loss of his child, a little boy about five years old, who

was missed from his home at an early hour on Monday last. He
stated that the child was dressed in a blue frock, and was of a pale
complexion.
At Worship street George Hyde, a journeyman tailor, whose
head was enveloped in bandages, was charged with cutting and
wounding a man named Tames Gregg, who is now lying in the
London hospital in a dangerous state. The parties had got drunk,
and afterwards had had a desperate fight. Several persons present
interfered, a row ensued, and in the nuke both the prisoner and
the prosecutor were stabbed. The prisoner himself was in such a
dangerous state that the Magistrate ordered his instant removal to
the hospital.