The Sun.
London, England, 1844-12-04 00:00:00

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In the Spanish Chamber of Deputies, on the 26tfie
Narvaez, in reply to certain questions respecting theism
events at Logrono, said that. the Government were sioe
of crushing the revolutionist., wherever and under lOW
ever shape they might present themselves ; that the.
occurrences at Logrono were already known to the
Chamber, wad there remained but to chastise the guilty'
which should be done according to the laws.
The Municipal Council of Lyons has voted a sum of
20,000 francs for the expense of the 14res which are VI
be given on the occasion of the intended visit of file
Duke and Duchess d'Aumale and the Prince de Joinville.
The Phare of Bayonne of the 29th says Our Or;
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respondent at Vittoria sends us the following,
Nov. 27, and written at the moment the courier was
about to start :-6 I tthve this moment received a lettchr
from Logrono, dated the day before yesterday, "hie
announces that Zurbano's son (Benito), his brother-in'
law (Juan), and two other individuals who had t
part in the insurrection, had been shot.'"
In certain quarters, says the Fiance, a promotion
the Peerage is spoken of which is to comprise a 10,11:
known name in the Opposition. We hesitate to
credit to these reports, but it is the friends of the, xl;
nistry who repeat them, end who &dare that M. Gnire
has gained a victory over M. de Cormenin in gettt
him to accept the Peerage. If this fact be true, it u'e
serves being explained ; and if it be a calumny, as 6
imagine, it ought to be contradicted as soon as posibl
We are well aware that in the dotation question a desire
exists to get rid of the powerful athlete who has grate'
fought against the wishes of the civil list."
A letter from Rome of the 19th ult. states that, 04
only the trees and shrubs were at that time in bud, fOt:
the extreme mildness of the weather, but that
swallows and other birds of passage, which in ordinal,'
seasons would have long ago migrated to other clue
still remained.
In the everting of the 27th ult. there was so dense.
fog at Bttrdeaux that it was impossible to • distinglit'
objects only a few yards distant. of
The Havre journals, in noticing the arrival there
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the crew of the Lucie JOEL thine, which left .
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short time ago for Newcastle, to take in a cargo of cv:cr"
for Algiers, and was shortly afterwards wrecked nivi,
Yarmouth, and pillaged by the inhabitants of the co6sr,
state that the captain remains in England, for the pal
pose of prosecuting the English pilot, who ran the YO'le

as he thinks, intentionally—agrotind.
The National Swiss Gazette states that great egitiv
tion again prevails in the Valais, and that a genera
er,
pectation is entertained there of another revolt. ,Da,
The Minister of the Interior has treated, it is riser
the
with the Rouen Company for the employment of t
electric telegraph. The Government undertakes to Fs/
►
all the expenses. The company %Nil! have a private
which it can make use of fur matters relating to the u„11,,
This was not, it is said, granted without diffieu"''
the Government wishing to monopolise the mode of et
munication as it monopolises the present system of tew
graphs.
Amongst the objects stolen lately from the residellceea
of the Blucher family are the magnificent sabre enric"„Di
with diamonds given by the Prince Regent to the
Marshal, and which cast 10,000/. sterling ; the gold v-i,
which inclosed the freedom of the city of Berlin, °rag
4,000 thalers (14,000 f.) ; and sixteen snuff-boxesi:o
with precious atones, valued at 39,600 f. The
estimated at 43,000/.
~.GAMY AND POLICE.,
An indictment against Elgee and others, for conefiff;
ing to cheat at cards, was tried in the Court of Quefkrio
Bench. The jury interrupted the case, by saying the
they had made up their minds, and that they foune;o
defendants not guilty. They accompanied their verLJ
by. a strong animadversion. upon the evidence prode`"
for the prosecution.
The Court of Exchequer was engaged the whole
in trying a Cruwn prosecution against a person las°l„4
Bryant, for evading the duties on paper. The ercfr
received a verdict.
At Gloucester, Joseph Higgs was indicted for steel
a silver watch, the property of Richard Alfred Derki'oe
Stroud, on the 9th of September. The prisoner dia,„e
plead when called on by the Clerk of Arraigns, and of
jury were sworn to decide whether he was nialtel,s
malice, or by the visitation of God. They found t'o
the latter wits the ease. The prisoner's master, fr°f
whom the watch N, at'. stolen, %%as sworn as interprete,'
but could elicit nothing conclusive, except that the )11
sorer intimated that another boy stole the watch.
judge then ordered a verdict of not guilty to be entereop
as the prisoner's plea. The jury were again swore
the issue as to whether the boy was of sound leincloe
not, and returned their verdict that he was not. 4,0
poor fellow was then removed from the bar, INlr.d-es*,:er
Coltman desiring him to be kept in custody during

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.f.seph Scott was convicted at York of a burg -
the house of Joseph Brownbridge, the Palace Inritojk
Leeds, and sentenced to fifteen years' transportotere
The only singular fact in this case was, that though t" she
were several servants in the house, and though po•
sleeping-rooms of several of the inmates had been
tered and ransacked, no one had been disturbed. 1,11,‘,"0 •
room occupied by the female servants, the pane' 'ea,
actually broken by the violence used in effecting all -

trance.
At the Central Ctiminal Court, Thomas Field, others;
wise John Easterfield, otherwise Wm. West, describediv,
an agent, aged 65, was charged on an indictment9.oo
eluding three charges, and consisting of as many CO'oo
—lst, with obtaining two half-crowns and a faxPestil
from Vim. Wall ; 2d, the same sum from Edfing
Hammond ; and also a half-crown from W. liar"-ci:
with intent to cheat and defraud them thereof'. The to
soner is the soi-disant Chancery agent who has beLio
been convicted of similar offences. The jury found ':‘,o
Guilty, and he was sentenced to be transported for se'
years.
Wm. Hutchinson and Charles Rix, two not°ll_.r•o°
housebreakers, were each sentenced to ten years' Or-

portation, at the Surrey Sessions, for burglary. deg
An elderly female, most respectably dressed in ner,
black, sad who gave the name of Lesh Mary 11°50
residing at No. 28, Fleet-street, was brought before 4 .4,
Jardine, charged with having committed shoplift,
by stealing forty-eight yards of sar'senet, of the T9,1501°
61., the goods and chattels of Messrs. Hardwick, 0' de
born, drapers. Mr: Jardine remanded her till Toes
gro
to allow of any fresh case being brought against b •
but bound the witnesses over to prosecute. r
At Marlborough-street John Smith, the °wile' 4;o‘
conductor of a Bow omnibus, was charged with h3'o"
violently assaulted Charles Underwood, the owner -0,
conductor of a Blackwell omnibus. The assault
committed in a dispute as to who should get ae e'uctir
lady as a passenger ; and during the course of thedso,
pute the lady herself was grossly insulted by defell
Ile was fined 51., or two months' imprisonment 9'13
addition his license is suspended for two months. atle .
Robert Jones of the Montpellier Tavern, at Waliv:000
was summoned to Union-hall, for permitting drunhegioti
and disorderly conduct on his premises, on the 0ec,,i0,4
of a masquerade, when a young man, named Slade, a
killed by falling down stairs ; and another so levee of
injured, that his life was endangered. The excl3.
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defendant was that he had let the room, and had 130 -„00'
trol over the proceedings of the conductors of the r 05514
rade. Mr. Traill said that he should inflict a fine,. °weer
and costs on the defendant, and that he trusted I%ol'
should any entertainment be given at the M°ll,Tto.
Tier, proper arrangements would be made, s°,:i4r
prevent such a dreadful occurrence as that which
pened on the morning in question.
esso.,.2.tet- • F.aoiskElfON.A.l6362. oci‘e°
Viscount Melbourne is passing the winter at ;flog
Hall, Herts, and is in improved health. Lord sn,/oels
Beauvale are still on a visit to his Lordship. The id
Viscount's nephews, the Hon. W. F. Cowper, Me" for
the Hon. Charles Spencer Cowper, have left town iv
Brighton, where Earl and Countess Cowper and fli°l
are ex
Dpected to remain till after Christmas. Awes%
The uke and Duchess of Somerset had a large "-DO
party at Wimbledon Park on Monday evening. .olf
party consisted of the Countess of Charleville, 'betlt
Beaujolis Bury, Lady Arthur Lennox, Lady ElizAtj'v
Hope Vere, the Misses Hope Vere, Mr. and A"' Sir
Stewart, Mr. Langford Brooke, Miss Abercrorehl'
Edward Colebruoke, Mr. Lumley, Mr. Fraser TYler'W•
Leveson (lower, Lord Henry Lennox, Mr. Cadogat,oo
llesketh, Mr. Neville, Sir John Harrington. The wad
was succeeded by a ball, at which more than one the
persons were present. Dancing commenced in th3„„ifiS
ridor at eleven, and was continued with unabated Dr
till four in the morning. Digit
The Earl and Countesss of Wilton arrived on 111300-
to the Marquis and Marchioness of Anglesey, at,dget
desert, Staffordshire, on Monday, for Egerton -tf:iara
Melton Mowbray. The Noble Earl and Countess
to Melton at the close of the week.
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On Monday night a meeting was held in the Aw_roicl,
school, Bidborough-street, Burton-crescent,
Nr:i.
St. Pancras, for the purpose of memorialising nnotast
jesty for a remission of the sentence on Frost,
and Jones. been
During the last few days the river Thames b 50.0.4 of
crowded with shipping, arriving from nearly all P
the world. On Saturday fifty, and on Monday froto
nine, were entered inwards at the Custom-h"uselerill
Hung-Kong, Ceylon, Buenos Ayres, New yorkze.--
Leone, Messina, Bahia, Cronstadt, Henburgh,ve'rrieeu
some weeks past above two hundred vessels ha cPOOOB
from foreign parts, these being txclusive of ships
coastwise. On"
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tions at Frogmore, near Windsor, within 2,7rotiche.°
yards of the residence of her Royal Highness tu blare'
of Kent. Th 4. body was ‘N rapped in a piece 0' .01 re'
ket. An inquest was held yesterday, and the but oho
turned a verdict that the child was fitill-burlit
the mother was there was no evidence to show.