The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-25 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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Louis Philippe and the Queen were expected to leave
Eu. and return to St. Cloud, on Wednesday (yesterdal).
His Royal Highness the Duke D'Aumale, left ht•
Cloud on Sunday, for Eu.
The Moniteur Parisien says :—" It is announced tll,l
Captain Breat, Governor of the Marquesas, is
to the grade of Commander of the Legion of liononr•
The trial of M. de Montmorency, Prince de Rebel;
for the distribution of seditious emblems, cane on4o-
Monday, before, the Court of Assize of the Seine.
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Prince de Robecq was defended by M. Berryer• jt
prosecution was conducted by the Avocet-General.
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was proved that there had been seized at the house
the noble defendant, busts of the Duke de Bordeau%
and books containing entries, showing that these el,
tglenis of sedition, as they were styled by the .M°c,e.er
General, had been distributed and sold. M. Berlr,
denied that there was anything political in the al"7,'
He asserted, that the society was purely one of charl,,„"
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The jury, after deliberating only five minutes, r
nounced a verdict of acquittal. which
The new suspension-bridge over the Seine, by „0
a direct communication established between the- t°,,
of St. Denis, and the communes of Colombe and Genejs
villiers, was opened to the public on Sunday with gthet
ceremony, by the Prefect of the Seine and the 9.
authorities of the department. t de
The inauguration of the church of St. Vitaee%ot
Paul took place on Monday morning. At of
seven a large body of the clergy assembled in the 7re
Lafayette, and went in, procession to the church, w tbe
the Archbishop of Paris immediately proceeded t°
consecration. test'
The Lyons mail was overturned on the 16th 1n,.5„-pes
whilst going down the Platrieres, near Aix. The o'o
ran away, and the carriage acquired such veloeitY•
it became ungovernable, and fell into a ditch. been
The rank of officer of the Legion of Honour hasicepis,
conferred on the Abbi, Coquerea, canon of . die
who went out as chaplain to the squadron and
command of the Prince de Joinville. role,
Colonel Jamin, Aid-de-camp to the Duke d'Aum st
has made known to the Director of the hlaseutist- the
Marseilles, to be communicated to that at Paris, tt,
Prince has sent a leopard and a male and fenlel:a the
for the Garden of Plants. The leopard is on hee':,e OS
Phare, and is expected from day to day to Of
Marseilles. The lions were left at Bona, ie 011
General Randon, who will send them over by 41'
opportunity.
The Journal des Chemins de Fer states that the *via
of the railroad from Avignon to Marseilles arllprO.,
executed with such activity, that the line will ill 5 ectea.
bability be opened much sooner than was at first ex 13,10
The Echo d' Alois informs us that great dame 9t
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done in that department last week by heavy ranicool;
the Grande Courbe, on the railroad, there vreseild
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plete inundation several of the rails were loosen '
some of the works on the line seriously injured.
The Constitutionnel states that the appointnient
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Ferdinand Lesseps as Consul-General at Alexen„,," st,
now certain, and that he will soon proceed to hisLgll9
Mr. Mitchell, the director of the approaching v„qri
performances in Paris, has arrived to make the nee't Ott
arrangements for the season, which commences et.
won! the
Theatre Italien about the 20th of the ensuingat
The Piedmontese Gazette, of the 15th, states tb,„000
three sharp shocks of earthquakes were felt at Dn'efei
on the 13th, but it does not appear that any &Wag
done by them. 13sD"
Some of the Madrid papers mention that the *-Aor the
• Government intends to send an order to Englanships.
construction of three steamers and three sailing AO
Letters from Cordova of the 11th inst. mention t
rich landed proprietor in the neighbourhood of f"trooll
Genii, in the Quebradas, had been carried off 137 P
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of riders, who demanded 50,000 reels ranselnooo
smuggler Wavarro, and seven other brigands, W`
to be the authors of this act of violence.
MAW AND POLICE. ion
The Hon. William Ross Touchet, who solve oro'
ago severely wounded Mr. Thomas Smith, tb;iVl
prietor of a shooting-gallery, in Holborn, by 1 cow
pistol at him, was tried at the Central Critniee
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and acquitted, on the ground of insanity. r stew ii
In he Nw Court George Oberhouser, io
50 lbs. of Chinese blue, value 61, and other articles
property of Messrs. De la Rue and others, his ettsrapeclr
was sentenced to be kept to hard labour for si%
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months. r, taie,ebt
At the Guildhall Isaac Higgs, aged 28, a nor' :root d
lodging in Upper Ground-street, Lambeth, wesiolittni;
before Mr. Alderman Wilson, chat ged with c° weal /
a murderous assault on Robert Collins, a city r seouid
who was on duty in St. Paul's Churchyard, to, °it(
night. The prisoner tripped up the pollee- d 011 i
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having thrown him down beat him about the A the
he was senseless. He was fully committed, an
Solicitor was directed to prosecute. ; eta re
Elizabeth Lewis, the wife of Mr. J. Lew g
surgeon, Long-yard, Lamb's Conduit-street, W. 1411
manded from Clerkenwell, charged with stab°
husband with a fork.
At Queen-square, William Hunt, a watclunalt:ii
siding at 67, Lower Sloane-street, was charged r..jeila.
legally pawning two watches, which had been gl
H of
him to repair. e was sentenced to pay the sule
as the value of the watches, and 51. penalty for thL
pawning, and in default be committed three itioaw
was locked up. Witic;
Captain William Breedon, was charged, at it
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rough-street, with having committed an assetlyiille
gentleman named Falconer, living at No.
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street. The complainant was walking along t"iule
market, about twelve o'clock at night, when he 50010
received a blow on his body from the defendant' he toil
a total stranger to him. A witness stated that co of
previously watched the defendant, who, as be butord
along the street, menaced persons with his caee'de
took special care to avoid any man whose heilLie`the
likely to secure retaliation. Mr. Maltby inflicts
fine of 51, or two months' imprisonment. ~ntliofor
At Union-hall, George Henry Brenton, an 414 01/ of
of Newport-street, Lambeth-walk, was broug"og
fe-examination, charged with assaulting and °until
death of Mary, his wife, and again remanded, ,
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result of th,? inquest should be known. vise tail
aged ,;fteen, named Edwin Franks,,elovio ip
miAttedlafdrom Wandswor!b. upon a charge ef orteth'pel
cutting and wounding Charles Wheeler, a COs! Poorg
the employ of Mrs. Harvey, a coal-merchant, in filo
Old Town. The prisoner had thrown a stone %oil,
secutor, which had laid his eye open and sin
nose.

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The Duke of Wellington is expected te essa"4
Apsley House on Monday next, from 'Walreer,p arty
attend the royal banquet on the occasion of
of the new Royal Exchange. His Grace's P.raiii volt,
Castle includes Countess Powlett, Lord and ".";
Wellesley, the Right Hon. Charles Arbuthae" 61,01
Algernon Greville. Lord tesf
The Duke and Duchess of Leinster, and
and Lady Jane Fitzgerald, arrived at Carton 1.'0•VI
Maynooth, Ireland, on Monday week, frorn,•re. „pa
and Duchess of Bedford's seat, in Bedfordsw 00"
Noble Duke has since gone on a visit to pets3
M'Donnell, at Glenarm Castle. ~a; 5 Do,
The Duchess of Northumberland and '",i-hsoe,„lee,
Viscount Ossulaton, Lord and Lady Pr.,°",:,1)P1,3"
Elcho, the Hon. Henry Liddell, M.P., and /Y 1- 040!
Sir Matthew White and Lady Ridley, Layvhileoitoo
Lady Monck, the Hon. Captain Grey, .ocle, ,
Grey, Mr. H. Hinde, M.P., and Mrs. '-'1" tbs,ote
above 250 of the local gentry, were present a toe?
siona ball at Alnwick, on Thursday
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of Northumberland was prevented by indisPes"
honouring the gay scene by his presence. .44014
Lord Brougham, who arrived at his I'l,o sOl
Grafton-street, on Tuesday night, from Breeg hi #0
intends to leave town to-morrow for Paris, SO; 06
to his estate in the south of France. The ity ,
Learned Lord purposes to return to this cote' ' OP
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meeting of Parliament. Area Of
The Duke of Norfolk will entertain the st
Bramber corps of Yeomanry Cavalry at dinner' e
nesday, at Arundel. Adelaide
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The Marquis of Anglesey and r,Lady s011,0;
arrived at ichinbroke,H near Huntingdon, op d
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to visit the Earl and Countess of Sandwiehta.,it teA;;P"'
day left for Downham Hall, Suffolk, on a v 1,,, A
and Lady W. Powlett, who are entertaining
guished circle there. de, ill: 1,
The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanvienr„ to ,
and suite, have arrived at Nice, on their wn'-'
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and Naples. bare Tor e
The Earl of Uxbridge and Ladies Paget castle, pof.l
at their seat in Hertfordshire from Gordon hters ebe
Britain, where the Noble 'Earl and d°llgo- 011
been sojourning some time with the Duke a 14'
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The Earl Richmond. a
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and Countess of Westmorelaeba,,°
turned to town from Orleans House, Twice
they have been staying with the Earl an r r )3°' ,
Mornington. The Earl and Countess leave 'e
about a fortnight. 0 $00'0"
The Countess of Jersey comes to town Fe
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meatfrom Btoribgehtgoniv,eenxpornessmlyotnodabye
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change. The Ladies Clementina and Adel°
main at Brighton.
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Lord Adolphus Fitzclarence has aril- le beis
.vecl at f Orl
ments, in St. James's Palace, from Cowes, '-s of et'
ttoßiLaztrisolio• 0.01 Or/ tifi
Some weeks since William Howlett, an °flops? 109.0
was charged at the Hatlington Petty Setiss'„,ing gof t'""J
Thomas Keen, farmer, of Chinner, with "-vshie
half a pint of beans, his property, of tbe rchatioioS
n t
penny ! The bench expressed their disaPPext
the charge, and left it to stand over till tbe 0 At tP 0 As
hoping that Mr. Keen would not pursue it•
,so 05 A.,
sessions the charge was renewed, and the syeolov,sA'jterc,"
committed to Oxford gaol for trial at the;, his 700
the sessions on Tuesday, the Chairman.Se6 the r
to the grand jury, said he was sorry to ,he
the calendar ; ' and they ignored the bill- .d ip
u of
vineLdeeaorstrtojs:lk•re:ek, a girl, named Martha Pervio; hr°;-titl
Tfohromaass,hoilfliWngawltogingeWr, West, carry . _oce
carry -aistooth
barley, of the enormous weight of 50010., t'boleg
fifty yards, which she accomplished, with° coltr
vet
least distressed. ref Aieli ei
The annual meeting of the West Sur- fr-e
Association, took place on Tuestlay,ha'cbsir.4l,,i,
Godalming. J. M. Molyneux took t-e gr. t I 0,
were also present Mr. Trotter, MY. k er gee
M.P. ; Messrs. Drummond, Leach, Calle'ol et" of ir
R.N. ; the_Rev. Mr. Boys, and a nuaiherrif 20,0114%;
tlemen of the neighbourhood, and nee flO h
principal farmers belonging to this divisieu;
Monday, pursuant to a requisition t°
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