The Sun.
London, England, 1845-10-30 00:00:00

s GLASGOW PIG IRON TRADE, OCT. 28.—T0-day
14rerpool, accounts state the market a little firmer ; few sellers at
'h. 6d., but freely obtained at 85s. Here there has also been a ces-
4ftlon of sales at 80s. ; such parcels being immediately taken up.
1j,,,,ti to-day, however, cannot be sold to speculators or founders at
". cal., and we quote the price as 80s. per cwt.—Glasgow National.
rtt:bus
STRIKE OF THE NAILORS.—The nailors have
ts• 2ro,)"(lto their work, the masters having acceded to their demand
Ihtlinittita und, or 'the full list price, as agreed upon on May
announce that
E or
,rue c,,,,, Alitre Chronicle. ---______
THOMAS LaiaN.—We are happy to
with-7,,P00r Thomas Lakin. whose case has caused so rrffick
14.,.1',"5ter ,''"e humane portion of the public, was discharged from
- "e`...40, aiii,,„" '4l the 1 lth instant, the poor-rate of which he was the
iliztr-muling so se. 4d., havingheen paid. 1
lug of whine' OF NAILMASTERS.—The adjourned meet-
t wa„ not haters took place at the Dudley Arms Hotel, on Tuesday.
being p es„ 'yen/ numerously attended, only ten or twelve masters
"(Prssirw, 'lit ; but several letters were read from other employers,
raisin, 4,` of tlieir willingness to agree to the arrangement for
Leen the wages of their workmen 10 per cent. The advance has
lieir` nor.
k IVolverhamallY acted upon
plon Chronicle,o
Oct. 29. , and most f the men have returned to
~.,
01/te
htox IDE OF THE FOREMAN AT HER MAJESTY'S
the
hn:,:l-Yesterday an inquiry took place before Mr. Bedford, at
Ists4 fe7t"d Crown, Park-lane, as to the death of Mr. John 11•Cabe,
akar Y'llvs, foreman at her Majesty's forge, iu Park-lane. It
ed from the testimony of several witnesses that the deceased
1,7 for some time been in very low Whits, and on Friday morning
filer,
into the medicine department of Mr. Henderson, the Quee
tssti,,, where he took sufficient eroton-oil, according to the surgeon's
stegr.bY, to kill 50 people. By excellent medical skill he was
bald be
at the same time the surgeon directed that every means
isi,!',. be taken away which could destroy life. He got consider-
It; better, and went on Monday morning to attend some horses.
1,; afterwards returned home to dinner, and at nine o'clock went to
ha At about five on Tuesday morning his wife missed him from
eiwand upon raising an alarm, his son went into the cellar, where
he ilisceased was found suspended by a cotton scarf to the beam.
IN's
put his trousers on, and over his shoulders his travelling
IN's his feet being close to the ground. Verdict, " Temporary
110 y.,,
SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO MR. BARNEBY, M.P.—On
li,,ar,day last, Mr. Barneby, who had bcen at this city, staying at
tri'v!star Hotel, was returning home in a gig which he himslf was
16 "li;.', and accompanied by his servant, when near to a place called
~.,andoits, near to Crow's-nest, aohnodut three miles from this city,
til':!,,,fion was standing in
hthekro_ad.no
antambonly,inattemmptlßng to turn
b
'l, rse out of the way, ac ed t
became against
- r'
arne
Y's
tr4the horse of which thereupon , so much startled, that
r reh,genie plunging he threw, the Hon. Geatleman out on the road,
Ai., NC him on his shoulder. Is o disloca.tien took place, but Mr Barneb
hi, 'lllicit shaken and bruised. He nas immediately driven. back tYo
Sta
on IN/ r. and the assistance of Mr. Sheppard. surgeon, called in ; and
lit to c,aday, we were glad to hear, Mr,. Barneby, was so far recovered
'"e enabled to return home.--;li orcestershire Chronicle.
V e
14bi are enabled to announce, on the most unde-
-1 marriage of the Queen of
iiiiuniu authority, that the question
1an...! ” also that of her sister, is aetflati:tedelinitively settled, to the
rk,n'action, we must presume, of the British and French Govern-
,,f 1„ '4,: Prince Leopold of Saxe Coburg is to be the Royal Consort
In(auella U., and the Duke de Montpensier the
thusband of the
event having
hula Luisa. All the arrangements for this g
Nvea blade through the instrumentality of the Cabinet of thelaTaiflesrailese.
t arc forth r enabled to announce that Prince Leopo o
•bu-.. c
so ~,,<„ accompanied by his father, was hourihlyt expeected at St. Cloud
eilliirr,daY, on a visit to his Majesty Louis 1 li
_previous to their
lvii,n
.sr for Lisbon, and from.thence to London". 'The source from
kik, '.'' We have derived this important information enables use o
SERIOUS
its authenticity.-40vertiser.
s?Enlous ILLNESS Or LORD MONTAGU.—We regret
111,1, 4,te that there remains not the slightest hope for the recovery of
sia, oighlv respected Nobleman. Since the commencement of his
lacOlt'," -attack his Lordship has rapidly sunk, and from Sunday
es"c'Noble Lord has been deprived of the power of speech, and
oxen(4l3' morning, we lament to hear, he became unconscious of the
0.,,e of the several members of his family, who have been suns-
sii"l, to town by his dangerous illness. At eight o'clock last even-
P -.:',, noble sufferer was still living, but his dissolution was anti-
4a.s'" ever • hour. The Duke of Buceleuch had been with his
11,1 s. Y
the il'IP from tell o'clock in the morning, and the Earl of Home and
Flo on. G. Hope are with Lady Montaguin Hamilton-place. Lady
'''' %a has been unremitting in her attendance on his Lordship
es„., .
Cout his illness.
1/ir?tloN TO RAILWAY GUARDS.—The Board of
weektoil!' .of the Eastern Counties Railway have within the last
'"Yres'charged two of their guards, of the names of Lawrence and
name' ~.It will be recollected that about twelve days
eangro,.nalady
varni;„Nembell, who entered one of the second-cifasnces t.i
agues
oant
arrivi„'''lge, was subjected to some very gross ann )
for
protection,a
,but i„-.11., at the Royston station she appealed to Ayres
the 1-,''`ead of atfoeding it, he pushed the applicant. As soon as
VII .„.'f's were laid before Mr. Dowling, the superintendent, Ayres
of ij:',,tnended, and upon the matter being brought before the
In the
ntheiree._
r i ft, he was dismissed from the Company's service. I
Sin, - •bstance upon one of the up trains arriving at the terminus at
siniTediteti, nn'
engine under the direction of Lawrence ran Into
.the
injon; ,abd although the collision was not attended with- any serious
arose oeYOMI a few bruises to two or three of the passengers, which
a light according to LaWrenee's account, from the train not exhbiting
in gt at the front carriage, it was considered advisable to send at
report
eligenai,„°r-General Pasley, who considered that a great degree of ne-
nue '',,,,`e ehtsiedion the part of Lawrence. The Directors, in accord-
ttoodt with that opinion, discharged him. An intimation, it Is. under-
the ben agent to' every person connected with the line that
~, most stri orders will be carried out for the future, and in
I,`?*3' instance where any complaint is made by the passengers, es.
siu,c'allY from females, of any impropriety of conduct towards them,
allow the
is to afford every protection, and also to take care not to
GREAT
the offender to depart. '
4 "EAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—The increase of
Lrait
sear amounts
for the last week over that of the corresponding week of last
icjt"i'l. amounts to 2,9861. The receipts for the week ending October
portion ,18449 were 17 151/ , and those of last week 20,1371. A large
o, of the increase'
is. in the goods traffic. The returns last week
aLt account of this traffic amounted to 4,M 01., while for the corre-
4VP4 week of last year they were 3,4761. only; the weekly in-
re • being, therefore, 1,024/. on the goods traffic alone. It is to be
collecte.el that this increase has taken place upon a considerable, re.
',action in the rates of .
carriage. We perceive that the Great B est-
"' Coni
train. pally announce their intention to run all additional goods
H oRIiCASTLE FAlR.—This large horse fair com-
-
„., eneed on F ,
uesday last with one of the finest shows of horses of all
descriptions ever offered for sale. This fair has acquired the greatest
fa
'be for
hors blood and carriage horses, and is considered the principal
tit,-rm,arket in the county. The fair was numerously attended by
inus`tlemen connected with the turf and field, and nearly all the job-
and horse dealers in London. Blood stock of good pedigree
bred brood quickly at prices varying from 120 guineas to 2001. ; thorough-
rood mares, stinted to good horses, made from 60 to 80 guineas;
.n,Endings front 30 to 80 guineas ; hunters of reputation made prices
fit for F from 100 guineas to 200 and 250 guineas each ; aged hunters,
from ..`,!avY country and hounds, 40 to 80 guineas ; mares (in foal),
~,„,,,;uo(. to 501. There was an admirable show of five-year-old car-
sh7.,.eorsts
obtained
which were bought up rapidly, and destined for London ;
pairshorsPersel f
soldw e well-matched
were from 40 guineas to 60 guineas ; and several
-matched horses made as high as 160 guineas ; unbroke
Young
oa,_at 30 and 40 guineas ; and colts from 251. to 35/. ; prime
lot
extenlrses made from 16 to 24 guineas. The sheep-pens did
wide but business was transacted at good prices ; Lin-
coins i .
lambing), lfroleers) making 4s. Ad. re-: stone ; and ewes (early
32a. to 38s. a head ; and good lambs made one guinea.
riere de l'
Sunda
sumo
an
as3er, about four in the afternoon, M. Margat
imAerabl
beau-
tifully Etoent with his balloon from the Hippodrome, at the Bar-
ile. It rose vertically and with great rapidity to a con-
y r,ll:l,ght, when, after remaining for a considerable time beau-
broeeedi7„:l'_n_i UP by the rays of the setting sun, it passed over Paris,
uti La an eastern direction, and was soon lost to sight,