The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-17 00:00:00

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POTZEZGN.
bn Thursday, the King of the French, attended by
meneral Friant, the Count de Strada, and two orderly offiurs,
left the Tuileries, at three o'clock, for Saint Cloud, where lie
l'ainained till five, and then returned. In the evening, their
alajesties received the British Ambassador, the Portuguese
and Tuscan Ministers, Counts Merlin and de Brigodo. Peers
of France Admiral Baron de la Susse, and the Baron do
Bougainville.
4 I:inow began to tall in Paris on Saturday morning, between
the and eleven o'clock, and continued heavily throughout
r Y.
Ahe Univers says—" Up to the 10th inst... nine archbishops
and nearly forty bishops had signified their approval of the
11,143ra' letter of Cardinal de Bonald, condemning M. Dupin's
ork. It is probable that at present the number is increased."
The lifoniteur Parishn contradicts from authority the
statement that M. de Rothschild had purchased estates of
Prince Puekler Muskau.
.The funeral of M. Dujarrier, who was killed in the duel
with Beauvallon, took place on Friday at two o'clock.
hearse, drawn by four horses, was followed by a very
41,ig train of mourners, consisting of the family and friends
the cieeeased, to the cemetery of Montmartre, all, on foot
Uncovered. The pall was borne by MM. de tßalzac,
wie.244llldre Dimas, and Emile Girardin, the latter of
delivered an impressive oration over the grave:
q't %Tears by a letter from Naples that, in the early part
the last month, several shocks of ea:thquake were felt
.wit\..'rious parts of Calabria, but they were not attended
b h any disaster. Considerable injury, however, was done
Y a storm on the 3d, on the coast near Gallipoli and Otranto.
trIA letter. from Stockholm, of the 21st ult., states that the
bEllicipality of that capital has come to a unanimous
li7:ntion to erect in it an equestrian statue in bronze of
fro 'ate King Charles John, the model of which is to come
Da the handB of Schwanthaler, the celebrated sculptor of
/Inflict.).
doThe great cattle-show at Poissy will be held on Wednes-
bub,4(mt. At One o'clock will take place the sale of the
itttnl,e,,w,.l4 and heifers of the Durham breed front the expe-
Torn of Du Pin. The Duke de Nemours, it is said,
t:a Intimated his intention of presiding at the distribution of
di:Prizes, and in the evening there will be a grand dinner of
•niguished agriculturists, at which the Minister of Com-
ICe and Agriculture will preside.
it t trial of the electrical telegraph took place on Tuesday,
4t paritt.part of the Orleans line lying between the terminus
p4nva and Ivry, and was perfectly satisfactory. The Corn-
to it is said, intend immediately prolonging the apparatus
oisy.

lip
arnesr COVET H
Lady G—r
entertained
AtZgiie. the Count de St. Aulaire, Count Pollen, the Earl of
rdet t4een, Lord Brougham, the Earl and Countess of Lin-
14°' Right Hon. W. E. and Mrs. Gladstone, Lord John
li.lll'rs, Lad y Dufferin Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Sheridan, Mr.
I °Pe, And a distinguished circle, at dinner, on Saturday
4't, et
the Right Hon. Baronet's house, in Hill street
!sews Earl'of Ellenborough had a dinner party on the same
Ile Litig, at the Noble Earl's residence in Charles-street,
-
toy 'eYsquare, when Dird Granville Somerset, Lord Fitz-
(l,o„'°lnerset, Sir John Macdonald, Sir Thomas Herbert. Sir
tiojet Clerk, the Right Hon George Dawson, the Right
tor,,'• C. Herries,,Viscount Jocelyn, Colonel Cluny, Colonel
eitrioh.,l;oein, the, Hon. William Bingham Baring, Mr. Bonham,
Seward. &c., were present.
11 Right Hon Thomas Grenville's dinner party, in
gaiTitt(i-place, was attended by Lord and Lady Mahon, the
es,„„°f Clare, Lady Davy, Sir R. H. Inglis, Bart., the Hon.
kr:sße,and Lady LouisaFortescue, Lord and Lady Dalmeny
.-mogers, &c.
otbne infant son and heir of the Marquis and Marchioness
tho eng,las will take the title of Earl of Angus, being one of '
144°0M0 possessed by his noble grandfather, the Duke
-041itton.
tikill'euuntl%lelbourne leaves town in ,a few days for Brockett
Ileab 'l„llierts, for the Easter recess where. Lord and Lady
and a select party, will assemble. Tha, Noble
Viot Rill be absent from town about three weeks.
llownunt Morpeth left town on Saturday, for Castle
I,o'theT,rd, the seat of the Earl of Carlisle, in Yorkshire.
Cottenham has purchased the spacious mansion of
11101:tdtee Sir. Bethel Codrington, in Park-lane, and the edifice
4„i r!, °mg re- embellishment, previous to its occupancy by
FT4 and Learned Baron and family.
Zrot;e,"il'e de Broglie arrived on Saturday evening, at the
qo isa elubassy in Manchester-square, and we understa: d
todok-Pluain -svith Count St. Aulaire, the French Ambas-
' "Wing his sojourn in this country.
klats- MISCELLANEOUS.
" Friday afternoon two petitions were forwarded to
,m) hilC, es Graham, praying that her Majesty would be pleased
;e, the life of the convict Tapping. One has emanated
'en* Private individuals, well-known for their humane
Clo'' a" the other is from the relatives of the deceased.
Saturd
11'4,1,,1eds ay morning, about six o'clock, as police-consta-
,s „(',n, of the K division, was about to enter the station-
tm it being his turn to ga on duty, he was seized
11(414e-' of coughing, in the course of which a quantity of
i‘P„ from his mouth. He was lad into the yard, and
s'"Roilrii by two policemen, the blood, at the time, stream-
`rola thet his mouth. In a few' minutes life ce,sed to exist
s! insa of blood.
kl'ite,;',l,l,nt, Yorke, oe of the representatives Can,bridge-
ot, ',it meet his constituents next Tuesday, at Newmar-
ricl if, discuss with them the present state of agriculture,
iat~e effects of the late changes in the corn-laws and the
t,i4lisrt .11'4 farmers attribute their Sir
e,,
.ii:l's measures. !. Yorke d h
'aoures have anything to do with the depression t
;
I..t%rilelu,Pcn issue is joined.
ihttor tat more than two years since the Rev. Bryan King,
,"to ill"' St. George's in the East, introduced certain changes
u,,illii:ebureli service which proved so distasteful to the pa-
-411,6841_, aton the 6th ult. a requisition was forwarded
t 4! Gentleman, through
wholly nos and earnestly
Vre thb ya restoration of the form of worship' which. existed
41
.tev. Gentleman became rector of the parish. To
'ee,.,-sition, which was signed by the churchwardens,
th-Larird nearly 200 parishioners, the Rev. Re.ctor
ts,'"e he could not conscientiously comply with their
and that " dohrealdoatrheadrncoatmmso upon any earthly
passed on the
ttv.e, but thoughvtehe tone was amicable, the replies of the
regtierliatilteynan did not prove by any means satisfactory to
4d I, of the parishionets, and the result was, that a
"as been sent forth for a meeting.

LT4, „ DUTCH MAIL.
,s`t oftkriAGUE, MARCH 14.—At the Second Cham-
t.„7,States General, March 14, a royal message
`.,„1.1,1n the following terms :
Q°lll' —4 and mighty lords, we send herewith for
44kre°11aideration-a project of law with, and expla-
-53,e r'lertorial, the object of which is to prolong for
arS the law of the 31st of May, 1843.
h_4111„ t. (Signed) WILLIAM."`O4O,- "ague, March 11, 1845."
O' LAW RELATIVE TO LEGAL ORDINANCES
THE PROVINCE OF LIMBURG.
&c.,--Considering that .the authority
,Irai 1• I,ns by the law of 31st May, 1843, for the
ge Years not to introduce into the Duchy
th• k--3" and ordinances mentioned in Art. 1 of the
Lttttii4Y,lB4l,liut to maintain in vigour wholly or in
illaws and ordinances relative to the same sub -
-ne,adY existing in that province will expire on
-I[4, "L June this present year. But that wenn,-
r'quire the continuance for some time longer
11 authority vested in us.
tttte 4,lentic:tnients of the law of May 31, 1843, are
NZ:l' *kiwi remain in full filrce for the term of
Tfi,„'s, that is till the aci of June, 1847.
41 44 '°Turnittee of petitions made a report on seve-
h'ir sdre;sea• One of these reports treating of an
-Aeiti:t°' Ct. C. Bosch Reily, and other merchants
(1.
''.lrh.edatn, against the government of the colony
littiol-.44, gave rise to long.discussions. His Ex-
. t cboti,'7l' tile Colonial Minister, spoke at great length.
..14i(M, it way decided, on the motion of M.
"itt% to defer the decision of the report of the Corn-
c2he next ,fitting.
11,,44 that 'the )Dg.utch ship which had some
I.9`raqiii arms on board, bound from Antwerp to
414 -416, which was illegally carried into Roalames,
4,tria-t- x,tlilere set t liberty with the',cargo, has ar-
e4'4 "larSeilletz.
tu_
Oe'rtar, AG", MARCH 14.—N0 change (_.f. any
-rti has tak,m place in the state of the ice in
lit tell.
l toy complaints having been, made of the injury
millo, our labouring class by the influx of strangers
tde Ce every year to seek for work, the Minister
tiltallt terior has decided that only Dutch workmen
employed in the public works, with the un-
aMin
QN•tai g that the chief engineer shall be at liberty,
14,9tuttl, "-sea, to employ foreign workmen.
MARCH 11.—In consequence of the
O atierla and severe night frosts the ice in the
(9% retrains in the same state, and the William
Vo,,tanunt yet put to sea.
tCII,4GRN) MARCH s.—The ,Elsinor journal
thllitiiii:-:affin on the ice between that place and
cilvits .11 especially for pedestrians, was greater
Ns2d atver remembered. It was reckoned that on
std ne 2,500 Swedes and 2,000 Danes had
ti,l°
-"e Sound.

klt r° THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
ihisNtZeljeel it my duty to acquaint.. you,.. in proof of
tAt %, waitresses of the poor at this inclement season,
tt?tittilitl the fifty men now employed by charitable
h.'°llgll-"?ns in cleansing the Strand, were obliged, al-
'Nob Atud two a. day, to leave their occu-
Nt:lia their emaciated condition was unable to
I, 0076 gainst the severe cold of Thursday.
•lttejarat::Poheuroe yethraenel4ta,,ctually fell down in the street from
V24sti°n•—l remain, Sir, yours obediently,
1845.CIIARLES SIBLEY, Sec.
The

heto,ll4lltolght Honourable the Speaker of thesaititiorudas3o.
~,;,,h as gave his last Parliamentary dinner on
Gentleman
in.
litV.ect imetlrtll2 guests of the Right Honourable
11,rjria, I,;,..yamen Stuart, Lord
RFr.edhetricHkonG.ocrd.cin,enHnaylslnyn-
Vltie,),!cut Duncannon,.the ig
/t,r4lvard, tr,r, the Hon. Captain Howard, the Hon. Charles
IrW 4e lion cA. pawnhy, si John Easthom
.14 • Villi .• • • • n~f dP. Bouverie, Mr. J.
t tile k era Stuart, the He k.dwar
E. Turner, Mr. M.
~I'ster, ,r• W•Hutt Mr J. Matheson. Mr. jH. Lang-
, ii°llkene':ifter.:ii.ri).llbnnue'll;79erin , Dr. Bowring, Mr.
T.•
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mabninlislirr..
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ER.oche,
Rumbold.llfr. T.
tleatiti C•ioLLEGE. —The sudden and lame
ill'etttzpi°f.,P,r_ofessor. Daniell,
1 b Nita aa m that institution,oj'hKerieng.:eseolle..ge,
'l'. e Bev ,
btf 11() lecturjelt; Ihas causedns
1-, was as mucht'illoni:te:dblire.
4th reVeeted as a teacher, and where his loss cannot
Ile, I, ereiy f.,
that '''''. br. felt, as it will also be by the world of
d.
he principal of the Collge,hdaespartrtenicetendt
~ ure k ea should be given in the general.
41t la "daY• Dr. Ryles dean of the medical department,.o
riled i,!)1 notice on Thursday evening that there should be
44 i 'lit tee
we
,t. lir,,, eon
till Mondav morning. The students,
.atnalx`4,l)(l, have submitted a request to be allowed to attend
their "141. Of their late ranch respected professor.