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

SUMMARY OF NEWS
AND
Vittffir Ovtitio n,

" Who runs ntuy read."

FOREIGN.
On Ifonday, at four o'clock, the King of the French, the
Queen, and her Royal Highness Madame Adelaide went to NeuillY,
w
Icesd°rn,Panied by General Gourgaud, Colonel Dumas, and two
er'Y officers. At six o'clock the royal party returned to the
Tuileries, In the evening their Majesties received the Prus4a...
Port
ugUcse, Hans Towns, Saxe Weimar, and Tus
.44rthal Molitor, &c. ca. Ministers,
liptlV. Gwent was much better on Wednesday. He had passed a
night, and the pain had completely left him.
`lris Committee on the Bill for the arming of the fortifications
bda4rat-eT, has resolved to put a clause into the Bill, by which the
,„.,.o.r the arming of the fortifications shall be prepared and h,°!Lied at Bourges, from which place it will not be allowable fur
tb:2linistrY to remove them without a special law to that effect, to
by both Chambers. The Ministry have agreed to the
ataendraent.
;°r B°nle of the Paris papers attach much importance to a lettber..
,n 1 Borne, announcing that a decree, dated the 7th, has been pu t
wts,necel by the Sacred College, proscribing several works, amongs.
,snt n are the " Manuel du Droit Public Ecclesiastique" of M
Fpm work the work of M. Michelet, entitled "Du Pretre, de la
,
Malleteid„!, la Faraille";" the " Manuel de Philosophic" of U.
I hi, i,' —l-, M. Cousin's " Court de l'Histoire de la Philosophie."
and rrttceeding of the Sacred College is rather violently attacked,
Mr.Z'!'ere observations are made upon the Pope.
end ner was expected to leave Madrid for England about the
Of this month.
Hamm vial du Harre of the 22d gives the following:—" The
.""Lngh st • evening from Roller-
dsni, w;,, carrier packet arrived yesterday
the ~.." 200 passengers on board, who came from the banks of
rfloninhsnme to proceed to the United States, For the last two
thlt a Vast number of emigrants from Germany have flocked to
/rt. and each American packet takes out a full cargo of t e
tit"
1)N. '''''lldray, who was condemned to death last month
~
rislie
~....,
C'°',l, of Assize of Paris for an attempt to
41:11(ler h:
a la ..4 wife, was executed on Wednesday on the Place
great St. St. Jacues. He went to the scaffold with
pries, "Tintless, and joined fervently in the prayers of the
awl-0'1;10 attended him. When he had ascended the
to tir,;rtti ne,eXclahned, " I am innocent of the premeditation
tva3 ' el"' ' These were his last words. The ,Ah
that 4:l' r'4lec days in great danger from the dreadfulwife wound s
tveil, has entirely recovered.
a The Master r.3"-eagt Ja.IVI) POLICE. .
-Public" „ n. the Rolls has granted an injunction, restraining.
tilt iabe,. nab Sarsan from using any labels, purporting to be
beepleolneinf...oufii,ettiuzss and Co. , and from selling any stout. under the
stout. It appeared that several publicans. have
stout, the habit of vending a spurious article as genuine Guineas s
In the
dares `Lauit ~.. of Stone v. Stone, in the Court of Arches,dwdhiticiohnwtaos
aciultiel:irohy:fee, Sir H. J. Fuse refused to make any a
Mrs. Stone pendente We. S he had admitted the
ItiQ ain't a hare subsistence was all she was entitled to.
WC, di: °non, the well-known suitor of Miss Burdett Coutts,
At ihea.;,g.e4 from custody by the Bankruptcy Court.
raine,i "rtddlesex Sessions John Berry, the man who was corn.
criielle short tune
since from Bow. street Police.couit, for
ttia7ged: nl-treaiing his
child,
a boy about ten years of age, was d is-
UPon, :r°n giving security to appear for judgment when called
tssots,
_..ne Learned Judge commented in severe terms upon the
Joh?. ur !he prisoner's conduct.
ketu.: ilitchen, a
person who had been in the employment of
with hat,C:ooke and
the
A.;
041.inogn.ehitotuetries.i v el
Gladstone, of SL Paul's Churchyard, charged
Y plundered the firm, was remanded from
alleAyt'loffidhall, Thomas Harvey, a young man lodging in Leg.
the Gr. ng•acre, charged with stealing six bagatelle balls from
"I'nrni'tseelr' for trial.
Tavern, Fleet.street, on the 17th inst., was
lii labour
nt" IhR man named Jeremiah Dunn, living in Rose-street,
street, I.e.
aPPlied to Mr Twyford, the sitting magistrate, at Bow
0 direct the insert.ion of a notice in the Hue and Cry, rola.
Is the
*ls rnis,, loss of his child, a little boy about five years old, who
Ited" tiled from his home at an early hour on Itlonday last. He
to
the child was dressed in a blue frock, and was of a pale
At wo
head w rsnip street George Hyde, a journeyman tailor, whose
teundinas enveloped in bandages was charged with cutting and
l'endrs, f, 5 man named James Gregg, who is now lying in the
~
anerwospital in a dangerous state. The parties had got drunk,
lterfer_, rds Main a
a desperate fight. Several persons present
the pros'', a row en•••..... 1,
00,-. and in the melee both the prisoner and
listior:tittor were stabbed. The prisoner himself was in such a
the h 41 state that the Magistrate ordered his instant removal to
°Vital,
prince
c courtm—rasztromanias.. .
try 4,
~ .eorge of Cambridge is expected to arrive in this coup.
ais,,,,Lore course of the present month, and the Lords Commis.
oar's to°. the Treasury have desired the Commissioners of Cus.
issue the necessary directions to their officers at the ports
44pafeh'.n1 n°ver, and Southami
"Is. tar'?aon, to afford every facility and
the landing aid del:very of his Royal Highness's bag.
tztr,, naZes, and effects li,,,ked'ne
bat,d Baroness Rothschild will give. a grand dinner to the
-,ceptm : •:,gile on the 4th of the ensuing month. The Duke has
the n.7.,'nvltations to official and other banquets until the end of
ensuing month, when the Duke is expected to return to the
Bch capital The , •
the
et ea of Chandos and suite embarked on Sunday last In
itt,4"rner Princess Victoria, 'Ciptain Jackson, and landed at
\.
icrP On Monday morning ' 4',,ril th",'',..,t Ana Viscountess morning.
are daily expected. in town
t"'lidste `j4tirielit. It is said his Lorthhio will offer himself as a
'car,t b- ~"- the representation of the borough of Woodstock,
i tspro 3(.:'e resignation of the Marquis of Blandford.
it.i,:df,,,:raMler has arrived in town from his scat, Vs onersh,Gnecar.
4,,t,“" The Hon. Lady Menzies is staying at the Hon. G. o's Wilton-place llir's d a'`l LNIY Francis Egerton entertained at dinner onl'Ealriuurs.s.
knqikfa nl! Lordship's mansion in Itelgrave_square, the Marquis
and
Viscount
4tnt°,:itess Enilyn, the Hon. Miss Copley, Mr. Cardwell, Mr.
The Roger] Mr. Barry, Mr. Panizzi, &c.
ty.., Archbibhop of York entertained at dinner on Thur.sdayf Stiihit,"rll. at ilia mansion iti Grosvenor.sqoare, the Duchess o
.ore 7, at.", and Lady Caroline Lcvessin Gower, the Countess tie
14dy j Jay Francis Egerton, Viscount Ebrington, Sir John and
The ","son, &c.
Hotel for'-‘4Ti .and Countess of Eglinton have left the Clarendon
The ~.. glint Castle.
awl' -- c.arl °ll
of Erroll and the Ladies Hay are still
-Joush;_ and Countheess
Noble Lord is somewhat improve]. .
Th.. 'IIS at Cowes. T i
‘t ~T.tarl
Alvin ?unters: obfisSLhorerdwssib,iury have arrived at Mivart s
pis seat in staffbrdshire. .
Then'Enaml
d C.l ,0,
nwteess'of Albemarle have left their seat, Qui-
n Han, to attend the Newmarket Spring Meeting. .
,11, Duke of Marlborough has taken one of the spacious man.
4-,.'s !in Eaton-square, adjoining Lord Aylmer's, for the season.
fa,,_4,4e. Duke .and Duchess of St. Alban's and'
their youthful
'`roily are expected to return to Piccadilly at the end of the
Irs.7The week, from Brighton, where they have been passing the
"mtr.

MISCELLANEOUS.
4111, Lord Mayor gave a splendid entertainment on Wednesday
1,01.4•,,a Judges, the Sergeants.at law, and several officers of the Cor-
CI, at the Mamion.house.
tear 1.'14 been recently discovered that the whole of the archi-
lle °f St. Paul's Cathedral was composed of white marble,
.worrito--
1004 within the last few days, have been busily employed
'int had
1/%04 the thick coating of black paint with which for years it
most
heanue,,v,et'4. revealing, as they proceed, carvings o
ante 'idescription. As the whole of the exterior of the we. western
e; to undergo this renovation, it is uncertain how lonF it will
tadw the rcaffuldivg is removed. The Duke of Broglie visited the
Tl7pik_lan Sunday, and occupied the Dean's seat.
41:11e,;;M's in the habit of congregating about Trafalgar-equare
the ez 'd be in no way intimidated from injuring the fountains by
"dpptetnPlarY punishment of a youth last week, at Bow-street, for
stop she masonry. They seem to take great delight in throw-
-warn/. '". Pieces of wood, or any other missiles, into the dolphin's
eaki. 'tinder the jets, to close the orifices, and in some of those t
tee, p,„ it
Pew or flows but partially. The constant attention of
tar as sii:smen is insufficient to prevent these mischievous pranks,
aeoth.„ tas the boys are disperszel on one point they assemble on
140.4 Q or retUrn to the same place immediately that the consta.
ti'tat to kr
is
turned. Neither threats nor entreaties will induce
It e,.„,_QreSo their sport.
oirkirrvave that Messrs. Sansum, Day, and Sutton, to afford their
ttetk rare friends an opportunity to visit London in the Whitsun
thith eee Made some very judicious and excellent arrangements
Lattdon ind Birmingham Railway Company, to convey a
;1114redUn'ber of per for which two special trains have been
'etttn, tr-*-0110 to leave Birmingham on Whit-Monday, and to
hone to
Thursday following ; and the other to
tit," noZ -`l'a on Whit-Tuesday, and to return from London on
11, ft,, Y following. The tickets, there and back," to be only
orek
114ao r aY the noble steam-ship City of Aberdeen, arrived in
o:: tar
alacelaft brought to market 322 chests of eggs, value
•o
s quantity that ever came from Scotland in one
lie,No"l—P;irik9i9headt. of fine fat cattle, 15 tons of fresh meat, 10
114 pigs°l X, 70 boxes of fresh salmon, a considerable num-
tt .eroutd. and a large quantity of manufactured goods,
2.lNlre/Tes, and other provisions. Nearly 1,000 chests of eggs
1, it"'" a vverelanded on Monday.
Chid itll Exchange Company, in the course of Thursday,
14.tt 4007... their intention to pay for the damage done to the
44( Lavern, Holborn, by the
.gas explosion on the 23d
Twat
et04..._ ates, the hatter, opposite, states he had a most
ne hz//, tom:. he Was seated near his door, when a plank one
.foot
forced through his window, and a wooden cornice, a eigli.
chow
it,...".ned within a few inches of him.
1411,71°1. Tavern Place
.on Wednesday evening, at the Crown and
treasiN was aid aid of the funds of the Club of True g
le,lbstatel,
„a:. well attended, and he dancing was kept up with
atotAY an early hour in the morning. The band wa
Itl' ...Iv and Mr. Menzies officiated as master of the cere.
even;t, °toren
Ve/b.lll/ ‘.enge's annual concert took place on Wednesday
Iveflo`table eocY Hall, and was attended by a numerous and highly
blylll fro, Ilan y,
Several of the pieces were encored. A se.
at,thesark nizetti's opera of the Love Spell was capitally sung
ealle, Rennie, Morgan, and the conductor, Mr. F.
hr-

11e.tlet St. GeST.,GEORGE'S BOAT CLUB.
!ii.st../vas, tilt. °rge s " Scratch" Match took place yesterday,
Iti'inte gm (inghout, a most (lashing and spirited race.
.The
Ltttiem
°fleeted was from Putney •bridg9.ct.o Chiswick-air,
hi Li has hitherto
lowt.' the eO4l Westminster to P.tney,
43g gentlemen such races. At a. quarter
.to five the fol-
Alen Carrie to the starting-place .
Red
A6_l'3. Adams and Lane
IltTre• IL Smith and Fall, Blue
liie".'r'• Ross and Johnson Orange
~ ssr%. frt.,. _
Black
Vessra. i,4_443' and "%Warburton ..... sme and Wharton Green
Zttlite4tattd aw y very prettily together, and after as fewand
tiell',ltrtoeeer smith
hisapartner showed in advance. le
114e0tio `ltnith and his partner, and 11I'l‘ay anAdd'hirns part-
Johnson
vrej,t4 eed,rt a line with each other, and Ross an
trq„') atitC". The whole of the gentlemen sat t_o Ibeir work
kiti"Nts tbirT)ed very prettilr, and a little above Finch's
by pliiitti eiol,eltd
!ng Pair were unable to retain their position,.‘
etitc,,,..-urtNe,, "u his partner rowed into the first place, tollowtd
%*4143 0" and
Partner, who were making some verytplauack\.
elltsver °p Partner, them. Smith and his partner. ti,in I. 0
the
Aktutti;:o lead, gradually improving their positir r ,
,en
14
*l4hOttrltatee' end gallan stru
he third place,
eitau thus Pore and Gee and Wharton for t
ggle occurred betw c.
' i ge for •
successful. The boats
ight )11 thus naer ultimately were
thipA let,. 44 at Chiswick-ait--Smith and partner first by
'4'bell'rir,ll, Ross and Johnson second, Adams and Lane
g Gee.__.___and Wharton by half --length.
1'iJ11'1.1...-411 ".q, - ---7--___-_-- —,,,--_______-_-----r
No-4 Nit -.111:i MAIL CARRIER—THREE TUec7.l,ll,.EcsD,
4%lrike there the last number of the
invented
,!_,
Mr.l
Ottp • 4:411 ere is a notice of a new lan, D•
hi4itehe,,,ee, for the rapid transmission of letters and light
/silliq he Intgh tubular passages, at certain intervals,. in
Itl '4ltabilsl.°Poses
*NI,
.. ish . to place air-exhausting machines, which
~.til uf wh. 7 perpetual current of artificial hurricane, b
ittO,tilow"„le,u spherically-shaped elastic vehicles,
141" ey Din Vein station to station. The ' first cost is ti
• , ex-
o r bags,es.
,401 at f I%
Jam
at 2 000/ per mile, and the working
..
liR 'ly te'role 300/ ; ' f every 50 mites.
„tt,4 al
,_. • to •)00/. per annum or .
:O at th "'nig enable us to transmit doeumentar) intexl-
4,..tiilief I:tterapt.e of 7,200 miles a day
.! Instead of one ex
-
u Kt. tt be t ' lier day between Liverpool and London,
fi.4tie4... Ater we ve exchangTa.
'Nail' 4h ;I°g, M.P., for North Wiltshire, con-
-444.• %tfi_disposed ars to disable the Hon. Member
' ''' ma 4 Parliftnieutary dutieC