The Sun.
London, England, 1844-04-22 00:00:00

'llit IRISH STATE TRIALS.

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61341,
°F QUEEN'S BENCH, DUBLIN, SATURDAY.
CATION OF THE ATTORNEY-GENERAL TO
ijt tv; POSTPONE THE NEW TRIAL MOTION.
7, ati",ritY minutes past three the ATTORNEY -GENERAL
aPplied to the Court that the motion for a new
q‘keet, 'ell Stood for Monday next, should be postponed, in-
Lttliti ,P he had conceived it to be his duty to cause the
• I;',aiii-etwae Peace to be served with a notice, setting forth
th4ea of tharges in the affidavits of the traversers, as to the
r.the names of the jurors, in order to ascertain whe-
hi a IN-OW(1 swear affidavits in reply, and calling upon
ofkthqs:'swer by twelve o'clock to-day. To that notice
e.tld„d „ ".t-°rltey-(`„eneral) had received no answer ; and
e-0, deChice as the filin of affidavits on the part
Vitt f."'n inid to
reply until heg ascertained whether the
vita o the peace had answered the statements in the affi-
-41.„)' tot.
tuteetust.,tite CriAsirroN (who seemed not to understand the
"”1. '''',eneral) said—Have not the affidavits yet been
Jtiatice
PErtnnr—The' Attorney-General does not allude
bee e
,4,_""-tny's affidavit.
41eCt„ttNEY-GENERAL—Mr.. Alahony's affidavit has
.4,%,,-,llsti_We received a copy of it yesterday morning..
110 Le BunTox—Can the motion come on on Tuesday e
''dine, Clerk of the Crown, read the order of the last
dikil-koVne motion for Monday next.
Pgeeltt's, Q.C., suggested that the order should be
iipay }„.getierall and the notice stand in the list without
rit,slt3 fixed-(.IL-when the Attorney-General had the
dikist 0111/4 u, to give twenty .four hours notice.
foe -the new trial motion on as then
-"tit 0 at d stands generally on the list—theAttorney-
g've twenty-four hours' notice.

„_ aw.,l,
q 1,,, -.lob.
,00,, "s have made their appearance, and the
q •klte e has been heard in various parts of the country.
41a PITMEN'S s A Correspondent at Sun-
t,e „ writ
71111".
:rikt „P"---” During the present week, notwithstanding
Ilelis hay, is"' the pitmen, several hundreds of chaldrons of
tll,llray ueen conveyed down the Durham and Sunderland
11,t'(lreesfehra8vhiPment at Sunderland. A great number of
reatkoa nail e also been conveyed by the Lambton and
lei, es, ~, waYs for shipment in the Wear, so that the coal
ite'; an7Yet, are not likely to be affected with short sup-
-lageict,7
,°;!forescarcity is felt it is to be hoped the
(sasi etestrnen will return to their work."—Durhanz A.d.
,$)1,1211(1,* \ WELCOME Visrroa.--=Yesterday morning
es West i.eonsiderable alarm was occasioned in various parts
t•'Ded tlsinster, by the appearance of a cow, which had
stQtl'sY-roadr°lll_it,s owners in the neighbourhood of the Horse-
er), drive,. fla which, being followed by a crowd of boys,
4,0 4tte: to madness, indiscriminately attacking all
.those
44et on :lited to oppose its course. Through gross miscon-
Nefirls. tw"l_o part of those persons who had it in charge, for
er..4 its " hours did the wretched animal attempt to out-
..s.le p,,„P,ursuers, visiting in turn all the principal streets
t7aeaLl'i_einall to Tothill-street. About twelve o'clock the
helvard, tuhn nearly exhausted, ran down Parliament-street
le e,e less ~,e Treasury, at which time there could not have
tliag i-i '„"an 2,000 TILE OJIBIpWAY INDIANS.--In consequence of the
persons following it, shouting and hal- British Swimming Society having promised w a &st-
ilt- Door 17 Manner truly diegraceeul Avoiding Whitehall class silver medal to the best swimmer of these celebrated
e-1;:e"r-dsZa8,,attteuronfecli shortTinto Priy.y-gardens, and finding Indians,d the swimming baths in High Holhorn, kept by Mr.
et thi4llnetilat 1 tie Premier (SF Robert Peel4an_ding He gman were crowded with private visitors and that gen-
t', atte e y took refuge therein, to the no small alarm tleman's friends.' A. t twelve o'clock the omnibus, with three
I. st,t 14 ndants in the hall. The gates were instantly of the Indians outside, and the squaws, accompanied by Mr.
leiltereaY those who followed, and one or two of the most Anderson, arrived, as also Mr. Harold he.nwor.thysllthe rile-
114g, antine, who were provided with ropes, scaled the rail- known swimmer. In the rear of the omnibus,n,l fu co um
Ine,e, attempted to Secure the animal. In this they were and on horseback, were " We-nish-ka-weri-bee' (the Flying
kitee eets'"ul
, „ ' for, impatient of confinement, the cow, after a Gull), and " Sah-ma" (Tobacco), with Mr.. Green, their
had her her-,,raavlts.e, cleared the gate at a bound, and again pur-
e, Pree ,- towards Charing-cross. Before, however, she medical adviser, wdhowlhiaos,
oaattetnhdisedocetashroa,sainuegegetahteeyd have
a 0
been in London, an
,lifZse f
aerd many yards, a butcher contrived to cast the the temperature of the water should be raised to 85. degrees.
e,-.Leelty she coil of rope over her horns, and with some Flying Gull and Tobacco were selected as competitors, the
e 44e fast is e Was drawn up against the railings, and ultimately the trial of- skill
el'ot, st74's Several other cows were then brought to the
rest of the party being seated to witness
in.
.t,ltleaeoutio Poor animal, who had seriously injured itself in and the squaws being accommodated . an
,int!rior,
room. While the two Indians were divesting themsenaeas ooft.
leee(liet; aring to break away from the - railings, was led, their costume, Mr. Kenworthy went throught_ti
08 than t 7( ahnost exhausted, homewards. There were no
taith, scientific feats, which excited the applause of
thirty policemen among those in pursuit, and they and spectators. At a signal the Indians jumped
srt44aFratest difficulty in keeping the crowd out of danger. bath, and, on a pistol. being discharged, they struck , out and
series
tii apt, "e'Y no accident of, importance occurred.heinto the
theeer '"ln POSTMASTERS.—We perceive that a en
hswalar a to theuother
henedizlyaindg.isGtauililcewaosf 120 feet,.in
bless than
y where
p 30tit :0 be given at the Freemasons"ravern on Tuesday, feet. They swam back again to the starting pla.ce,
et sat ehttri::',t to celebrate the formation of the Job. and Flying Gull was a second time the victor. Their style of
t)f e Rite,) Coach Proprietors, Horse Dealers, and Livery- swimming is totally. un-European.
.They lash the water
Lopest i era of England Provident Fund. A large number violently with their arms, like the sails. of a
.windmill,
yep and respectablof these severalhave beat downwards with their feet, blowing with force, and gri . Iltterhy . e men
't"it' fro,' nuned by the decline of the posting business, forming grotesque antics. They then dived from one end of_
etteteNitnli the rapid increase of railways and a variety of the bath to the other with the rapidity of an arrow, and
te'tefere tea o'er which they had no control; we have, almost as straight a tension of limb. They afterwards entered
Pt hi., :niu, eh Plaksure in calling the attention of the public the lists with Mr. Kenworthy, who is accounted one of the
eiee,lt.eel),ent society, which is deserving of every eneou- best swimmers in England, and who beat. them. with the
I,!trrepo„, The chair is to be taken by the Hon. 31r. P. S. greatest ease. The Indians then remade their toilet, and the
ilsiiklieaolici" : The President of the Society is the Duke of whole party were shown round the extensive establishment,
1,21 es of tii and, amongst the Vice-Presidents, we find the at which they expressed great wonder. The medal will be
fiTi.ef ~, e Earl of Chesterfield, the Earl Manvers, the presented to Flying Gull in the course of the week.. Mr.
/lA% trtn, the Earl of Stradbroke, the Earl of Penis liedgrean then conducted them to take refreshment. in the
nierrepene S. Pierrepont, the Right Hon. H. M. rem with the ;squaws, and after partaking of wine and
...nellarn ~, Lord Worslev, Sir John Tvrell, Bart, Sir Bel- biscuits, they returned in the omnibus to the Egyptian Hall.
per othekl.rahain, Bait, H. Handley, hag., M.P., and se- in time to resume the exhibition.
rider sue, gentlemen of sporting or.' agricultural celebrity. ST. Psues —Yesterday being the first Sunday in
-oFi,ty 21. distinguished patronage we should hope that the Easter term, the judges attended divine service at St. Paul's
eJect to'''!n, not but succeed in carrying out the benevolent Cathedral. Shortly after 2 o'clock the Lord Chief Justice of
A . me _fullest extent. the Queen's Bench, the Lord Chief Justice of the Common
414 I„nquest was held on Saturday at the Carlisle Pleas, Mr. Baron Gurney, Mr. Justice Patteson, Mr. Justice
„ged 46'4,
4th-street, Soho, on the body of Gustave Boudry, Erskine, Mr. Justice Wightman, and Mr. Justice Cresswell,
`ll4ll extena!ive of Switzerland, and who formerly carried assembled at the Judges' Chambers, Sergeants' Inn, where
Ilse de, a;nsfve business as a watchmaker in Frithsktreet. they were joined by several sergeants-at-law. A little before
arr.as.,e ed for some time had been under pecuniarY em- 3 o'clock the City Marshal arrived on horseback to announce
r.liici, out, which appeared to prey upon his mind, and that the Right Hon. the Lord Mayor had left the Mansion
Atzji.;",",Olibt, induced him to terminate his existence by House for the purpose of meeting their Lordships at St.
`etel,teli nunself. About three ears ago the deceased at- Paul's. The judges then entered their carriages andin•o-
-:,,d f_r to. .
s-ommit suicide by cutting his throat. A wife ceeded to the cathedral, where, having first joined the Lord
etu,,n_L. children are left destitute by the event. The jury Blayor and the Bishop of London in the vestry, they subse-
A•gnen 4 'verdict of Insanity. quently proceeded into the choir in the following or der :—The
lalewl3 il,nqUest Mayor, Lord Denman,
13 y 'lPital, on the Body was held on Saturday at St. Bartholo- City. Mace and Swordbearers, the Lord
and the other judges according to precedence. The Sheriffs
ee.l) (teal the so, y of William Henry Triptee, aged Middlesex, Mr. Alderman Challis, and a large
of a silk-weaver, who was killed by the for London and . .
_ol.appericihi is
hre,aTal.letrd,
iodf Noa.p2p2ea,
rTtrhee:-tc3olurr.tT,
alrn'emerpwleaa, passing body of Common Councilmen were also in attendance. The
,ikeeet.,Yo'A the time not sermon was preached by the Bishop of London. The ea-
; and that gentleman said he was not thedral was very_ much crowded.
,:he ue_, Lne melancholy occurrence until his cab wa„topped. FonsiGN c)imusE.—lt appears by a Parliamentary
t vettij'el, dent occurred near Bow Church. The jury r4urned return, just issued, that the quantity of European cheese
everethtn of,. Accidental death. Mr. Tiirner promised to do imported into this couutry intli
Its thin the family that their circumstances demanded. was 136,998 cwt. ; from the United America, 42,3
eygtaateeanodfed Jan. 5, 1844,12
the to 41111.1estY the Emperor of Austria will go in cwt.; from British possessions, 79 cwt. Total, in the year,
ho utBe of this
*t• pour T • month to the L tto land • ',es Trieste • era e, especially
On Friday last, . Lord Morpeth presided at the
t.pc,rt
179,389 cwt.
11ustr -el Intended changes in the present clivueo— n and meeting of the Wbarfdale Agricultural Society, at Otley,
ti
cll Of thq,Pait of theiln ' i.wllich, nowever,is only a :1197 feT cattle and i4Oraee,
pu:e _