The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-19 00:00:00

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EMISCIISIIII4IMIIOI7III.
The Den Monitor states that the O'Connell tribute
•
r this year amounts to 28,8501, and two parishes still
'lolzrnain to be " made up."
• ri4In cons-Nuence of the fine open weather which has just
et her Majesty has determiesd upon remaining in the
A sift iof Wight until Mondit,V
Guizot was botn:en the 4th of October, 1787, and
1. 4 :asequently entered into his 58th year on the 4th inst.
'0 the 29th of the present month the Ministry, of which
it Guizot is the soul, will enter into the fifth year of
s existence, a phenomenon which has not been seen
ince the Revolution of July.
A medical witness, in giving evidence a few days ago,
;It an inquest held before Mr. Wakley, M.P , on the
body of a murdered child, said that he found fracture of
therhe frontAd w
and pirital bones, and what as singular,
! te were no external marks indicative of the internal
nainjury. The Coroner said that was nothing extraordi-
; Wnarroyngyhe books upon medical jurisprudence were all
Numerous instances had come under his imme-
! ate notice, in which tLbs, carts, and even waggons heavily
la den
had passed over men's bodies without leaving the
'east extt>rnal musk of injury.
COArlton Horn Fair commenced on Friday, in a field
acent to the park of Sir 'Thomas Maryon Wilson,
Aart., of New Charlton. The weather proved very
'favourable throughout the day. During the morning a
-vast number of well-dressed and respectable inhabitants
of Greenwich, Woolwich, and the surrounding neigh-
jbourhood, both male and female, as well as numerous
uveniles, promenaded the fair.
The Lord Mayor has issued his precept for the elec-
tion of an Alderman for Portsoken. The nomination is
to take place at the Three Nuns on Monday next. The
general opinion seems to be, that there, in reality, will
- be no second candidate, but that the ex-Sheriff will be
left to walk over the ._!ourse, and battle it out with Mr.
Salonions in a court of law in the best manner he is able.
On Thursday evening a vestry was held in the school-
room, and adjourned for want of accommodation to the
-Parish church rr St. Paul, Deptford (the Rev. B. S. Ffinch
_ittihetrheehcahvaii, for the purpose of making a church rate,
been no rate made for the church in that
:Parish f.,r the last six years. Extreme sensation was
7,...‘92ar!.fested • added to which the late churchwarden,
'111; bad declared publicly that he considered the funds
•of the church were adequate to meet all the demands for
the support of the fabric, without callinc, upon the
parishioners for a rate. Upon a show of hands, 35 were
-neld up for the rate, and against it were held 400 or 500.
poll was demanded.
Uensiderable sensation was created at the Board of
--bireeters and Guardians of the Poor of St. Alarylebone,
who held their usual weekly meeting at the workhouse,
‘l'eve-road, on account of the receipt of a communication
from the Poor- law Commissioners, calling upon them, in
-accordance with the 64th section of the New Poor-law
Act, to elect a Chairman and Vice-Chairman of their
-Board, in the same manner as those officers are elected
read Poor.law unions. The communication having been
, an animated discussion followed, in the course of
which a fixed determination was expressed to resist the
-;onlcurtn
oioachment of the Poor-law Commissioners, and a re-
deferring the consideration of the document was
-carried unanimously.

-"IAMB URGH and FLANDERS MAILS
(RECEIVED THIS DAY.)
thiFttoNTIERS OF SEIIVIA, OCT. 6.—At the beginning of
s month a new attempt was made to effect a revolution
Servia, which, however, like the preceding, has been
• fluPpressed by the energy of the Government. The ob-
ieet Was, as before, to overturn the Government of the
throne.
and to replace the family of Obrenovitsch on the
For this purpose, it is said, preparations had
4:•een :
• making for some time past on two points of the
Austrian frontier, with funds said to be furnished by
litoloserthit,ior, and Uniforms and standards made, and arms and
aul •
whiek purchased. Disguised in these uniforms,
" vvilre precisely similar to those of the Servian
h-e";„Y, a 'oand of emigrants, with one Joannovitsch at their
crossed the Sare a few days ago. He began there
the circle of Schabaez, where they calculated on finding
the people,took them for a body of Government troops, and
got possession of the Town house, where they cut down
'with their sabres two of the magistrates. New officers
/v'',re immediately appointed, and measures taken with
all speed to forward the enterprise which had so far suc-
;needed But the Government had meantime been in-
'lined of these events, and immediately ordered troops
to Schabaez which surrendered at the first summons,
eaui gave up the new chief magistrate, on which troops
were sent in pursuit of the band, which had proceeded
In the detection of Leschnitzs, and had found little sup-
port from the people. Fresh complaints are said to
ave been already sent to St. Petersburgh, Constanti-
.lqle? and Vienna, against Prince Milosch, who is very
heavily accused by the Servian Government. A letter
'G Salonica says that piracy is increasing. in the
-reek S: a. Dead bodies it is said, are often found, the
beads having been cut off by the pirates, that they may
0t be recognised.
VBERLIN, OCT. 15.—The bulletins of the health of the
ince of Prussia, published in the official part of the
4Universal Prussian Gazette of the 13th, 14th, and 15th, say
that there is no trace of fever, and that the injury sus-
tained by
his Royal Highness is in a fair way of being
'speedily cured.
STETTIN, OCT. 10.—The Swedish mail steam-boat (the
l'wedish Lion), which left this port on the 3d instant for
stadt, put to sea from Schweinemunde in a violent
itii)Tl7o, and had not arrived at Ystadt on Monday the 7th,
zee the voyage is generally performed in twelve or six-
lowl hours, so that it ought to have arrived on the fol-
::paraarorning, the 4th. The Danish mail ;steamer
Valteetlas ready to put to sea on the same evening, but
se
abated :11 the following morning, when the storm had
ved safe at Copenhagen. It is therefore to
)lope that the Swedish Lion is totally lost : the only
13ornhal to be, that it may have put into some port of
&fedi 41, Which, however, is not probable. On board the
with I,steanier.was :the -Countess of Sievus of Royal,
but ar .r,servants who wanted to return toSt. Petersburg,
to R, 1:11Ing too late for the steamer to that city, resolved
way
of Sweden.
Debt'GlAN FUNDS.—Bausszie, Ocr. 16.
Ttotbschnd' 2% per Cent., .....
4,„„0f ! Loan, Five per Itrels
shirty Millions, Four per Cent..... 9
Three per
__ Thtrtyseven Minh ns,
103%'77
0"t77" 104
tk
it,cnin 0 WoinniB4e3r,c Four
o per
T./L.I;7W Z.; 484
°off ium, Five per Cent
_60%
ele Pipets, .
Oct. ....
ILIMBURGH BORSENHALLE, OCT. 15.
ItaitUitan 5 per Cents.
113
A 't,tares 1t340
4gp-nussian Loan 114% 114%
~?.5 Der Cent., Ist series, Certificate 105% 105'
rttissikr;l!n. Ist series lcs%,
1)i, seriess Per Cent. Hope and Co., 3d and 4th
93%
bu
ew
tetg i
eCre s
90 3,11
bitto .kctual Debt, 2% per CenL ......... 61,1 61%
it4:1111441:10.0anNlel swh
bL0p,..1.1,c 3e
Cents.
eCnet! -
17%
...ex, ............ ........
rive i/STIII.I N FUNDS.—VIENNA, OCT 11.
Per Cents. Metalhques
fiZ
per e.
100 t( rkermu
Cents..
""Zeineine .
„ .
... " ..........»....«.........».«« •••••• 1600
Zeitung, Oct. 14.

b,;\,rett,.._Zt; MoNEr.-THE ATTACK ON ST. JEAN
the.,d'E I.)l4TitincTloN or ,60,000/.-Yesterday being
PaYinaeY-4-PP°iated by her Majesty's of 60 000/, which,
.4 prize nt of the Pa4i-apentary grant-Govern,ment for the
4 .. raoney,. was to be distributed_among tlyieedoiffinctehres:
eel
berkWs of her :Majesty's. ships of war engaged
variouse ratea honahardtnetit of St. Jean d'Acre, and the
Reeas'saults on that coast, the same was awarded
a °r(ling to the instalments among the varioust
hai\f'plieants, at the office of Mr. P. Musprat ,
at tiers,.
33, Abchurch-l'aue Lombard-street.
of Sir
R. st tee, which was underfleet in
' 'the command The
boys, `,1),1,0rd, G.C.8., consisted of the Bellerophen, Ben-
et.,,l '4-linbur,-h, Ilastings Powerful, Revenge, Thunder,
Pique,
't.2•1,P8, Gurg6 n C'arysfu'r.t, pido, Alagicienne,
~....toot y, i..li , , 403). , ..tyura, Stromboli, Hazard, Vesuvius, Wasp,
Zii,a, /?,-,e , and a battalion of the Royal Marines,
i-se
the extended a considerable distance
present°lll4 the coast
of Syria.The shares of those
. on. the 3d of November, 1840, at the assault of
1 906/.
3s. 7,1.4414,cre, are the Commander-in-Chief, ,--
d.
firstaptains, 173/. 19s. 3d. ;
Commanders, 861. 19s•
~,
class, 251. 15s. sd. ; second ditto, 151.95. 3d;
third ditto, 71. 14s. 7id. ; fourth ditto, 51. 7s. Id. ; fifth
ditto 2/.
116. ; sixth ditto, 1/. 175. 4d. ; and the seventh
(1.,140, 175. 211' ,
The shares of those engaged between
I._he 9th of
under in.
September and 10th of October are-the Com-
Car,, , Chief, 1,206/. 4s. ; Commodore, 603/.
,ia,ns 130/ 14- ( '
204 , , . s. ; _ ommanders, 67/ 176. ;
". 4d. ; second ditto, 12/. 4s. 9d. ; third ditto,
first class,
6/. 2s 41,1
" -2,-..; fourth ditto, 41. Is. 7d. ; fifth ditto, 2/. Os. 90.;
tult'2xth ditt 1/. n7s. 2,41•; and seventh ditto, 13s. 7d. Pay-
lie,,,,et
n willtu utilbse. math; L.,very Wednesday- and Friday for
ZEi naDER.---A ease occurred on Sunday, which
itves little doubt that murder has been done in this city,
ascertaineda'Row; and the particulars of which, so far as we have.
. them, are as follows:-About seven o'clock
P''ekla the morning, a Person named George M`Naught, a
ing- box maker, residing at 100, Havannah-street,
slot"Larriled some of his neighbours, by stating that he could
arouse a man who had spent a part of the night by
Ping in the same bed with him, and that he was afraid
e,,,:18 dead. The first effort at resuscitation was by
ill3t-`viug rhisky down the man's throat ; but as this did
s°- -14'"e any symptoms of life, the neighbours then
..enricte for a medical man, who was immediately in attend-
.",._ ' - lle at once said that the man was quite dead, and
'-..)1. turning the body, discovered the cause of death in a
'lllle.l, which was sticking to the depth of an inch and a
I,kit nt the right side of the deceased immediately below
the ribs The instrument, which is called a three-
head-bandauarter of an inch chisel, had perforated the trousers
assert and shirt of the deceased ; and it has been
,audained, we believe, to belong to M`Naught, the
1,,e..10rd of the house. The name of the deceased is
1;21?A,.,11 M‘liinnon, a dyer, residing in Dalmarneck-road,
t`::t.se character of late years has been none of the
i.) Ikl`Naught, who had himself given information at
Na °licoffice in the course of the morning, that a dead
Z_ T.l
tale was Iyhig in his room, was immediately sough. t for
en into eitvody. Beyond stating that M`K.innon
tnoroin r
his house about half past four o clock in the
ire I, /•,, and lay-don nin the bed with him, he denies,
de LebnYe, all knowledge of the cause of the man's
.:til. There is no reason to doubt, however, that
4.2siught, the deceased, and some other persons, were
i:i,s"n,..l, i_ng in the room during the night ; and some of the
i.h.bcurs were alarmed by the noise of a serious scuffle
t,la. .e dayliht.-Glasgou. Herald.
tilt Wil:3u2, illt2 celebrated vocalist, has been for
s,otTalll,ifew days delighting the people in the north of
o'Q.l.Q_.` Re ..commenced a circuit of concerts at John
oat s.
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