The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-28 00:00:00

MORNING,- MARCA 28, 1R46.

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WOREIGN. •
The Queen of the French, the Count de Parlst.,
Duke and Duchess de Nemours, the Duke de itiong—co
sier, and the Duchess d'Aumale, attended YesPell
Sunday evening at the church of Saint Roch. op
The Minister of Marine informed the Chamitho
Monday, that the Bill relative to the organisation ° rr
transatlantic line of steam-packets would be shortly')
seated by the Minister of Finance.
Admiral Baudin, Maritime Prefect of Toulon, h°
rived in Paris. He comes as delegate from one of

French colonies.
A letter from Toulon states that the Asmoa Of;
frigate will leave that port on the 4th of next mouth ,h,
Marseilles, to take on board his Royal nightie°
Duke de Montpensier for Algiers. 01/6'
The Spanish Government intends to send into F of
Germany, Belgium, and England, a certain numbercor
railroad and canal engineers, to study the different
structilms. teel/
A Limoges journal announces the death in that
of M. de Saint Liger, a rich miser, who bad for
years been remarkable for his sordid avarice. rifLA
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considerable landed property and large sums invest7oo
the funds ; and in his house, after his death, more Jo
100,0001. have been discovered buried or conceals
various places. He dressed like a beggar, and when be
personal effects were sold off by auction his Taw'
fetched sizAy centimes. *rig°
The investments into the savings' banks of r
the 23d and 24th inst. amounted to 562,4151., end bmw,
imbursements to 900,000 f.
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A letter from Bayonne states that on Gs-- f
there was found in the poor's box of the hospitaliediei.
Leon, a stock receipt for 110,0001., giving an annel".aof
dend of 4,600 f., with an anonymous note, ana°l—
it was for the benefit of the hospital.
The Universal German Gaza* has the folio
under the head of Berlin, March 18 There it she
longer any talk of the diplomatic negotiations shoe foe
acknowledgment of the Queen of Spam on the part°o
Northern Powers, insurmountable difficulties
arisen."
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A Malta journal publishes a letter, dated 2v,--
from Monestier, in the Regency of Tunis, Omni
account of an affair which had just occurred therboir
native of Tunis, who at Malta had embraced occurred
tian religion, having arrived at Monestier in an I,°olll
trader, the Cacli seized him, and it was with, air Fir
that he escaped death at the hands of the excited
lace. The English Consul at Susa having been sit sb
of what was going on by an English sailor, weal on
spot, and, having insisted upon the release ofd eby tY
he was set at liberty, and an apology was Ma '
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SAV7 AND FOLIOS,.
In the case of France v. Dawson, tried st 1331
before Mr. Baron Platt, the jury found for the Pitsbet
damages 251. This was an action brought by tb° assi
of a servant girl, who had lived with the defe!
Dawson (the governor of the Salop county PuiVefil6'
cover 251., 61. of which was for maintaining 911 d b 0
mate child, of which Dawson is the father, an or
acknowledged his paternity aforetime by differeiV
ments, being the alleged seducer of the P"'t,(l
daughter. In his defence, the defendant attelll4loo
cast imputations on the character of the girl. .1
manly proceeding, however, availed him nothing
At Worship-street two young men, nateed..,"borilim
Carter and David Herbert, were charged wiw oflp„'"
been concerned with another man, not in cull,' Dr
committing a violent and unprovoked assault urn& 0,
S. Vincent Phillips, a clerk in the Bank of Etiel'ia th'
siding at Barnsbury-park, Islington, and also 11.1,104°
commission of other outrages. The prisoners 11;;;000;
amusing themselves with throwing stones at tb:
on 11,1
gers in Shepherd-and-Shepherdess-fields and oe re
remonstrance being made, they knocked' dewiltbe
monstrant. Several females had suffered by
lence. Herbert was fined 10s., or a fortnighesalsoir
sonment ; Carter was fined 205., or a monthsbur
aog
went.
James Ward, a lad 15 years old, one of tbrecat#o,l
urchins who were amusing themselves w.itit rgas,/17.
stable-dung at persons passing thre'ugh Golden":,
fined ss. at Guildhall for wilful damage Gold
chanic's best coat, and being unable to pa)', be 4,01.11
mitted to 13ridewell for 14 days to be kept on
water.
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Esther Gilbert, 19 years of age, cherg.- ho-,„
miffing several robberies whilst in service 111‘,/ifoly
maid in the family of Lionel 011iver, Esq., °l„,,,ortb*
don-common, was fully committed from Wan' will
COURT—PASHIONAISTak 'loot
The Post says it is now arranged that the v coa
leave Windsor for the Isle of Wight on Saturdai;o4l ,7
The various reports which have bk en circu te;
some time past, calculated to lead the nations hort :ithor
pect an increase in the Royal Family, are totally
foundation. by 11.1 tr
On Wednelay a new anthem, composed
Prince Albert, was rehearsed for the first tiirc:bobj
; eorge's Hall. The given's ! private band Oa
of St. George's were in attendance. Her Mfttila9F
the Prince came into the Hall, and his Royal o'lssfilo(
after the first trial, picked out a few errors ic °he," • ode
mental department. The anthem, on being ',,,1011
again, proved to be perfect. The (inert' then eotiglilr
it to he played over once more, and was much, rl,e
with the composition and the manner in which tt bet
formed. This anthem, entitled "Out of the de% Of,
called thee," is acknowledged by a number of ,'booth
rate judges who were present to be the chef trtcav
Prince's compositions. 10/
miscELLANZOITS. ,‘,;gen
A very beautiful communion chalice Was
week to the church at Hampton-
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the pedeestal:—"e PresenteCt to the Parish Chu': li"1
Mary, Hampton, by the Rev. Edward Jobnet°l4
Vicar. Easter, 1845.", 5i0.104
The pending prosecutions by the City afi",.00,4),
merchants and other non-freemen have beeo,; Jo".
from the City courts into the Court of Queen "rse
where they will undergo discussion in the ecto,
few weeks on behalf of the associated non-freeultio-g 111:,0
On Wednesday morning the body of a 7,0°-SI,
dressed in a blue Guernsey frock, light wa":the root
trowsers, and high shoes, was found floating To heLj,
Thames off Blackwell- stairs. He is suppel%
of the persons who, about six weeks ago, wa'',:" 'wss
ing to Billingsgate-market with a cargo of ll
down in Barking Reach, and four individuilerse,t,
drowned. The others were picked up soon atleae,"o
On Saturday afternoon, one of those felleeltob 011,1
Dated "area sneaks," who are ever on the ftstefilod
servants leave the kitchen stole down the Bret-06.2v
Mr. Ellison's residence, 'No. 9, Half Bloon-6"t00'"4
succeded in carrying off some silver fort a
spoons, two silver sauce ladles, a soup lourfe
spoon, and a pair of sugar tongs. The Pio-
crest of an eagle's head with a coronet. eftAbfbe
There is every prospect of the old Tower, nd o. 40
added to the list of public walks at the east
town during the summer, and considerable avioriat
displayed in gravelling it, a solid foundation lit oil ivrit
laid, and the drainage being very perfect!'
the v -
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be attempted to make a plantation, for w: forine"ty
of the subsoil quite unfits it, and the vegeteni or
confined to a few flower-beds. The foundatittle,ePilf
new barracks in the interior have made but 19,1)0'6,0
gress, although, in addition to the ordinarf for V'
100 soldiers are daily employed on the workpv „eh
they receive an extra payment of 10d. per 101,,'"
On Wednesday morning, James, aliaspiiestern
aged twenty-eight years, terminated bia
hanging himself. It appears that the deceits ,;et,
kept a cheesentonger's shop in Walworth-et'i bit fifer1;e0
ber,‘ ell. had latterly become very jeal°l.las„°oolsl,t°
and in cons.quence lived very unhappily. L.- 000eu
of letting his shop, and intended to have II! it: hil
town yesterday for the purpose of advertisieeto 1,130
came down stairs at seven o'clock, and WO !,bt 0.0
shop about twenty minutes afterwards, buts 14 0:00to
he was discovered in the water-closet susPlilliiid
cord. He was instantly cut down, and inee-w--
in, but it was too late.

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THE LATE FATAL EXPIII'
AT BLACK WALL, i„latii
CONCLUSION OF THE CORONER'S to i09.,04,
Yesterday forenoon, the adjourned Coren#Aer Gril;
on the bodies of Jonathan Smith, RP-Obe'er
George Chapman, and William Neale, 4 jii oil
their lives by the late boiler explosion at ,if.
Samuda's factory, at Blackwell, was rebe° 00,00114
concluded, at the Town-ball, Poplar9esses vilify
Baker. The depositions of the wit" • itsil,
in number), who were examined at the prellesu f
on the body of Thomas Wright, another of 110 std
for whose death a verdict of manslaughter; f eff,
been recorded against Mr. Lowe, the ell o. ,fer
having been read over by the Coroner, be brie ;01i.lf,d000
the jury, and recommended them to return 0 P`ooo
diet in each case. This they unanimously a f(lte t
and after the inquisition had been. signet" „dt e',;
handed in the following addenda:— ti °a *WI"( 1,,°
" The jury cannot close this investigate:l-g tt J. Jr'
pressing their opinion, that the apPliett;:gidlro
pressure boilers to high pressure purpols: kr,itell,'
gerous, and ought to be prohibited by Itit,".ts en'ofir# )
are further of opinion that the important facts ('o
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this inquiry should be laid before her gs.les.;oo° Al
ment, in the hope that some legislative et,j,i tbetfor
be adopted whereby, if possible, topreve/r the a
destruction of human life which arises ull'e" ofi,
imperfect system." etlnto
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The CORONER observed that the inig'' t 010'74
jury were very valuable, and be would The color
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warding them to the proper quarter. iog
were then bound over to appear at the ellye lfro,
of the Central Criminal Court, and the .1.0 tap
were placed in the hands of the police for wdes. Ad
sion of Mr. Lowe and his committal to
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TUE ADMIRAL'S GOOD SERVICS 'A-cuoirwrss;itol
Earl of Haddington has conferred the,r;,h re 40,
Service pension 3001. per annum, wu'lirier:fi
his Lordship's patage by the de m, e$ ewy
Sir T. Baker, on Vice-Admiral of the pi!, iti li j
This Gallant Officer, who entered the With the., 00119
midshipman of the Phoenix in her action 7,1,' , an,.':',o„ e
ship Resolu, in the East Indies, in 1174'0w-of 00
quently distinguished himself in the lest i°4
was Lieutenant of the Zebra at the "Is, a 0 oiii.
French islands there ; and was weitl3,l,ltbef°olol,l,
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shore in their capture. He served i•A''' oarPue-tfr
parties on a great many occasions, an :4,4 fr-
storming Fort Royal, Martinique, in ",,;:i05,4,4
lowing year he was eugaged in quelling ireli br
at St. Vincent's. In that affair he was goe 0
and had a pension of 250/. per annum g
wounds in BM—Herald.