The Sun.
London, England, 1845-05-15 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

AND
Ottilltr qrptition.

" Who rubs mug read."

FOMEIGIY.
from Neuilly, and trarrsacted business with several ot. elt
On Saturday the King of the French came to the Tuilf!eo,
Ministers. In the evening, their Majesties receive:. Is
Neuilly Counts d'Houdetot, de Colbert, Merilhou, a a
Montesquiou, General Schneider, and Al. Joubert. t
On Friday the Duke de Nemours visited the establishmen.
: and e2°l
of M. Care, the manufacturer of steam-engines,
__to.
mined every part of that large factory with great atten.i_....
The cylinder or the 220-horse engine, intended for Owl.: t.
tel Government steamer, which is being constructed t ''''
nieres, was cast in presence of his Royal Hi
The Hereditary Prince of Saxe Weimar ha., on nt!bee,
rival at Paris. alighted at the Palace of the Elyse e•liFelit it
liar Royal Highness the Duchess of Orleans intenas-
said, to do in person the honours of the capital to her Ye"
relation during his stay. w 'le'
On Monday the Chamber of Deputies adopted the soer
gimes& ... er.
powering the Minister of Finance to melt down
o two
coin of 13 and 30 sous, and the small copper piefe,sh erste,
sous and six liards, marked with the letter N., wwc 31st 01
i.,e withdrawn from circulation the former on the 184.
August, 1846, and the latter on the 31st of Decenlhe,'e the
The Committee of the Chamber appointed to repo,' yearse
Paris and Strasbourg Railroad Bill had approved the
proposed by the Government. c° need
The Courrier du Harre states that a commission, rote
of military and naval officers, has been appointed to_Pbeler
a Bill for adding to the fortifications of that town, t°„100.
sented to the Chamber in the course of the neat
~7,-„,, to
These works, the estimates of which are to sualt.'oo oil
23,000,000 f., will consist of a fort on the Eels, tw,u,,, Ade;
the heights above the greater roadstead, a fort on,":80, 00"
a military work in front of the Mare aux H
Bank, another fort towards Nieges, a fort at St- Aw`to core.
ogenots,
nig
mend the south-western passage.
Count Munch Bellinghausen, •President of the Grp
Diet, left Vienna on the 2d, for Frankfort. Theerseesioa,
object of discussion in the Diet, during the Pr_to its
will be the religious dissensions which have "i-- f
M. Breschet, Professor of Anatomy
many. ,_eeiti. o,
at the reeeosaltat
Paris. member of the Academie des Sciences, the fib%
physician to the King, surgeon in ordinary, te t panso
Dieu, and officer of the Legion of Honour, de
Saturday, in his 70th year. a Drui
iforoigi„,,„rt 0
El Catolico, a Madrid journal, states that "",- the v"-„,,,rn
r.elli has been appointed Apostolical delegate te.„,,•-h Ga".,,„5,-
Spain, and that the Pope has apprised the Stilton 13ia".'`,,
ment that it may proceed to the presentationGuadaleti,
The Catolico adds that the towns of Madridl„. The ceoa
cordat, which was believed to have been
and Ciudad Real are to be erected into bishoOr'"'t Bein°7;h
signed
on die
the 27th of April, was expected to reach Madrid A net
of May.
_...., here Id ie.
During a period of more than sixteeen Y.‘- t„ tbe ,Atess
been any capital execution at Munich ; but ,er bead vjthe
stant a man-servant, named Eppsteiner, bad I.„ettitei eff
off with the sword, having been convicted 0 :oriihgoa
the most valuable part of the property
throats of his mistress and her maid, and then tmtea
...,,
in the neve ottat;e
this occasion the police revived an old and bar the ratio
During the three days preceding the execution,ohhe 104
were admitted to see the murderer, and snealc tea 0011 of
prison, on condition that eaeh person should, r II pieeeted
put into a box, fixed for the purpose at the dl tdistrlbti be
money. The amount thus collected is to h
an, or tepid
among the poor relations of the condemned ru' ~,,. soul net
applied in payment of masses for the repose °',7 in oot
most influential inhabitants of Munich have Pa' Der, Otieg
tion to Government to abolish this custom for,vasiriflied,
only repugnant to civilisation and humanity, halm law
upon the criminal a severer punishment than
nounces against him. •
aged 13'
LAW AND POLICE• ey, het'
was convicted of stealing on the sth of
At the New Court, Old Bailey, Mary Float' ,„ erat_e,he,
April's trfeies,i,
value 241. ; two brooches, two rings, andother _ his d'!o`;"r
61., the property of Mr. Wm. Hall, her master,atide fehi, $
ing-house. Owing to the profligate conduct of ~,i:ot tool;
servant, by whom she had been seduced, the y'_.,„ Ow-
lenient view of the case, and sentenced her to three to
imprisonment without hard labour. goodelotl
In the case of Lee Viner, who was called aahboses the
come in and abide his trial, and thereby' saee..,l thated it/
suretie., but did not answer, the Court orde;'streat
recognisances of the defendant and his bail be ,ferl
her Majesty's Court of Exchequer. 001, o_oset,
At Worship-street, Henry Goodricke, a Young 0 calgetels
maker, was charged with having
juvenile appearance, described as a journ(seeeltUalted- P,, the
not defilhe i°
Johnson, IS years of age. The prisoner al,,,e9se, to.,c,„ia
charev, and the Magistrate directed the wi'" woos," toe
attendance on Thursday next, when their depli2a,,,e Doe
be taken, preparatorythe
to final committal of te .
who was remanded until that day. it
A151.0' part/ -
COURT—passgrON--- „iiiity a
The Duke of Wellington is entertaining a '
not ell
criminally.d
Strat hfi el dsaye. viscoo ,it to
The Earl of Harrowby, accompanied 11 00 is etereit•
are, t 1,
Viscountess Sandon, has left Gr venor-squ d r a
os , Ks+ e
the Hon. Granville and Lady Georgia" "" ec tea 0
Inoeik, near Berkhampsted, Ilerts. are $11)-
The Earl and Countess of Albemarl, e eetea
Berkeley-square on Friday next. is clailf ;l: hese
ilea
The hereditary Grand Duke of 13a-t0 nta hav•°•.• A
at Mivart's Hotel, from Germany, ePe.ar-t- :sive lig.uke eil;
taken for his Serene Highness and 00_,-e Granu •-- low
itaryl
Their Royal Highnesses the Here" peeted t° ..,
tom
°
are
Duchess of Mecklenburgh-Strelitz
u eheir return
Cambridge House on Saturday next, 0-- t after
continent. socials, $lO
Lord Dundonald arrived at Chatham Ors soon_rwti's
noon. His Lordship is much better, and se"
,a, bet P,S•'-‘,lOO
personally to superintend the experinients Ne".- been P'
steamer Janus. Dr. Rae and Mr. Minter have,,,,ess. 410
attendance on him during his recent serious inino o,,,;ire'e
Lord and Lady John Somerset and the
_.'-`-o-ihtl't et
Somerset are expected to arrived at the Countr to $3"
in Chesham-place, on Saturday, the 17th hle".' d
the
reel Glee
her Majesty's ball on the 19th. Glee
•
The Prussian Minister and Madame 1311110%a of
_AO
Bishop of London and Mrs. Blomfield, the 13","-a Ow- te
go
cester and Mrs. Monk, his Excellency 8ar°,....,11"-er, 00
Arnim, Baron Paleski, and a select party, at alo" -
day evening, at the Prussian Legation. tti
do
MISCELLANEOVE. . j.,00_,-• •,estf,
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has arrived Ill_her Dat or
that cow
present an address to her Majesty, praying . the 02
may be graciously pleased to visit Ireland In
the present year. osYe•e
The report of the death of Colonel Shelteno ear
.„ dsilog
paper, is not correct. He still survives.
'liter)? Upwards of one hundred of the militate jo errreoarl
ployed, in addition to the ordinary labourero•
- old Soldt;
with the works of the Tower. The site of the,...., the - lett-
has been nearly excavated, and concrete laid In of t11.!0 Oft
tiono of the new barracks. The earth taken art° 01..1 , hil,
has been thrown over the Tower into the Inc%ritatanafet
and it is not now intended to make it into A fe"proloe
into an exercise ground for the military, and ore°
the inhabitants of the fortress. nreeliwi
'eh
On Tuesday the fairs of Stepney.and - , coal;
numerously attended as on the previous dlTegeota,"-At.„,"
The visitors on Tuesday, at the British l'ijodted'eo geir''
pared with the crowds of Monday, were Yelled. 11P _.
time during the day were the rooms crowd
_,.A B,ooo* ger:
o'clock, the hour of closing, they did not 00°,1,001;o thy
The visitors to the National Gallery', °J;he de,
Or
numerous, the rooms were crowded during '
eadel'
number of persons exceeded 7,000. d To
At St. Paul's Cathedral, on Monday 0
•ssion• :
wards of 5,000 visitors._ Toe'
,Otivoifia
„ui ITS. „ fo &hit'
ROBBERIES AT A RAILWAY TE.----140/ ti,.., OT /
day information was received by the policesvieusAgal,:eg
robberies having been committed on the Pwieh o_t-reelect
Monday) at the terminus of the Green
etieoiso $ trr,
From the person of Mr. Ernest Lantz, aigweeteht '7110,!;.
in Lime-street, City, a small Geneva Oa silver' Clerk ><•
silk purse, containing a sovereign and soMe_.7streeiio, E, q.t...
Jeremiah Marton, of No. 22, Woodbridge_aw. 0.0,0.1 r
well, a silver watch; from Mr. James situ war„ don
ham-street, Tettenham-court-road, a ailvedr, a ,11010 "La'
Panton, of Kent Cottage, Old Kent- two golo 0, till' 10
eased gold watch, a gold chain, with tortoe-hvot loa,,
key attached; from Mr. James 5t0ne,444.00g ~a wee for
wich, a red and black netted purse, coaL'a jona4r ter'
sovereigns and half-sovereign, and "'rend the ettuDeilsl
- dated on that day (12th), one and
20/„. tared the ,a•
10/. each ; from Mr. Grant, of No. 14, t-Tre,„e ditey,,esudeS, r
square. a silver watch, a gold seal, ring, "11; stoat
a black ribbon ; also drab silk purse, w,' „. 014'11'
otitlO OP
taming two sovereigns and a half-sovere'g",.....-a•-.„ eb kt
FATAL ACCIDENT AT BitiorroL•
sod tnbrotig,'y
TUESDAY EVENING. -The Whitsun holid3Yoornenstrod ts
fares of the London and Brighton Rail a
Railways, gresorbti
• tovi°, leas hal t
a verylarge influx of visitors into this
..„0 p
.. 0 ho
of whom availed themselves of the nulrieb;dity le!'d'etiti /rid
for taking trips to sea. The offing on °coy aec!.,,eooo,al
with small boats, and we did not hear 0'
t this eftwn-Peee7iie
we are seri-, to say that a boat was 1101„cessed, .00-00
one young inan has lost his namedh " __,l SW) &sea ir!
has not been recovered, is Richar;eiesale ie 1170,
was the son of Mr. Henry Swinburne, away sawn the O.
Bush-lane, City; his companion, vrh° de; be-
the
Stewart, of 21, James-street, Limes-fiel
,ma
lb iherttio
ploy of Messrs. Miller, Ravenfield,ir sharlsre gel the
eminent engineers in Glasshouse-fields' was 000 thlotote,
deceased, who is only 18 years of age,. it apPetb of le
From what we have been able to CO ho t, .
iv"' ht
unfortunate young man and his CO thew ho 0 i
were in liquor, engaged a small boat ea'.oert "ieeti_7,44oo,
it unfortunately happened that the hoe'wea cSPethe se"' oie
nied them was also ill liquor. The bott'_oroetut , weer he
a stone's throw of tke beach, and the tteir essesved,o_,;o,
was observed several boats hastened to were leo 07"
the result was that two out of the thre;,,oong
e 1
fishermen were dragging for the body ?" 1
• tche • ,in Ti e 9
burne when this account was dispa a
.....4-, .4,131; .rd,
SWOG.' fOliCwneptw a'
FRIGHTFUL FALL TROIA A k, the d, ~--I.itled
morning, between five and six °'clecCrase-rl'oget Ilia
Noy rest.) toe ou
tressing accident occurred in the
CooPeir,yota bOlir°?l,g
to a young female, named Elizabethc evera. ou $ elet-.A
street, Southwark- bridge- road. i-, „oe fro of 0
_.os
their" sweethearts" were on the road Z ropes bad 'Pio
unfastened the Tiley AlOO heo
near the fair, when they tected• tbe felaerselifei
which the owner had left unpro of ,
hen one whin
#
themselves about ten minutes, w- e or, vioht s o,7be`
taken suddenly ill and fell out of tb._,...d op goo
at its greatest height. She Wee en
eta.--
eV
state, and conveyed home. No hope ebo ~
ht, rice et,,e
recovery.
Tuesday n-Inate.: b t"
DISTRESSING FIRE.---011 der cit. d wi! tl liet
d and rtende ebll the
before eleven o'clock, a fire occurre
oearlY a" d her of '
most distressing character, and
other B:bed-toolAlteib
most serious consequences to aln
out in - d bise- tieg to
more than a few hours old. It broke
._rettd and
of
se oaf,
house occupied by Mr. James Refill °
eiderlY feriloe idreiteo,l99
90, Bunhill-row, "Moor-fields. An_oetoentrestet, of al
the capacity of nurse during the 0"
croothers b draPellinsteli
was about assisting the babe to itsnaeght the jo drape oturaee
accident; the light of the candle
were
15,ing•_e. 'llld th
French bed upon which the fertiale 7 ins sea en 0,7001
the bed-curtains and furniture were_ fire his to ha
were on . g ,
ifo
tore down the hangings, which worm don ter e peg
unfortunate mother and her child. ht,ppilY,fe. 1111_ed
h_
burned her hands most severely; buret. the, Alree as lust t e
the effect of arresting the Pr°ged out
'eteill, i'irgerad-
moment the poor old woman e Mr. - $ on- 0, e-
..
she possibly could, which brough to
talking -- her
VS° fralljet
moment was standing at the dooftbaby to.
over thesothe
time the poor mother, clasping fleas, ~,,,,entere ato ...e another
regardless of immediate consequenn. leap . t1"0 by tetiri.,
the fled 11110° fit
work of the bed, and rushed out
ntlyatter, he no joe, ho
apartment, where she was instantly
eent to t eet eulg pot fro)
mates. Information having been ross-str
ooe it
st 0
Whitec re
At
.00
station of the fire brio•ade, the
there, we died. 0 111°)
Hallett, the principal engineer_
__.tingui-hild wet
spot, and the tire was fortunately o,'" d
the' and c ifice•
hour on Tuesday night both uno „_,, Fire-0
well. Mr. Belly is insulted in the Sun