The Sun.
London, England, 1845-01-22 00:00:00

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FRENCH RAILWAYS.
Boulogne and Amiens
Great Northern of France ... 4
Paris and Lyons
Paris and Rouen.
JOINT STOCK BANKS.
British North American
111AN'CHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE, JAN 2l.—We
continue to have a large business doing, and prices generally
are again higier :
Birmingham and Gloucester
Bristol and Gloucester 44
Eastern Counties
London and Birmingham, 321. Shares 43
London and South Western, New • 1314
Manchester and Leeds
Manchester and Birmingham 56
Midland Railway Consols
South Eastern New, Creation
Barnsley Junction
Birkenhead, Manchester. and Chesh. Junct., 7125,
Blackburn, Darwen, and Bolton -161 z%
Caledonian
Cambridge and Lincoln
Churnat Valley 5 13-16%%%
Huddersfield and Manchester Rail and Canal 4%
Leeds and West Riding Junction 414 3/47
London and Worcester, Oxford and Rugby 214%34
London and York 4%
Lynn and Ely
Manchester, Bury, and Rossendale
Manchester and Buxton 2 5-16%
Shrewsbury, Wolverhampton, and Dudley 234
Trent Valley 1034
West Yorkshire
Great Northern of France
Lyons and Avignon

THE EARL OF MORNINGTON.—The answer given
this morning at his Lordship's residence in Grosvenor-
square, to the numerous friends and relatives of the
Noble Earl, was, " His Lord3hip is no worse."

REPORTED MINISTERIAL CHANGES.—It is gene-
rally rumoured in political circles (but we do not vouch
for the correctness of the report), that Mr. Sidney Her•
bert will succeed Lord Eliot as Secretary for Ireland,
and Mr. Corry will replace Mr. Herbert as Principal
Secretary of the Admiralty.—Morning Paper.
We regret to learn that accounts have been re-
ceived in town from Paris, stating the serious indisposi-
tion of the popular composer Balfe, who is at present in
the F;ench capital.

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According to the Moniteur the Protestant sehurc
~ .
,sete 607
France possessed in 1815, 464 pastors ; in '' - ' 110'
and in 1845, upwards of 700. The budget of theooott
testant Church amounted, under the empire, to 3°6'45, to
18 ;0,
under the Restoration, to 676,0001. ; and, in
1,219,000 f. The number of temples had likewise
with'
creased ; but there are still 111 localities o,
out any places of worship. There is, In FrAnCe, a.l
testant population of about 4,000,000.
b the
oAli,i-ss
The documents laid before the Chambers
nister of Marine, relative to the Gambier and, /File ea
/stands, and an article iu the English papers jr.
of the new consular appointment of ISlr.i.iitiOP
chard, have produced a great burst of disaper°e. c
from the journals which are opposed to the enteagerrit„
dials with England. The very mention of one
0'
and hie Pr°
chard" puts Lhese journals into a passion,
tion is only a nese insult to France. a, 01
The affsir of the Eeole St. Cyr is tienrtmenindlto,elkei:
order is fully restored. The Ministry
to bring the five pupils, who were arrested for stralest
this i b7,so
their adjutant, before a court-martial; but as
have led to a sentence of death, the intention "eat air
abandoned, and it was decided to inflict n lb., id
ciplinary punishment, by placing them ape en' vei
regiments in which they are to be ineorporatedsi
enaer the
have been sent off to the different garrisons
escort of gendarmes. ea el 1;1'
Marshal Bugeaud was on the 16th honour eesse t';
moges, his native town, with a grand banquet' :hole °'
him by 220 of his fellow.eitizens. Nearly. th°, :pea s
the inhabitants went out to meet him on his en Siet e'
The National, alluding to the notice of the a tee
England of its being ready to discount aper°veroiese
inertial bills at 2i per cent., makes the folloenrifeettee
on the rate of interest taken by the I3ank of •rL-retlit
" When, on all sides of us, public and private °, of 0
extending and becoming stronger, the Direete.f° 0 the
Bank of France will not comprehend that it 1.8 tan tIO
same time their interest and their duty to Pine esi:
movements Since the Bank of France h°. d.eifef,.
exists nee, the rate of its discounts has not earleiedas!jj
so ? Why, when from all sides commerce en °,410°`",,,
call for new facilities, has not the Bank of Franeev- er,
itself in a position to procure them ?Is it the toe '
of its Directors, or unavowable prejudices 0`11,0161'
be accused ? If the Directors are incapable or Jo ie'
tioned, why does not the Government emploY iteselribr
fluenee to stimulate their idleness or overcoafe
aisle,'
inclination ?"
Paris journals state, that the receipts of theeeillP°l°6
instituted at Lyons for the Propagation of the e;slif?'
faith amounted in 1844 to 3,562,0881. Fr,,,.fleet res
tributed 1,835,029 f. ; Bavaria, 232,74 e" esleas-S;
145,066 f. ; Germany, 42,159 f. ; Great Britain, - 2,0•04
Ireland, 181,905 f. ; Spain, 10,578 f. ; BusiTsielsleedtie
Sardinia, 257,464 f. ; Sicily, 109,118 f. : the 't"; Oa'
of America, 6,384 f. ; South America, 10,247' 3l;
240 f. &c. a 610'
The Municipal Council of Paris was eneeee tbe„ie
the whole of its sitting on Friday in discussiseet veil
portant project of improving the navigation° ostre
in its whole course through the capital. Ille ilieseel't
to be proposed to the Chambers, the cite' ''. • of
id
grant 1,500,000 f. towards its execution. eeefelje
The Vigie of Morbihan states that on t-- tOt..S
the 15th a shock of an earthquake was felt Ili s V-
A noise like the roll of a carriage was henrci ''')
of
eight seconds. f e I'oll°
The following paragraph respecting the -illse fi- ?
the death of the Emperor of Russia, is tan .di
Journal de la Hoye of the 18th :—" We learn "essee.-?
source, that all the accounts which have bee 911
published respecting the state of health of o°oo
of Russia are mete fabrications ; that Mona°
.4 I
even been indisposed." s, eolor.o.P
The General Swiss Gazette of the 10' ifos
all
circular from the Vorort announcing that it thot
the direction of federal affairs, and hoPesa,b
..„215
federal questions will be solved in a legal Say
le
By an ordonuance of the King of Dentlia- S.eotsre'
published, the standing army of the DilllZo tt`lll
the present year is to be compoeed of 2°e-e 816
the line, 18,956 as the war reserve, and
1"
'e,'
vaern (militia), forming a total of 98 672 n'e-
, . ,
31.11:97 Awn pozroo• eltsl4.l,
The Judges assembled in the ExcheetlereePrie,
according to custom, for the purpose of writsal t
days on which their Lordships would he3r re 01:0
for the present term. It was ultimately ill.iild vdir:i
errors from the Court of Queen's Bench sllf" tbr. e
for hearing on the Ist and 3d of Felsriner7el,lo:l'
the Common Pleas, on the 4th and sth of 6O k tr,
those from the Court of Exchequer, on theforeolll;
of February. From the Court of Queen's a gust' p
are four cases in error, for judgment sad
from the Court of Common Pleas, one for 4107
from the Court of Exchequer, six for
cie
case of other cases from the Common Ple"tero
ships made the above appointment for thatee :1
The sporting case of WoOd V. Lendbeter
before the Court of Exchequer, and the ere 1
ei
were purely of a technical character, ‘ve.et. '
hag"
The Court took time to consider its judeneitMe .
The Master of the Rolls gave judginentse',llo)
Ambler v. the Lancashire and Carlisle li• IN .
pary. His Lordship refused to make anY c''',,-tbeoY,
the defendants from assessing before aiuri tike
the land, the damage by the severance, el'e-, faip
sation for the injury to be sustained byet"teo
1
he directed that the question respect, i
from the provisions in the Act d Par" Achor
stand over for further information. re)
At Clerkenwell, Charles Tavis, a )44°,14
• charged by Mr. Faulkner, of Whartorreir,do4
ing entered his dwelling-house for theiPg.-$ oje of
misting felony. The prisoner knockete - Felt
Saturday evening last, and requestesi eirse°,9" f
Faulkner, sister of the prosecutor, who reeeiefsege;
shortly afterwards climbed over the area rite-oe ,Pli
through the parlour window into the pti,jilifey/
he came there for food, and food he woun'„ eteeo,
given into custody. The prisoner said he Ile,
coil°
of work, and he wee hungry at the Wiel"
milted to the House of Correction for 4 A ,
rogue and vagabond. de r
At Marylebone, two boys, named Sto,oll'oo ,
were placed at the bar for final eenriPeraie" fri ft
with having burglariously broken and °Lt., 17,0 ,
ling-house of Mr. Drewell, Bowling-AlL:dw eer
and stolen therefrom six canary birds ne r T
were committed for trial.
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Yesterday, Henry Stephens. a reeeseeeept,
been already tried and convicted, was bi;covel
Henry, at Lambeth, on a charge of 01410 ofi))
three others, not at present in custodYeee bey
the dwelling-house of Thomas Wade, ]tied o`'" 4
41
street, Walworth. He was fully ceinfliel-e Sled"
A man .named Sampson was `gatecbaer" •//
with attempting to steal a lady's gold , 4
of Mr. Sheppard, landlord of the Sarr!th 0 )
jacent to the theatre. The prisoner, 'lledittelth
entered the Surrey Coal-hole the Prec.je er,,
,1
white standleg in front of the bar the'tealYli.
ing the prisoner making an atteraPtt,seerViii f
from the side of a female, came routs"' -seefhe f
stable, gave him into custody'. 3.lr;f bye reibgef,i,
several occasions distieguished hin''°.eotise,i r
in ejecting suspicious persens from hise-t tiees dII
0040,
truded themselves among his respeettPeecoe'd 'll
Traill said the landlord of the ab°ll,loos re
much to be commended for his e%eeril. effsB/
house of such characters, and that .ilj-ecesiho ,
aided by those of the police on every "',es, 'ewe l'
their assistance for such a purpose. ie twig
complainant objected to take the lne'oicl Ito. t
to the sessions, he (the magistrate) sle-, 00" )
of 40s. on the prisoner, and in def4tl'"
month. .o*ll. liti
CI OUltir -..... 2, AP torell'a fool i
9
Lord and Lady James Stuart and e
be4es 4
Cardiff Castle. ere/ 000 A)
The Earl and Countess of Bsse7t e 0 eli'
a numerous party lately at Casbioblire;f/te°°,lll f
were the Marquis and AfarOsionele eerliriost,
Alfred and Lady Adelaide Paget, t'aedite:lP el
bury, Lady Catherine and Miss' Clilecial oifi e
Sydney. Baron Brenner, Hon. MrPf.M. ,fe ,4
Jocelyn, Count Louis de Noailles, 0:,.. boene
The Countess of Roth'"' and fan'llere, ft -or i
the Pulteney Hotel from _Leslie ii°t' tele* eV;
The Lady Palmer Adana hos left , Stp(tt,,
for the Royal-crescent, Bath. is fee te.9l/1
01 Sir Alexander Hood has left We's lele et ill
Sir John Hay Williams, Bare, "tate Cl,, vi
The Marquis of Salisbury intle,ed et r'' lel:
for Hatfield, where a dieting foP:oti,,=
assemble. r toff/104 eir
The Duke of Hamilton has left 0 reos tot
Palace, Lanarkshire. The Paches r„rto ior I
The Earl of Cardigan has lefie here rte
lel
Deane Park, Northamptonshire, - dOO
'OIIIPIOI 1
assembled. • este' itre
od I
His Excellency Count Piettec _ea J.
1, -et
the splendid mansions in Belgrßve D''
(toe fe:Po
residence. eons esti 11 ,
'rho present Earl of Se Ger bore beieecei ideilii
with the Countess end farnilYe 1 reslute ftepes
winter at his Lordship's '4o'll ;5 expo
~Cpretilis`
Park, Dublin. The Noble Bar' 't PI rave of i
to I". iiii fr f
street in a few days, en route tertoo f tile if ,
Sir William and Lady Chat seat ° jfefr
town from Woburn Park, the - o'l'l .
Lady King. els l'i/cso4 ;°,
Mr. and Mrs. Haney Beatlele the ° :e• ;
from Cassiobury Park, the eeaeit °oolll°o, o'7
a.A....., socie..oo ,o/
Last evening the Meloph°nte IV ' Pane tt
at the Music Hall, Store. streelet oftbki V e,,,,01
at an early hour. The first piifroni on,b, ev.,o '
sisted of sacred music. selecten
,i,csote eel 0 eisi
Mozart, Haydn, Handel, Ilelntietioll'oirrl"
was one piece of modern l'r°,`.os o,lov. nee/
great attention, and whicb, •,,, hi ' elicieel
The Grave of Moses," it ;;,•jherog'i collou"
Mrs. C. E. Horn, Miss ',‘.l. ' teceerl'a the 4,,
The second part consisted of 7,,,ti6e ece,',/,
instrumental, and the audience eginvroloil,
old At t Vise)
approbation.
An adjourned inquest sea iieo
osetltol'oei spelvd.
body of an infant that hen roes 0 reileeeo iiie
basket, addressed to sonic }lees tb.° 0 dev;he !i,
basket was at length openet.'dant 11 for ,"fov„'
inside was the body of an e'.olooo er le or/
The inquest had been $";1,0 falba st‘otiiiti
making inquiries, but es eetn' heels 6-to 0°
been produced, the jull bad 10 it c°
" That the deceased child _ern siele_r
London by the South Wels:e eseatt!Ped
but by whom so sent, SI, ice to $P I
death, there was no evaeu