The Sun.
London, England, 1845-06-30 00:00:00

FLANDERS MAIL.

BRUSSELS, JUNE 26.—Several communes in the province of
Brabant have lately been desolated by a furious hurricane, which
destroyed the greater part of the standing crops in these districts,
and reduced many families to extreme distress.

BRUSSELS, JUNE 28.—Numbers of German emigrants, in-
tending to go to Brazil, continue to arrive. Last Saturday
several emigrants arrived at Ostend, where they embarked on
board small transports, which convey them to Dunkirk. Three
thousand Gelman emigrants have passed through to Ostend within
these two months.

In the month of March last, the twenty.seven principal railroads
of Germany conveyed 594,391 passengers; in March, 1844, the
number was 548,543—increase in March, 1845, 45,878. In
the first three months of this year the number of passengers was
1,675,650 ; in the first quarter of 1844 it was I,397,4B6—increase,
1845, 278,170.

The receipt in the first quarter of 1845 was 1,376,588 dollars;
in the first quarter of 1844 it was 1,186,755 dollars—increase
n 1845, 189,833 dollars.

FIRE NEAR THE NEW• ROAD.—Last night (Sun-
day), shortly before seven o'clock, a fire broke out in the back
workshop on the basement story of the residence of Mr. Tooke,
cabinet-maker, 13, Judd-street, New•road. The discovery was
made by some of the inmates, who noticed a considerable quantity
of smoke issuing from the lower part of the premises. Buckets
of water were shortly afterwards obtained, and with the assistance
of the police and neighbours, some of the valuable stock was re.
moved, and the flames prevented from extending beyond the room.
The damage, however, is considerable, a quantity of stock in trade
being destroyed or considerably damaged.
THE LATE CALAMITOUS FIRE AT RAGGETT'S HOTEL.

—On Saturday last, Mr. Austin, the proprietor of Peele's Coffee-
house, Fleet.street, forwarded, through the banking-house of
Messrs. Coutts and Co. , a letter to the committee for managing the
Raggett Fund, containing a cheque for 101. 35., the subscription of
himself and several gentlemen frequenting his house, who sympa-
thise with the unfortunate widow and surviving family of the
late Mr. Raggctt, in their melancholy bereavements.
THE ABDUCTION CASE IN BRUNSWICK-SQUARE.-

n The Sun of last week there appeared an account of the abduc-

I tion of two young ladies from the house of their mother, a boarding
house.keeper, in Millman-street, Brunswick.square. Since then
inquiries have been made by our informant that have put us into
possession of the following additional particulars, at the same time
giving a somewhat different complexion to the motives which were
supposed in the first instance to have influenced the abductors.
Up to Tuesday evening last, although every exertion had
been made to trace the young ladies, not the slightest clue was
obtained of them beyond the fact of it being known that the
woman Reynoldson was at Vauxhall gardens at the bet masque,
when the mother received a letter in the handwriting of her eldest
daughter Ellen, and bearing the Paris post-mark ; the note simply
stated that she had acted upon her own choice ; that in a few days
she should change her name, becoming the wife of a peer of
France ; that her sister was with her, and in perfect health. In
1843, by the death of an uncle, the eldest daughter, Ellen, at 21,
comes into uncontrolled possession of upwards of 13,000/., she now
wanting but a few months of that period. It is supposed, there.
fore, that the younger sister became her companion at her request.
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS, SOUTH-
AMPTON, JUNE 28.—The Oriental Company's steamer, the Queen,
Captain Russell, arrived in the docks at twelve o'clock last night,
and landed the Peninsular and Mediterranean mails, which were
forwarded to London by the two o'clock train this morning. She
left Gibraltar, June 18; Cadiz, 19th ; Lisbon, Oporto, and Vigo,
23d; and Corunna, 24th. The Queen had forty-five passengers,
and cargo of fruit, also a very splendid tiger, as a present from the
Queen of Portugal to her Majesty of England. The Pacha steam-
ship, Captain Burney, left the docks yesterday for Gibraltar, &c.,
with the mails and twenty-eight passengers.
There were present at her Majesty's Theatre on
Saturday, June 28, her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince
Albert, attended by Lady Portman, Honourable Miss Paget, Ho-
nourable Miss Hamilton, Lord Rivers, Colonel Bowater, Colonel
Grey, and Mr. Ormsby Gore; their Majesties the King and Queen
of the Belgians, attended by the Baroness de Horgvorst and
Major Moerkerke ; their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess of Cambridge, attended by Lady Augusta Cado.
gan, Baron Koller, and Mr. Edward Mildmay ; his Royal
Highness Prince George of Cambridge ; the Dukes of Wellington
and Beaufort ; the Duchess of Beaufort; the Marquises of
Breadalbane, Clanricarde, Donegal, Douro, Aylesbury, Huntley,
Granby, and Titch field ; the Marchionesses of Breadalhane, Douro,
and Aylesbury; the Earls of. Kenmare, Munster, Jersey, Liver-
pool, Torrington, Wilton, Fitzhardinge, Bruce, and Falmouth; the
Countesses of Jersey, Cardigan, Wilton, and Jarnac; Count Kiel.
mansegge, Count Jarnac, Baron Talleyrand, Baron Brunnow, Baron
Rothschild, Baroness Brunnow; Lords Ranelagh, William Pow-
lett, De Lisle, Bruce, Foley, Brougham, Granton, Dun-
cannon, Charles Wellesley, Gifford, Cranstown, and Dil-
lon ; Ladies Clementine Villiers, Wombwell, Pollington,
Brougham, Torrington, Charles Wellesley, Fitzroy Somerset,
Powlett ; Honourable Frederick Byng, James Macdonald, Spencer
Cowper, Mr. Foley; Honourables Miss Foley, Miss Leveson
Gower, Miss Howard, Mrs. Ryder Buxton ; Sirs Henry Pym, W.
Fremantle, Henry Meux, NV. Stanley, George Guest, Ralph How-
ard, Charles Kent ; Ladies Meux, Howard, Dymock, Joddrell and
Miss Dymcck, Molesworth, Pym, Guest, Newport ; Mr. Bowyer
Smith, Mr. W. Duff, Mr. Mathewson, Major Baring, Captain
Meynell, Captain Ryder Burton ; Mrs. Colonel Fitch, Mrs.
Duff, Mrs. Dennistoun, Mrs. Mathewson, Mrs. B. Smyth, Mrs.
S. Cooper.

PRESENT OF HORSES FOR TIER MAJESTY.-COM-
mander Booth, of the Herefordshire, East Indiaman, arrived in
the river from Bombay, reports that when be sailed from St. Helena
he left there the Arab ship Caroline, with several entire Arabian
horses, &c., on board, intended as a present to her most gracious
Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, from the Imanrn of
Muscat. The Caroline was expected to sail in a few days after the
Herefordshire, and therefore may be daily expected to arrive. She
proceeds to the St. Katharine's Dock. This will be the second
present to her Majesty from the Imaum of Muscat.

PUGILISM.-THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF ENGLAND.-
The great fight between Caunt, the present champion, and Bendigo
for the champion's " belt," and for 4001. (2001. a side) is appointed
to come off on the 9th of September. At a meeting of the ad-
mirers of pugilism, held on Tuesday last, at Spring's, the fifth
deposit was made, and the sixth appointed to be made that day
fortnight. Both men, it is expected, will shortly commence active
training. _ _

COSTS BE FORE MAGISTRATES AT PETTY SESSIONS.

—A poor man, named John Rose, was charged on Wedriesday
last, before the magistrates of the Egham division of the county of
Surrey, with having cut some grass, of the value of one penny,
growing by the side of a ditch on the farm of Mr. Lane. He
was. convicted of having done damages to the extent of four
farthings, which he was ordered to pay, together with costs,
amounting to upwards of one hundred and fifty times that sum, the
expenses being 13s. 6d. ! The defendant had a fortnight allowed
him to raise the amount of the costs, and in default, he was
ordered to committed to prison for three weeks!

THE HUME, JUNE 27,—A deputation of Members of the two
Chambers proceeded today in state to the King's Palace, to present
to his Majesty the address on the affairs of Surinam.