The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-15 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

AN

Optition.

" Who rung may read."

POStEIOAT.
Accounts from Avelion state that portraits of Louis
Philippe
Marshal Vauban, Marshal Davoust. and General
Hebert, were deposited in the Hotel de Ville of that
town.M. Dupin, sen., and the Prince of Eckmulk were
Present at the ceremony.
The Journal des Debuts has advices from Morocco to
the end of
September, when the inhabitants of Mogadore
had re-entered that town, after expelling the Kabyls,
who had taken possession of it. At Rabat, Larache,
and Tangiers, trade, which had been for some time
interrupted, was recovering its activity.
The quarrel between Baron Seguier, First President
of the Court Royal of Paris, and the Paris lawyers, is
about to be adjusted. The Court is to resume its sittings
la a few days, when Baron Seguier will express, in a
brief address, his affection for the bar, and the batonnier
of the avocets will reply in an equally conciliatory tone.
The Rhenish Observer announces that the Grand
Duke
of Oldenburgh had determined to grant a repre-
sentative constitution to his subjects.
A treaty of has been entered into between
commerce
nenover and Denmark, which is to be immediately rati-
fide It gives great mutual advantages to the shipping
OIL both countries.
A letter from Constantinople, of the 25th of Septem-
ber, mentions that a fire had broken out near the bazaar
la that city which destroyed upwards of 100 houses and
500 shops.
Letters from Algesiras confirm the accounts previously
receive;] of the sinking of the Rayo, a galliot, belonging
to the
Spanish Government, by the guns at Gibraltar,
and declare that the Spanish vessel did show her colours.
The elioniteur announces that the " adjudication " of
the branch railway from Amiens to Boulogne will take
place on the 15th of this month.
eieNew York papers of the 26th ult. have been received.
• Canadian Parliament was to meet on the 22d of
October. A riot had taken place at Cobourg on the
L2th of September, between the students of the College
:tier°, wile are inimical to Sir Charles Metcalfe, and the
inhabiters of the place, who are friendly to him. The
clay
1, of the riot was Sir Charles's birth-day, in whose
honour a flag was hoisted. This began the riot, which
Was, however, unaccompanied with any serious results.
L&W AND POLICE.
eAt Marlborough-street, three persons were charged
With creating a disturbance in Regent-street on Saturday.
The first person charged gave his name John Conway,
'cl.lv student. He had been bailed out by the Earl of
caul:rt. and the Hon. Charles Grimston, Captains in the
Butler The. other defendants were. Edward Skinner
had
and William Hebei'. After evidence of the facts
been heard Mr. Maltby said, for two assaults coin-
ieiii,tted by Conway on the constables lie should inflict a fine
(13e:1' and of 51 additional for assisting to rescue the soldier.
should fine Skinner 51. for the assault on the police,
and Rebell 403. The fines were all paid.
evamee Foresman, a sailor, belonging to the Robert
boucklsabella brig, at present lying in the Commercial
was finally examined at Lambeth-street, on a
I
• • rge of cutting and wounding Richard Brewer, with
entent to do him
lsome grievous bodily harm, and fully
oe?raitted for t r ia.
84 convictions
Gravesend Police-court, on Monday, twenty-
-Bim envictions fur the misdemeanour of touting were
Pl;vci„bj Messrs. Oakes and Spencer (they having been
tv_a_rra.eocTyisig g ned by Mr. Staff, the Mayor), to be for-
e appealed against, by the clerk of the
the 4etonetlriaei clerk of the peace, for hearing on appeal, at
amTirncrothy Sessions of the Peace for Maidstone.
Regan, who appeared with his face. swollen
bro__ iseoloured from bruises recently inflicted, was
emen,,ght before Mr. Ballantine, at the Thames Police-
younw' charged with committing an indecent outrage on a
ilailageale.The prisoner made no defence, and Mr.
trial at''f'e—" thttlne committed him in default of bail to take his
Essex
Quarter Sessions.
; The xi OTheeT—rAiIEtIONABIeNs
4g at of the French was prevented from embark-
waiti;),„ I,—`sraouth last evening by rough weather. After
of an eVietween two and three hours, seeing no prospect
and
don, atereent of the gale, his Majesty set ,out for Lon-
WaY to I proceeded by the South-Eastern Rail-
at Ire ')thence
over,' in order to crass the Channel and land
thein Port or Boulogne. His Majesty at half-past two
for t mnraing reached Dover,
e where he was to remain
Her night.
lea Majesty the Queen and Prince Albert after taking
of Louis Philippe at Portsmouth, embarked on
ee the royal yacht, and next morning, should the
e.,t,'er be favourable, proceed to the Ise of Wight.
toe. he Marquis of Anglesey, who came expressly to
ilt;bo from Beaudesert, Staffordshire, to be present at the
theestiture of the King of the French, at the chapter of
e_ garter, left Uxbridge House on Saturday, for his
Initry seat. Lord Alfred Paget has left Uxbridge
'toes° to join his regiment at Dudley.
b 'the Countess of March and her infant daughter are
c't,h progressing as favourably as could be desired.
eetile Earl of Falmouth has returned to Tregotlinan,
from the family seat in Berks, where the
,-71 alter Countess is residing.
atee Earl of Gosford and Lady Olivia Acheson have
eeeZti" at Gosford Castle, county Armagh, from the
1,714 eat.
141!44r)411tit liawarden, at the expiration of his duties as
14,t%1Zaiting to the Queen, left for Ireland, to visit
le7, 44e, that country.
foi°,reY, the Lady Kinnaird and family arrived at Rossie
vte'r r mantic seat in Perthshire, on Friday last,
hi .`"ord pter,c)
rh::Beat has gone to St. Leonard's-on-Sea, from
4'44 b the Noble:Lord having d. rived cenNi-
s°rt. enelit last year by his residence at that marine
I,i'°xThr
1,,,`-'rr-ligton, Lady Collier, Captain Henry Hope,
wed the Misses Power, Mrs. Theophilus Clive,
3-1-e of ISP"let", Esq., are the latest arrivals at Ryde,
e4eri Ight,
ritho.trigtet_altherpe
and the Hon. Miss Calthorpe
.proceed
'P boiL'a the week after next, for the winter, his Lord-
g taken Byham House for a term.
neu„ Preei„ mzscrizalaursious•
the nee see, papers from almost every quarter Fi-
Th week,rstorms, sometimes with thunder, during
of C'e,e ln Ireland they did great damage.
!anliner of the 12th says :—" We have heard
ilated
of t'itriable damage being caused in the neighbour-
re:lll,eave :e;ItY by the floods which have succeeded the
teiC oas -13,—'ns• One of the bridges on the Mallow-
te.p a carried away, and vehicles have now to
ete ceere werable round in consequence. A respect-
,e-tr/Irce bpolident, writiug from Castletownroche, says
aQrel_dgeS and four houses were swept away, and
for'ree land inundated.' "
the :__laede Gallery on Monday evening was opened
,iciscriptio7oll with an entertainment of a rather novel
) the ,
inanaely, the first of "A Series of Lectures
.! the itPie er
.Dances of all Nations." To give effect
gitute illustrations of these lectures, the proprietor of
e,,lslteaTillment has not only engaged several distin-
°at th, G`'jelerers, but he has also remodelled the interior
1114tle room AY, so as to enable the illustrators to have
ha,t very itallor the exhibitions.
reec,ati idsome, although not very spacious, church
here
Pon bO3 been erected ou the heath, within sight of
I,tere her
.I`.°,tugh station on the South-Western Railway,
eeiqe :'-JestY Meets the rail from Windsor Castle.
Ittendeci wilich is now ready for consecration, is
r the use of the inhabitants of Cove and South
Th •
enegotiatio
rnian n of the Dublin Town Council with the
",10et '4l.lk has been successful, and the interest on
cent, has been reduced from six per cent. to four per
fe) • effecting
:11 five Cher
g a saving of 622/. ; and that on 71,095/.
sloeso
?* cent. to four per cent., effecting a saving of
,e32,'"at the annual amount saved to the corporation
Tel 4
late 11Ir Thomas eneehe ernes Brueton, of Bilston, says the
his reijum Gazette, after leaving numerous legacies to
and atives, 5001. to the Wesleyan Chapel at Bilston,
,t°, theeuns„.re,rrable sums to various chapels belonging
resiA_Le %naive Methodists," has directed that
014? amount f his property, which it is supposed
the qto upwards of 20,0004 shall be equally
e wesieeeti the British and Foreign Bible Society,
VOnae,
.n Missionary Society, the London Mis-
!!irtllia4,,,,'7et y, the Wolverhampton Dispensary, the
rteiris,,Za General Hospital, the Queen's Hospital,
t‘dghas'ionn4e, and the Asylum for the Deaf and Dumb as
•
nit,,
„ ',"st dreadful fire broke out last night, about
the s'el°elc, in the works of the New Cross station, on
collt2uth Eastern )Railway, which destroyed the octagon,
tender four or five locomotive engines, a number of
Lho -4't't,ina..ndh_other property.. It also communicated to
''achinee; house, which contained a great quantity of
thee statio„
were valuable
materials. The other parts of
Neein
W with great difficulty saved from the de-
feienient.
I
4a,0004 The damage is computed at upwards

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the4„,,,R,IG Li TIDE.--Bnrc lITON, MONDAY.—Dufringn
tt,,,- ""ole of yes•;erday the wind blew a heavy gale from
th: south-west, and as night set in the fishermen took
o,,precaution to haul up their light beats upon, the
1.1, and it was fortunate they did so, as the sea which
k",:vt:be.d
The
base of the cliff must have carried them
th_4Y . The storm raged incessantly during the
.nigh.
yt,
tke rain fell in torrents, and was accompanied 13
',llnder and lightning. The violence of the gale has
;ventAhtlY abated, but there is too much sea for the boats
ure out, and not a vessel is to be descried in the-
turen!. Louis Philippe will be a bold sailor if he yen
cis across the Channel in such a gale as this.
41e'1151, URE roil. CHOLERA.—When the labourers ern-
in the salt pits of Salsburg were attacked with
okra, they were restored by being plunged into hot
I,44lits:aiter bat,lis The dark skin became. red again ; the
s, , neat of the skin, and consciousness returned ; the
ppressed urinary secretion re-appeared, and the life of
ut, Patient was saved.-- Medical Times.
for4vlCltt; INCENDlARISM.—Information was last night
t,twarded to Bow-street Police-office, for circulation to
It, other offices, that on the night of Friday last, at
i't°ll,tr eleven o'clock, a fire broke out on the premises of
lic)it helnas Graham, joiner and builder, Bridge-street,
Si n °n, which there is every reason to believe was occa-
th()e ,e!I bY evil disposed persons. A reward offor
berg of the parties has been offered by Mr. 1t0„...'"
„...'" _ Aloscrop, agent to the County Fire-offiee, Bolton,
;144! an iutimation that any accomplice giving evidence
war`itnlay lead to conviction will receive the above re-
g(gribtl(3:l:t be
in fiendry to " pop the question," young
eight l'an• A of ours courted a lady for twenty-
li a 31,eal's, and then married her. She turned out to
diTl.pirfeet virago, but died in two years after the wed-
tete, „" I\Tow,' said our friend, in a self-gratulatin,
Atees_n see what I escaped by long courtship."—Noah's