The Sun.
London, England, 1845-08-25 00:00:00

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0,...51t5, 21 Ann.—The Archduke Frederick of Austria
14-1.,,1ed in Belgium. General Goblet went to Liege to
14- The Prince is son of the Archduke Clinics, and
1:11V himself in the Syrian cap6ga IS4O, patticu-
Ilittle,!dM rn
a, and at the siege of St. Jean ti'Acre.
t.tise of
he Albussera, son of thejate Marshal Suchet, has
re from Paris, on his way to Germany.
to,atoniteur of this day publishes the law of the 21st May,
,11 Which the Governmert is authorised to grant assent to
,i;PenY represented by Mr. George Robert Harcourt, of
stipulating in the name of Messrs. Andrew Stoppis-
ttietard Bates, and John Gurney Fry, the Commis-
of the railroed from Liege to Namur, and of the coal
et, Manage and Mons.
de,ua brig left Antwerp yesterday from St. Thomas de
111. Mr. Augustus T. Kent de Roodepbeck, be-
ih`e the Department of Foreign Aff,irs, commissioned
e Governments of Central America, proceeds to
,
on board this vessel.
creeurseur of Antwerp, of the 20th, states that a hur-
-1 e took place there on the 19th, with a- thunder-storm
distance. The hurricane was likewise felt at Bruges.
thell in torrents and was succeeded by hail. It is pro-
ktitt f
the wheat crops in the environs have suffered.
! Its, Auo. 22.—General Goblet, who went to Liege
ti.e the Archduke Frederick, has returned to Brussels,
Cspess having taken another route.
tstouters here profited by two days fine weather to get in
Which was cut. It is slid that the corn has suffered but
'Lew days fine weather will suffice to allay many fears.
014ceiliste des Flanders, says, " A letter of the 18th
wille,Warden, announces that the crop of potatoes in Fries-
very good and abundant this year, though the plant
ked by the prevailing malady.
BELGIAN FUNDS.—Bausszts, Ara. 23.
Actual Debt, 2% per Cent
Rothschild's Loan, Five per Cent ........
OaD. of Thirty Millions, Four per Cent • •
Ditto Three per Cent ... •••••••• • • • • • • •
Ditto Thirty-seven Millions, ditto
Ditto, ditto,lB4o.• .. • • • • • • • • 1017 g
Ditto, ditto, 1842 • • • • • • . • • • • • 104
Ditto of the City, 1832 •••• • • • • ••• ••
Ditto, 1843 • . • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • 101%
Papers, Aug. 23.
RAMBURGII BORSENHALLE, Aug. 19.
Bills. Money
Att*trian 5 icber Cents ••••••••• • • • • • • • 114%
1650
ji!!le-ltussian Loan . ..... .... • .. 114
ancn 5 per Cent., Hamb. Certificate. 105%
.0
Ist series Inscription • • • • • • 105?", •
bill,klops and Co. 3d and 4th series.. 99%
in Certificate. •••• • • • • ...... • . 99%
/1.74 per Cent., Hope and Co. •• •• . • 93
B'4o Stieglitz •••••• • • • • • • ••.• .. 91% 913.4
knish New 5 per Cent.. .... 20% 20%
'MHO-Portuguese
3 per Cent •
i,‘400-Portuguese Loan, 2% per Cent .•
`4ltelt Actual Debt, 2% per cent • • • • • •
Ditto 3per Cent. •••••• • • • • • •Polisit •• • •
New 4 per Cent. Loan, 1844.... 85% 8614
"u glo-Danish Loan, 3 p:i• Cent •• • ... 87%
'ational Bank Shares:. • • • • • • • • ...... 150
DUTCH FUNDS.—AMSTZBDAM, Arc. 22.
Money. Bills.
'Zonal Debt, 2% per Cent.... •• 63% 64
Ditto, 3 per Cent ••••• • • • • • ...... • • 77 77%
Ditto 4 uer Cent.• •••••••• • • • • • • • 100% um
' -
• ort Syndic, 4% per Cent.. ... • 100 100%
3%Ditto, per Cent •••••••• • • • • • • • • 93% 93%
COnimercial Company, 4% per Cent .. 168% 169%
rat India Loan, 4 per Cent..........
'4•etutnge on London, at sight .••• • • • • 12 • • 12 20
Two months.•. • • • • • • 12 15
On Hamburgh, at sight •• • • 35 87%
Two months... • • • • • • 35 62%
OnParis •••••••• • • • • • • .•
• Two months. .. .• • • ..
Pft)ers, Aug. 22.
PRUSSIAN FUNDS.—BERLIN, Ara: 19.
Bills. Money.
St
1, • Sebald Sch., 3% per Cent .• .• ..
,• ss. English Bonds, 1830, 4 per Cent —
51ange on London, 2 months ••• • • 6 24%
Mate Gazette. Aug. 20.

AQUATICS.
M ts WAGER.--The oars wager between Robert
William Robins, of florselydown, and William
Lambeth, and John Phelps, of Fulham, came off
Y, the distance being from Westminster to Putney,
201. a side. The celebrity of the whole of the
. had induced the public to expect a firsf-rate
but they were, unfortunately, owing to. accidents
the men, doomed to disappointment. At about
five o'clock they appeared at the starting-place,
had won the choice of station, going to the
from the steam-boat pier, and Pocock taking the
arch, the former with the colour forward, and
with the colour aft, which, however, was les-
Pocock's boat by its being particularly low,
st level with the water. Both pairs went
F. rattling pace, but before two dozen
'ld been taken, the veteran Phelps pulled'
his oar ; another was immediately handed

ont a skiff, but as it was useless .for "wagering,
(urnished him from his cutter. In consequence of
lwel and his partner had gone upwards of 250
but owing to the canvass stretched fore and aft
not being properly glazed, she shipped water at
ancl,they became so "logged" that they were
Jon her just above Cubitt's and get into their
about the time that Pocock and his partner had
\ them. Pocock and Phelps rowed the distance,
= won the match.
AYERLT AND ARGONAUTS " SCRATCII."—The
of these clubs rowed a mixed " scratch" on Satur-
from Vauxhall to Putney. Five pairs had been
ly four came to the starting-place. Messrs. James
id. yellow, 1 ; Webb and C. Prior, red, 2 ; R.
Mongredsan, purple, 3; Newell and Strutten,
went away prettify together, and rowed through-
' speed. Shortly after the start red showed in
led the way up to Wandsworth,- when the win-
very plucky rowing, overhauled them, and
three lengths.

ON OF DUTCH CATTLE, &C.—lt is now
nit the importation of cattle and provisions
and other places on the Continent takes place
almost daily by the numerous vessels trading
t° London to a very great extent. The cattle
twer, and particularly from Holland, is of a very
if not superlative description, and arriving here
',good condition, in consequence of the quick tran-
by the advantage of steam, have no doubt been
to answer the most sanguine expectations of the
The boisterous and squally weather however,
Prevailed during the greater part of the last
1 eaused a mishap, which will, doubtless, prove a
ss to the speculators. The Dutch steam-ship
was due at the St. Katharine's-wharf, from
on Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock, but
Make her appearance until the following day
ae hour, having been delayed by the tempestuous
Weather at sea on the night of Tuesday 24 hours
...I)toper and appointed time of arrival. She had
suci cows on board, and 75 sheep, and the scene
decks and hold of the vessel presented on her
description. They were all shipped sound and
talon, but the storm at sea on Tuesday night
irate, and the vessel was so much tossed about
,I and waves, that no less than 27 of the
',Om the, suffering caused by the rough weather,
arrival it was found necessary to get them landed
4t possible, and sent to the knaeker's forth-
,ch in the hold and on deck being almost un-
. they were pronounced by the veterinary surgeon
1 the Crown to examine them previously to
be totally unfit for human food. It will be
to the public to know that, by a salutary
the revenue department, an officer is deputed
iy the animals so pronounced to be unfit for
,ils tv. to the premises of the knacker, he being pre-
11115,naess the flesh being boiled, and thereby ren-
011i,,?aad not likely to be brought into human consump-
iit,t'Lo regulation was duly observed in this extraor-
Nnce. It was found absolutely necessary to slay 11 •
Ory., of the cattle on board. The remainder, although
tt;e.rtk state, were in a considerably better condition,
gotashe have occurred and removed
of o
e to their
or
heir
itia,4ll,llthOsonYncee doriffiY
instances twiceit
N ;_dying or requiring to be slaughtered immediately
Ntle ,l‘r circumstances; but such a wholesale destruction
lot l', unprecedented, and will, doubtless, be a serious
41 the importers. The decks presented the appear •
tll en extensive slaughterhouse, dead and sick lying
krti directions, and contorted into every imagin-
a end altogether presenting a most extraordinary,
!It Cdeplorable scene. There were twenty-one passen-
, 7,4, and the inconvenience and wretchedness they
Nog were very great. They describe the passage as a
it,kei, e one, and such as none but a well proved sea boat,
~. a cargo, could have stood against. The Batavierk
203 packages of peas, 82 packages of plums, 371
d'„ 7 of yeast, a quantity of poultry, and other articles
Aktot produce and manufacture.
`lkt4kaLAND.—[Extract from a private letter.]
44,4tAxn, ALsacii 2'2, 1845.—1 have just had additional
laki the e Bay of Islands, which is worth communicating,
i, now doted; and the vessel sails for Sydney at The
, Chief Nene (or Thomas Walker), Ripa, and :i. have already marched over from Hokianga (two
‘ hI) to the Bay of Islands, with 800 men, cut down a
Veki had erected, and are going to set to work with
'ili,s4'. Napua (or Noble) joins them in a few days
"' or 2,000 more, and Heki will be shot or taken pri-
Ail this is done not only without application from the
, hLbut even after having, in reply to various offers of
l -74 told to remain quiet, as the Governor would settle
wirrel with Heki. This is most gratifying, as proving
1, ease to be placed on the good feeling of the natives,
knid
Ilit stronger proof can be given."
y:11--A shocking murder was committed on
hstib!ght last at I
7 Bromley, near Standon, Hertfordshire.
Was the wife of an agricultural labourer, and the
04, of the violence which occasioned her death was her
Ntsh;',(l. Levi Warman, the husband, is 45 years of age,
F‘n. his wife, was rime years older. They had been
0tt.„..`4 many years, had brought up a family, of which
irot Lying two sons and two daughters, the youngest
je habout 20 years of age; the eldest is an idiot. The
:0,,,,„,r, th of Warman was disturbed by frequent
'I L'estiZu his wife was a constant sufferer from the violence
'1000; he had frequently threatened her life, and fear-
Of ir,L.carry his threats into execution, she was in the
;41, y fight
herself when he was in an ill-humour. On
'llit‘tik,,,:gnt last Warman's temper was unusually ruffled.
,t 111strnate deceased, in consequence, concealed herself
INN ,:ti, but Warman went out, and discovering her re-
ilt/ifteger in such a manner about the head, that she was
!I,l4tad.tyrards found by her daughter lying on the ground
:1t,,,:, Iv. An inquest has been held on the body, and a ver-
Nthwi liful murder" returned against Levi Warman, who
114‘,Dt,th committed to the county gaol to await his trial.
t• man, standing six feet high. On Wedges-
t'k'i'' 1 Nerful
t he ,Y, of the deceased was interred in Standon church-
;\ of oole of her children tollowing her remains to the
&al:ertro'd Mercury.
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N'llib, .IILWAY ACCIDENT.—On Saturday morn-
N-- Nut •
ot th, named Hill expired in Guy's Hospital, in conse-
-49 fait:'` severe injuries he sustained about a fortnight
ok hail'ing from the top of a viaduct on the line of the
k I,W.,'Y whilst engaged as a labourer.
iii, 4.1111.4 r, IiON ETGAIIOON.—hOO nhadFbreiednaymara2rdouonnlg
dZettilli day at Caroline
esynn' w‘l. s brought efore the Mayor
ii. tin se,si'lf 'magistrates, and committed fortrial at the next
Os 4 h„,„°ns, on a charge of stealing some silver spoons
eitZrer4;4 of Mr. F. Barnes, a solicitor. After the mar-
-444 '!Y she called upon a female in that gentleman's
,110,1-orninitted the offence, fur which she was imme-
L4,,tet.,,,,.°ended. The husband was rendered almost frantic
li 'Ag ?nee.
II 'it ter s's tk, ter wi REPEocir.—Some time since a sailor on
C•44Nciet'arfs was swearing most boisterously, when one
11'* s "y, Y of Friends passing along accosted him very
ilart all a"
ti. , a th said, " Swear away, friend, swear away, till
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anti'
at bad stuff out of thee, for thee can never go
Ns nf anti' that bad stuff in thy heart." The sailor, with
l'ititirt a °flithreent and shame, bowed to the honest Quaker
tli e •
%is Zather in this I ,ralitv has been more favour-
'lE, and the harvest- may be said to have generally
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