The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-14 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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%it e departure of Louis Philippe from Treport on a
tt-e;it° the Queen of England will take place_ on the
willing of the 7th ech of October. His Majesty
and at Southampeon, and be accompanied by his
....gest ann.
tone 1.4,130 ft being current at Toulon, where a brilliant
hie it3'l°4 Was preparing for the Prince de Joinville, that
Post4°Yal highness would land at one of the northern
, the Sub-Prefect, in the name of the town, sent a
af
hip t.nquiry on the subject to the Minister of the
Akt,!le, and the answer is said by the Sentinelle de la
T to b that; the ;Prince will positively come to
9/d e,e
, see
-Gen
• Baron Mourier died a few days ago at L:moges.
?qui a Stecle annourtkes the death at Paris of M. Theule,
ItttherlY Member of the Legi.lative Assembly, in the
Year of
le his a
kot,•"6 Muniteur pgblishes a royal ordinance, giving
ekr of the adjudication of the concession of the rail-
-16 • between Amietis and Boulogne, but without fixing
;Period at whicli it was to take place.
4lre Refer-me states, on the authority of a private cor-
4rodent, that the Arabs on the frontiers of Morocco
det, tkrbzleaToured to revenge on the French camp of Seb-
tbtoe disastrous battle of Isly. The following are the
i,-e74eulars said to have been furnished by an eye-wit-
nga At eight o'clock on the morning of the 20th
st a body of Arabs, about 1,000 in number, ad-
ett,e!cl towards the camp of Sebdon. The cry `To arms'
let h.lrl'ulediatel.y heard throughout the camp. A short
iftte"'Yrderesus discharge of usketry was next heard ;
The 11 of our men were shot dead, and four wounded.
tee ;(I'eabs fled, leaving twenty•fire dead and one stand
114:%ours, It was remarkable that they carried with
,$ according to custom their wounded."
Minister of Public Works has decided that, a cer-
fst 01,111E111Kr of locomotives and tenders being necessary
Akti" northern line of railroad, in one part between
lee and Clermont, and in the other between Arras,
ike: and Valenciennes, the adjudication shall take
iak' on the 25th, amongst a certain number of houses
loo,,tl°fled by him. The supply is to be composed of 34
ipotires, 34 tenders, and three lots of accessories.
l'itirrring the last month the consumption of meat in
ti7il Was 6,444 oxen, 1,452 cows, 7,389 calves, and
k": 6 'beep, being 1,462 oxen, 20 cows, 890 calves, and
ese l'heep more than the same month of 1843. This
trterable augmentation may probably be attributed
)04° diminution in the price of meat, which permits the
teaerelasses to substitute it for vegetables.
Tuesday night, about twelve o'clock, two men
Iltktr, des
rnselves from the fifth story of a house in the
" Moulins. They were speedily recognised to be
the rotnissionaire, an old man, who generally stood at
Th:orner of the street, and his son, a lad of eighteen.
cause of this catastrophe was said to be the ex-
t„,
arrest of the latter. To avoid the shame of such
Itii?eeeding, they determined to put an end to their
ith,"Tee, and after having intoxicated themselves, they
ikkqg from the window, the father first, the son follow-
VIM. They were both killed on the spot.
the e learn from Kiel (Holstein) that the last section of
I,ith.,rtill'oad from Altona to Kiel, which unites Rochs
Wilithle latter place, is finished; so that this grand line,
ate run's to the length of 32 French leagues, the only
tri4,4*et existing in the States of Denmark, is entirely
Aeted and will be opened by the King and Queen
;I'd; the middle of the present month.
tl
,letter from Hanover states that, in consequence of
te:Unierous perjuries which have taken place in the
11,7 th °f justice of that country, orders have been given
41 „p Tdainister of justice, that in future no oath shall
mieHnistered except in the presence of a member of
°l.tlllerger, who is to remind the person about to take it
1,1i1,* solemn nature of the obligation.
100 learn from Rouen that the perpetrators of the
tit,7rY of the shop of M. Delaporte, the jeweller in that
Which we mentioned yesterday, have been dis-
leti"ll, arid that nearly the whole of the valuable pro-
Nil that was stolen therefrom has been found by the
~Suspicions having been entertained of a man
otel„.-4-1-)upre, residing at Rouen, and carrying on the
Itep;:B3, of hawker, his house was entered, and
~4 a cart-load of different articles, all of which
°le "PPesed t,) have been obtained by theft, was a large
NeXtg containing the property of M. Delaporte,
•with
liter-Leeption of a note for 1,000 f., which had &sap-
The wife of Dupre contrived to effect her
lter, and to get clear off. Dupre also escaped, but
tetakee.