The Sun.
London, England, 1844-11-04 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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Louis Philippe left St. Cloud for Fontainbleau on
—ridaY, accompanied by Count de Montslivet, and was
Fl return to Paris on Sunday evening. His Majesty, it
Is said, intends to give fetes in that splendid residence
Ott the occasion of the marriage of the Duke d'Aumale.
The ordonnance fur the re organisation of the Poly-
rink kSchool is composed of sixt) -one articles, repro-
ducinging the principal regulations of the ordonnance of
Oct,e
' 30, 1832. The Commission appointed by the Mi-
nistry for the re-organisation has preserved all the ele-
ments Which have rendered the School so celebrated.
The principal innovation relates to the intervention of
re Academy of Sciences, which is no longer to have a
ntrect presentation for professorships, &e. The School
euntinues to be subject to military discipline, and the
Ituliztils are to retain their unitorm. Nothing is said of
Z,expulsions on account of the late insubordination.,
le Paris Court of Assize, after having been engaged
forl
. six days with the trial of a band of not. less than;
forty-one thieves, nearly all of them of the lowest grade,
1;14 just pronounced its judgment upon the prisoners.
very few of them were acquitted ; and the others, some
O *hem were living in a state of concubinage with the
IL
eaders of the gang, received sentence to various terms of
Imprisonment ; in some cases with hard labour for ten,
fifteen, or twenty years. Lenoir, a receiver, who had
Pre some time been living in apparent respectability as a
Jwilar:illieabr,zs.. sentenced to five years' imprisonment, with
,The 25th of the present month is fixed for the opening
of tt.e English
plays at the noise Itaiien, and every-
thing kligurs most favourably fur the success of the en-
terprise. Nothing can exceed the good feeling manifested
generally by the Paris press in favour of the undertaking,
a feeling onginating doubtless in acknowledgment of the
m°ntficent encouragement given _to the dramatic art of
atre in
France
LbyonNdlorn..Mitchell, as director of the French the:-
The price of bread in Paris, for the first fortnight of
the Present month, is fixed at 32 centimes the -kilo-
erernme for the first quality, about 44:1. the 41b. loaf.
We learn from Presburg that the Hungarian Diet has
ehine to a resolution that the nobility shall contribute a
the
towards the expenditure of the State, but that
raLne Government is Dot to have the application of the
▪ irny • The amount of stibsidy is only equal to 250,0001.,
' is a very small sum, considering the immense
atonal possessions of some of the nobles.
.„,_ Madrid journal gives the following names as being
Carlos the numerous distinguished partisans of Don
41trflosovvf
theh o have died in exile ; viz. Father Altemir, Ge-
Order a the Cordeliers ; Counsellors Gil,
.
anzano, Baron de Juras Reales, and storan ; Generals
*t"hev
Liareiaeraend Llangostera ; and lately, at Lyons, the Cure

The Earle"ralr—lPASllU°26.4"l":
Staffordshirenf Harrowby has returned to Sandon Hall
health• visc,ofrom
and Harrogate, in grea imroved
n Lady Frances Sandon andp family.
IrreiristaYingwith the Noble Earl. On Thursday the
606'e aS President of the Staffordshire Auxiliary Bible
tY, presided at the annual meeting at Stafford.
The Earl of Erroll has arrived in town from Slains
teftstie, Aberdeenshire. The Countess and Ladies Hay
ave left the Castle for the season and are now making
isits on their way to the metropolis.
oLord and Lady Alexander Russell, Lord Alexander
nhox, and most of the guests of the Duke and Duchess
Richmond, at Gordon Castle, left the ducal seat last
Pub vreek for the south. The Duke's tenantry celebrated by
Public dinners the birth of the daughter of the Earl and
Countess of March at Fochabers, and the Strathaven and
Clenlivat tenantry dined at Tomintoul.
The Earl of Devon is daily expected to reach Powder-
: Castle, his Lordship's seat in Devonshire, from
Irelatzd, where the Noble and Learned Earl has been
14, gageci since the close of the late parliamentary session
A.,h the investigations before the tenure of land commis-
""- Lord acid Lady Courtenay are at the castle, but
leave shortly for Molt, near Salcombe.
The Earl of Lichfield, who is staying with the Coun-
tels and family at Naples for the winter, has consider-
ably improved in health.
Lord and Lady Ashley, on returning to town from
:
innsor Castle, goGiles's, the Earl of Shaftes-
ury's seat in Dorsetshire, where a family party is about
to Assemble.
Loll Henry Bentinck arrived at Lincoln last week
131 his shooting box in the Highlands fur the hunting
-case%
v, The Hon. George Herbert, third son of tbe Earl of
41316-8, has just entered St. John's College, Cambridge.
• efraticiaszaosiststrao,
Admiral Mackan, French Minister of Marine, has
written a very handsome letter to Sir Charles Rowley;
till_Lnking him and the English officers at Portsmoutsh
thefo
mLaettention and urbanity they displayed
towards
the
11 of the French navy, on occasion o
We visit.the he funeral of the Countess Berkeley is appointed for
be ph, when the mortal remains a the Countess are to
sited in Cranford Church.
tit;,r Galway Vindicator says, that in consequence of
enuo,,ll,b},ic
_attention which has been drawn to the tal-
k t
adaptation of Galway to answer as a pac...e
fttion for 13ritish intercourse with America, Govern-
tlent has ordered her Majesty's war steamer the Cyclops,
ora,Pt4in Austen, to proceed to this port for the purpose
'nsPectin he bay, and reporting the result to the
Adru g t
ira,lty.
thewA the Manchester municipal elections, in eleven of
datescards there was no opposition, and all the candi-
retu
xi,rued were Liberals. The total result was 13
erals and 3 Conservatives elected.
portable wind instrument, adapted for signals on
:4`waYe, and also for the use of the police, or game-
. eepers, was submitted, o through C 1 on. 1 wylde, to the
insPectio
n of Prince Albert on Saturday,
by Mr.
.
-t :ard Portesus, one of the band of the Scotch Fusilier
rds.
Beal Highness was pleased to express
415 approbation of the invention.
About 5,000 acres of Dartmoor have been purchased
a company, who have already fenced and drained
vparto f it, and calculate on letting the whole at 10s. ptr
'acre- Hitherto the land has been waste. • ....„,,anw active opposition to the Kendal and Windermere
ay has sprung up in the locality which it In-
Aten_nedto traverse. At a
public meeting held the other
Professor Wilson in the chair, resolutions were
117,414 pledging those present to oppose the railway by
Swfinagnd subscriptions were entered into to cagy that object into effect.
tae;hria:ly:t'lthen3:ol4lon
returns from the Small-pox Hospi-
duj!) "PP ears that thee has been admitted 496 patients
naotiti! ten montlio, averaging fifty patients per
the year
11,7" ere has not been so large an admission since
On Sat 81, except in 1838, when the number was 712.
Art
of arday the Rev. Joseph Pullen delivered the
Gresh
lec-
am
eaaceoreurse of lectures on astronoulY, at the
rn Celle
"ree are z ge, Basinghall-street, City. Thez,f3
farces, and it would be well if they cou 1
aotae estfu,Y with altogether, and the money applied to
Mr,yee P
Ileurpopurposes.'ering Irish Solicitor-General, has been suf-
Leatinrurn illness for some weeks past. He went to
deeivio:th, eta subsequently to Buxton, in the hope of
turned to ;,.9efit from the watershas dal
r!-
Ikthgatowis not at all better than he had left it.

Ilea „r
auteatasnast:rince Albert,
et)11/0NEss'AIESTY'S VISI-T TO THE MARQUIS AND MAR.:
u'Lighllea EXETER.—IIer Majesty and his Royal
earl (34
sor cat Present determined upon, will leave Wind-
aMording to the arrange-
thence
Tuesday morning, the 12th instant
In ,
the Y hour, for Slough. proceeding
Ivav carriage of the Great Western Rail-
svler.-7,-'PanY to Paddington. From that terminus,
aad t" •rayal carriaes will be in waiting, the Queen
ii:)the rekee, attended by a military escort, will
.e,eed to we Ruston square station. of the Birmingham
atsciltiwonay,
'which
is
by a special train to the Ronde
about
ante
st,awt:onich is sixty miles from the metropolis, and
this f°rtY miles distant from Burghley floase• At
the royal carriages will be _in attendc
Msts,,t? of her Majesty to the residence of th
being r'
-'s of Exeter. Detachments of cavalry, relays
stati the Red at different points of the road throughout
Stamford
whole line of route from the railway station to
tiaraf°l-d, will form her Majesty's escort to Burghley
.°llB
e. It is not improbable, however, that her Ma-
'CV may travel by the railway to Weedon (nine miles
,Yond Roade) and from that station in the royal car-
',ages. to Burghley.
-03,_1112 Maus. ---- SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 2.—The
tninsular Company's steam-packet, Pasha, arrived in
tie docks at 11 o'clock, a.m., this day, and landed the
t vebraltar and Peninsular mails, which were forwarded to
'tbdon by the one o'clock train. She left Gibraltar on
the 2 ...NI Of October, Cadiz on the 26th, Lisbon on the
28th, aovl Operto on the 29th. The Pasha has only
five pass, agars, and a small fruit cargo. The following
vessels wer.,' at Gibraltar:—Her Majesty'sl` ship Scout,
batch frigates' 1.-thyti and Pallas, and brig snelbeid,
banish brig, stea Inor Hekla, Swedish corvette Carlskrona,
schooner rAigle, aki;strian corvette Ad is ; at Cadiz,
CSPanish brig SebebtanS, French brig Valiance, steamer
and astor; at Lisbon her Majesty's ship Albion,
French brig Voltage. The Royal West India
mail packet Tay, Captafti Sharpe, left her moorings
In the river, and steaofed out upon her out-
ward voyage at two o'clock a.m. this day, after re-
ceiving the mails, which were unusually large, for South
America and the West Indies. The Tay takes out 72
Passengers, several of whom are for Madeira, also 1,450
bottles of quicksilver, and a large number of parcels.
Sunday, Nov. 3.
v The Great Liverpool, Capt. 'Cloud,
N M
for Alexandria with the India and China mails, also 29
xPassengerst.and a full cargo of Manchester goods.
Joins LANGAN, THE EX-PUGILIST.—Mr. John
1-.oogan, better known in the sporting world as " Jack
lacar;ae,” who in the prize-fighting ring some years
ago ft, tight a pitched battle with Spring, last week
purchased Thornton-ball estate for 9,0001. The
property is situate near to the domain of Sir
Maa;ey Stanley, Bart.,. of Hooton, near Ches-
ter. Langan ha; amassed a considerable sum of money
in the business of k‘rf hotel-keeper near to the Liverpool
Docks, and from his good nonduct retires into private life
Much respected by his fellow-citizens. Jack, who has
lade his money chiefly by the sale of distilled liquid,
hi AS this week forwarded no less a sum than 601 for
tbt ' relief of the distresses of Father Mathew.
'T. CLEMENT DANES, STRAND.—The sum realised
for t 'le seats in the churchyard of the above parish,. to
view . the royal procession, on the 28th October, after all
expels, ses having been paid, amounted to 311., which has
bees k Dpropriated for the benefit of the parochial chari-
ties,.....\ Villittni Cull and William Wilkinson, church-
-warden% t ; David Boobbyer, treasurer.