The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-03 00:00:00

•22 Arbroath and Forfar
21 Birmingham and Gloucester....
Brandling Junction .
Bristol and Gloucester
21 Chester and Birkenhead . •••
20 Dublin and Drogheda-
-25 Dublin and Kingstown •••••• • • .• •
23 Dundee and Arbroath . •••• • •• ••
22 Durham and Sunderland .
22 Edinburgh and Giasgow •• •—•
23 Eastern Counties and North Eastern..
22 Glasgow, Kilmarnock, and Ayr .. ••
22 Glasgow and Greenock— • •
22 Grand Junction . .• •
22 Great North of England
23 Great 'Western
21 Liverpool and Manchester ••••• • • • • •
24 London and •Birmingham . • -•
23 London and Illackwall— • •
22 London and Brighton.
25 Londoa and Croydon . .
27 London and Greenwich ... • •
22 London and South Western.
23 Manchester, Bolton, and Bury ..... .
24 Manchester and Birmingham..
22 Manchester, Leeds, and Ilull Assoc
22 Midland Counties ....•
22 Newcastle and Darlington
23 Nev.-castle and Carlisle
23 Newcastle and North Shields— ---
21 North Union and Bolton and Preston
Paris, Corbeil, and Orleans• ••••• • • ••
24 I'aris and Rouen •• •• ••
Preston and Wyre• ••••••••• •• • • • • ••
22 Sheffield and Manchester...—. •• •• ••
27 South Eastern.. • • •••••••• •• • • • • • •
22 Taff Vale •—•-••• • • • ...... ••••• • ••
23 Ulster .
23 Yarmouth and Norwich
22 York and North Midland .••••• • • • • •

689
6,259
1,249
10,617
8,422
12,888

1,400
279
1,068
3,536
2,978
222
485
2,298
584
502

160
2,214

1,466

SLAVERY IN THE UNITED STATES.—The New
Orleans papers publish the following trial, and sentence
whom he repre-
sented upon the offender:—"Pauline, a slave belonging to
Peter Reppeneck, was tried at New Orleans on the 21st, on
idei
enr:gpmzal.yti,sa"n•difecas'hilldrren, with 200
charge of having struck her mistress so as to cause the shed-
ding of blood. It was proved that about six weeks before, Mr.
sleterzenteoctkhe wentnei
neighbours
St.
rls.oaaoufsfti
after
~realiletifilgsiNi•
iritouirtels the i
slave e proved
o o wask p ohsi -s tdcrilea'satserfrooms, and removed Mrs. RePPoneck
: e'lernYimn Immediately
spdeaosrlss.ai
oni:n10,11)11fIrlDi
and her three young children to a back cabin. Mrs. Iteppeneck
testified that l'auline frequently came and beat her severely
with a leather thong and her fist,
and that her knowledge
of her husband's intercourse with the slave had frequently
led him to strike 'ier. Her testimony was corroborated by
that of Dix* another slave, who had witnessed the brutal
treatment of Mrs. Reppeneck and her children on several
occasions, and who finally informed a gentleman 0f it,
through whose interference it came to the knowledge of the
police. The testimony was so direct and undoubted, that
Pauline was convicted and sentenced to be hung on the 21st
of February, though the sentence was postponed until the
' 2Sth of March, 1846, in consequence of the fact that she is
now pregnant."
HOSPITAL FOR CONSUMPTION AND DISEASES OP .'•
THE CHEST.---OH Friday evening the general quarterly meeting of the '
above charity was held at the board-room in Great Marlborough- •
street. Dr. Dickson, M.D., of Curzon-street, in the chair. The re-
port, read by the secretary, Osborne P. Cross, Esq., stated that the
financial department was in a most encouraging position. In 1841, the
receipts amounted to but 8001., while in the present year the sum
total was as many thousands. The total ninnbtir of out-patients re-
lieved is now nearly three thousand, and the number of
in-patients two hundred. The report was seconded and una-
nimously adopted. The report of the building committee of
the new structure now in progress at Brompton next stated
that all pecuniary claims, up to the present time, had been liqui-
dated, including the first building instalment, together with the
heavy cost of enclosure, drainage, and laying the foundation-stone
by Prince Albert. There yet remains in the hands of the Treasure*
the swill of 3,000/. Thanks having been very cordially voted to the
Chairman, the meeting separated. It is probable that a great portion
0/ the new structure will be completed at the close of the present year.