The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-19 00:00:00

ri
S MARY OF 11.

AND
• Vubitr Opintott.

" Who runs may read."

FOREIGN. e arn"
A letter from Censtantina of the 4th announces th
there on that day; of the Duke d'Aumale with his
s tribes
after having organised the government of the Band had
who had made their submission. Marshal Bug eau
gootite, is
rived at Oran on his way to the camp of General L '
Masses for the Duke of Angouleme were to be celebri 19th
all all fiat parish Churches of Path on the 17th, 18th, an
a
instant. •
A letter from Vienna, June 8 states that inuu-e--liateziWirdert
the funeral of . the Duke d'Angouleme the DuchesS
elie for
part with the Duke de Bordeaux and Madernois
KirApherg, where she will reside for the present. ake es
Ie the night of the 3d instant a shocli of earthquftbe
felt a Poitiers. A few days after the right tower ° dicelsr,
thedral was observed to have fallen out of the perPe.,,° disco'
and on closer examination a considerable fissure w'
f
vered at base.
Duringits a storm on the night of Tuesday last the Preirl)
Rai
Moulins was struck by lightning. One of the eriseu"
kilOnled, and two others were wounded. hile bele(
the 12th instant a cannon of large calibre, 7.,--weeter,
proved at the foundry of Ruelle, near Angouleme (‘-'"acocedo
burst, and killed one artilleryman and dangernitslY
another. • $ll
We have received-from Doullens. says the Natrona' en'
letter announcing the death of Jouve, one of the ilcheg
prisoners, who has sunk under a frightful disea.se of t,.acei
caught in the central prisons in which he was at firs ",e
Jouve was sentenced to five years' imprisonment ss,t3lo;
complice in. the pretended Republican conspiracy ''`o, asu
seilles. He was first sent to Aix, next. to Einog ors
thence into the prisons of the department of the S°' tee,
he was first confined he was in robust health, but the
he has undergone has killed him in less than tbree
is the fourth who has fallen under the same dise`d colt
Jeanne in 1837, Mire y- in 1839, Buisson in 1843, and colt
Jouve in 1844. These victims are to be, added to
Mont St. Mic
A letter fromhel. Alexandria, of May 25, in the Presse,„ss.'.,
" The Viceroy is about to send to Paris Hussein nyVortis
third son, and Achmet Bey, the eldest of Ibraharne
children. The two young Princes are of about th pulti
(18 years). Hussein Bey has already, in EgyPt' been Fran°
of the cavalry school, and he will continue to follow' in Act'
the studies connected with that branch of the service.
met Bey i 3 destined for the artille egge.
On the Ist inst., the King of Naples had a narr°' foot
His .Majestv repaired to visit a newly-established iNsoefsra
dry, and atter having inspected the steam-engine ,foe,
tory, as well as other departments of the bui'-.1 ito
scarcely left one of the rooms, when the ceiling fill in
tremendous crash.
LAW AND POTACIL
At the Central Criminal Court Benjamin Btlll,4l6slii
27, Moses Lebrecht, Carl Lowenthall, 44, and liu,',",s'ads ft,
sheik, 36, Polish Jews, were indicted for stealing 17,1' in t
silk, value 121. 175., the property of James 3PG:i;instst:„‘
dwelling.house of J. Hunt, on Monday, the the 10`,,, thery
Runnustman pleaded Guilty. Lowenihall addresse,"he we'd
in French, with great vehemence. He denied that' ocerlts.,
participator in the robbery, and he completely eiLd
Gullshalk, as did also the prisoner who bad Plead:we'll
All were acquitted except Runnustman, who was se- eief
six months' hard labour. Idstaic•
Captain J. Donald was indicted for assaulting iere,-.0,
Mitchell, by striking him on the head, within thtoe' do bl~
tion of the Admiralty of England, with intent 101 '•
grievous bodily harm. There were other countsrA the Pctlej
which charged a common assault. The jury folin;eeotesio
soner guilty of the common assault, and the Co sucle#,
him to pay a fine of 40s. to the Queen, which he,falst ea
discharged. The Court adjourned till Monday, tue Aeri
GO tist'r —r.assuoN.ll.B3l.ll , - test nil
It is now positively stated in the Court cire.oed irejtbe
of will not be a State ball this season, as was rn„lahe." visit
have been been given by her Majesty, in honour les
King of Saxony.
expected
e"; ftc;
His Royal Highness Prince Albert is
Buckingham Palace at an early hour to-n:1001 for oft
rid the Great Western Railway, to lay the corns eia
intended new building at the college. „
.„,„beidgej
The Duchess of Gloucester, the Duchess of -dies e'toioi
'.Duchess of Northumberland,' and many other 'ad go •
tinction, patronise the Grand Fête Champetrepart
Concert, to be held next week in the Regent's dad
of the Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the Ear' for Ilworei
The Marquis of Salisbury left town y, to eoi°
House, Herts. The Noble Marquis is likely
with the company of the King of SaxonY Prey' Ait
tO t 0
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Majesty's departure.
The Earl of Mulgrave has arrived in town frlooolll3o
Castle, near Whitby, where the Marchioness of besit
residing. We are happy to hear the Marchioness
_afts
much improved of late. ishetV,
The Countess of Norbu entertained a distingilLod) be
of friends at dinner on Monday evening, at h etre
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residence in Belgrave-square. The Countess af
a soiree, at which above two hundred i°riables
present town ,
estitl` ! 4
.
The Earl and Countess of Mornington leave barn,
the ensuing month for Orleans House, Twieken raa. beit
delightful residence they have taken for the autu bete 0.
Earl Compton and Lord William Compton, wit°tes are
making a tour of Italy during the last sex WC°
pected home next week. EllieLl3t
The Earl and Countess of Minto and the Ladie9 1, in ,1
tend to leave town for the season the second nlsbire,
month, and go direct to Minto House, Roxburg , tbi
will there meet Lord and Lady Melgund. „dog
Mrs. William Gladstone's assembly last ter :e
Right Hon. the President of the Board of Trauato-
on Carlton-terrace, was attended by a nuiner°
fashionables. , or,
Earl and C, untess Cowper and their youthfiu,„ vsgsti'po'
Great Stanhope-street yesterday for Pansanger• `''of
days in retirement, in consequence of the demise -
A. H. Cole, her Ladyship's near relative.
A('roe
sii C table
The first miscellaneous flower, fruit, and vile e ea 'P
the South London Floricultural Society, took Plowet3',
day, at the Surrey Zoological Gardens. The irbict,
were placed under marquees and pavilions, the ss )Ir.
erected in various parts of the ground. Arno n 4 irbeiraidorn
ful competitors in the various classes were 3lr. h 331 r,
Gaines, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Welch, Mr. Schroder,oo3.6ol,
Mr. Smith, Mr. Dowler, Mr. Bridges Mr. Esr.
Wood, Mr. Bruce, Mr. Catleugh, Mr. Dawson, a• 00"
Mr. Hunt, &c. The exhibition was extremely enat
and appeared to afford general gratification to v.- t
visitors. t ths,
It appears from a return made to Ferriage:oo,4oi
Hodges, the short-hand writer employed bye xneot ear_,„ted„;
hadfbeen paid to the 7th of June instant,pall
of P'-t, '"(
for his attendance in Ireland, and for tram acs accoilf6th°
lugs, &c., the sum of 670/. Messrs. Gurney sit the DO'
the attendance up to the date of the
morodceerd
.°ll..,rocliir;/410:
May, which was made to the return
combe, in the Court of Queen's Bench to reP°T!,eerc et), e°
previous to, during, and since the trial of theQdeliceted
nell and others, and for the transcriets ieted•
‘,Ol teo
873/. 12s. ICkl. The transcript is not yet ,naval
The distribution of prizes at te 460ee't,
place on Tuesday, in the large room,school gesrlpi?er
the presence of Admiral Sir E. T. Trowbridge' too oti'di.
Young, Admiral Skipsey, Sir R. Dobson, (Id visah'veirept
Currie, Rideout, Forbes, Connelly, ladies. e-ter, '3
gallant officers, with a large party of ladies. ,he os,
to
tiiie schert
Sir Charles Ogle, paid a high compliment
the-satisfactory state in which he had found
ers ttetbe°'
the scholars having given three hearty chro ester,
dent and the Rev. Dr. Chambers, the beau.-
ap foLoPot
semblage dispersed.
Mr. Scales, who was formerly chosen e•nideern:the Live,
soken ward by the inhabitants, but rejected 10t the
Aldermen, is again in the field as a candidate nob red'
aldermanic gown. Id in, es',
At a meeting of the Repeal Association bed:, jr
Monday, the following resolution was adnctiexerick reeiraA
that an article having appeared in the arecei ere
whereby it might be inferred that there 'wiry evtf'tioe 1
tion to the people to purchase arms, an -,essotabetly
system of passive resistance to rent, t'edifsprte(l°,l
themselves bound to declare their strong repeti „
these suggestions, and to reiterate their often;
streggof blo`or
ration, that they seek success in their ereselinilling rent
by moral and legal means, and without the 95 The
or the infliction of any injury to any mall'
the last week was 3,2001.

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Repeal p t
DUBLIN,
LANs Association DonArw.—as
IRELAND- g500710°.,;(4,
Lhoei tl
held
1. h Loyalf,,,6 „,',l,
ATION.—The usual weekly meeting of t'le the v-,,, odic.
Hall. The Mayor of I; • Queen,the den' °
Limerick was called
ed 11e.,,,,
immense cheering. The address to the scloP€oittj
Mr. O'Connell's liberation, was unanirnouslY„-ead . •',,
for the week—two thousand eight hundre' ~,f,f,
vr
pounds! • glp.- ~,
THE-DISCIPLINE OF RICHMOND Bag I'. 4
, • Ir. of
thiCisAl(ll;tia: - eb,.._ 0.1'5,, .:
LETTER OF SIR J. (41121'1 Ito '•ciof the
The following is the reply of Sir J. Gral_t, then ,0,1.0
O'Brien's inquiry in reference to the refusal ("_'„ierna7,Bo.,i,
of the Richmond Bridewell to admit that ge:;,l erdeffieteP
deputation who accompanied him, owing t° f Stir
~,i.
Governor Boar 0
) had received from the Bo- , q lrfoOf
ence : e ,-
~t:f
11 Jun • t °
“ Whiteha ,
of
" Sit;,—.l beg leave to acknowledge theof the ilichcll
letter of the 11th instant, upon the subJect of the lift. 0,
given by the Board of Superintendence, be ileci,ritl
Penitentiary, that no deputation sholdu in cl' De 1-,
present addresses to certain prisoners there_t of tliefoi
to acquaint vou that by law the enforceMeud jo the iitia,:l
line of the Itichmond Penitentiary is "tile der ti 000
of Superintendence ; that this Board is not d that
rd 00
diate control of the Secretary of State, a!,' the 13°4
At,
prepared to interfere with the discretion or
ge rVP - *
occacc I sion. - AP,
have the honour to be, Sir, your ohe,;, Gg. ,er
JAgr-' btu
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" To William Smith O'Brien, Esq., "*" :of Gre",,10Ce...,-tiri
TEETOTALISM.—John O'Connell, Esq.,f tempe-,er 1, tr.,
of the Liberator, has taken the pledge with° a site froill
Father Matliew, who presented him I pledge 01
The Hon.llr. Jerningham took the teetota, . also „,1
it ; re. sly
Rev. Mr. Mathew, at Castlecomer, last "'o,ee, joie.. al
.„,r,
Curry, agent to the Duke of Devonshire, ;row tPlesi'letiolp
THE REPEAL-BU'rrONrunneacio, sjj ftlsell,
having meat for some officer in the ball:, were 1;e1:01,1
from a baker's shop with a cart of Urea',
~., t001.;._ te
mittance by the sentry yesterday, unless the., son.el;oifk,,„,
Repeal buttons, and put them in their po ~iterl.t.‘',ol!,
through the barrack-yard. TLis, those slfsoctlyfties°, I)
fused to do, and declined to deliver tion.r.o7sref 02..,t a"
tales unless permitted to wear the ernehnl.f, 0.0 °
They were about to retire when the s t`Leet. ft'l
ick '
hand in the meat tfillprea of
..i
---• - stone NlsObTlig
first • hf i
NuN nEAD CEMETERY —The ,i Sints, oe, ...,ei
chapels to he erected in the cemetery of ai;,th of Jo co,/
near Peckham, was laid on 3londay, th_ Lond°ll OK"
Rev. Dr. Russell, the chairman of tn,'_ deputf , ron,,oti
Company, assisted by B. Hawes, Esq.,. t.:'
ceMeteF'' ti'e,dro'
and the othdr directors. This extenViaid olt. InteteC4
ing above 56 acres, was inclosed and
in read ittrect
1838 ; since which the services have beeowe .
et to e itic.7ielt;
buildings; but the company having reds, and threw) 0 004
suitable to the exter,t of the group,
usneas ot, atle,e,„
accommodation required by the poPn_t°Thotnas reparoyri
selected the designs submitted by Mr. _. Dot", ahoortti:
whose direction they are now in progreosst„ogiaaga de,
,e
in the style of architecture prevalent 1.,......0'wa doi :cot,
middle of the fourteenth centurY, rcogon, The Cfl, f#l'
English. Thep rincipal chapel is iMevd after i'ientill ,
pitched roof and groined ceiling, rno""buiit of m• ver,
House at York. The exterior Is to bed e)
g ef
and Bath stone.roi
seve the ct`eco
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, an
town, for 0 J
of the Town Council, have arrived in to
__..nn os
of presenting an address to her Majesty, upon
Mr. O'Connell's trial and imprisonmet.