The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-03 00:00:00

SUM ARY OF NEWS

AND

Vabltt Optitton.
" Who runs may rear

FOREIGN.
Printed placards have been posted up
Paris, announcing the intention of opening a subscr ot
the part of the people, fora monument to the 00'1w_
Jacques Laffitte. gild Fs;
Her Royal Highness the Princess Clementillie 4 jr,,
Augustus of Saxe-Coburg, her husband, arri,v`""„;:oce
in van'ellS
on Wednesday by the railroad, and immediately r
the Palace of Laeken.
La Presse states that it is now certain that thell'"
railroad will be made by Government. say.
During the whole of the illness of M. Laffitte,
Moniteur Parisien, " the King sent daily to Wake
as to his state." This is denied by the National. too,
The clerks of the bank of Laffitte have all gone in
ins for the death of their respected chief.
The Revue de Paris states that negotiations areLerg
tije;
a new postal treaty between France and Spain' Darcei`
gular establishment of post-office steamers for
Malaga, Sre. Gel
A considerable crowd collected last night, sal,,e
on the quays and open places to look at the echw-wb01,,,
moon. The weather was most favourable, and tb,
the phases were distinctly visible. About ten.tc 01.$;‘,
tion of the moon's brightness was very pereeptib ec,ompi,,
quarter past eleven o'clock the luminary "as brightn;
hidden. It was curious to observe the increasing.6o
of the stars as the light of the moon diminished. increasing`
particularly brilliant. n
The Queen of Saxony has arrived at Muni chi ges on $l.
the Royal Family of Bavaria. Her Majest,' slpeo
Royal residence. The King of Saxony is il°t
return to Dre sden before the end of July
The King of Hanover, it is said, intends to P
Vienna in the course of this summer. The C°l3
an t
Hanover will shortly repair to Norderney,
a t:
Princess Ems and Wiesbden.
Prince to
Metternich gave a superb hall on the °I;
at his villa, near Vienna, in honour of the Taarti:stetd
Imperial Highness Archduket Albrecht, of '-ureck
Princess Heldegarde, of Bavaria, which was hotstris,
presence of the Emperor and Empress of si
Dowager Empress of Austria, and all the IraPe-it se
as well as by five hundred of the elite of 'Vienna. . cettie
first grand fête the DOwager Empress attended
srlSolPgr:;*
miss of the late Emperor Francis. Sir Robert uo vite'J
ball, intended for the 24th ult., in honour of Queellois
birthday, was expected to be unusually brilliantize
The Archduchess Maria Louisa is shortly to joiu,t will 14
Family circle, after which her Imperial Highn"-
to
CO of the German spas. COst'fl'9
ne of the Paris journals states that the
_wilro
Lamotte, who played so deplorable a part in the use
necklace of Marie Antoinette, died lately' at 3 h
Faubourg St. Germain, aged eighty. peh Prtii"
According to accounts from Geneva, 3L dit7ricej tv;
one of the leaders of the late insurrection, lia":410g 45
with about 150 men,_ who had succeeded ia
escape within him. In the first instance he
Savoy, where he was well received, but he 'was be t I
at ifo
Switzerland under an escort. The authorities d ore io
Valais have declared Sion in a state of siege, anuitot,',
great number of the Society of La Jeune Stasiro.v,"
The Castellano of Madrid, of the 24th, states the 00" f
that when the post left that place on the 200
i' boaPe
ment tobacco-manufactory was in flames, and, be f
entertained that any part of the building Ivoul" ,„g
C (Ptt —rasslON 41.01.0" nioriv-:
The Duke of Rutland left town on Saturdalvoo,4
the seven o'clock train, on the South-Wester° taital;o
jek
Lymington, for the purpose of inspecting his beatip wed.
Resolution, preparatory to proceeding on a trte t.1!,,,1°
terranean. the Resolution has recently underV" u t ttr"'
overhauling and refitting, and is now in excelle
Grace returned to town the same evening. •ved°ll.os
f
The Countess Dowager of Hardwicke has arr,fi ;tteoli'" ,
to the Earl and Countess of Mexborough from '
tgai
"
haThll, neae
I>r St. Alban's.e.- .owed a pe4

ne Duke and Duchess of Montrose rece• 111
party at dinner, on Friday last, at their maris'" ot'
square.
The Marquis of Londonderry's grand niilitstfreirl'pri':
the 24th instant will be given to the Duke tiers ‘,/,,k,
as Commander-in Chief, the staff at head clelle
Reid and M'Douall, and the officers of the 2d eveate,
which corps his Lordship is Colonel ; and in t,,'80,4 to „
Marchioness will throw open her splendid sal
w'
of the haut ton. Friof of'
Countess Bjornstjerna had an assemblY tof
About 200 persons of distinction, including tu-s ed!,
reign ministers, were present. rtsi'
The Lord Chancellor and Lady Lyn
Excellency Baron Nieumann, Marquis of `f pes'64lo:o
and Countess of Jersey, Earl and Countess 0,,,D0c1e jesti
Lady Louisa Percy, Lord Brougham, Lord tiv
ton, Count de Noailles, Madlle. D'Este,
Right Hon. J. W. Croker, Mr. Lovell, and atsthe),°, 05,
dinner, on Thursday last, at the residence 01,, bso7,
Learned Lord, in George-street. Her Ladyso!rem 0'
after dinner. Cards have been issued for Or
nesdays, throughout the present month. g,thoti
On Saturday the Archbishop of Canterbury' roe efevi
ley gave a dinner party, at which were presemfield,PA,
dburstie,Tiorcteestes;,o:
Ripon and-Mrs-. Longley, the Countess of Mans
and Countess of Sinnoul, Lady Caroline 11,1urra4 Pr
Lady -Barrington, Lady Catherine Douglas,
and several other persons of rank. fed a
IvatiCEL.l.ll.lolllol7o.l.wo h ~ v,
The preparations for the Polish ball, cA
oao
Monday, the 10th instant, continue to be carriv;ii oc,lioN4
greatest activity. The ladies patronesses vie the *tot
in forming quadrilles and polkas, and, from speetto?'
with which the latter dance is practised, vie,e. full
will be danced at the Polish Ball in a inann:t to be
tify the vogue it bas obtained. The sale of tic-eolif
quite unprecedented ; a circumstance which ,010,;iit;
counted for by the fact that there are_ many Peroea
the habit of attending such entertainments, "41 if ... „
of testifying their sympathy for the Poles by
on this occasion.
dress ‘4 JO
On Friday night the annual brand fancy bensP.4l,
funds arising from which are devoted. for the roe
Royal Academy of Music, was given at the 117.014
Rooms, and we are happy to say, must have P.,.,evt.
beneficial for that excellent national establishi-a ite
were one thousand tickets taken for the ban, afefasjatig
culated that above nine hundred personages c'
add' P
present. - afl` fogJ
Ott Sunday morning a letter, which-has been dioces
the Lord Bishop of London to the clergy of
read in every church and chapel throughee"o of aophl:,,
those parts of the suburbs under the jtirisdietie tive
ship, on the subject of an appeal to their resPfc,o cie4'
gations in behalf of the erection and- endolv.:„,,,ide
tional churches in the metropolis. - The letter told Dear
a request that, on Sunday next, collection should bed
in every church and chapel withinhis diocese' CP
of providing a fund for the erection of addition
.„;
MURDER ATRRAI)FOI9' is
YORKSHIrtEc t widf°7o.,
A dastardly murder has been committed at
Yorkshire, by a number of Irishmen, livh° "33 f 6 ivi
upon thirteen defenceless men, the members,:sged,
band, while on their way home after being„e.seeeffY,
procession of some Orange lodges on -Wh",, ort\l yte
proceedings of the Orangemen - were s„,,,'er.,
beyond the band playing the tunes of " `the (
and "Hearts of Oak," there was nothing
with the festival of the lodges calculated te;oressw,4" ev/
hugs of any party or person. Nor was the,e-r are b.;i01i.4
angry feeling called for from those wOh prod, lA.
ready to feel violently offended at sec there 11°,11
namely, the Irish Roman Catholics, of µ'jlo'o d faulc,
body in Bradford, who have there sough,t,'nurers,
and good employment as wool-sorters, la": more: Ivit;to
it appears, though the Roman Catholics hafLessielPslo7lll,
had their " Holy Guild " meetings and r of tie
suffering either insult or injury, they weri'.estivitie ty
treat some of those who took part in the 5°12 potf.
Orangemen in a very different manner. ~ thee?
band left the procession, at the close of the n'iediefe Ott,/
u their musical instruments, and were prOt Alld
a,
homeward when they were olloived,- obt3tipo get,P,
Bradford, by some two hundred
women and children. When the pour feuTs, thes
part of the road where there were few heatiticige°"do,
who had supplied themselves with sticks, theois
ell
and other missiles, made a savage-attack elristrietcoo,
they were quite unable to resist. Their yereaPcier,tp..
soon broken to atoms, and several of themen.'t brag
used. One poor man, named Benjamin Gre`ite'tore%sts`jeo
by blows from a bludgeon, had his skull it iled le ft d' °v'
most brutally beaten, and was lefron the gver-ed,50001,150.
insensibility, from which he never rec°vetrenov;t
Wednesday night hist. He was a quiet in° ft e (01
connected with the Orange body, and has ite. !neg.
helpless children, the youngest at the brea.S,• oe thief,
On Saturday last, an inquest was °Pellet` Calve.l.:,d iv
the deceased at the Thornhill Arms $
Bradford, before Mr. Jewison, coroner, ,v,11,701, seal,
evidence to the effect above stated was awie"st, vre,
quiry was adjourned to Monday; the loth!_rest !!entli'ting
The case has excited much painful iniald is
and the thickl oulated neighbourhood, lop
investigation bathe West Ridingimagistra-w' sib 'lol'
in that town.
Five Irishmen, of the names of 111- lillbee °lir°
O'Brian, Daniel Donovan, William Quin, BPed $t
are in custody, and have beenartly
- C-XiOn'.oolC" strileliptr
of having been engaged in the murderous. , who essia
said they have all been, identified •as art'efserther
the deceased. They stand remanded. for 1(8"
ion this day (M e onday). ry • .1:

coaClsAtßonbiraitrioGweCdc.rAouLnsdTforoNEWCAST, tobt.to fur,
,ilda, of Sunderland, is now loading rgo 0"1,, veryiii°
liva coo the .111
coals a manufactory, with fumel."le'hise% in trut
iNittooEenrCNDotefhowteThcEaeesxito,lperrii.rni' —neTegi DidEmeu rLhAa
Ti itE A 3
.chie rtis e r . i4it f rte
actAldArago, in the course of the Alper 3 --- tii
' deliveredThursday,"hiesnhuinb jr,taciCtoVr;o:o ii,: 111;, pi:
prite in •
could
aanffde affection civni
er schoolfellows w
dan
of a Princess was not all"
irth rwelaast,epderitilai_e_psfolloW,l echnoge.,
the most
that h
replied Laffitte, ' you will tell then' that-I adiushoalii4l
Princet
du Rabot (Prince of the Plane), irt and °I 0314
reiiliiinolati
cfdae:th.foeaefppsr,
happened
.I,°)gli:::ee'el'' 1 'tcd: la ic.atdai tv":' "it:l:,:e;:rltibsteg
erifilyi:l:o:ll.l.s?:l;ptcti:Dbiltiiee::64;:
appear obscure to them, you will exiplain it"fatDer I
command you to do so—by adding that P'Y a.IOY
atthe Roy
carpenter: ~ - - i‘lo. er
- ~.'s well 6
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN DONVA"'-. 11:,,C, ' ail-
TION AT DOVER FOR CALAIS.—A special train
,‘ onarti::„s.4.
where 'renal?!
gaged to convey her Majesty to Coloolle
te baoo On fitioll
al hotel have been comillnae cl
Her Majesty and suite will embark at.Cologileoi
.7.;tivifilieli
morning, on board the Dusseldorf Rhine St..q
the
vessel has been engaged some days since, thil9tig Pd
Steam Navigation
Company of London. f Riebi)?teei
Company's elegant steam yacht, Victoria, for 111 the GreP
PROLIFIC HIVE.—MiSS 1111011, ° orio o'a tbe
has a hive of bees in her garden, which onst,nian oil
on the 13th of May, another on the 22d, an " bile'
24th, which are doing well forkhire Gaett4; . _), iv of
n 10. „',.,,,,es
ACCIDENT:On Saturday, at -la ;ye w iu--.01
several men, employed as labourers at the --;ehis j 9 r',"
Parliament, were engaged on one of the scafio tiVki,
the blocks of stone for the' ictoria Tower, the
~te
way, and an immense mass of stone fell
_11,8,31 stipe:o. of
breaking the poles by which the scaffolding '",d, Pc'ece,
and precipitating all who were oft it to the gr" tot I) to)
. vas dee _,
the workmen were so seriouoly hurt that iti. ,‘ ono °,'.. ,
sary to remove the.:a to Westminster Trospitaled unbar'•oe
others wezo slightly injured, and the rest escivosV.ll,o
THE IRON TRADE.--INcurov or, 0,,,w5111 t 0
have much pleasure in announcing that 31r• ~'-roote otDetr,
Messrs. Bailpy, and Sir John Guest ha rre !„13 thet Do
wages to their workmen ten per cent. W e 1:"8-ad let
gentlemen who hold the just maxim, " l'ilf,rfig.
may speedily kaikglTi44.[OtitilallifAiri#ey
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