The Sun.
London, England, 1845-03-15 00:00:00

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enT,he severity of the weather has delayed the Madrid mail,
Rome state
have no news later than the 6th ; but letters from
Icite state that Queen Christina has written to the King of
P!es, recommending that the Count de Trapani should
tiseaLaitiaritoc) Madrid forthwith, and take up his residence in that
time,as the question of Queen Isabella's
cnage must soon be settled, and his presence would be
advantageous.
t0...A letter from Milan states that the Austrian General in
50triand of the troops on the frontiers between Lombardy
boii4Switzerlandas received orders frm his Government to
trioi hirnaelf in read iness to march ito Switzerland at a
liient's notice.
oParis, MurPhy, the Mexican Minister to London, has arrived
Pis, to consult with M. Maximo Garro, his colleague,
sinLue recent events in Mexico, which have led to the fall of
e,
The a-
kin Archbishop of Paris has published a pastoral letter,
ch:unclug that the following relics will be exposed in the
ancirp of Notre Dame on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Nee ricla,Y next, beirg Passion Week, viz :—A considerable
kti," of the true cross ; the crown of thorns ; and one of the
Chap` of the cross. These relics, which belonged to the Sainte
re„ne, were given, at the period of the Concordat, by the
Perrer°v Napoleon to Cardinal de Belloy, Archbishop of
010'32 to be preserved in the treasury of the metropolitan
tioo4. They were saved at the time of the first devasta
riints the been Archbishop's palace in July, 1830, and have ever
' Etie kept conctealed.
then a ember of the Camber of , and on
foundneers of tM he Constitutionnh
el, died at Paris on Wed-
e
.
Olivier (d'Angers), one of the most distinguished mem-
teo °f the facult and whose name must be familiar to our
''sr3, from his being so frequently called unon by the law
elen,.eers „of the Crown for his evidence in medical jurispru-
A 7. died in Paris two days ago, at the age of 49.
folio iretter from Zurich, of the 9th, says—" The Valais has
te,„‘_ ed the example of Lucerne, in calling from Naples
terrl Swiss officers. The greatest agitation reigns in that
Set, °°- Vaud, on the contrary, is perfectly tranquil, and
1011,rtz has dismissed the troops who had been ordered to
izothemselves in readiness for action. The dispatch of M.
C Iw.t has produced a great sensation here."
vitt' 'earn by a letter from Ceuta, of the 22d ult., that the
&Lie e; Wa3 very severe at that place. The coast of Spain,
' from Tarifa to Estapona, was covered with snow.
31.1/.10 divrlS :100.e.xess.
apyn the Court of Bankruptcy, Mr. Commissioner Holroyd
or muded the certificate of Albany Hoggin for three years,
thi4gnntiel.such time as he should have paid 1,5001. to his
Thoil the poachers indicted at Oxford for the murder of
Idetelas Sts
e,
the gamekeeper, at Croome, have been con-
A of manslaughter.
1:13. ti/17°Rian named Bowser was brought up at Bow-street,
re e authorities of St. Giles' parish, iu order to be removed
aas "well as a lunatic. She, however declared that she
11040 Perfectly sane, and on examining the surgeon who pro-
id,eoiced... her mad and the woman herself, Mr. Tywford re-
lvt',,„""; Sign the order, as it seemed to him that the woman
ji,,,'"te in her senses.
(-; Queen-square Mr. Ryder, the Chairman of the Board
itateuardians of St. Luke, Chelsea, waited upon the magis-
all4, regarding the Royal Belgrave Lyingain Institution,
.1% of a serious character being preferred, but the case
eferred for the purpose of hearing further evidence.
ekttr(l, Iluntingtower appeared at the Southwark Police-
',lD answer the charge of Captain White, who accused
4,0' unlawfully detaining a portfolio . containing some
icii,les taken in China, and also certain articles. of dress
Adel" had been lent to his Lordship. Lord Huntingtow!r
11,hilttted that lie had the property, but said that, as Captain
tr,was at the present moment passing through the Insol-
Rec,,,ourt, he had lost all claim to the property, which
fror4",),°lllY be delivered up on receiving written instructions
'tap,'" cia' assignee. The magistrate, under the circum-
-'B, relLSed to interfere.
coußT—rAszExoNasLE.
ttl,„e btajesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
t‘-n'ed by the infant royal family, are expected to arrive
▪ th,,,,3stie, from Buckingham Palace, on Wednesday.next,
%eh,- r-a.ster holidays, during which period a succession of
visitors will be entertained at the royal re-
tor clueeb• y the Sovereign. The Court will remain at Wind-
EasterPt~.
"Juke and Duchess of Cambridge intend to honour
Zacket-lit.„ and Viscountess Barrington with a visit at
"qes, Berks, during the approaching Parliamentary
to The Dukeo, of Devonshire has arrived at Devonshire House
vtated`J4a• tsworth, for the season. The Noble Duke is ex-
-I.The
'arPass the recs at his villa t Chiswick.
-i of Man field has arrived a
at Langham-place, from
the valace, Perthshire.
ILE4rI of • addington is much better. The Noble Earl
lacouri—n suffering from rheumatic attack. It was on
144ttrit of his ship's a indisposition that the Countess's
• d appointed for Wednesday last, was postponed.
six
at and Ladv Worsley, who have during the last six
tae -D"`"-en Malang a tour in Italy and France, have arrived
tie of Yarborough's, from the Continent.
"04r d'Armin, the Prussian Minister at the Belgian
`ad (1 who is accompanied to this country by the Baroness
41)ir—Lighter, purposes to sojourn about six weeks in this
std V, during which period, he will remain with Chevalier
aciaule Bunsen.
.Teti 7 111.1SCEIMELSTE OTIS.
--eological Society is about to encourage the breeding
nestlertisi Poultry, by holding an exhibition for that purpose
%cite ensuing summer in their gardens.
a 110 a;taday morning, as Captain Doyle, of the Friends,
assage, near W. aterford, was in the act of assisting
3tri'oo get clear of his vessel, he unfortunately fell over.
,aye, ttween the two vessels, and was drowned. Captain
lll'as a short time since wrecked in the Pandora, of
'les k;° was master, when she was waterlogged about 200
k
t'ttrar 'ea, and had a most fortunate escape, having been
"t"lrib• 943's on her hulk, and fcr some time without
nde '",'131 (the Tagliona of Spain) whose dancing is the
~heat,,°' her nation, has been engaged for her Majesty's
'e* When her name appears in the bills in Spain the
I'llle.aeitement is created as upon the announcement of a
her't. For her graces d beaut she has been styled
countrymen the Antelope of Andy alusia.
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