The Sun.
London, England, 1844-10-18 00:00:00

UMMARY OF NEWS

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nes
The Xing of the French reched Eu t a lae hour on
leesday evening. A couriera arrived inn Parist on Wed
day afternoon, who brought the intelligence of the
safe arrival of his Alajesty.
letter
The Petrie gives the following on the authority of a
from London :—" The King was walking at Vir-
ginia Water. An officer of his suite having perceived a
group of men, informed General Athalin, and the King,
"ving desired them to advance, asked them what they
N
anted. They replied that, as Frenchmen, they had
"'sees
to share in the general joy, and, being political re-
to solicit the Rayal clemency. The King replied
that he would immediately see to their affair, and at the
sane time gave orders to M. Guizot to write to the Mi-
nister of Justice to proceed to Eu to prepare an ordon-
'lane of amnesty."
We regret to state that the Prince of Prussia, who
!vas lately in this country, while inspecting some build-
-1,9g8 at Babelsberg, fell, and broke both the bones of
build-
hiss
tilright arm, two inches above the wrist. The frac-
m, re Was immediately reduced, and his Royal Highness
as, at the date of this account, doing well.
The Journal de la Manche of the 11th instant an-
qnounces that the bridge at Saint LC), called La Bar-
uette, has been carried away by the sea,
and that
with their lives. The damage is estimated at 1,000,000 f.
Madrid letter of the 9th states that the Spanish
Ministry had not yet taken any official notice of the
f4.trair of the Rayo, as Mr. Bulwer was expected to ar-
sll'e in the capital on the evening of that day, when a
ertnal communication would be made to him on the
subject.
.10uss
We learn from St. Petersburgh that the Emperor of
Busse learn
Count Orloff Commandant of the
Count
Voou place of Count Benkendorff deceased. nt Orloff however, retains his functions, as Coon-
e,avalr . Illor of State Aide-de-Camp General, and General of
k'y
The Paris Illoniteur publishes a return of the indi-
rect taxes for the three first quarters of the present
Year, which show-an increase of 16,756,000 f. as com-
pared with the corresponding quarters of 1843.
ito4 new attempt to blow up the foundation of the Pont
be uge has failed, and the employment of the mine has
he;,ll
to abandoned, it beinge now determined to try a diving-
, effect the bed
salkeeording to a German journal, the manufactories of
". Y Produce to the amount of 37,915,000 crowns a
4P:!• The number of workmen is 284,300. Cotton-
00ein.rg and weaving employ 30,000 hand-looms, with
acquards, and 4,000 worked by machinery ; there
f4rejea le ,000 for the manufacture of damask, 1,500 for ancig 400 silk Jacquard looms, 300 printing presses
64 paper-mills.
Jame' LAW AND POLZCE.
Fore • 8 Davison, a journeyman smith, was charged be-
Mr. Alderman Kelly, at Guildhall, with annoying
10 be rell, a hosier, in Aldersgate-street, by claiming
'was .8
nephew and as such entitled to be relieved,
remanded.
yeller 13° w stre e t, Thomas Stockes, alias Randall, a tra-
rfaaj)rto
a lace manufactory, at Honiton, near Exeter,
znaed2eght before Mr. Hall, having been previously re-
dials charged with having caused the death of Oba-
I)or"tekxarrett, a Young man, aged twenty-eight years, a
smiths employed in the house of Messrs. Harvey, gold-
usedus and jewellers in the Strand. The prisoner had
sion, everY effort to conceal his name on a previous occa-
prise," med deeply grieved at his situation. The
ing ner had, in consequence of the deceased remonstrat-
ieawith him on his conduct in committing a nuisance
tere Public thoroughfare, knocked him down, and so
niit,relY injured him that death ensued. Hin
He was co-
wed for wit ul murder.
frandaly and Joseph Terne, charged with having
Wiffi -rit'Y obtained money from a woman named
n, were committed from Clerkenwell fur larceny.
Ce:„Prisoners are connected with the Kingsgate-street
P
°f Requests
period Woman, •named Sarah Leaby, who for a long
rtes
obtained a livelihood by " diving into the
hz.,-.`",es of futurity," was charged at Marylebone with
oilt9g obtained a gown from Mary Musgrove, a pretty-
fortune.° In servant girl, under the pretence
dayselling her
it She was committed for fourteen was bente Holmes, late second mate of the ship Cuba,
rueourt gbefore Mr. a
ht B• 11 ntine at the Thames Police
on a charge of feloniously cutting and wounding
yetivia Matthew Macintosh, the master of the same
f,;„el, on the high seas. The prisoner offered no d?-
b-4ee to the serious charges made againt him, and it
ex gig. understood there were other witnesses to be
rened sanded him whountil Tuesday. were not in attendance, Mr. Ballantine
C OUT —PASECXONALI33I.II.
117 T, 11, e Duchess of Gloucester leaves town to-morrow for
ey Court, on a visit to the Queen Dowager. The
4th-'11,44 Duchess travels by railway to Droitwich, where
,-ewager-Queen's carriages will await her arrival, to
The her Royal Highness and suite to Witley Court.
kit
eMarquis and Marchioness of Westminster have
eheshirere Park, near Rickmansworth, for Eaton Hall,
The f°r the winter.
_,"Yrnou vow Countess of Sandwich, Lord and Lady
herdLarw' 1;7 Countess of Aldborough, Mr. ard Lady
Y, a ee reel, Lord H. Seymour, and Mrs. Ma-
whiter ire amen th:English fashionables who intend to
Thn Paris
hour -f4arl of ,
bogie hoiA Chichester presided at the audit for la-
am! eon..
Prey olden; allotments, at Stanmore, on Thursday, fth nted var.
o I,,ecottag.es ions premiums for the good appearance
Ttvne Right i,and allotments.
"'IV last, t"n. LEI bouchere arrived at Taunton on
.uternbers
are
meet Sir E. Colebrooke, and both Hon.
t 0_ eto attend a meeting at the Mechanics' Insti-
,r. n ednesda 4.11 s xeell-ne 3•.
431) the ere' fY gar Nienssnn, the Austrian Minister,
I is departure for Vienna, on leave of
l'etsellee inr.o.sn% wt. e`:s. Immediately on his Excellency's
foil aAI bests 1, urad n to
coantry his contemplated alliance with
Somerset, daughter of the Duke of Beau-
oleninized. A
etilttSCE •
;."leetlll of 3•1•41.Ntlii01311.
u 1,04 trig societ
,the e Farming and
aetxt!,e-n,ud,3'oe-d: as held on Thursday, at Castle Ashby,
46.,„th;01;11),,ttirhie,e3ide,,e, iv_e farm of the Marquis of Northampton,
consutle the association, who was upon
.the.
3 upwards of 200 of the prpal
1113,11eitilaargiswtsoit' the neighbourhood. The whole of the
difficult Was
much admired, and the judges had
200 equence
of y in deciding on some of the cases, in
general excellence. At three o'clock
the e'ntl,nie its
eautiful do own in a spacious tent erected upon
Is'p'ot the chair,
and
of the Noble President, who
.occu-
day had
rnost exnin!l ern giving " Success to the Society,"
feel,n-ad appeare-ing,y of the excellent results which that
stre'-g and d horn its operation, and of the kindly
sgth_, intercourse it was calculated to establish and
Th, „'n•
ecutlw "Iv Police puk,, etedt an,
will
in the Borough is now entirely
b une bns. 0 will shortly be opened for the dispatch of
Setosillitnedlinaetses.' shortly
wi, as a matter of course,
rernes.end, abolished. The court is situate at
striteomm4e_ara the Queen's prison. The court is a
subrEllPg. Mr, one, one, and the appearance is somewhat
iiitiled . Reeves, surveyor of the police, has lately
veinee,rigns for the erection of a new Police-court
.°l37a ser co'll"rtsquare, Westminster, in lieu of Queen-
-4,11c1 at xcau.A new Police-court will shortly be corn-
ti e naetr tngton.
°II fro oPolitan police have just received informa-
el In ,11140bart T • ti.a_ n• teen co own, New South Wales, of the escape
nsported forrtvets, all of whom were sentenced to be
our, life
h eduead
i)ce Worth,
ne a), a numerous meeting was held at
w_r_ I,t• talon gay the seat of Lord Radnor, for the pur-
see_ekusg ciatse_
ainto consideration the distresses of the
heY„ral interee The Noble Earl took the chair, and
round . sting speeches were made. A report will
tie The Golrrlearnflootber part of the paper.
titentt„, rof the Isle of Wiht is the present Lord
leuisites of Ireland, Lord Heytesbury, but the per-
" ath of'tZn emoluments of office were abolished on the
I,llr. //zt7e late Governor, Lord Malmesbury.
1144
,rY Wilson, of the Isle of Wight, started for
Balt Piro ant nesday night, to attend a second time, as
aunton 9 secretary to the English champion, Mr.
geutiert , the forthcoming chess match between that
ensaketiaeue
this day
M. St. Amand, which is appointed to
day.

Stql
efrh, liirnua GUANo.—Some farmers in! liirlicud-
• I,suire having last summer imported what they be-
lieved t
dis 4 9he
.genuine Peruvian guano, and havin been
johPlonted in the results, lately applied to P gfessor
t6,astoti to analyse it for them. Mr. Johnson.rreeports
003 the supposed. guano is a complete impositthe
his; ..,
,e, ot the kind, however, that has ever comale under
at - ?,:re9al observation. If it contain any real it has it is a very small proportion indeed. thinksguano
bees
made übv g coal ashes or Dutch peat
klies.-..,„,,t likely •• 11' - f the bits of coal
teix,ci
__ :., the former, rum
ij7,014. w,to it—with chalk, common salt, a little sul-
tc, ‘e of aminunia, or dried urine, and some other mat-
tc, give it a smell. The smell is not that of guano,
tor?. more like that of the refuse of the glue manufac-
the., .ttie farmers are resolved to make an example of
o-Darty from whom they bought the article, and endea:
t4i(ir recover damages for the injury they have sus
,heell.--Seetsman. v-tk:Tru 0
the ----. x.,OlTitT OF 13ANKRUPTCY.—On Thursday
,Ilt%%swecic:Pleautit'osnie, a lime-
.er committed to prison a bankrupt burner, for giving prevaricatinga
1\4,7 • A linendraper, named GooderTugh,
.late. of
for"(cm Abbot, had the consideration of his application
the !eertificate adjourned for four years from the date of
fAlla in consequence of attempted fraud. . .
i.." 1:, EROCIOUS PlG.—Yesterday John Billing. , a
w*?,,uther, at Hampstead, who was engaged to 'ill! a
It''l:', 5°W, having entered the sty for the purpose of fixing
hile11)0 round. the animal's mouth, she flew furiously at
iti4
.'ie_lz,l:ig him by the right thigh near the groii,tewaas
with-,ltar,e piece of flesh out with her teeth, and it
pre-
hoe.For
veh,:dee utmost difficulty the infuriated animal was _
h. from again seizing him. On being extricated
is dangerousa situation, be was removed to the
il,pital, it is feared that amputation must be per-
ied close to the hip.
al , 4LTA, OCTORER 5.--TWO courts-martial will sit
kiliisP as a sufficient number of Post-Captains can be
tl,t '4"---one to try, Lieutenant Franklin, of the Snake,
,hitrother to try Lieutenant Lowkay, of the Bonetta, on
Pe of drunkenness. Lieutenant Bowker, of,
the
Gil4e, sutumoned Mr. F. Villebois, formerly of the
Plip,„:B, for. insulting him, by calling him an impeFtinent
of VII, Lieutenant Bowker had struck a favourite dog
N,..,ie.,,)is and threatened to do so again ; words
ttt,q4V,l
,t)f tin angry nature, -which led to the offence,
11,, • tl/4/te 1,,,_ ."''. ‘1,4, senteuetd to t 4 fine of 31., and rm.,
---vasolammt.