The Sun.
London, England, 1844-09-06 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

AND

igiutittr Opinion.

" Who runs may read."

rearamsr.
On Monday evening their Majesties, the King and
Queen of the French, received the Pope's Nuncio,
Turkish Ambassador, the Egyptian Princes, the Ml'
nisters of Bavaria and Saxony, M. de Lesseps, and tile
Count de Grave.
The King left Paris on Tuesday night for the Chatean
d'Eu. He will, however, only remain there for taco
days, after which he will return to Neuilly.
The Courrier Francais says :—" Some journals hate
announced that the King's journey to England was por
poned until after the arrangement of the Otaheite
It is now affirmed that this matter is settled, and that
the journey will take place speedily. A. medal, destines
to perpetuate the remembrance of this visit, is alrescli
being prepared at the Mint."
The Prince de Joinville, says the Toulonnais of the 15/'
immediately after the arrival of the division at Csal„f4
was to repair in the Pluton steamer to Oran, to have 'w
interview with Marshal Bugeaud, thence he was to Prr.
coed to Bona, to see his brother, the Duke d'Aun3sl"
and from Bona to Toulon. On the Ist inst. all the ar
thorities of this last harbour were on the qui viceter
pecting the Prince at every moment.
The Commerce states that the Prince is about to re:
turn to Paris, where he is expected to arrive about die
20th of the present month.
Orders have been received at Brest to put in coniTnis•
sion the frigate Armide, and the advice boat Le Legara
At Cherbourg, also, the advice boats Rossignol an
Cygogne are being fitted for sea with all expedition.
The following appears in the Moniteur:—"A coma's
sion was appointed by the Governor of Senegal in 18 r
to report on the course of the River Faleale, int/0r
Senegambia, and the gold mines in the countries °a
Bondou and Bambouk. The Commission was compea, •
of M. Huart, a pharmacian of the navy ; M. Raffenel.9o
clerk in the navy ; and M. Pottin Patterson, a natio
resident. After long and laborious excursions, em
travellers quitted Falime and having arrived at ""ro
upper course of the Gambia, descended by that river
the English settlements, where they were received
the most cordial sympathy. From St. Mary, Bathurr:„,
they returned by sea to St. Louis-de-Senegal. A rer;,
of this expedition having been made to the King by
Minister, of the Marine, his Majesty has bestowed we
order of the Legion of Honour on M. Reffenel.
same distinction had previously been conferred on ,e
Huart, on the occasion of an excursion in the Cayor,w
Yoliff, and on the banks of the lake Paniefoul."
The same journal states that the Emperor of Moroe.ct°r
has not quitted Mequinez, notwithstanding the graYl4,
of circumstances; for that town contains his Oval iit
which is valued at fifty millions of francs, ranger, be
earthen pots in the cellars of his palace, of which
alone has the key. When he is absent, one of his 5-of
watches over the precious deposit. His sons being nos
with the army, and the Emperor fearing that if hekvit of
to absent himself his treasure would be stolen, as tHa
his predecessor was, he remains near it, surrounded
his guard, which consists of about 6,000 men.
According to accounts from Toulon of the 31st o.f
gust, a telegraphic dispatch had been received fr°o.
Paris by Admiral Bauden, the Maritime Prefect, toP79,
the arming of all vessels now on the stocks. The re•
cruiting of sailors was carried on to an extent as if Pr
parations were making for a formidable war. Ther!veil
peered to be a great difficulty in procuring able-hu''
men.
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Among the personages of distinction recently 1-„h
at Marsedles the journals of that port mention a 0% eof
of the King of Prussia, travelling under the nail/-
Count de Tucklenburg. be.
The Berlin official Gazette publishes the trestibre
tween France, Prussia, Austria, and Russia, for the :41
lition of the slave-trade. The treaty is dated the coN'of
December, 1841, and added to it, is an ordonns°
the Bth July, declaring the penalties to those who vi
the stipulations. t
The Germanic Diet closed its sittings on the 31afth
after deciding that it should re-assemble on the ".
January. •
LAW AND POLICE. je
The House of Lords gave judgment yesterdsi,
several out-standing appeal cases.
Alfred Dallenger, the young creole, who has b
before brought up at the Guildhall on a chargace
burglary at the Stirling Castle public-house, Lcalii
wall, was fully committed for trial by Mr. Alder°
Wood. Stnitib

At Marlborough-street Mr. William Collin
barrister, No. 10, Victoria-grove, was charged the
having been drunk and riotous at one o'clock
morning. The defendant denied that he had been "roe
or riotous, and stated his intention to go before the ;by
missioners to lodge a charge against the police-cells con'
who had arrested him. Mr. Hardwick, however'i.4os.
sidered the case to be proved, and inflicted a fine iiheair.
Mr. Stephen Murphy, of Spencer-street, Nortwela
ton-square, was placed at the bar of the Clerk44ll
Police- court, pursuant to his recognisance, charge°° tie
having caused the death of Samuel Rogers, 34.
was remanded until Tuesday. - Tier'
At Marylebone a young woman, named Emu' bar.
buck, in the service of 13enjamin Ihidgef scl-clAag re.
rister, residing at No. 22, Cambridge-street,: rA'bwaellerf
road, charged- with having stolen articles of
and other property of much value, was fully coin
mit
for trial. 04°'
James Dean Smith, a labouring man, residing win
2, James-street, Commercial-road, was remanded
the Lambeth-street Police-court on a charge of st3buP.
James Deans.
A Jew earthenware dealer, named .Lewis
Jacobs, was charged at Worship-street with 13°th itr
feloniously uttered a forged acceptance for 151., re'
tent Ito defraud Mr. William Harvey, a bricklaYe?oes
siding in Tyssen-place, Kingsland-road. The accelah'
purported to be that of W. Simmons, tobacconist,
street, Newington. The isoner was remanded. .„d its
At Union-hall, Sarah Drew,- a woman advenr;ith
years, was brought before Mr. Cottenham, charge,od,
administering poison to Richard Drew, her linsua her
with intent to deprive him of life.- The prisoner arich
husband lived very unhappily together, and the" s°was that she had put arsenic into his tea while
,i'brart
attending to a customer in his shop—a circulating
She was remanded. ,
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At the Thames Police-court, Alexander Ws' o.e and
giteer, was charged with using profane langto po'
creating a disturbance in Stepney old church. bad
e°
who said he was a Scotch Presbyterian, 'cow
tered the church on Wednesday evening service
wile the y ef:
was preaching, and had interrupted the
ke
claiming in a loud voice—" It is a lie—a ~11e0.10 for
was ordered to find securities for his good behari
six months, and in default committed. teoliftl
Francis Addison, a black man, charged with silo!)
Maltese gold chain, with a gold pencil-case . ~„r,
value 20 guineas, from the American ship Willists fsPi
lying at Gravesend, of which ho was steward, lc, 1414'
committed. The articles were the property 0`
Plimney, one of the passengers. is
00173M—PASSIONABSA. be
The royal carriages have been commanded t° toe,
be
attendance at the Slough station, this afternoon., 0,1
four and five o'clock, to convey to Windsor helroeobe
Highness Prince William of Prussia, upon tbees
of his visit to her Majesty. His Royal HIP° tutu d'
will be attended by Count Konigsmark, Count ore
PP
Baron Schleinitz, and Captain Meynell) le 00
'
dington, if possible, by the four o'clock train.depo..,,Me
however, any circumstances occur to delay the bas Tor
of the Prince beyond that hour, a special tranl cone''
commanded to be in readiness at Paddington' will .„a,
his Royal Highness to Slough. The Prince
leave of her Majesty and Prince Albert to-Ine.`"
depart the same afternoon for the Continent. reiolLe
The Marquis of Anglesey's cutter yacht tiebip, Sri
come up the river from Cowes. His Lorluoisil'
laying up his yacht, will entertain a party at
vlowerl
with the sport of partridge shooting. ; the 'oess
The Marquis of Conyngham and family..., -n_,ble bee)
of Yarrow yacht, with the Marquis and rael°
Blandford, in the Wave cutter yacht, and ot" tb, of
of the yacht squadron, have arrived at Plyin:i
Earl Fitzwilliam will commence his annifoise, rI °
public dinners next week at Wentworth ;l fr
ed, o;
Rotherham, where a family party has ass eli, town with
His Excellency Baron Brunnow arrive o„. dieing tioa
Brighton yesterday, and had the honour-f tbe Lelathe Prince of Prussia, at the residence
A dingt°ll;
last evening. °
Lady Caroline Towneley, the HOIL gr'rrhots'
Captain Sir Henry Hart, R.N., and 11":' "d 00 the
&c., were amongst the passengers, Whoarrvibeioe,
by
day morning from Belgium and the +1
steamer Antwerpen, Captain Jackson. rtgecht 00)
Captain Ormsby, Captain Chambers, Iv siforth;sere
and family, Lenox Cunningham, Esq., Pr' the Ps 0°
Captain Williams and family, were amongit no der
gers that embarked at Blackwell oil
board the General Steam Navigation ColaP
the sany's OP'
Welollcs
'°
ship Soho, for Antwerp. of sa- I)"
His Serene Highness Prince Edward the
arrived in town yesterday from Braemar
of Leeds's sporting seat in the Highlands.
nixiscw,Aigasotral Asylatesebeitilt:
At a Quarterly Court of the Caledon a point
on Thursday, at the Freemasons' TaTelll' of
tion -agreed to at a former meeting that the 11...,Frealher'
of master should be confined exclusively to 1"
I'l°3
the Church of Scotland was affirmed. ~conneeoieg
Mr. Gartlan, one of the agents for Mr-
the other prisoners, left London on Thursday ifS.
with the formal warrants, for their discharg:ncea a° g'
Vice-Chancellor Wigram has just prenrhee in
portant decision in reference to Scotch ch t
land, viz., that their connection with the ~,retel of
the
kyterian Synod does not, as the seceders ha
scefnrigtec'
enable Free Sect ssion ministers to hold
To •
worship. visie"
of Two
The Post thus laments the low pricetatordsit
" The best Norfolk wheat was selling
of
pelybot
at 465. per quarter. American hams t the
scription may now be retailed at 4d. pertfiroe"
banker can, in such circumstances, vet? suct:e7ri‘:ll:l;
farmers ho surround him ? What, In, ? 1-10%g,„ers
stances, is the value of agricultural propert_Y,.„. W-
ho"
may the solvency of the great majority of
be assumed as a probability t
old Steno' actor •te.
During the last few days a number ,_rd TO!: to
been employed pulling down the _sopa ,
Shoreditch, and twelve houses adjoining,
ik3',he saw_ too
rebuilding a new and spacious theatre 0,11 opefrsiro-
oner
It is to be on the same plan as the LnglP 0
Paris. ore' al
coni's Equestrian establishment at
__ver.sq
be oe
nearly as large, and decorated after the tneAge
The Queen's Concert-room, at 1.1 nu
Bell,
hear t
of workrne_n_atse,
rice
on Thursday night filled to oveurfloiwititnsgs,o, fecn3o,oo
entertainment given by Mr. lous
gentleman, who has appeared on some preY