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

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Printed placards have been posted up in call° otA,
Paris, announcing the intention of opening a sub
the part of the people, for a monument to the inelnv
Jacques Laffitte. arlv
Her Royal Highness the Princess Clementine 0:1300;
Augustus of Saxe-Coburg, her husband, arrived titveali
on Wednesday by the railroad, and immediately',
ri
the Palace of Laeken. . tie
La Presse states that it is now certain that the
railroad will be made by Government. oor41;
" During the whole of the illness of M. Laffitte',oo
Moniteur .Parisien," the King sent daily to n 3,"
as to his state." This is denied by the National.
„igloo
The clerks of the bank of Laffitte have all gone ill"'
ing for the death of their respected chief.
The Revue de Paris states that negotiations are Pei
a new postal treaty between France and Snail:4lrool°
gular establishment of post-office steamers for
_g
Malaga, &c. Geerf,
A considerable crowd collected last night, say of,.
on the quays and open places to look at the ec',:rflOt,
moon. The weather was most favourable, and tue dor
the phases were distinctly visible. About ten the
tion of the moon's brightness was very Perceptible,o7?
quarter past eleven o'clock the luminary wee ch°rigl",,
hidden. It was curious to observe the increasiDgi%l
of the stars as the light of the moon diminished. '
particularly brilliant. ,
The Queen of Saxony has arrived at Municllo,ll;4o,
the Royal Family of Bavaria. Her Majesty aligmpocle4
Royal residence. The King of Saxony is not CS Y"
return to Dresden before the end of July. roe
The King of Hanover, it is said, intends to Pprioe,
Vienna in the course of this summer. The Croiroh:"Cif
Hanover will shortly repair to Norderney, and
Princess to Ems and Wiesbaden. eltil"
Prince Metternich gave a superb ball on the 19t of
at his villa, near Vienna, in honour of the raarr'lriii,
Imperial Highness Archduke Albrecht, of Ausoi
Princess Heldegarde, of Bavaria, which was honoa tria
presence of the Emperor and Empress of Fax
Dowager Empress of Austria, and all the licaPel'yt Ras i
as well as by rive hundrhd of the elite of Vienna. '000;
first grand fite the Dowager Empress attended 5i,1348,,
mise of the late Emperor Francis. Sir Robert Gorauviot,,,
ball, intended for the 24th ult., in honour of Queenoe*:,
birthday, was expected to be unusually, brilliant twii„r
The Archduchess Maria Louisa is shortly, to join the iii
Family circle, after which her Imperial Highness le
to one of te
Paris
n
One of h
the journals states that the tivol;
Lamotte, who played so deplorable a part in the atrjeio
necklace of Marie Antoinette, died lately at abe j.
Faubourg St. Germain, aged eighty. h 817,,e
According to accounts from Geneva, M. Josekepr,
one of the leaders of the late insurrection, had arrt,o% g
with about 150 men, who had succeeded in nie,7l4
escape within him. In the first instance be tool'
Savoy, where he was well received, but he was 0 4
Switzerland under an escort. The authorities of till?
Valais have declared Sion in a state of siege, o°4
great number of the Society of La Jenne Suisse 10
The Castellano of Madrid, of the 24th, states fre,lrciol,
that when the post left that place on the 20th, tu'hope
ment tobacco-manufactory was in flames, and 11 ~yet
entertained that any part of the building would be' !
COUXT—rAssioviAtims.
The Duke of Rutland left town on SaturdaYrnA
the seven o'clock train, on the South-Western ."i•foli't;
Lymington, for the purpose of inspecting his beat, 'AO.
Resolution, preparatory to proceeding on a trip uP 501
terranean. The Resolution has recently undergone alp,
overhauling and refitting, and is now in excellent •
Grace returned to town the same evening. , cal
The Countess Dowager of Hardwicke has arrio7,4o
to the Earl and Countess of Mexborough from Tit'"
h all, near St. Alban's. tOI
The Duke and Duchess of Montrose received a die
party at dinner, on Friday last, at their mansion
oe
square. bae4 ,
The Marquis of Londonderry's grand militariwelllV
the 24th instant will be given to the Duke of coP„
as Commander-in .Chief, the staff at head quarterte,
Reid and M‘Douall, and the officers of the 2d Lifevele,i
which corps his Lordship is Colonel ; and in the eio
Marchioness will throw open her splendid saloons
of the haut ton. Oil 1,
Countess Bjornstjerna had an assembly on °f t
About 200 persons of distinction, including most
reign ministers, were present. t rtati
The Lord Chancellor and Lady Lyndhurst ell-eetth
Excellency Baron Nieumann, Marquis of W'eiireyeriP
and Countess of Jersey, Earl and Countess of Pejo a
Lady Louisa Percy, Lord Brougham, Lord Clatioicr/
ton, Count de Noailles, Madlle. D'Este, LadY,,tl4,l.
Right Hon. J. W. Croker, Mr. Lovell, and a selvyhoir
dinner, on Thursday last, at the residence of tbe;do
Learned Lord, in George-street. Her LadysbiP,,,ll
after dinner. Cards have been issued for soir`—'

nesdays, throughout the present month. d niei,
On Saturday the Archbishop of Canterbury
ley gave a dinner party, at which were present told, Ore
Ripon and Mrs. Longley, the Countess of Mans&lA
and Countess of Kinnoul, Lady Caroline Murrs.l.!d'
Lady Barrington, Lady Catherine Douglas, I,°"-
and several- other persons of rank.
Du 6CENG:GALNEOI7II. is 00%
The preparations for the Polish ball, which oi
Monday, the 10th instant, continue to be carried f opclis
greatest activity. The ladies patronesses vie 'wit:6
in forming quadrilles and polkas, and, fromt' ectyi
with which the latter dance is practised, we eldifip
will be danced at the Polish Ball in a manner ,
tify the vogue it has obtained. The sale of ticketse
quite unprecedented ; a circumstance which 111.41,,.,f'e,
counted for by the fact that there are many per;rerj
the habit of attending such entertainments, who ntr
of testifying their sympathy for the Poles by Or'
on this occasion. , 07,
On Friday night the annual grand fancy dm4r
funds arising from which are devoted for the b'',,erhi
Royal Academy of Music, was given at the lirt°o4?f
Rooms, and we are happy to say, must have P'„t,
beneficial for that excellent national established
were one thousand tickets taken for the ball, Aurds:Dieel
culated that above nine hundred personages of' j•
present. ,drer
On Sunday morning a letter, which _has been
the Lord Bishop of London to the clergy of hisLorgY
read in every church and chapel throughout of bisi
those parts of the suburbs under the jurisdiction 011
ship, on the subject of an appeal to their resPec 0-t
gations in behalf of the erection and endoell'ecdod
tional churches in the metropolis. The letter collo Del
a request that, on Sunday next, a collection 51,? tbe he
in every church and chapel within his diocese, °T or'
of providing a fund for the erection of addition
P

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MURDER AT BRADFORD'
YORKSHIRE.
A dastardly murder has been committed at,, ,
Yorkshire, by a number of Irishmen, who Mill 614
upon thirteen defenceless mien, the members
band, while on their way home after being eP.,„eds7,'
procession of some Orange lodges on Whit "-`o‘iderliio!i,
proceedings of the Orangemen were very Beind
beyond the band playing the tunes of " The
t sl
and "Hearts of Oak," there was nothing d
with the festival of the lodges calculated to op
eieley
ings of any party or person. Nor was the OPritre
angry feeling called for from those 10°. p
ready to feel violently offended at sueu,hre
namely, the Irish Roman Catholics, of who'll `-oea,"e, )
body in Bradford, who have there sought enders, PiOrl
and good employment as wool-sorters, labou
it appears, though the Roman Catholics have re‘ioes,,ipeJeY
had their " Holy Guild " meetings and proceareterv,i:4
suffering either insult or injury, they were
treat some of those who took part in the Jest 0000 e!
Orangemen in a very different manner. As tliq
band left the procession, at the close of the claPeciil
up their musical instruments, and were prod s{'homeward when they were followed, about afaity
Bradford, by some two hundred Irishmenwomen and children. When the poor fellowsthe
part of the road where there were few house-9,00:0
who had supplied themselves with sticks, bbi,Ptee,,e2.,4
and other missiles, made a savage attack uPcs:traiavfe!
they were quite unable to resist. Their in'efeeea
soon broken to atoms, and several of the men 'Teo.% fl",e,
used. One poor man, named Benjamin Gott, red 0,7
by blows from a bludgeon, had his skull fraeid ae":
most brutally beaten, and was left on the greue:j, see
insensibility, from which he never recovelheld,A,
Wednesday night last. He was a quiet ins,"` ev
connected with the Orange body, and has lett t.yz
helpless children, the youngest at the breast. tllso,el
On Saturday last, an inquest was opened on
the deceased at the Thornhill Arms Inn, den" ,
Bradford, before Mr. Jewison, coroner, wbell,,-d, asv i
evidence to the effect above stated was addite;.
quiry was adjourned to Monday, the 10th la l`4 ales?
The case has excited much p oainful interri, is
and the thickly populated neighbourhood, ",
investigation by the West Riding magistrates 4to
in that town. 13g '
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Five Irishmen, of the names of ThomasVsilpe it j
O'Brian, Daniel Donovan, William Quin, ari„,lol,l,
are in custody, and have been partly rexatnwitociwf ir
of having been engaged in the murderous a who 600
said they have all been identified as parties et
the deceased. They stand remanded for fw-
tion this day (Monday).____
htia,t,
CARRYING COALS TO NEWCASTLE." 7 tol
tilda, of Sunderland, is now loading a care he
coals to be towed round from the Wear to t too
tor
ply a manufactory with fuel. This is
coals to Newcastle."—Durhani Advertiser.
_l5 LAW
ANECDOTE OF THE LATE M. jACaOuratiCl!/'
—M. Arago, in the course of the funeral
_,jeg...heg„;
delivered on Thursday, related the folloePleet teevi,r
pride in his humble birth was, perhape,tb,„ 0, 6
acted on the expiring mind of M. Lamt'yots v.,tO;A
daughter of the Prince de la ll,loskowa, wbc:ofetbp,eriece7
the most tender affection of her aged filed bet
that her schoolfellows when at play, calie t the
,t;rie-",
could not understand how it happened °a
we lsl
of a Princess was not a Prince. The anl. sal ~(,)40
replied Laffitte, you will tell them that
and sZi fo,
Prince du Rabot (Prince of the Plaink, it--41!fadhtf ,
appear obscure to them, you will explaw,,,
command you to do so—by adding that ".1.6
carpenter."
AGO hOrgi#
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN 4,0 A i;01;.;'
TION AT DOVER FOR CALAIS.—A special trill,o!,,it„,o
gaged to convey her Majesty to Colognes
d to be le° (1114
at the Royal Hotel have been command 9. o
I,
Her Majesty and suite will embark at LiTe sTesei,epce,,,f
morning, on board the Dusseldorf
Rhin for 3111 Y tie.)
Company's elegant steam yacht, Victoriau,,,_""uge
vessel has been engaged some days since,
Steam Navigation Company of London.
PROLIFIC HIVE.--MISS HarriSOD9..t asiilAoo. CO 4
has a hive of bees in her garden, which c,.„x'd a 1
on the 13th of May, another on the 2201!r,tif, 2‘,
24th, which are doing well.—Yorkshire L'W o'Cl°;00'104
ACCIDENT.—On Saturday, at the "1.011,q (p
several men, employed as labourers at, e
ecaffol
Parliament, were engaged on ono of loll;1
the blocks of stone for the Victoria Tow on on, AI
way, and an immense mass of stone ,I`,„g
breaking the poles by which the scaffo,`:,ollo_,o4i
and precipitating all who were on it to tn,eices;, deep
the workmen were so seriously hurt that i` 001)°,1;,,
sary to remove them to Westminster UosePecepee6r,.,
others were slightly injured, and the rest Ads? 1/,
THE IRON Tne,p,,E,--lie CREASE 011;fr.
have much pleasure in announcing that e ea Cr atosl jj,
Messrs. Halley, and Sir John Guest kV:a 011,04
wages to their workmen ten per cent. :Live 9il
gentlemen who hold the just ma ire On'
way speedily d 9 likewisee4fonnwm"--