The Sun.
London, England, 1844-06-19 00:00:00

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POZEIGN. ces
A letter from Constantine of the 4th aaa°ll4
there on that day, of the Duke d'Aurnale wvarosi., r
after having organised the government of the esed
who had made their submission. Marshal Bag, Loco
rived at Oran on his way to the camp of Gellert celebo,`lo
Masses for the Duke of Angouleme were W tb,so
all the parish churches of Paris on the 17th,rat
A
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A letter from Vienna, June 8, states that irarecbess.,re
the funeral of the Duke d'Angouleme the 1)21d, eteciso
part with the Duke de Bordeaux and IV°, esl
liirchsberg, where she will reside for the presea7thqsoe,s
In the night of the 3d instant a shock of ee_er of e'
felt at Poitiers. A few days after the right tos
thedral was observed to have fallen out of the P rtes
and on closer examination a considerable fisstae_ss
vered at its base. ct the
During a storm on the night of Tuesday Is eriioll'
Moulins was struck by lightning. One 01 """
killed, and two others were wounded. obile
On the 12th instant a cannon of large ea111)re„„'(C101,0
proved at the foundry of Ruelle, near Angewv7islyw
burst, and killed one artilleryman and danger° IA
another. 600410
We have received from Doullens, says the of the
letter announcing the death of Jouve, one of tb
prisoners, who has sunk under a frightful disco.: firs Ports
caught in the central prisons in which be Was est 0 Or,
Jouve was sentenced to five years' irnprisilloy
complice in the pretended Republican con
seilles. He was first sent to Aix, next "°„ ,lord,
thence into the prisons of the department of tus','iser''biii
he was first confined he was in robust health, ba_,,," s-e#o4
he has undergone has killed him in less than thr"disCoeisl,
is the fourth who has fallen under the o°B,o
Jeanne in 1837, Mirey in 1839, Buisson in,n"
Jouve in 1844. These victims are,to be adu`"
Mont St. Michel. _„4l, 0
A letter from Alexandria, of May2s, in ther
10 ,a 1340"
" The Viceroy is about to send to Paris 0°
.„t'
third son, and Achmet Bey, the eldest of II theovid
children. The two young Princes are of abau t,beesll,oo
(18 years). Hussein Bey has already, in EgYPnos io ic/r
of the cavalry school, and he will continue to fo
the studies connected with that branch of the se''
met Bey is destined for the artillery. „ro•
c Ft,
On the Ist inst., the King of Naples had . Piied
His Majesty repaired to visit a newly-establis
yue sir pi
dry, and after having inspected the steam-1019
tory, as well as other departments of the ten IS
scarcely left one of the rooms, when the ceiling'
tremendous crash.
maw Aim POLICS• FtlO' 69'
At the Central Criminal Court BenjanilnA isedol.ledsl
27, Moses Lebrecht, Carl Lowenthall, 44, an,"56.,41).1
sheik, 36, Polish Jews, were indicted for steah°l6ill,'4lo
silk, value 121. 175., the property of James -Piotio,;joi
dwelling•house of J. Hunt, on Monday, the the ssecl
Runnustman pleaded Guilty. Loweniball addrehat h
in French, with great vehemence. He denied ti" eso,,g
participator in the robbery, and he conspletelleadecl
Gullshalk, as did also the prisoner who had...Leal:2l3'
All were acquitted except Runnustman, who .atlr4 .
six months' hard labour.
Captain J. Donald was indicted for assa,,-,,
Mitchell, by striking him on the head, wit'"-„,t to "V'
tion of the Admiralty of England, with the ie;
grievous bodily harm. There were other Co u,OOl 0,4
which charged a common assault. The jury oust
el",
soner guilty of the common assault, and the "'sa p
him to pay a fine of 40s. to the Queen, whichh,e4lo
discharged. The Court adjourned till Mond* ty
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COUILT—PASEMON-.ga
It is now positively stated in the Court e;-rsoln'7,,,
will not be a State ball this season, as was^Ftsev't 4
have been given by her Majesty, in honour °'
King of Saxony. a °
His Royal Highness Prince Albert is eXPecot:, fordt/s
Buckingham Palace at an early hour to-raorr„sooe
via' the Great Western Railway, to lay the collie'
intended new building at the college. ,
The Duchess of Gloucester, the Duchess of" 100,1
Duchess of Northumberland,' and many
tinction, patronise the Grand Fete ChamParet,4 Pa* „;
other
so
Concert, to be held next week in the Regent sirs
of the Royal Dispensary for Diseases of the ."'"'" for ''oo,
The Marquis of Salisbury left town yesterdaio solit,lo
House, Herts. The Noble Marquis is likely Wevissol
with the company of the King of SaxonY Pr
Majesty's departure. f 01°10
The Earl of Mulgrave has arrived in town -tr°,oll,/
Castle, near Whitby, where the Marchioness "11,'
residing. We are happy to hear the Marcha°3l`--
much improved of late. „
The Countess of Norbury entertained a dis,r•li`e:rlA-0',4
of friends at dinner on Monday evening, a' 11ft ric,s
residence in Belgrave-square. The countess
a soirée, at which above two hundred fa5P A
present. ta°
The Earl and Countess of Mornington
the ensuing month for Orleans House, Twie"tlesl, r,
delightful residence they have taken for the a° 01:01,
Earl Compton and Lord William Conipton, °ass
making a tour of Italy during the last six 10 P
petted home next week. Ai es
Ell' J
The Earl and Countess of Minto and the La- e,s r
tend to leave town for the season the second w johr
month, and go direct to Minto House, Bol"burg 0:0
will there meet Lord and Lady Melgund. etw.‘•:a
Mrs. William Gladstone's assembly last e'rAps o„di
Right Hon. the President of the Board of Tra;;01
on Carlton-terrace, was attended by a "mine
Ala)
t
fashionables.
frd'
Earl and Countess Cowper and their youth{
Great Stanhope-street yesterday for Pansarlgef'°f
days in retirement, in consequence of the dew's- °
A. H. Cole, her Ladyship's near relative.
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The first miscellaneous flower, fruit, and vege,`,llo 0
~
the South London Floricultural Society, took
day, at the Surrey Zoological Gardens. The -bicYcco
were placed under marquees and pavilions, "tbe!'!„,)1;
erected in various parts of the ground. Among, irsslci;ofOr,
ful competitors in the various classes were gr. J-11311%-,074
Gaines, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Welch, Mr. Schroder!dieit
Mr. Smith, Mr. Dower, Mr. Bridges, ilfritievari
Wood, Mr. Bruce, Mr. ,Catleugh, Mr. Dawson,
,eji
Mr. Hunt, &c. The exhibition was extremely 139.
and appeared to afford general gratification to tho )11'
visitors.
It appears from a 'return made to Parlialnessrits.iPloo;
Hodges, the short-hand writer employed by 31,earc Ps4
had been paid to the 7th of June instant, in rt of Pot, ti
for his attendance in Ireland, and for transcri,P
ings, &c., the sum of 670/. Messrs. Gurney osji ft 1/4
the attendance up to the date of the order
_A P'''
pro etl/r
May, which was made to the return ranv`-"ct
combe, in the Court of Queen's Bench to reP°,esa r;,/
previous to, during, and since the trial of the Citielise'
nell and others, and for the transcripts , tea. trj
873/. 12s. 10d. The transcript is not yet coluP:lscll.4,'"ell,ol
The distribution of prizes at the Royal ICilatsbe`.oo
place-on Tuesday, in the large school-roolu, veer-141g
the presence of Admiral Sir E. T. Troubridq, •'`
Young, Admiral Skipsey, Sir R. Dobson, "Pd alevb'eirgif,
Currie, Rideout, Forbes, Connelly, Hope, anrrse r4esdi
gallant officers, with a large party of ladles. the 000'1, ri
Sir Charles Ogle, :paid a high compliment ta scb
the satisfactory state in which he had foeuaeder;rmilre
iost'rthe;
the scholars having given three hearty h
dent and the Rev. Dr. Chambers, the head-
for oo
semblage dispersed.
alder.° Cvus,4
Mr. Scales, who was formerly chosen by. the cg‘
soken-ward by the inhabitants rejected
0-ibr the
Aldermen; is again in the field as a candidst blie
al
At
gown. held At a meeting of the Repeal Association pint
Monday, the following resolution was lOW/ erirA
that an article having appeared in the .14 rfl 0019 0,4.
whereby it might be inferred that there was 3 enter oft
tion to the people to purchase arms, un,d Ti,csaeinsbelifi,!l,
system of passive resistance to rent, ""etbs;pPl."teti
themselves bound to declare their strong repeft.file
these suggestions, and to reiterate their 011°3; strut
ration, that they seek success in their presetnilliab
by moral and legal means, and without the 7- The
or the infliction of any injury to any °Ds.
the last week was 3,2Q01.

IRELAND. 170$311)10/P:tirl
DUBLIN, MONDAT.--LOYAL
_NATIONAL -10011
' cO.Ol
Anorr.—The usual weely meetin g of the .1;,
Repeal Association wask held this day at
Hall. The Mayor of Limerick was called to e -r 4
immense cheering. The address to the Que cloptc to-rof
Mr. O'Connell's liberation, was unanimouslYA atiod lc
for the week—two thousand eight bundle'
pounds! RID-PCPrd.
THE DISCIPLINE OF RICHMOND B-
GRA-g°
LETTER OF SIR J. harp to cofl
The following is the reply of Sir J. Gra"- f the set(tY
O'Brien's inquiry in reference to the refusal etieraelir be
of the Richmond Bridcwell to admit that gee ortle4ist
deputation who accompanied him, owing to $ll ,Sor
Governor) had received from the Beard Ib4ll
-ence Tpe ,•40
" Whitehall, utrieceipAt.recO:d
" beg leave to acknowledge the the v"lchl
letter of the 11th instant, upon the subject et the ';itte",
given by the Board of Superintendence of sdlitieti• .ir
Penitentiary, that no deputation should 00,1
present addresses to certain prisoners thereTt of tlei,e Piot'
to acquaint you that by law the enforceeleici be ill 04.
line of the Richmond Penitentiary is ves.,,,e der t leY
of Superintendence ; that this Board is not
_rthat td o 0
diate control of the Secretary of State, an be Dos
prepared to interfere with the discretion of
tOtjg,
occasion.
obedieliatO" „i
" I have the honour to be, Sirj your DIES
broo_oi
" To William Smith O'Brien, Esq., 31•P'", Goatee
TEETOTALISM.—John O'Connell, Beel•',.°;oaren, o.tbe
of the Liberator,, has taken the pledge sinfostei
Father Mathew, who presented him ledge Ce.-
The Hon. Mr. Jerningham took the teetotal 11),; 3150
Rev. Mr. Mathew, at Cactlecomer, last weeLisalore. fOrtliet
Curry, agent_ to the Duke of Devonshire, atf floor thiespo
THE .REPEAL-BUTTON WAR !—A runner To, an aseivit
having meat for some officer in the barrse boat r:
from a baker's Shop with a cart of breek/I.,'e toelt.ie°psolc,;
mittance by the sentry yesterday, unless tn's whi2,loooo'
Repeal buttons, and put them in their poelt.erited
through. he barrack-yard. This, t'
is, those sPs.,ectif tios;
fused to do, and declined to deliver their re,"
sot „
dities unless permitted to wear the emblem
ic;ts
They were about to retire when the sentrY
rter•
hand in the meat and bread.—LieterigeP°

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NSIEAD CEMETERY --The first, 5.„--.._ 1.010, 0,
chapels to he erected in the *cemetery of all SOFive, bletec)
near Peckham, was laid on Monday, the lith ecir„ Ce?,,,1511:
Rev. Dr. Russell, the'chairman o the Lon ',", cbtilior
Company, assisted by B. Hawes,
and the other directors. This extensive celneril, theriff,
ing above 56 acres, was inclosed and laid °lii'll tete go:
1838 ; since which the services have been renu 'erect c ,
buildings • but the company having resolved tow jects
Esq., the de PV,",,, consr7e $,
suitable to'
the extent of the ground, and of tile squlfle'
accommodation required by the populousnesss ottit,is to
selected the designs submitted by Mr. Thnto.na th cborot '1
whose direction they are now in progress..., -vi°,oa a,4
in the style of architecture prevalent in -bog—as dec4l/i,if
middle of the fourteenth century, knowo wit-060;,,,
English. The principal chapel is an nntagr,°°: the,;43 '''.
pitched roof and groined ceiling, modelled al: hens
1,0'4
House at York. The exterior is to be bud ° *ln' ,e
Bath stone. 1 P itre4
and
The Lord Mayor of Dublin, and forsevec°
of the Town Council, have arrived in town, h the yie on A
of presenting an address to her Majesty' tiP°ll
Mr. O'Copnell'a trial and imprisonment.