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

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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The Constitutionnel saysv.
theta Ministers continue to go
to St. Cloud nearly every morning. We are told that
111(1 render accounts t f all affairs to the Duke de
Nemours, who communicate s their substance to the
in a correspondence regularly kept up. An
active set-lice of estafettes is organised between St. Cloud
and the Chateau d'Eu, and measures are also taken for
the ei3st Prompt conveyance of intelligence to and from
Xngland during the King's absence.
We are assured (sivs the Patrie) that the Minister of
Vinances is only a aiting for the conclusion of the loan
(21300 millions to retire from office. Marshal Soult: also
Eeems much disposed to retire. New negotiations have
taken place with a view to Marshal Bugeaud's becomin
Minister ofg
'War.
A letter from Constantia, 24th ult, in the Algerie, in-
forms
us that the taxes in that province this year
amount to three millions of francs, and that they are
Paid with much more promptitude and regularity than
could have been expected.
The Sentinelle of Toulon states that a telegraphic dis-
Pateh has been received there, ordering the Triton man-
of-war to proceed to Brest, and the Jemmnpes to join the
stleadron of Admiral Parseval-Deschenes. They are
both to sail on the 15th.
The A.fricain arrived on Sunday at Havre from Hayti.
Gruerrie
Theca pr, tain reports that, on the 10th of Augustl General
the President, received the submission o
General Pierrot, who commands the army of the North,
Aand that immediately after the rejoicings which took
are on this occasion, the two generals set out at the
sail of the army for Cape Haytian. The country was
Perfectly tranquil.
A letter from Rome, in a German paper, states that a
new creation of cardinals is expected, and that amongst
them will be the Archbishop of Cologne.
„The Hanover Gazette of the 2d publishes a Royal de-
sa,72 extending to the city of Hamburgh the same advan-
aa's for merchandise, as regards the tolls of Brunshs usen,
13 °re already enjoyed by other parts of Germany, and
eaairk and Belgium.
01. `v ,carn from osen, 25th ult., that a strong spirit
against Persecutioa on the part of the inhabitants generally
_ttllttothgieveirewish inhabitants- having been manifested,
e authorities have received orders from the Govern-
all possible protection to the Jews, and to
Panisll with severity persons who are guilty of this per-
secetion.
appears by letter from Vienna, of the 29th ult.,
mat
.101"ifiluatriey
-sore •
Enmexpteeror of Austria has positively ordered the
ssion of lotteries in his States, from the Ist of
The persons who keep the lottery-
, ec.i,„; and whose appointments were all for life, are to
a Small pension and a sum of money out of the
a,(The railroad from Nuremberg to Bamberg was opened
OA the Ist inst.
A Frankfort journal states from Bremen that 3,000
rutgrauts front the north of Germany are waiting there
za°r umbarkation to Texas, on the territory purchased by
ccalPa4y at Frankfort.
LAW AND POLICE.
Ito• bankrupt lacemn, named Jonathan Thomas Maund,
'To had carried ona business in Birmingham, was exa-
lt ined yesterday before Mr. Commissioner Evans, touch-
ths a deficiency in his account of 735/. He said he had
_ls Pocket picked of that amount in the streets of London
oft Pocket
17th of August. The Learned Commissioner
Z. 414 tha evens was one of the most extraordinary stories
he heard, and not one tittle of which did he
itotatiltrups, 7,,iLisci, Honour, emphatically addressing the
" ferPr There is not enough in the evidence
present to justify my committing you to Newgate, but
ultnL‘rur own sake I would advise you to give up this
t° Your creditors, fur I am sure you have it."
tuall Petition of Benjamin Carpenter, a licensed vic-
Tleser' was dismissed by Sir C. F. Williams.
bfiddi criminal business for the October Session for
well. Middle has commenced at the Sessions-house, Clerken-
fon green. The calendar contained the names of sixty-
for r prisoners for trial, fifty-five of whom were indicted
fel°rlY, all of which were of a trifling nature. The
Ate..,rultiaing nine stood charged with misdemeanours.
miellgst the cases disposed of was that of Charles
lituagnutsitt3u.s Cooke, convicted of stealing two baskets and a
of pears, the property of William Attwood. It
"Mg been ascertained that he had been previously
confined in a lunatic asylum, he was sentenced to six
Months' imprisonment, for the purpose of enabling the
Medical men to ascertain the state of his mind, on which
the Prisoner broke out into the following rhapsody
The fact is, you are as mad as I am; but I'm not mad.
NO, in not ; but I think you ought to be here in the
dock instead of me. I have seen greater rogues in the
court to day than I am. Send me out of the country, for
,its both unpleasant and inconvenient to remain here ; for
A have spent the greater part of my life in madhouses
said prisons."
At Guildhall a young mau, named John M'Gregor, a
aanoliman in the employ of Messrs. Hall and Allan,
A'rapers, St. Paul's Churchyard, was brought before Mr.
td• Copeland, charged with robbing his employers.
„ prisoner said he wished to confess the charge was
Huhhi_
5114 he hoped the magistrate would be as lenient
i:„ as he could. Evidence having been gone into
ifte've the charge, the prisoner, who declined signing
•a_en.,_fession, was committed for trial.
qht,7nd gave judgment at Queen-square in the case
ehhargedr.2 Lowing, of Hatton, near Hounslow, who was
sa ay witc, this Court about a week ago with hawking
thi, ON a licence. The learned magistrate said, that
his to .was the first case of the sort that had come under
better het,
, he had adjourned it, in order to make himself
110 w, "cquainted with the law on the subject. .He was
rfacle:ttnhPir:_ritnetthlye satisfied that it was an offence within the
fendanili of the Act, and he must, therefore, convict de-
penalty of Id, or in default commit him
Ander' Months. 'the penalty was paid.
was hrnew Quick, a tall fashionably dressed young man,
chastralg,ltt before Mr, Maltby, at Marlborough-street,
goods,°Y various tradesmen, with having obtained
/ietini• %Inner false pretences. That the prisoner has
but he the whole of them, there could be no doubt,
case the ad managed matters so cleverly, that in every
w_ transaction resolved itself into a simple debt, and
At'!.eoosequently discharged.
44arylebone, after the disposal of the night charges,
having athletic Frenchman entered the outer office, and
ha Claccosted Jones, the usher, to whom he stated that
he pas Lied to make an application of much importance,
hnson introduced to the sitting magistrate, Mr. Raw-
aPpliea els.ll,_° inquired the nature of his business. The
the eit mid, on a previous occasion, applied at one of
the Y police-courts for a warrant against the King of
Ward ell* and he now applied to the magistrate to for-
Maiest Paper to tho Queen, with the request that her.
Phili Y Would bring it under the notice of King Louis
misecre• Mr. Rawlinson of course refused, but pro-
e. to look over the papers himself, with which the
seemed satisfied.
Prince lam Duval, an American sailor on board the
444 Oscar, an English vessel, at present lying in the
fereei IJOelt, W 43 charged, at Lambeth-street, with the
his Ca !ict of " gouging," or forcing one of the eyes. of
oth_‘-a.pt.ein (Lawson) from its socket, and inflicting
Lellecir Injuries upon him. The prosecutor, who is in the
to at,ce°llospital, is so severely injured as to be unable
easel a'', and the prisoner, who in reply to the charge
thee as essly said that he was in such a state of mind at the
seio to be unable to control his passion, and uncon-
Os of what he did, was remanded.
1184:ler. William Frederick Bickford, an officer in her
eolirt"Y'S Customs, was committed from the same police
ehw ;on a charge of stealing a small chest, containing
:ds of 141bs. of tea, the property of the St. Katha-
s bock Company.
anil Woolwich, Eliza Fuller was charged with carrying
foreiccnv!Ying ashore one pound and three-quarters of
]la;_g
gn cigars, battle to forfeiture under the Customs.
her first offence she was let off with a fine of 20s.
uo
bn Coleman and William Goiter, two lads fourteen
Years
cherof age, and inmates of the Kingston union,
8.41 ged with running away from the said union, and
fc.'tog the clothes they were attired in, were committed
`no Wandsworth for ten days each.
Coulivr-I.IMEIOLONCAEZ.E.
;rite Duke and Duchess of Beaufort and the Marquis
().! Worcester arrived at Beaufort House last even-
ing from Woburn Abbey, where their Graces and the
-tdloble Marquis have been staying during the last few
1,a,?'8 on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Bedford.
e',"° Duke of Beaufort goes to Windsor on Friday to
I,'_teerid the investiture of his Majesty the King of the
'r.nch as a Knight of the Garter.
CDuke of Devonshire has come to town from
:401iiattsworth, on his way to Windsor C istle, having been
fn_i oured with an invitation to the grand banquet to be
heeni I.)y her Majesty in St. George's Hall, in honour of
sit of the King of the French.
L
the
adY Colville has been confined at the residence of
the Noble Lord near Portobello, of a son and heir. To
!great grief of her Ladyship, the infant child only
_nstr
lved a few minutes. The Noble Lord will shortly
Jmsn s wo
his estates of Cleish and Ochiltree, where great re-
g
The uld have taken place but for the sad event.
Baron and Baroness de Sternberg have for some
days past been sojourning at Acrewalls, Rear White-
"av n.
CnteeTbe Duke and Duchess of Norfolk, and the Earl and
h
ss of Arundel and Surrey, have arrived in town,
from Arundel Castle.
a .1h: Earl and Countess of Clancarty are entertaining
et party at Clancarty Castle, near Ballinasloo.
, and
's Lady William Hervey have left her Lady-
(the Right Hon. Sir William Fremantle),
il Grove near Windsor.
from
=Grove,
his nclel:4 Rivers has arrived at his seat in Dorsetshire
t in Essex.
NCelyonerl and Lady Catherine Buckley have left the
cd.ZB4l%°oers, tonCoa
ievsihsiitut,ol3heerrkLs.adyship's father, the Earl
qt letter from DarcerrayCin"ane,adaliratediaor Ssaiturday, describes
as O'Connell as in the enjoyment of excellent health,
hind occupied during the greater
art of the day
unting with his celebrated beagles.
P
Warrington
revision of the list of voters for the borough of
and Latchford has terminated in a gain of
id
a 2 to the free trade party, in consequence of which, it is
tasat2rtain the Tories are in dismay, as, should an election
Place on this list, the return of a free trader is
ce.
hee blue ribbon placed at the disposal of the Premier
e recent death of the Duke of Grafton, occasions
e•
• ighth vacanc
./Ights y that has occurred in the role of
of the
thelakeecefsTsion f Test Noble Order of the Garter since
present Ministry to office.
the
hor sson. Mr. Denman revised the list of voters for
ere were thirteen c
eugh of Liverrol on Tuesday and Wednesday,
utile on the ins on the part of Tory freemen,
Plitt of Tory householders, and twenty-seven