The Sun.
London, England, 1842-09-13 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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FOREIGN.
The French official Moniteur denies 'that the Go-
vernment ever entertained the project of creating a
bench of Bishops in the Chamber of Peers. " The
Courcier Francais, who first mentioned the report,
ought to know, sari the official journal, " that the
members of the h rench episcopacy, however 'com-
mendable they may be for their instruction, and ve-
nerable for their virtues, are not comprised in the
categories established by the 03d article of the Char-
ter 1830.'1
?he Sieele denies that there is the slightest proba-
bility of the adhesion of the United States to the
Treaty of the Right of Search. They may, perhaps,
says the. Siecle, acknowledge the right under certain
restrictions, and in certain zones only; but how, it
asks, would such recognition justify the French Go-
vernment. in ratifying the treaty in opposition to the
declared opinion of the Chamber?
The French Minister of Marine has appointed a
commission to inquire into the gum trade. The people
of Marseilles complain of the monopoly at Senek,ral of
the gum trade ; the 'Bordeaux people, that, unless the
Moors are traded with by a company, they will raise
the price of the gum. The Marseillais reply, that
the price is raised by the English ; and the Moors
prefer burying it, and bringing it to them at Portendic,
rather thanl sell it at. the limited price offered by the
ga
Company.
NAltgweritillsa, taa bodyln nding the triumph of the French arms
of 5,000 foot and 600 cavalry of
Arabs attacked the blockhouses in advanee of
"gie, on the 25th, and hoped to surprise that town.
They -were beaten back with loss. •
The Madrid papers of the 4th have been received,
Mbut their contents are wholly destitute of interest.
ae Augsburgh Gazette of the 7th inst. announces
that a camp of manoeuvres would be formed in the
beginning of October, on both banks of the Mincio.
It is to be composed of 34 battalions of infantry, 22
actuadrons of cavalry, and 12 batteries of artillery.
The evolutions are to be commanded by Count Ra-
detzki, 3eneral-in=Chief'of the Austrian forces in the
Lombardo-Venetian kingdom.
The Warsaw Journals of the Ist inst. publish a te •
legraphic despatch from St. Petersburgh, announcing
that the Grand Duchess Mary, wife of the Imperial
CroWla Prince, had been safely delivered of a daughter,
who,nceived the name of Alexandrina.!
• IVIONNY—TICAXIE—COMMERCE.
Large imports of grain have arrived during the
past week in upwards of 20 vessels from Constan-
tinople, and the ports of the Black Sea.
The gum trade at Senegal, it is said, will not pro-
duce this year -one-half of its usual amount, and the
numerous vessels at present on their way to St. Louis
Will have to seek freight elsewhere. A feeling of
great discontent prevails against the existing mono-
Poly by privileged parties.
LAW' AND POLICE.
Yesterday Captain Thomas Jamison, master of the
ship Euphemia appeared at the Thames Police-office
to answer the claim of a seaman, named John Thomp-
son, who sued for a balance of 14/., wages earned by
him on a voyage from Greenock to Newfoundland
and Jamaica. There were seven other claimants,
but it was agreed that this case should decide the
whole. Captain Jamison resisted payment on the
round of the cargo having been plundered. The
agistrate refused to decide on so weighty a case, in
Which also it appears the ship's safety was involved,
and left the parties to their remedy at the Court of
Admiralty.
Henry Powell was yesterday committed for trial at
the Clerkenwell Police-office, for stopping Mr. James
;furnbull undertaker of Somers' Town, and assum-
ing the character of a constable without authority.
He was allowed to be bailed.
Elizabeth Bailey, a well-dressed woman, was
rob
at Union-hall yesterday, on suspicion, with
bing Mr. John Marquis, of Accrington, of Bank-
notes to the amount of 1,990/. ; and Benjamin Jovell
Was charged as accessary to the fact. Bailey was re-
Mended till Friday, and the other prisoner was or-
dered to enter into his recognizance of 500/. for his
appearance on that day.
William Pizey, late a pot-boy in the service of Mr.
Charles Poore, publican of the Star and Garter wine-
vaults, in the IN'hitechapel-road, was brought up at
Lambeth-street yesterday, on a charge of stealing up-
wards of 80/. in cash, the property of his master. He
was remanded till Wednesday week.
At Stockport, three females were examined on
Saturday, for intimidating Amelia Boardman, a
power-loom weaver, with a view to prevent her from
following her employment. They were sentenced to
short terms of imprisonment with hard labour in the
Salford house of Correction. •

FINE ARTS.
Captain Cialdi has received orders to proceed to
-r.4.7Qt to take charge of the obelisk which Mehemet
Ali has presented to the Pope. Europeans call it
the obelisk of Sesostris : the Egyptians, that of the
patriarch Abraham. This will be the twelfth obelisk
-now in the possession of Rome from Egypt.
c OURT--I".A.SraON.A.I3LE•
The Duke and Duchess of St. Alban's left Holly
Lodge on Saturday last, forDonnington Grove, Berks.
The Marquis of Westminster left Ryde, Isle of
Wight, on Saturday, for Doncaster.
The Earl of Wilton returned to Grosvenor-square
on Saturday, from a cruize in his yacht off the Isle
of Wight.
Earl Grosvenor left Motcombe Park a few days
in for North Wales.
The Lord Chancellor's health is still so delicate
that he will not leave Turville Park until the period
of resuming his professional duties in November next.
Miss Burdett Coutts has left Dinsdale, Durham, on
Ityisit to Mrs. and Miss Mevnell Ingram, at Temple-
Ne w sham, Yorkshire.
The Earl of Minto Farrance's Hotel on Friday
lat. for Minto Castle, to join the Countess and the
Ladies Elliot.
The Marquis of Salisbury and Lady Blanche Cecil
arrived on a visit to the D nice of Wellington on Friday.
Bus C E IMANEOI7I3.
At the meeting of the St. Marylebone National
"tteith)ols held this week, it was stated that owing to
depressed state of the funds, the number of clothed
children had been diminished to 80, instead of 100.
The name of the great agricultural county of Buck-
" Rho n was formerly Bochin ham and meant
written • g
aansion, or villages of the chartered meadow,
r boching, in the Saxon, a meadow held by charter,
and ham, a village, hamlet, or mansion.

INTELLIGENCE.
-,I3LVEN T COURT—(THIS DAY).
IN RE JOHN HENRY CAULFIELD.
`lllsolYellt was described as a teacher of music
the a comedian. He had been performing lately at
Y.laymarket theatre. The date of his vesting
r was the 7th of September, and the amount of
's appearing in his schedule was considerable,
'tile his assets were stated to be very trifling.
11 having justified in the amount of 70/., being
01,4' amount of the original detainer, the insolvent was
A (lered to be liberated until the day appointed for the
nal 'nearing.
IN RE PIETRO ANTONIO DUBINT.
to ,41isolvent was described as an artist, and applied
• te
itoerated upon bail until the day for hearing.—
itytd.

IN RE W. C. SMITH.
17. The IN
had been a carrier in Bond-stmt.
VPlAied to be liberated until the day for hearing.
aPpeared that lie had assigned his property to a
ecr'e-dealer named Panton, for money and goods re-
hu;e b
ut this ver prort ha subse
the insolveny t, as Panton d,
by been
the terms ofuently the
igliment was precluded from entering until De-
His daughter also claimed a lien upon all
Isahousehold furniture.
ite„r• el(iallliSSI011eT HARRIS said this was too gross
ati,2e to give the insolvent the benefit of bail, and he
"d therefore send him back to prison.
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(Y.ic, EY SESSIONS.—(Tms DAY.)
f°re Mr. PUCKLE, the Chairman, and a bench of
1
Magistrates.) ')X4OLOUS CASE.—Elizabeth Westbrooke, aged 26,
arid A
of J.ITM S_pratt, aged 30, were indicted, on the oath
In Chalcraft and another, with feloniously steal-
ing
Wheat. They had been committed by 6. Best,
!t., on 17th August.
east appeared that the prisoners bad taken , a few
.of vorn from the field of a Mr. Moon. They
Iva.th 4 heeri met by Chalcraft, who charged them
atealing the wheat froin the sheaves, and they
take.o into custody.
The prisoners, in their defence, aid they had
air nerely gleaning, and denied that they had taken
Y wheat from the sheaves.
The Jury acquitted both the prisoners.
CUARG* OF STEALING PEARS.
—Henry Browne, eZe4able-looking old man, who had been out on
' ands had surrendered to take his trial, was
charged
of Mr. I with having stolen, on the ,Ist of August last,
arßlitchaln,janadb.basket of pears, value Is., the property
t
The prisoner it appeared had always borne a good
Lind had for some years past resided
.at
litehain, where he had been employed as a gardener.
„ M. Harlitrid, the prosecutor, in his evidence, said
that he had ordered the prisoner to gather some pears
at about eleven o'clock in the day, and that shortly
after,h meeting the prisoner with a basket, he asked him
plat
he had there to which the prisoner replied
liarland'
pears, Pad admitted lit once that they were Mr.
s.
Onhis ctwo exstrkination by. Mr. IV Ap.iNGER