The Sun.
London, England, 1842-08-13 00:00:00

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At the meeting a the Proprietors of the !,\ orthern and
Eastern Railviuy itt' the London- Tavern, yesterday, the
Report statiAl• that the gross receipts• of the Cpmitapy
amounted to • %hilt: the expenses had be..a
15,.6261., Itsixing S Li:titmice of 13,5291; a (H11(1.1111(1 of
5:111r, dgclarol, of the Ineoznc-tex...

• Mr'. M.P.. :or Southampti,n,. it i itigto•ti, on
good authority, intends to accept the Chiltern Hundreds,
and Lord Chti.rivs IVelleslev. will offer himself for this di-
,
.of the county in nts stiqtd.

• • LAW 11.2131) pp:ACE.
Five drivers of the Isiington and Horns p. omnibuie,s,
between whom, at the present moment greai,Jealousy
exists, were fined in several sums at Clerken well on Thttr-
day, fi r furiotiS driving, arising out of their rivalry.
Charles Walker was committed on Thursday at the same
office, fbriiyrgino his brother's acceptance to a bill fin- W.
The Gloucester Assizes opened on Wednesday, but
out of 26 causes entered fur trial ten have been unde-
fended, others settled, and four only remain of no notice.
Henry Gatehouse,a • saddler, of Somers-mews, Edge-
ware-road, was charged at Marylebone, on Thursday, with
respectable young female
committing an outrage on
named Jane Wiscvvoldi and -fined 40s.- .
Susan Woodman, 10 years, of age, the daughter of re-
a;
spectable parents in.Newington, was brought up at .Uniou-
hall on Thursday, charged With stabbing her brother
Edward, a Ind 14- yiiitr'S of age,. with a knife in the ab-
domen. It was done in a moment of provecution, and the
prisoner was remanded 'for a few • days, to ascertain
whether her brother was likely or not to recover.'
• THEATarcaL. •
Rubini took his benefit on Thursday, at her Majesty's
theatre. Otello was revived for the 'occasion, ,Persiani
assuming Desderoona„ROnconi Lablache
Elmiro, and Rubini himself Otello. The .acting was
fine, and.many portions of the opera were sung magni-
ficently. The house could not have been more crowded.

zaTznArelf AbTX)S-CIENTIFIC.
In the third report of the Deputy-Keeper of the Public
Records, Sir F. Palgrave gives intimation of the dis-
covery of the legal records of the trial of Queen Anne
Millen, documents which -were supposed to have been
eventful rein of Henry
rdwshohiitihohavrecently been discovered
Court of Queen's Bench, and
e '
seoetir.ibecteuielote
destroyed.l%l%amongiis oosieiaattb.
:i
materially impeded the narrative of the
VIII. The list
of these records is highly interesting ti to the literary
world.

VIrCrE ARTS.
Wednesday's sale of the Shughorough Hall paintings
A splendid Vandeielde, the -" Calm," was
bought for .I,l3o.l4ilinetm ; and two others, by the same
muster, for 420 and 40(? guineas. A fine Claude was
bought by the Pope's Emissary, Signor Bareggi, for 310
aue
ptese
isldncl oeff.exceedingly well, and there was a brilliant at,
guineas. P.ackhuysen's " Fresh Breeze" for 280 guineas;
and Guido's " Susannah and the Elders," and the ""St.;
Peter," for 250 guineas each. The sum realized for the
120,pictures sold on the whole was 6,680/. 17s. '
cOU'RX—ra.IIELIONABLE.
The christening of the infant son of -the Marquis and
Nlarchioness of Exeter took place at:Aktrghley Hall on
Tuesday • the infant, took the names ,of Adeihert Percy
Cecil, die sponsors being the Queen Dowager, Earl
Howe, and the Earl of .Beverley. Her. Majesty gave a
splendid gold salver . to her noble god7son, with an
the seat of Earl. Howe, in
in-
scription commemorative of the event. . • ,
ciillearilithi:ealltided visit, to 'Worcester is post-
ponedto
till next week. .
TIIISCEIMANEOTJS.
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Various new mines of silver have been discovered du-
ringthe last year in the ,Milling district of Kolyvano-
Voskressensk. in Russia. .Throe of then,
from the mine Mourzintsoff,' another situated 'near the
village of Alexandria, and a third near The village of
one not far
houses .agaiti„t the
late Professor of
Yaiziohveainite,warieleeasdpeleilaa:
from whence
CG.r'ereaki,t, •ssi‘r•ais)ttailfiaeliosuraiititeifoirt)uip,
lwlehoweauptpetoal'cOdxtf6ortte
bends_of .
Tracts en the first Appearance of No. 90.
The Barony of Finhaven,- Forair, belonging' to the
Oxford
Marquis of-Huntley, was sold at Edinburgh on Wednes-
day for 75,0001. . ..
Her Majesty, it is reported --. .
, intends to visit Scotland,
early in September, and it is further stated that'she will
go by sea. i
.. .
.

prospect of an un-
usually,
ahi ta,
few weeks
t ,w'r,ea
ehn
ked
sr e
the
ai is
oe .
crops e r
sy h
neighbourhood,ourP°VL,walniedattlhafetzsy,ti has Commenced in
1--ems: a Wheat have
otild the 'weather
i roN.
are likely to be
agriculturistsbe e n e tin
earlyS
better than was hoped for by the most sanguine of our
--The
prove favourable, we anticipate a full average crop of all
kindS of-grain. The moss corn presents a •most luxu-
riant asp.--= Pect, „id the produce of potatoes is likely to bt
immensereston C hrotiiele.
We : understand that mills and bakehouses at the
Royal William victualling Yard, at this port, are shortly
to hokt to work..P/llinouth jeurnui.
liAltrirN- CraANGE.--I.lle'beatitiful seat where re •
sides the. bold champion for .lineresborough, was last
week v4ited• by hundreds of individuals to view the
American Aloe, which is now of the uge of 100 years,
and in full blossom. It is 21 feet high, and has 19
branches in flower ; the thickness of its :bole is 4
inches at the root ; the leaves measure 5 feet, and the
thieknesss of the same from 2to 3 inches.' - The exhibi
tion is now closed, and has afforded a rich and rare treat
to those who have been so fortunate as to get a peep at
the same.--,LeedsJiourneri.. . •
~
. The .General Steam, Navigation Cm_an ~
p N's . vessel
the Otilititibine,'ls.retveed; from Rotterdam, arrived off the
0 ..om-house, yesterday, with the Dutch Mail. Also
4111.•,-„Ntipfair, g.aptain. WhittinAhaW -from liumburgh,
arri ed off the Towcir with the ainburgh mail.