The Sun.
London, England, 1845-02-11 00:00:00

SUMMARY OF NEWS

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The Paris papers Uri!'
gOELEZGAT.
tiler had become exesssiisi-te'llst.ec"Oshol,f jarliTcrrNt-aasnte.e;waTnhtietiesZaoi_
snow had fallen chiefly in the southern prsvinces.
Madrid mail of the 3d had not arrived on that account. is
The following picture of the British House of Coininons
given in a journal called the Atnanack du M 64
readers are aware that the English orators are not sati
as ours are, with a plain glass of sugar water, and that ue
hind them is placed a tray containin drink more than ,m_
re-
freshing, from the finest wines to then trongest liquors. 1,e3
night upon which Lord Brougham delivered his celebra.til
speech in favour of the abolition of negro slavery, he IT
supplied himself, according to custom, with a large basi
filled with bottles of the strongest wines. His speech lasted
seven hours, and it was found necessary to replenishret.
basket. The gas-lights began to grow pale in
the morning sun, and still the House of Commons was bile,..
and attentive. All e% es were directed towards the sp
He was seen to bend upon his knees, and to supplissteN I_U;
British Parliament with tears in his eyes to destroy sla
over the face of the globe. Never was so much emotion
presen
Pt
ceived in the assembly. The motion was carried in the low'
of enthusiastic cheering."
The _Mario, a Lisbon journal, dated the 4th inst., stases
with much satisfaction that a Portuguese ship, the
which was taken by an English cruiser in the waters o
limane, as a suspected slaver, has been liberated by
_o"t
mixed Committee at the Cape of Good Hope, after a trt,l,th
searching but unbiassed trial, which terminated on the
,P. 4,0
of November last. The capture was declared illegal, alloo`6
vessel ordered to be restored, with her cargo ; and d, in
and claims of compensation were immediately satisde
fulfilment of the sth article (letter B) of the treaty. 4.44
The annual export of oranges from St. Michael's is
to be 80,000 cases, valued at 140,000/.
According to accounts from Buenos Ayres of the 26t.11,erf
November, great dissension had occurred among the au's', s
rities of Monte Video, which indicated the probability o,
speedy surrender of the city to the Buenos Ayrean ar"
commanded by Oribe.
1.,6A17 AND 10 07..1C1N.
The case of " May and wife v. Burdett,"
Bail Court before Mr. Justice Wighttnan. The clefena,„3f.
Captain Burdett, kept a monkey in the barracks at Ileaosfift,
The monkey had got loose and had attacked plaintiff'sfood
• and inflicted some serious injuries on her. The jury
for plaintiff, withdamages. sod
Sir H. J. Fust presided in the Court of Peculiars, rot.
the case of "Boieldieu v. Boieldieu," a suit brought 11
Boieldieu against his wife for a divorce, on the grellii
was tried in, _t,13411
d of
adultery, gave judgment in favour of the divorce. tennis
The present session of the Central Criminal Court
nated, and the Court adjourned to the 3d of March- . aboth
At Marylebone, a woman, giving her name
Randall, was charged with havins, assaulted gr. • lidgers
Redding, beadle of St. Marvlebone parish.r On Sund,Vt -ssad
noon, in Marylebone Church, the prisoner, by loud tEnt'vices
other misconduct, caused an interruption to Divine o berms
The complainant went to her, and desired her to behs'e sewl,
self with propriety, when she gave him a blow on tbe got
and afterwards flew at him like a tiger. eat le riEt
ad
her out of the church, and gave her into cuHstody-
b e
on other occasions disturbed the congregation in a
way. Other evidence was gone into, which, coupledwtl
little
strangeness of the prisoner's manner in Court, left ,1:1,
The
doubt that she (prisoner) was not in her right tufs cork.
prisoner was
.under these circumstances sent to ti"
house. Csrriags
James Howden, charged under the Metropolitan .0004
Act, with having acted as a watermau at the Red Lolulictea
Camberwell, without having a license to do so, was w-
in the penalty of 55., at the Lambeth Police-office.
s for
COURT-PASHIONASZO' ceids;
Sir Andrew Barnard left Watley Court on srri
Cheshire, anti returns to-morrow. Sir David Davl6„obig-ss
on a visit to the Queen Dowager late on Saturday er`eiir,sr le"
His Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe 11,0.
Witley Court on Saturday to Norfolk regiment in I,flOu'"
The Duke and Duchess of have lett Norfol ..e be
for Arundel Castle, in order to be in readiness to 010
Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert, oP°
lefs
contemplated visit to the Castle. ns, have
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond and fain.
uia
town for Goodwood. sf
The Lady L. Fitzmaurice, only daughter of the esi t I
and Marchioness of Lansdowne, was led to the hYnlefil be Ob
yesterday by the Hon. Henry Howard, M.P., s°ll t
of Suffolk and Berkshire. poltel
The Hon. Sir Henry Dymoke, Bart , and Lady, Joso e;
have left town for their seat, Scrivelsby Court, mss,'
Lord Alvanley has arrived in town from Baclnun e ,fie
Lordship again joins the circle assembled at the salu
dthe
seat to-morrow. so sir
Lord Frederick and Lady Augusta Fitzclarence „, 13—
Hon. Miss Fitzelarence have returned to Etal IleuVotle't
wickshire, from visiting Lady Massy. at Hiagge""l3 A Oleo
Lord and Lady Templemore are surrounded bihpre
circle at Dunbrodv Park, county 11 exford. where
of
Noble Lord has liberally contributed to the con "of
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poor tenantry.
, Onset ios
Lord Claude Hamilton has arrived at Argyll `";,, so ;s1
Ireland. Her Ladyship, who, we understand, is "cion,,fr
teresting state of health, remains with her father,
,P
te,
Proby, at Glenart Castle, during his LurdshiPs
st
te 016
a bsenEce.
His Excellency Count Flahault, French Ambassad coca
co
Court of Austria, is not expected to arrive in this, to al's
before next summer, the Noble Count not intendiob
himself of his conga until that period.
MISCELLANEOUS. ,colros
About 300 ships were left lying at Ichaboe on 0
several had left in ballast, and it was expectedLisioilP
number would leave without cargoes. The brig 101°7
barque Allan Kerr, Esquimaux, Hants, lictrieve josclieje.
Lucias Cary, Clansman, Had Garrow, kadcominenceihu; rest'
The Scotch papers express great' alarm at the ti-sest,'"-:41
interference of the Government with the system e' re eauis
in Scotland, to which the great body of the peolke °Ams
attached. The Glasgow National says, sir Roue.be perms
bent on the commercial ruin of Scotland ;" and io„ters, iffis
strain is the measure commented on in other Piseserbsol‘ro
the people are urgently called upon to petition
and to address the Queen against the " monetary 100
is impending. P&
It has been determined to separate the island odd sae,
from the episcopal jurisdiction of the Bishop of ltae,s Jse'of
to constitute it an independent diocese. The "s„-roeltet
Chapman, M.A.,Rector of Dunton, Essex, and —re see •
King's College, ambridge, has been nominated to, d'siv"-
bishopric, which is the eleventh that has been found V
the last nine years. Jo 1*
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The Rev. William Herr; Johnstone, BA., sttbefle
College, Cambridge, has been appointed Chaplain
East India Company's Military Seminary, Addisc°ll S°cieljr
At a meeting of Fellows of the Royal BotanTo rrepo,
Regent's Park, held on Saturday, the Duke of IC`,sohs
sident, in the chair, the first ballot for the season "-s)cie,''
and several ladies and gentlemen were addtd to Wye:eel's
There were received several donations, among whillses of lee
titularly worthy of notice four beautiful ste"oten6"s/
Muses, presented by Lord Saye and Sele, and angarqui9,o
collection of American plants, the gift of the
Ailesbury. The Secretary announced that the Cut, de r/.
were taking active measures for the cominenceruenriptioo
the spring, of the conservatory, of which descie 0/so
building a model, illustrating an ingenious PrineiP
atruction, was exhibited.

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speed.,;7,yorTi,
THE RIVER PLATE. hoe re;.
FALMOUTH, FEB. 9.—By the Philip Dealt weicovea'bets
_lcr!rideaeot,d
ceived intelligence from Buenos Ayres to the 26th ' ofYilet
misrsheincshioinndhicaadtoedectuhrreepdroabmatbinilgityt,hoefaauthori
of the city to the Buenos Ayrean army, commaadte f°b
The life and t.oul of the Governmenty, P35-ec° '
was
„a 00,5,,
who had left it.
By this conveyance we have received the follovt,7,rient;i
lated copy of the decree of the Government 0,t.,, 00'11.0
confiscating all the Argentine property of wineltetites 0,-0
possessed themselves. It will be seen that CllloagesP
allow the navigation of the rivers by neutrals ba." own ite
not allow it, except to the Paraguays with 'the:rid 50000,
and even this permission it was anticipated he
_w°4°ol taco
terdict under some pretext or The KO"' Aa other. Pan r"'
was at a dead stand, and likely remain 5° 1-
to mo'
of the decree : ~a,,,005 fix
"Article I. All the vessels under the flag °'''''' the which
undervith i."ber
or of the neighbouriag provinces which are
ence of the Government of that province, ailelsinedllol,
that of Corrientes is in open and declared war, "e"-dl.l3l4l'h;Y"
ports, or navigating the waters of the Parana alt moat
are legal prizes, and are confiscated from the 111°
~t of
are captured. „,,tonle","ce,
" Art. 2. The properties of subjects of the (.I`;',. jollneted.
Buenos Ayres. or of the provinces subject m
to._e 000000
are in the same manner legal prizes, and will atoll talior
"Art. 3. The properties of subjects beforege the 6'll l'l6
under the enemy's flag, legally attested
_od 03
tent tribunal named for this purpose, are free, a , con'
protected. t tit' noelel
"Art 4. The right of visit to neutral vessel, olis'ocao
merce in the Uruguay is effective only_ in the
Pl.° ter
coasts, and islands adjacent to the territory of tto he
and not in the ports, coasts, and islands Atte° vio
the
ritory of the Brazil. on, coa,ca
"Art. 5. To those who trade in the river i-ar II its
will extend to the confluence of the ParagnaYl° - „us'
ne-
downwards. fron3
" Art. 6. All merchant vessels dispatched ..er
in'
ports to those of the exterior will be flee. ertYl d.
"Art. 7. All articles of war, or enemies' PrePtifisoate .. the
will be c,,e wog"( the
tral vessels, bound to enemies' ports
" Art. 8. Let the present degree Le notifieu, eots el of
overtnn 4, .
office of War and Foreign Affairs, to the 6 nd Cov%_ oric!
neighbouring States, as also to the Ministels a", Mr", th.
the different foreign nations residing le -13a:erit 901011°
publish it in the customary form, and dePos'" .
official registers. •
" Corrientes, Oct. 7, 1844."

ANTICIPATED BltEVET.—There is a termed° dol-
-1 ttg: om rte by rt curtt btu
tore, 11
eman •
a brevetH
Royal from a quarter generally well inf a 0411
:00013
title conferred upon him. In the event of this",!Legisls:
olt).rtitn)eceocAcalsbieorrth will shortly b 0,,,,
gt,geranted by the Queen, with the consent ocol,,eace to
.
army and navy may look lot ward with u u
ea
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WOMEN COAL MINES --A younfr4...- °:., . c0...--....11
Hannah H h i at..ar.Dgton who was employea .. -ti Thor...
called the Yorkch' •• • lig killed 0 hod.'
day week • Pit, in Standish. ii the top
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.11 ,
to _ ,in consequence oi falling down from, ..._tiot, h'_',
ri the bottom of the pit. On the coroner 5 IP`l ,efira vl
father deposed that his daughter was twenty-trio
as
oi
eFe, and was unmarried. She lived with witness 115 :welft,
Ins fam* I•- the last ' or
13. She had worn men's clothes for love
months and had worked in the Yorkshire Pit for
bought
her ic
four day s before Thursday last. 'Witness had Ifs falnis
roundabout jacket and a Scotch cap to work in. berse,
were all very poor. Dec d- • .
f ase received her w3ge,e wen,.
and gave them whether s“ . _ .
to witness. Did not know _.,,, akrg
to work at the Yorkshire Pit or not She %=*•'
' ot thick "I
la n n's dinner down on Thursday last. Did n ~,,s clotes'
osnhe could have known her from a man in tier me-were 01'
She was five feet ten h. 1• Other women restos
inches 'gr. clothei.--
Ployed in the
pit, and they also wore men s ,
Chronicle. I, ....lrel''
FATAL ACCIDENT ON THE SVEREY CANT,AIIO,I lie
rdaY
morning, between ten and eleven o'clockt„,,irdratt; $
cidentfine occurred on the Surrey Canal to James CbLy,.esidia
at lad, twelve veers of age, the son of poor pareoro.panion!
Deptford. The unfortunate boy and sane co,.ce broke'
were amusing themselves' with sliding, when the I Mild lic)
. too co
and he fell '
into the water, and before any assis
rendered h t tbe
e was drowned.
A me t• ing 9 for
emg was held on Monday eve!: isvorth, ,
national school-room of tit.l, ' ChUrch, l' ° ii,2,i•r:
eter s •.- :,1,-: ,' ,VI ."
he
Watson • '-'' ''''' ~, ~-I,l' ". '' '` ''• into e
bie.
_minded, and resolutions for e'r:rid to,
CL 01 the meeting were unauizenely figre