The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-05 00:00:00

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FOREIGN.
M. de Titoff, late Russian Charge d'Affaires at Con-
stantinople, arrived at Vienna on the 26th ult., having:
had a long conference at Semlin with the banished
Servian Prince Michael, and with the Belgrade is
Consul.
Prince Paul Esterhazy, the Austrian Ambassador, .
is on his way to Vienna.
The Deputies from the manufacturing towns assem"
bled on W ednesday at the residence of M. Fulchiron.
The Assembly, after discussion, adjourned sine die, ,
but nothing has transpired.
The National states that the persecution of the in
fessors of the Catholic religion in Russia, and 513°51
Poland, by the Emperor Nicholas, still continues.
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The Augsburgh Gazette, of the 30th ult., std
that the unfortunate refugees who have succeededfluci
escaping to the Austrian territory, draw a fell: lch
picture of the system of terror and persecution men,
reigns beyond the Saave. Each day the Govern
orders persons to be arrested on account of their P°-
litical opinions.
The statue of Henry IV., by M. Etex,
hibited in the Court of the Louvre, was fixed in
position on the Place Royale, at Pau, on Tur.-(
last, without accident.
The Central Committees of the Prussian States °P:
govern-
pose several of the great railroad plans of the
meat, which would necessitate the issue of Trolls° I
bonds to the amount of 25,000,000 crowns• a of
On the 24th ult. Al if Effendi, the Ambasss",_°rd
Intel)" 1-5
the Ottoman Porte at the Court of Vienna, oah.ch
private audience of the Emperor of Austria, at w the
he presented a letter from the Sultan announcing or
birth of a son, and also took leave of the En3Per
preparatory to his quitting Vienna in a few days' job
A rumour is prevalent at Madrid that the Wt
-
Ministry is again about to be changed. ter-
Zurbano, who has just been appointed Insre
General of the Customs of Catalonia, with the
ample powers, is to retain, at the same time, the rill
tary command of the province of Girona.
MONEY—TRAnz—commsszcS• .hose
The name of the merchant, at Plymouth, Is ig
failure was mentioned in The Sun of yesterl 0
Linden. His engagements are stated at as intic
200,0001., but chiefly continental.
MAW AND POLICE. Cein'
The proceedings on the part of the East lino'3 et- 0,
pany against Captain Douglas, for alleged desep-
were resumed-yesterday at Marlborough-500th%, oil-
t2in Douglas was committed to prison uponitVar- to
dence, which will be sent to the Secretary at
decide on the committal by the Magistrate. use
A policeman of the N division was yesterdaYle-„,0 st
at Union-hall with going into a gentleman's
night, and remaining there nearly an hour, toill "- use
wca
glect of his duty. He was fined lOs , which
his dismissal from the force.
MITZI/AI/7 AND EICIENTZrZe• English
The Seatonian prize of 401. for the best the
poem on a sacred subject, has been awards(' '.°Col-
Rev. T. E. Hankinson, M.A. of Corpus Christi the
lege, the subject being, " The Cross planted 18311
Himalayan Mountains.' Mr. Hankinson, sin°

has nine times gained this prize.
c 0 URT-r.a.re lONABZ.X. 101
The Marquis and Marchioness of PO°
Walmer Castle on Monday next, for town. Jai
The Earl of Chesterfield returns to town this
from Bretby Park. f Lord
The mansion at Kinmel Park, the seat 0-
Dinorben, is expected to be finished in April Del'froin
The Bishop of Lincoln and Mrs. Kaye ren!(Wweek,
Willingham House, in he course of the ensal.;(.olo.
to the new Episcopal Palace at Riseholm near staying
Mr. A. B. Hope and Lady Mildred are still
at Bedgebury Park. Lot.
The Duke of Rutland's hounds commence the
ing season this week at Belvoir Castle. , stet'
Mr. and the Hon. Mrs. Sanderson returned are,
day to Gunton Park, Norfolk, from Belgrave-sgstit
re„
The Earl and Countess of Limerick harePla the
ceived intelligence of the death of their gran's-

Hon. Captain J. H. Pery.
2.VIISCEZZANEOI7I3. f 0 f
The Rev. Professor Whewell, B.D. in:scilerr of t"-
nity College has been elected Vice-Chan
University of Cambridge. the CItIA
The office of alderman was in existence dsn-
of London so long ago as the Saxon neer obiliO'•
was then considered equal to the rank 012 iieetb*
As it was purchaseable, however, feuds lif.cl as it
arose, which brought about the mode of electOinop ja
now exists, and which first came into oPergt
1402.
THIS DAY.)
LLOYD'S SHIPPIN icr.E•l
LONDON, Nov. 3.—Wind this day at noon, .0
fre3h breeze and cloudy.
DEAL, Nov. 4.—Wind N.E., strong breeze.--S,
Druid, Hong Kong ; Erin and Seagull, Diaur~edy
Beatrice, Trinidad ; Ealing Grove, Dominica;
Katharine Barham, Jamaica ; Barbadoes, Prince
ward's Island ; Reserve, Jamaica. Arrd. Colunt ,
Newcastle for Aden. 1...4v0rt'
• WELLS, Nov. 3.—The Orion, Hudson, of till"' haft
which was ashore at the entrance of the harbour, her
been got off with much damage, after discharging
cargo. -I' In'
PL-rmounr, Nov. 4.—Wind N.N.E.—Ar'
dustriel, Guadaloupe for Havre.
BRISTOL, Nov. 4.—Sld. Susan, Demerar*; -
nia, Barbadoes; Miranda, Cape de Verds. eler),
PENZANCE, Nov. 3.—Arrd. .Medway (stell
to
Smith, Havannah, left Ist ult., Nassau 3d, Bei.: the
13th, and Fayal 26th. The Isis (steamer) fr°-ef the
West Indies, coming home under the protection lex,
Medway, was abandoned on the 9th ult. 4'ol ed.
I
40 Miles W.S.W. of Bermuda, crew and mat°
The schooner St. Austle, from Newport to this I°oo
struck on a sunken rock near Cape Corn
ivnti
morning, and sank ; master drowned. ,A be
r
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 4.—WindN.E.—S'''
jesty's steamer Dee, for Barbadoes. strong
FALMOUTH, NOV. 4.—Wind S.S.E. to
breezes.—Sld. Tay (steamer), West Indies. t Arttl.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 4.—Wind E.S.E.,
Cingalese, Hutchinson, Monte Video; Enfield, vole
pico. Arrd. off, Royal Bride, Montreal. Sid.,oo
volence, Hong Kong ; Gondola, China;
13
Zoe
Burns, Africa •R. Haynes, St. Thomass; 04
of the Ocean, 'Britannia, and Jenie, Mobile ;
packet, Halifax.
DUNDALK, NOV. 1.---Arrd. Edward, Leon'
John's, New Brunswick. Monte
Orr CAPE CLEAR, Nov. I.—Hertnes,
NEWPORT, Nov. 2.—8. Timmins, Quebec'

RAILWAY RETURN'
ti 05 /Tr;
We extract from the Railway Magazine the t Orit's-ed
ceived on the principal Railways of Gre,t pre,tilifor
tor the week ending on the day of the mon' eivea er.
to each. The return includes the money rec
passengers, parcels, carriages, horses, ingils'
chandize
Week Miles. , 0. „
Name of Rail

ended

'way' Opened. 1,7„,94 0 4

0ct.29 Birmingham & Derby Junct. 48 ''''-a6 -...
28 Birmingham and Gloucester 55 1'"675g j' 04
26 Brandling Junction
29 Chester and Birkenhead
3029 EEdasintebnlurgchouanndties Glasgow•••
*****
161
- 7 6
30 Dundee and Arbroath
25 31 jg 311
2299
GGlrasargatowjuannedtc3hTve
2930
LGGalranesgow, Paisley, & Greenock• 46
`/ 9671:6 I;
1(13
29 G r cat
Liverpool
dool
Selby
..ms. t elan. &
England
re. e 14114031- 1 8,3:6756 1j;
;
caatsWteres&terin'restogn Junction 13421106851: 142",'9603:;11E 198
2-22908 LLllHoiva;letilleaoin
and di::3ll.lanchester
Nov. 3 London and Blackwall 3311 15,4 p13
I:r. 0
.1
Oct. 29 London and Brighten
1
haonrdahcarmoyßdorannch ...•••
15041 -21171 3‘
Nov. —1
DLoitntdooSn
Ll:onnddoonn and
ana
sGreenwichouth ‘v
Oct. 330
222
997 Manchester,
,11ildnicahn edstee
or
uann
Counties
eLßolton,ee.
di
ns western
n.
:1.1: 3 0731 :
_1'1:24 34
6318_ i :II 1: :
29 Manchester & Birmingham Bury 1 1 2,3221 9lgl i
29 Newcastle and Casr•li•sle
27 Newcastle and North Shields 7 , 307 6 I'l
Nov.
830
North Northern
South
Eastern
iti
sdatlrea,
29 Sheffield and
477 0
1,993:: I
25 North Union
rdnnd . .
224 ,61 11 0
29 Preston and Nir r ***
194 ' / 1 1"
18, lo
.-, 8
549 7 11
29 Taff Yale ... ............... 30 4V 14 1
30 Ulster • *********************
24 1'576 13
29 York and North Mdl d * 28
I an ..... too
We regret to hear that Lord Gillies 11.3,5 n 0 $
obliged by ill health to tender his resignati;vbe va•
Judge of the Court of 'Session in Scotland. The the
Olea
in the roEomsclo.
Caneyili,Neilu, upon the bench which the retire
Learned Lord will occasion has not been as 4,0000
up ; but we have authority for stating that/J(1000
,f who
the
latehas bseierniavpi
vil
Scotian('
ceeded in the office of Solicitor-General in „Ant-
by Adam Anderson, taken he in Itcries,
ments have also recently place :--C. 4;bltlvilon•
John Charles Herries,
Esq., barrister-at-law, and son of the nib- r .%.•
1 of the
puoiainmte
icilaLeo:d.
lit
be
s!lc,
cise, in the room of the late Hon. Berkeley 1 r•
and Lieutcpnt-Colonel Berkeley Drummon:
tile sue'
Fusilier Guards, has been selected as ~0. gs-
cessor in the office of Groom in Waiting" tf,.', who
will be a Commissioner via.o.et;
jesty, of General Sir William Lumley, (1.%....1. roan/
has resigned. Sir W. Lumley had been for
years in the Royal Household. Tzu n AP'5ll
ELECTION OF AN ALDERMAN FOR ~---citiop 00
WAnn.—Yesterday John Musgrove, AldersV's4"'lll for
cloth-worker, was unanimously elected __, part.,
the above ward, in tha room of Sir John
proposeCovvaa.
1 deceased. There was no cther candidate