The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-08-06
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The London Altos of Saturday. says, There is
oa s uoas
ngton) with lady (Miss Coutts), distinguished, no
less for her charitable munfcence than her wealth. are
nearly completed. By this union the great banking
firm will once more be In the hands Of Duchess while,
the other side the fortunes Of the house of he hero
power which alone was wanted to consolidate its glory
Ifthere is the smallest truth in this, the youthful
lover courts as cody as no fights, since the moment
Parliament breaks up he intends retiring to Wamer
Castle for the season
The French considering the proprety of
entering into further cont with private companies
for three lines of steam packets viz From St Nazare
Bordeaux and Marselles to Rio Janeiro, to New Or
leans and Havana and to Guadaloupe and Martinique
was expected the matter would be arranged during
| the present session.
certain Doctor In Marsecs is at present furnish
ing amusement to the whole town II appears that be
ing firm believer in clairvoyance Sc he learned from
several magnetic patients that there considerable
| treasure buried in certain parts of church After
digging and going to great expense for several months
without finding any thing, his workmen sued him for
their pay and the whole ridiculous story was made pub
| Rumors were current in Paris that La Presse news
paper was to be suppressed. Such, however, had not
been DONE IL Is said NJ Guzot opposed to this STEP
The Able Barrie, curate of Sejean was sentenced at
Narbonne to eight months imprisonment 200 francs
tine and costs for immoral conduct. 1t said that
he had seduced more than forty and young girls
The Berlin journals publish affecting details of the
inundatons which desolated part Of Silesia about
| the end of June.
tits said that the French government have made list
OF certain members Of Bonapartes family, whom they
| will allow to return to France.
The heavy undertaking Of Moloy, the veteran pedes-
TRAN and his youth fseveneen to walk 100 miles
between them in twelve successive hours brought
issue Tuesday according to articles; great number
being attracted by the nature Of the per
formance and the popularity of the conditions At
o'clock, NJ the father and (the former In his 47th
year) started IN company The arduous task walking
on measured hatmile, near the fourth mile stone
he Edgware road The performance Of the match il
vii he observed involved the average pleton up
wards or four miles hour throughout tn. whole period
| an
tverage including all soppages for rereshment Sc OF
four and half mt-- At Que o'clock twsn yhve miles
had been Completed Nut shortly after two about the
thirteJh mile the rl.r Nlooy evidently going in
difficulty he therefore stopped while his iuoior BART
| uer in the undertaking walked eons mile, after
| which the latter took the like respite and the
elder pedestrian ped footed il mile solo in turn
they kept company, after which the younger Molloy
went ahead, and made seven minutes out OF the OLD
In the last two miles. completing his fifty miles
eleven hours thirty three minutes the
ing in terribly beaten in eleven hours forty minues
Them good work decidedly and better than the public
gave either of them credit for being capable Of dong
The stake was thirty five sovereigns which, with
promised contributions in the success has
well earned by both the men,
The vessel virgia, arrived at tho port of Liverpool
from Boston, United States of America has brought
with articles of food and general merchandise, 29I
tons weight of ice This Is the first importation Of the
kind the United States during the present
although one two arrivals of leo took place about
three months from the northern regions of Europe
The Independent de rOuesf, legitimatist journal,
| prosecuted
shed fragment Of letter of Junius written in Sep
tember l77i and addressed to George Ill., King of Eng
by MIR. Windham in the English parsment The a g.
cusations OF avarce egotsm ambition, and corruption
contained in those fragments have been considered by
the law officers Of the offence against the
| person of the King ofthe French
The Journal des Dsbas publishes the following letter
dated Cannes, the 2sth ut =" Lord Brougham and
Mr. Leader have rsaped magnificent crop wheat on
| their property In our neighborhood. Mr.. William
Thompson the celebrated land steward Of Mr. Leader
fhA inU mi ahad
Great Britain, has shown what our land produce
under skilfnl management. Lord Broughams gardens
are beautiful beyond description and the example OF
those nlustrous colonists will be Of ,antage our
farmers who will be instructed in the best mode OF cu
uvation. MIR. Wolsin whose magnificent constructions
would be sufficient to ornament capital has not re-
manned in the rear Of his neighbors His property Is
masneently cultivated and the produce he has area
cd to regard as the plus ultra In wheat and olives
The kitchen gardens OF these three gentlemen are OK
traordinary for their precocy. The English garden
ers have done wonders under the influence Of eli
| mate
By the following paragraph 1t appears the question
agated the other side Of the well as here
- The Queen D. the Inhabitants Of 81. Giiessinthe.
Fields In this in which, in the form Of appeal
against order for the removal Of pauper to the
OF her husbands last legal settlement the question
sister Of his deceased wife was raised Mr. Badeey re-
.umed his argument on Wednesday in the Queen g
Bench, in support Of the objections to the marriage
lie commended that there distinction between a
void marriage and a vodabe marriage because vodabe
marriages when avoided pronounced void from the
beginning, fact which indicated that such marriages
were vicious in their very commencement. The dis
tinction indeed, from the incompetency of the
common law courts to deal directly with questions
Of marriage In the ecclesiastical courts all voida-
bio marriages void. The voidability of the
marriage under previously to the statute
OF William w. had not and could not be gainsai L.
With regard to the argument In support of the
riage founded the legitimacy Of the second wife
elder sister the question in the present
of bastardy which affected civil rights and the
ton of property but Of consanguintyof that
nifty Of blood which no civil ordinance could alter In
all writer's ecclesiastical law, consangunity derived
from sangus and ctds used to describe natu-
raj relationship contradstnguished from other
At the close Of the learned genlemans address, the
court postponed the judgment until it should have
heard the argument In the case OF THE Queen vs
Chadwick" which will be taken next term. Judgment
postponed.
The following circular in reference to the mode of
branding deserters to be adopted In future has been is
sued from the Horse Guards: June rs, lS47Circuar
| Memorandum - The mode Of marking deserters by
means OF an instrument prescribed by the circular let
tua and easily erased the commander chief has on
the recommendation Of Board influential medical of.
ners TO whom the subject has been referred been pleas
cd to direct that the said instrument NAV be
discontinued, and that the method of marking with
needles be reverted to throughout the service His
Grace the commander further desires that rho
operation sf marking deserters may henceorth always
cake place IN the hospital under the
medical officer who will be held responsibe that ir IL
eiectualy performed and that the 81 shall be indelby
| Impressed on the skin.
The Royal yacht Victoria and Albert, and her tender
bhe nave Deeu reauy the Royal
vice We believe her Majesty Prince Albert will pro.
coed to Osborue Tuesday next very shortly after
will proceed o cruise round the Kingdom of Great
Britain visiting the Lands End west Of
and Scotland the Orkneys the shstands and the He
brides, and eastward returning home
We learn from Consantinople that the palace being
built by the Viceroy Of Egypt at Beycos the Asat
side Of the Bosphorus will be Of the nest that
| be procured aud adorned with 100 marble columns
Close to 1t will be the Kiosk OF the sultan The facade
towards the will be 200 pics (more than 400 eet In
length IL Is believed that the construction will require
three four years and the cost is estimated at
| purses (600UO00f)
letter from St. Petersburg Of the 10Th ult, says Sin
many parts OF the empire there have been res which
unfortunately appears wful At Kyschew, In the
government Of Knew 81 houses have been burned down.
at kalatsh government of Worensk 90 hous at Sno
lanska, government of Tschernigof 235 houses and
church In the last named town four persons porshed
In the flames In the government Of the Witepsk the
sers OF several large domains have revoed and after
plaging the mansions of their lords PEELED them