The Sun. — 1845-02-14 (London, England)

FOREIGN. On Sunday evening their Majesties the King and Queen of the French received the Minister of Marine, the Charge d'Affaires of Spain, Marshal Duke of Isly, the Prince de Beauveau, Generals Jaequeminot and Duval de Dampierre, and Messrs. Yatout and Martineau des Chenez. In the Chamber of Deputies, on Monday, Marshal Soult stated that, in consequence of the earnest request of M. Villemain (which the Government regretted), the King had ordered them to withdraw the Bill, the object of which was to give that lion. Gentleman a striking mark of the esteem in which his eminent services wore considered by the country. The Noble Marshal handed in a Royal ordinance, withdrawing a bill presented Jan. 9, according a pension 0(15,000 francs to M. Villemain. The Constuutionnel says, "The Duke de Broglie will leave Paris for London towards the end of the week. The Duke and Dr. Lushington will immediately cernmence their labours. We have been assured that the question of the right of search will not be the ot.ly one examined by the Plenipotentiaries, and that two other questions will occupy much more their attention, namely— the emancipation of the slaves in the French colonies, and the annexation of Texas." A few days ago a libellous work, by M. hfarchcl, entitled, " La Famine d'Orieans," was seized by the police, and en Sunday the author, printer, and publisher, were interrogated by an examining magistrate. They are charged with an attack upon the King, the Royal Family, and the Royal dignity, and with an attempt to overturnt he form of government as by law established. On Monday there was a heavy fall of snow at Paris, and the cold was intense. At six in the morning Fahrenheit's thermometer stood at 19. Delton, condemned to death for the murder of an old woman, named Dejorge and her servant, and Grasset, who had assassinated the widow Hue, at Longvilliers, were executed on Monday at Versailies. Delton, on ascending the steps, declared that he merited his fate, and in a few seconds had ceased to live. Grasset was then sent for. He came wrapped up in a blanket to keep out the cold. He was nearly insensible when he reached the place of execution. The executioner's assistants were obliged to lift him up the steps, and as they tied him on the plank, the un. happy man, happening to cast his eyes on the fatal knife, fainted on the instant. Almost at the same second the fatal blow descended. ♦ letter from Hanover, of the Ist, states that the Prince Royal, who had been for some time suffering from an attack of the eyes, has recovered sufficiently to bc able to appear in public. On the 4th inst., a member of the Spanish Chamber of Deputies, who represents Seville, and is said to be a man of considerable property, was expelled from the Chamber on a charge of having stolen certain articles of value at a ball given by General Narvaez. ,*WI7 11.1fitD pozrest. _ . _  In the Court of Bankruptcy, J. Argent, late of the Rainbow Tavern, Fleet-street, passed his final examination. Several cases of larceny were disposed of at the Middlesex Sessions. At Marlborough-street, Thomas Burns was charged with having committed an assault on a young married female, named Catharine White. The complainant had been attacked by the prisoner in Oxford.street, who seized her, threw her down, and indecently assaulted her. The ruffian was fined 5/. or two months' im.. prisonment. At Worship-street on Wednesday James Featherstone, James Peters, and a masculine.looking woman named Hannah Carroll, all of whom were stated to be convicted thieves, were finally examined, charged with having been concerned with others in violently assaulting police-constable Ball, N 365, who has been incapacitated for duty in consequence of the serious injuries be had received. Mr. Broughton committed the two men for one month to the House of Correction, without the imposition of a fine; and with regard to the woman, he ordered her to pay the AM an acceptanceeey was to r a re-examined, of 51., or undergo two months' imprisonment. William billexa m ofineedec, exchange egerder with obtainedhaying, theby forging said sum from Mr. Patterson, formerly a confectioner in Oxfordstreet, but now holding the situation of meesmaster to the Royal Artillery at Woolwich. The prisoner was committed for trial from Marylebone.  A complaint was made to Mr. Broderip, at the Thames-office, of the conduct of a policeman of the H division, who had taken 21. Is. from an old man who had fallen down in a At, under pretence of taking care of it, and who refused to return it to the owner. The Magistrate directed the inspector to make inquiries.