The Sun. — 1867-09-18 (London, England)

VII., were introduced into der that the stoutest hearted give way, and that the church by this door. Not far from this door, men, for the sake of their families, make the conces- at the moment of the ceremony of the coronation, descend in a square in Rome. This marvellous x- . sion they would never make for themselves. But abßuotutth,e a paper balloon, beautifully festooned and decorated plain English of it is—What are the police with flowers, was sent up, which it was said would t e n t o f Considering these thenumber, outrages very the few of h character,e criminals and the balloon is said to have performed its mission, and it is now preserved in the Vatican. The last time this e h a thler theye wweilhl anvleu rmdeen door was thrown open was upon the marriage of r the present Emperor. choaovlelybdeeecnidbirnogugihnt th conclavejustice. so-and-so, and settling where the murderers shall Madame Marie Lalande, who, some 30 years ago, be hid. The banditti that infest the Southern obtained much repute as a singer at the operas in mountains might very well make such calculations, London and Paris, died a day or two ago. but we might have supposed they could hardly A letter from Siam announces the death of the have been made in the England of railroads and eldest son of the King, Prince Kirom Mum Mahesdetectives. But the Unionists after all knew e war Siva V 1 as, which took place at Bangkok. The , , very Prince was 44. well what they were about. The conspirators have A few days before the close of the Exhibition not been brought to light. The men who nearlymur- there will be a very imposing and interesting ceredered PARKES have not been punished. The £2OO re- molly at the Palace of Industry in the Champs ward never elicited who destroyed the bricks. We Elyseds. The Empre,ss will preside at the distributalk about giving up capital punishment for murderers tion of the rewards and encouragements given by • ty founded for the protection of apprentices e that are found out ; but the Trades Unions ado the society and children employed in manufactures, and to those the code of DR ACO, and inflict capital punishment who have the most contributed in whatever way to without scruple on any offender who infringes'their the amelioration of the condition and the moral or laws. The state of feeling,. the tone of public professional instruction of these children. The recrnpenses will consist of portraits of the Empress, morality revealed by these commissions, is something o indication, with an written by her own hand, of the startling. The most careless and indifferent must motive of the distinction conferred. Portraits of shrink appalled. But the work is not at an end yet. the Imperial Prince, with a similar inscription writA correspondent of one of our contemporaries, ten by him. Also of banners of honour, gold, sil. writing from Dudley, urges an inquiry in South ver, and bronze medals, and diplomas. The weather continues stormy and unsettled. Staffordshire and East 'Worcestershire into out rages committed there during the recent strikes, while at the same time we hear from Plymouth that a shipbuilder having employed non-union men has been threatened that" his brains shall be blown out or his house set on fire." The evil extends, we may depend upon it, more or less over the whole country, and by dragging it to light and, taking action upon  This morning there was a strong and cold wind, like a March wind, and during the day dark and threatening clouds were in the ascendant, which seem to portend more thunder storms. When the sun shone, however, the temperature was agreeable.