The Sun. — 1844-04-04 (London, England)

COTJAT --PABBION.ILBLE. Lord Brougham, accompanied by Mr. H. Vane, passed through Folkestone on Saturday afternoon, m route to Paris. Lieutenant-General Baron de Stjernerona, one of the most distinguished aides-de-camp of the late King of Sweden, has arrived froM Stockholm to present to :her Majesty the Queen, the letters of notification of the demise of King Charles John, and the ascension of King Oscar I. to the thrones of Sweden and Norway. He Is accompanied as an aide-decamp by• Baron Charles Bjornstjerna, an officer in the Swedish Horse Guards, and the eldest-son of General Count Bjornstjerna, the Swedish Minister at this Court. The_countess'of Erroll _and_Lady Agnes Hay returned to Clarges-street, en Monday, on-a 'visit to Lord and- Lady Ida Campdcn, at Barham Court, near Maiditone. The Earl and CoUntess and family•are expected to leave town at. the close of the month, for Slane Castle, near Peterhead, North. Britain, where a grand fete to the tenantry will be given, and other rejoicings, in honour of Lord Kilmarnock coming of age. The Duke and Duchess of. Montrose arrived at Belvoir Castle, on Friday last, from Selby Hall, Northamptonshire. • The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort left the seat of the Duke of Rutland on M‘trulay last-for the hunting lodge of the Earl of Wilton, at Melton Mowhray. The Marquis of Lansdowne intends to pass the Easter holidays at Richmond. The Marchioness and Lady Louisa Fitzmaurice are gone to Bowood Park for a few days, and then they join the Noble' Lord at his villa on the banks of the. Thames. The Earl and Countess of Shelburne intend to passthe Easter recess at Richmond. .  The Earl and Countess of Sefton leave Croxteth • Park on the 14th instant for Belgmvd-square. The Earl and. Countess of Powis *and the Ladies Herbert leave Powii Castle about the-15th instant for town. The Countess Vowager of Sefton and the Ladies Molyneux leave Boyle Farm in the conrse of next week for town. Viscount• Clive has left Berkeley-square for Powis Castle. The-131sh-op elect of Newfoundland (the Rev. E. Field) will leave London for his distant diocese early in the neat month. ate-Hon. 'Mrs. Dawsbn Darner and the Misses Dawson Darner have arrived at• Gainsborough House, Cavendishsquare, for the,season, from. Milton Abbey—. Sir Philip Grey •Egerton, Bart., M 2., has-taken a house in Eaton-place for the season. ", 7' •  isiXscEl.l..6.NAOllB, 'Both: Houses of Parliament have adjourned for the 'Easter recess—the :Lords • till Tuesday, Aril 16 ;',and the Commons till Monday, 'April 15. ' On Meaty, the third spring Meeting of the Horticultural Society,' at the. Exhibition-rooms; in Regent-street, was fully and fashionably: attended: . Mr R. S. Solly, V.P., F.R.S., took 'the •chair,. supported by 'tire Right" Hon: the Earl of 'Auckland, Right 116 n: Sturges Bourne, M.P., Sir. Augustus Fosterr, Sir Richard Joddrell, Captain Davis, R.N., Dr. Henderson, Professor Lindley. The exhibition stands contained a'large variety of plants in full bloom and cultivation. On'Monday a large meeting of the Repeal Association took place in. Dublin, when some, interesting proceedings took place, • which me havereported elsewhere. The rent for the week was announced to be above 9004 including 6001. from New York. In 1698 the first printing press was erected in Manchester; in• 1844 there are,,it is estimated, upwards of 500.:. "The Belfast banks have' reduced the inter* on local ' paper to 4# per cent., and on English to The interest on .deposits now on hand will -be reduced to 2. per cent, on and after the let of ...July. - . • : The Provincial -Bank of Ireland has redueed,the rate of `interest on depositi to 'l per cent. • A man charged with the murder of Mr. Waller and Miss Vercker, at. Finnoe, escaped from Nenagh gaol on Friday morning. Anot4ersapital conv.iction hailaeen ha-d. itNenagh, before Mr. J.ustice.liall, in the, ease of John Hickay, indicted with others 'for conspiring •to nitirder Michael Hanley (who was 'actually murdered). •, The evilence was clear, and decisive. The motive for.ihis crime was the desire to obtain ground.