Swansea and Glamorgan Herald, and South Wales Free Press. — 1853-06-15 (Swansea, West Glamorgan, Wales)

DARTFORD.--AR alii,, • The Prince weighed anchor for Odessa, mid palling act of self destruction was committed early an ,rt e !ravelling rapidly to St. Petersburgh, reached Wednesday last, by a gentleman who had taken a bed we capital on the 30th ultimo. over-night at the Bull and George Inn, Dartford. The i.,",,lalit,ed quite certain that, on his arrival, the Emperor deceased, Henry Lavender Ctilmer, was manager for Messrs. Saunders and Orley, publishers, Conduit-street, !,'. exprentirely approved .every act of his ambassador, London. He was single, and thirty-four ,years old. It i 7,,,,.? cited the utmost displeasure at the conduct of appears that he were to the Bull and George at about I,!!'scl Sn. Ile demands that the last proposal of Prince i'..' lukoff shall be accepted by the Porte. This now eleven o'clock on Tuesday morning, and was writing 'es'l impossible. during a great part of the day, and went to bed at about 4",,Tehe same courier bears orders to the Russian generals eleven at night, having first smoked a cigar with Mr. ,h, ri " frblontiers of the principalities, directing thm, ein Meyers, the landlord, and asked the girl to call him at a the rejection of the ultimatum, to cross the seven. She did so, but received no answer. She went p_!'', r,s.'!dwdahout further delay, and to commence hostilities, again about ten o'clock, and still received no reply, she A,,_'Z3f'a s lotion lias been spoken of, and the names of announced it to her mistress, who instantly told Mr. russia have been mentioned as parties to 'M eyer. her feat that something was wrong, a reeollection „i and l' ~, ,oterference. %Ve can affirm that England, France, flashing across her inind that early in the morniti;z she , 06" :.!..lataa,nd Prussia have jointly offered their good had heard the report of fire-arms. Mr. Meyers namen ! I again their intervention, as signataries of the diately sent for Brandon, the superintonding constable, use of 1811, who burst the door opt ii, when deceased, partly dressed, it;el,llu!sfa, however, has peremptorily and entirely re- was foond lying on the floor in a pool of blood, his head ! mow intervention, as well as their ' good offices.' Par literally severed front his body, nothing but the vertelirm to 6 ',unhappily, seems almost inevitable. It scarcely sustaining it. Close to his head was a razor ; a pistol recently discharged lay on the table, covered with blood, . ie,f; ....°' klig dUrelliCle. Europe combined to resia and also another likewise covered with blood, but having • if lan, able aggression, cannot fail .to maintain the safety no cap on. The deceased stated in a letter to Di. Gill I,eft and to read a lesson—a eevere one—to the that he was in a depressed state of mind, and. added that I ambition of a Sovereign who has forteited ,ri .:nd honourable fame." ' before he received his letter the hand which wrote it would be closed in death. His father, had made corntt Je;... o.—The Morning Post of this day mitred suicide about twelve years ago. fire uncle of the ,iic;.,n..ntelligence of still more recent date enables deceased deposed that some family matters had preyed i:°. Mm our statement that the Emperor of Russia, much on deceased's mind. fie had made an allowance P'°!'ly and completely rejecting the proffered meir,i,.7noletire four great powers, he has determined to i to his mother, who nevertheless, was constantly writing to hint for money, and had latterly threatened to exposes if 'l,'ie:icceptatice by the Porte of the ' •st proposal him to his employers if he did not give her more. Ilud sciatica. thllenschikoff. if, by any means, however seemed. to of hint very inueli.,, 'rite jury leturne kiiiii'a.,,,. at acceptance can be obtained from the Divan, a ve,rdict ot ' lemporary lusantty. s.h.re triumphed, and Turkey trill be virtually reected, es w a 7, independent state. 11 the demand be ' . SuiciDE BY A Boy.—On .Monday week an awe every reason to hope it will, in con- 1 inquest was held at Rockbeare, on.lienry Havill, a had ;491lat,n_cerof tehe bold and united action of England and ' twelve years old. Having missed him from the house i,`, ben the instrtedions to the generals commanding his father went in search of him, and found him hanging l;u::i.arenytsoofrcsß,reisearabia, borne by the same courier, will by his neckerchief from the bough of an elm tree, in the ed. out, and, without further delay, the field where he had been at work. There were no marks ii,,,,t7e: ces will cross the Peach and invade the Prin- of violence on him, and it was evident that he roust have committed the act himself. Na reanon could be assigned 1a,4,"1',1l 17j.matic negotiation is, unfortunately, completely for the rash act; alai it is a melancholy fact that about •,,f etween Lussia and Turkey; and the menace sixteen mouths ago his brother hanged himself at Woods ''. mmon, to be followed by its instantaneous volley, bury.