The Sun. — 1853-06-11 (London, England)

ANIMALS.—The annual general meeting e'' Oa friends and subscribers to this useful society was, for yesterday afternoon, at the Hanover-square it°ewatlfet the purpose of receiving the report, and 1.113°I!,. 3fr,' business; Mr. W. A. Mackinnon, M.P., in the ehibl'a the Thomas, the secretary, read the report, which staatoe cool the Belfast society had successfully prosecuted ° to o'• of cruelty. The committee, after reporting the rest fort several well-known cases prosecuted during the rasa sii°' stated that through their exertions the practice ,;seoa' pending animals to ascending balloons had boen whore tinned. During the past year the commit.teeleowist received a legacy of 90/. from the late Miss ST?, i3ell' of Reading, and also the sum of 361., left by 3•"5 our° all 0 of of Kensington. The total receipts from - hod Cl during the past year (including a balance iu4d. . an 5521. 19s. 10d.), had amounted to 1,879/. 6e' (Ober° after all the necessary expenses had been de11.% 11)43 was left a balance in hand of 588/. 14°. iv ~ . 511 e, adoption of the report was carried unanimous 'wing "" chairman stated that the city authorities had, °r the re' the part he had taken in bringing in the bill fe that be, moval of Smithfield-market, sent him notiVaughter,/ would not in future be invited to their feasts. (-1,-' the pr°' A vote of thanks to the chairman concluded ceedings. Tr, fu' ~,,e ...- Am) 'Tau WESLEYAN MEDIATION MOVEMD''' 0610 ."*". therance of this movement, intended to recta, We"; reformers and the Wesleyan Conference, a Pu,'rhorsdi.% ing was held in the Manchester Town-ball °lbw of wt evening, which was attended by a large ellt., in tber, members and leaders of the Wesleyan neighbourhood. The meeting resided by IT, James Wylde, of London, and addressed 2),Y, loco _ Harris, of London • Mr.' Sharpley, of . ,11°Iribe ineffe,rv, shire ; and Mr. George 31allinson. At of the loi tual attempts made to bring the princiP;deration mingham Declaration under the e° eat Sheigef a Conference, they had, since the Conferee:ol,o,o counts9ry, was preside o,_ 31r. lir last year, procured the adhesion to that the ovg large number of signatures throughout including many of the class-leaders of tbe "e- ao the oldest and most influential member! ,„nferenoe ~0 nation. They proposed now to go sT." _.`"'sg.ainst ;',1710 longer as petitioners, but as prote assembly andtrusteegYititdmblY• id emxecelutisnivgewlyaspraide jsotluymcehdartaoctlearst probably be addressed by • Mr• W. 31 '°. les of tb° Ire°' Birmingham Declaration. REGENT'S CANAt--;i110 SUSPECTED SUICIDE IN THE a labou9-i, ~at's and resolutions carried in favour of the princip terday morning, at an early hour, a_s,,- of the l'egui 25 efvetniliantg,a.wssheel it viviel-011.0, was proceeding along the towing _pa:tremolo oho _ti, Canal, he discovered the body of el_ the Sings g years of age, floating in the water, ont a, out, ancl' ab,dolvs' road-bridge. The deceased was g„ , . mr. ge . tbheeenbpeadilacee,d to in sahsohreeldlitewhaewcoornkvroues_de,D)geicgotstolarind;:voci The deceased was dressed in a lilac h white cotton ditto, white cotton t thrk shawl' on' chocolate coloured merino petticoasto,:wriintgeh boots, and black drawn bonnet, and ' ac id in the waterli he had dark brown hair, and had been oroner, "'ill lack siderable time. Mr. W. Baker, Saturday)c at 0°,13 0 an inquest on the body this day the bodY r-"" Horse Tavern, Singsland-read, where identided, , bsriodwilhe ae  ith th:f itiO° 0. their  1 • o Si —"bat{ rd. loulej be tad r  )a.  3  ii•.'"