The Sun. — 1845-04-24 (London, England)

FOREIGN. tt ° On Sunday at three o'clock, the King of the French, e- egod General Earon Gourgaud and two orderly officers, left !ed. ries for Neuilly, and there staid till five, when they rettuPoi, Ib the evening their Majesties received the Minister of Fills° Dukes de Fezenzac and de Beaufremont, the marquis de paisToot Generals Count de Eparre, Jaequeminot, S'Anstiani, and St: the Prefect of the Seine, and Counts Friant and St. Maur 0. There has been held, it is said, a great political colue'er` dp the residence of the Minister of Justice. The subject OP/01, re sideration was, it is affirmed, the course to be adopted spect to the Jesuits. peen ‘1 The Monitcur publishes royal ordonnances creatieg,_.es France the Duke do Valencay, Lieutenant-General 700 dolphe de Latour Maubourg, the Count de Tilly, the Bois-le-Comte, and id. de Kebertin. thd, Count de Latour Maubourg, the French Arobee'--.r ,pad  Holy See, died on the 18th inst. at Marseilles, where be 11 0 rived a few days before, on his way from Rome. h 1 °1 -di We regret to state that the accounts of M. Guizots h. , not to favourable, on Monday night he had a renewal of the an by the last accounts he was in a weak state. ,gles4 N. de Saussure, son of the celebrated naturalist, die,. on the 17th inst., in the 77th year of his age. d'sgen° M. Excelmans, receiver of taxes of the Arron ' eel Louviers, in Normandy, and son of Count EacehneTbe alt France, committed suicide at Louviers on SundaY• On_l4°. atttibuted to insanity arising from ill health. The funeral of M. Aubert, Peer of France, took Ina*-„ day. The service was performed in the Church of d'Aquin ; the grand deputation from the Chamber of Pt.great number of other Peers and Deputies were present. 71.41V1, ALFIII ,r , 1 furl In the Bail Court, Mr. Justice Coleridge fined see,--e 51. each for non-attendance—ten of the number bad • Aro findthe previous day for the same cause. 01:50 Elizabeth Roberts, a neatly-attired young alna?' onto( years of age, was arraigned at the Middlesex Swape-,:irtb e indictment charging her with having concealed the sx 111), child, by disposing of its body, on the 31st of March isoittea; being no evidence to prove concealment, as she had ,he birth of the child when questioned on the subject, "" quitted her. aPr-roff A mere boy, named Henry Wallis,rd 1d ante, was brought up at the Mansion-house, before the 'lob SI in the custody of John Forrester, the officer, charged. po,,pr committed forgery. He had presented a forged cheqt:hiboo to be signed by Southey and Son, for 1151. 55. 7d., into .„ti house of Prescott and Grote, and was immediately gte'vforilol"o, tody. He was a clerk in the employ of Mr. Cooper' 2,, di° Southey and had been in the habit of seeing Messrs. He was fully committed for trial. ~a300°4 John Dowling, a captain's steward, was fully -ibl Queen-square, for bigamy. inettief,s At Worship-street, Charles Young, charged orders mob to rescue a pickpocket from custody, was oe( fine of 20s , or be committed for one month to the R of very resr.--,,..11 rection. State 11.4 John Marrs, Secretary to the New Reform 0006. charged with breaking open the box containing the ran/ be to the members, and absconding with the same, leaS ttg led from Southwark. Alin% Several persons were fined at Hammersmith for able liquors without a license. st °Cie Several persons, charged with picking pockets _OOlll,O during the Queen's visit to the Great Britain, were ao__Sioet victed at the Thames Police Court, and sentenced to of imprisonment. Ober