The Sun.
London, England, 1855-01-12 00:00:00

•
Article of the Constitutional Charter, lecT-,;1,
learatog, and in your well-known patro--0.0
during this ordinary session you will attend t 0
cussion •f those matters which most conduce to
lie prosperity. 01°
" I and' the country hope that your effor
With those of my GoVernment, will attain tbe
object of promoting the felicity of the Perique°
which it so much deserves.
" The Session is opened."

-v-FllO
THE MEDITERRAL-
Since the 4th instant, her 311,11Aajlje3TtY4s' ewi!tro:l
tune and Britannia have come into
the
former on the afternoon of the 4th, the
the following morning. Astlo
By the Gorgon, arrived sth, Cap —'
.rank and file, 2d, battalion Rifle Brigade'
mons and ammunition for the fleet. 0
This morning the English steamer Tau,
t;
from Constantinople shaving on bo,
General his Royal Highness the Du l'!:,1.0
bridge. He is suffering still froni
tracted during his arduous service 'in
ecrigi
and will remain here for some to :i' J,
health. He is attended by Major the l 0 ob
B. Macdonald, his aide-de-camp, Lieut''
wkitt, A.D.C., and Dr. Gibson.
Admiral Dundas, on reaching the
dined to receive a salute, or a guard e.
He will leave for England via MarseihTesA
Vectis. The Britannia will leave for Ear"'
in the week. d
,
The Trafalgar may be hourly exile'te
She touched at Athens on her way cluw ge‘
The .Fury, steam-frigate, is also dailye
as is the Bellerophon. tso
• The Retribution, steam-frigate, is 21
orders for England.
The Emeu and Trent, transports, 11
for sea early in the week; and take their
for the Crimea.

ImmomMMl..•
A. letter from Warsaw of the 4th, inlo
burg News, says :—" It is affirmed that'r,i
of Prince Paskiewitch will not be Pr° ,Ic)at
yond a month. It is thought besides the.
return the Prince will not remain long
said that he is to accompany the Ecoper°',4o
which he is to make to the head.quarters
detached corps of the army."

A letter from Geneva of the Bth 113'"10 c 0
"It is already known that different 0,0
have been formed by the ladies of Gene.jlo
;view to send lint and clothing to the Alba
in the East. They have just sent off o°,o
It consists of 240 pairs of socks, and a gr-
ber of woollen gloves."

Sir H. Lytton Bulwer had an andierl:ffet,
Grand Duke of Tuscany on the 6th, to t.
letters of recall as ambassador to that u°a-
the same day the Marquis of Norman" seP
ceived by the Grand Duke, in order to Pr,ebe
credentials as new British ambassador t°
of Tuscany.

The Opinione, of Turin, of the Bth !,i,9110
Naples, that the King of the Two Si° for
newel his contract with his Swiss troolo
years.

There is nothing of importance in the 3°
ournals.

LAW INTELLIGENCE ._(THIS

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COURT OF QUEEN'S BENO—':,,, CP'
(Sittings in Banco.--Before Lord Chief-JostV
bell, Justices Wightman, Coleridge, and Cr°,o
011
THE SLIGO AND SHANNON RAILWAI
COUPANY. '
In this case a rule had been obtained bi-); if
mond, to show cause why execution -should.llol,
against certain shareholders, upon a judgment -forol'i
against the company for the sum of k 0271.)
neering expenses,
VP
Mr. Bovil appeared upon the part of the 00rethst !
to show cause against the rule, and alleged tj
judgment had been obtained by fraud and 61- of
The learned counsel stated that this wag one oft
schemes of the railway time, and the
claim ar°g-ecti
the charge made for surveying, making the 6Pecidog
preparing the ground plan; and superinten oct"
making of the line. The line was never rod: be
scheme abandoned, and nothing had been don
preparing a few plans.
„wed In I
After some discussion, the rule was or— roe to
over, to allow the defendants to movo for a
aside the judgment complained of. 6,0" n/.
f
Nothing of sufficient publicluzp n
the now
report, oceurreu.in
tam:, other courts up w°
our going to press.

BOW-STREET.—(77I-is

LOVE ME LOVE Mt morningDOG.—This a :0/11
ed 104-
bly-attired female was placed at the bar oliera,4gur
creating a disturbance last evening in Sheffieiu
Lincoln's-inn-Fields,
be
The prosecutor, John Treherne, said last night
very much alarmed by a violent noise in thei bitY
Shortly afterwards the disturbance was inCreaseu
prisoner smashing his windows. The landlord 00
premises had a front stall in front of the housSP-2
p
was with the apples and oranges there exposed ';-041
that the prisoner broke the windows. She jellibeliefli
eighteen out of twenty squares of glass. -Isle,
there had been a quarrel between Sullivan,l.4o'
the wife of the landlord of the house, in
as well as himself resided, in consequence of e ,
ntoll
ing created by the prisoner's dog, :Ind also fine°
fact that a short time before the disturbance P-)10
had been served with a warrant for assaultid
Daly.

On the prisoner being asked what she had to i1ev..12
commenced a long list of grievances, but the DI itsird
stopped her, and told her that her quarrel WW-gbori
fication for breaking Treherne's windows.
fine her 20s. for broken windows and the fruit 0"-#0$
destroyed, or, in default, he should commit her to?
Ad
for six weeks.

Prisoner—They don't get a farthing from we•

to prison.
The charge of assault was then proceeded with,
Catharine Daly, an aged female, said that ill"
qnence of the prisoner persisting in keeping a dog )0
annoyance of the other lodgers she had gifelid,
notice to quit her apartments. Sullivan the',
commenced abusing her, and called her and herb°'sool
swindlers; and, finally, gave heiltwo blows on tilkea,
of the head and blackened one of her eyes. S'- d°
said, so help her God if I was not an old vreloo
would give me a good hiding. She told the '1)04110
street to come round the house in the eveniugall%-:
give 'em a scramble with the fruit mentioned :113°V-:0
Brown, 142 F, said he took the prisoner into et"
last night. On Sunday evening -last she create,°.ailY
turbance in Sheffield-street, and last night she 'l, same. She was a very troublesome person. ai
The magistrate, after very patiently listening a 0';
relation of an Irish row decribed by the prisoner,;, r
for the \assault on Mrs. Daly he should fine her 3
six week's imprisonment. do°
Prisoner—Then every day of it I'll serve ;
theY
get nothing out of me.

RUSSIA AND THE
.CONFERRIO

A letter from Vienna, 7th, in V0.4,9's ,
ger
Berlin, says :
„ 01
"Although the representatives of Prussia We' ;
present at the conference in which Count Buol corps -110-f
eated to Prince Gortschakoff the interpretation°dog'
four points, it is not the less true that frequent Core',
cations took place between the Prince
and those I'loo
sentatives. The question was to find a form under vlicb#
common conferences might take place, and at v 400,60
representative of Prussia might be present. Fr, tnot having taken any part in the exchange 64'
notes of the 4th August, wished in thefirstto,
that an understanding should be come to on er„, ,14
mon basis, and that basis she thought to find' yeti
interpretation of the four points. It is, horg,rii
probable that the three Allied Powers will
not oolcij
to resume negotiations on these points, as it 0e 4'
only lead to fresh delay. It is positive, on the r„V
trnry, that negotiations commenced on the 2d i'fot
between the representatives of the three ow
the the purpose of transforming the defensive
into an offensive one. We learn from good authored
that our cabinet will not allow itself to be ttl;she
from its demand for having the contingents 01 bi
Germanic Confederation placed on a war footingio
the provisional refusal of Prussia. The Gerelto
Confederation has admitted that the four points v 201,0
a suitable basis for peace ; that the Austrian tr°o;
entered the principalities to support these four poly to
and that the whole of Germany will be oblige e,
support Austria on this question. It is not, Wort
fore, possible to refuse her the practical supP
which she now demands."

• HOLYHEAD.—Yesterday morning, about nine e'c'° O
et
P
the steamer 'Hercules, Dunn, from Dublin for this Pcji,:,
fell in with the barque Princess Victoria, Dundas, fr°l6l
Liverpool for Marauham, off Holyhead, in a criPP:iir
state, and towed her in here with loss of foremast, rcfrio
and mizentopmasti, all the stanchion rails and bulvv,3rd
as far aft as the break of the poop on the port side, '°el
boat stove, covering board split, fore and main clOrl:of -
plates earned away, several of the bolts dragged vu By
the side, and the larboard side much chafed ; hokbee
in contact, Monday seven p.m., off Bardsey, tb
ship Helen, of Liverpool. The head and piece of .20
Helen's jihboorn were left on the Princess IfictorlP
deck,