The Sun.
London, England, 1855-06-19 00:00:00

SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, June 12.—The great national party
loudly demands the restoration of Finland to
Sweden, with a guarantee of its incorporation
with the kingdom on the part of the Western
Powers.

During the last few days the hopes of the war
party have been greatly raised by the announce-
ment that the King has resolved to go to Chris-
tiania in the course of next month, for the purpose,
it is added, of convoking an extraordinary Storthing.
But nothing is known for certain of this, any more
than of the convocation of the extraordinary
Swedish Diet. Much will probably depend on the
success of the mission to Vienna of Baron Mander-
stroem.

ADELPHI THEATRE.—MADAME CELESTE'S BENEFIT.—
The accomplished directress of this theatre has announced
her benefit for Wednesday (to-morrow) evening, on
which occasion will be produced a new domestic drama
by Tom Taylor, entitled Helping Hands, the favourite
petit comedy of Foreign Affairs, and The Pretty Girls of
Stilberg, in all of which Madame Celeste will sustain the
leading character. The bare announcement of the fact
that the benefit of this talented artiste is fixed for to-mor-
row will, we feel assured, Oraw a crowded house.
The remains of the late Lady Frances Calder were in-
terred, yesterday, in Kensal-green Cemetery. Toe fune-
ral was strictly private, and the mourners consisted only
of her ladyship's nearest connections, Lord Montea,4le,
Sir Peter Pole, Bart., Count John Delafield, Mr. Gen.
Ru,sell, &c. The service was read by the Rev. Mr.
Hugo.
THE BILL FOR THE CARRIAGE OF PASSENGERS BY SEA.
—Mr. M. H. Perky, the respected Emigration Agent
at St. John's, New Brunswick, and the recently ap-
pointed Commissioner of Fisheries, under the Elgin Re-
ciprocity Treaty, thus writes, under data of the 21st
May, 1855 :—" I have just received a copy of the bill
now before Parliament for regulating the carriage of
passengers by sea. If its provi-ions become law it will
cut off emigration from Great Britain and Ireland to
this province almost entirely, and greatly check it to Ca-
nada. It ought to be seen to at once. A steerage pas-
sage in a first-class vessel to this port is now 31. 10s.,
but the same cannot be less than 6/. under the new bill."
THE REGISTRATION.—Yesterday notices were issued
in the City of London and the boroughs of Westminster,
Marylebone, Finsbury, the Tower Hamlets, Southwark,
Lambeth, and Greenwich, that all persons desirous of
being placed on the register of voters now about to be
made out, in respect of the occupation of premises of the
clear yearly value of 101., must pay all poor's rates and
assessed taxes due from them in respect of such pre-
mises on or before the 20th of July, or they will be
excluded from the list of voters. _

CONSTANTINOPLS, June 7.—Mr. Longworth, British
consular agent at Monastir, started on the sch inst., per
Banshee, for Circassia, on some mission to the mountain
chiefs. Scharnyl, it is said, has sent already 3,000 men
to join in the attack on Anapa ; but these troops, it is
said, are not worth much in regular warfare.
Lieutenant Augustus C. Murray, R.N., has in the
most praiseworthy and gallant manner accepted the
command of a troop of horse artillery in the Turkish
contingent force. The Admiralty have granted to Lieut.
Murray the necessary leave to enable him to take up his
new appointment. Lieut. Murray is one among many
other officers who, unable to gain the promotion he so
richly deserved in his own profession, has been com-
pelled to oarry his talents
.to another and more encou-
raging " market." It is really too oad that we should be
compelled to part with such men as Lieut. Murray,
while the Navy List is t) be encumbered with the
Innle-
fields, the Chadses, the Parkers, and numerous other
monopolists of Admiralty favours. Lieut. Murray pro-
ceeds without loss of time to the seat of war. —hi ornin g
'Jerald.

WRECK OF TUE SHIP BA.ItTLEY.-11tclimucTo, June 4.
—The Bartley, of Maryport, Colgan, from Liverpool,
laden with merchandise, is reported on share at Richi-
bucto Cape, and has been sold as a wreck, together
With her cargo.