The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-31 00:00:00

DAILY WEATIIEB. TABLE.

state of the Wind and Weather at each of the following
places at Nine o'clock yesterday morning.—'fhe stations
are arranged in order of latitude.

Pr.rtimum—Wind S.E., calm—cloudless.
/14.3.rum,, Wind gentle breeze—partially cloudy.
Sou TRAMPTO7I Wind N. W., strong breeze—partially cloudy.
FoucsroNu—Wind N.E., gentle breeze—cloudy.
TuNnumos—Wind N.W., gentle breeze -partially cloudy.
Gi;EENW WEI— Wind N., gentle breeze partially cloudy.
Sruoon—Wind N.E. gentle breeze—cloudy.
CO LOU ESTER— Wind E., gentle breeze—partially cloudy.
CAlia Fs-ID E Calm—partially cloudy.
Ysl4l,4otY ind N.E., strong breeze—cloudless.
The returns from the following places indicate the state of
the wind and weather on Thursday morning at nine
01(ilock

Lniatrum—=Wind S. calm—cloudless.
pact.t.arGAß—'l, ind E., calm—cloudless.
Poem. --Wind N.E • gentle breeze—cloudless.
LzmuTimr —Wind N. W.. calm—partially cloudy.
Lasuagran—Wind N. W., calm—principally clear.
DAr.tacmoN—Wind N.E.. gentle breeze—foggy.

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' pc,
•
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4., tat 1/4
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ettatila
LONDON, SATURD&Y, JULY 31, 1862.

Yesterday we showed by calculation, the accuracy
of which cannot possibly be disputed,H House
et
ofou t
Coforoth.e
654 newly elected Members of the
mons, the Opposition has a roe •
Petty of Forty-one
against the Government. , There are, moreover,
exactly Forty-one Roman Catholics numbered
amongst the new representatives—so that the Catho-
lies returned to the Legislature give the majority
to
the Opposition. Already two of
the Members •re•
cently returned have departed'thia life, having been
carried off by sudden indisposition. Mr.'Dceenr,
one of the elected of Oldham has, in this manner,
been followed very rapidly by Mr. WATSON, one of
the elected ot Peterborough. There are consequently
652 representatives prepared at this moment to obey
the Royal proclamation by which her Most Gracious
MAZESTT will, somewhere about the third week of
Otetober, summon her faithful Parliament, to as-
semble in the legislative palace at Westminster.
Altogether the right " complement " of the House of
Commons would of course be 658 representatives.
1-$5 daranchisement of Sudbury and St. Albans
(bosh returning formerly two Members) ha, reduced
the aggregate to 654: and this
Net Derain has been
tleae e
the lest few days reduced to 652 by the un-
"C"ted demise of, first, one of the Members
for
Oldh*laland, •
1,,,rs for
, secondly, of one of the Mem-
1044.4itidPeterborough. Setting aside the two
naed_ and the four originally returned by
St- Alban,
have
tegadwßudbury—the right number, namely,
652,
of66earlready declared duly elected by the
returning
the United e throughout the constituencies of
result of the Kingdom,contest for
the account of the
yet been received. This
ricOrkney and Shetland has not
is compensated for b le difference of one, however,
'lnstead of two by the singular retitle] of three
epresentat.
rough of Knaresborougb. Ives of the bo-
is received from Orkney Directly intelligence
a
arrived at by that remote oto the decision
instead of having 652 we shall have e constituency,
returned as duly elected to seats
653 le
the gislators
Commons, and this, as we have 'dread indicated,
of
notwithstanding two of the newly. elected' candidates
have recently died in the persons of Mr. Du
NCIIFT and
Mr. Weesos, while the corrupt boroughs
of St.
Albans and Sudbury he.va been alike ;subjected to the.
Penalty of daranchisament.
4:lz is generally und.3rstood, as above iqtimated,
kyAt the new Para:anent will assemble towards
%he close f n
-• the men tb of October. The
ess,ion will then b..,,, necesscrily very brief
it, duration, and
in a great measure, we presume,
1112relYf one, of form an i ~-pm, ,ly —a session arranged
selely ,or the pu . ' L''' '-.• a
rt'oU of inatigOra.lno the recently-
c: eated Legi?laturP• Althqugh the duties thus dc-
vol-vie upon the Lower lietue will necessarily be of
a shnple character, they eaus. at any rate, be pro-
tracted over several week', •."
It only to enable the whole i
of the new Members to be duly ''
sworn in according to
custoae, and to prepare the way for ,
the consideration
as early as possible in the spring of 1853, et the
commencement of the next session, of exa-
mining the disputed elections carefully and 1
i