The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-19 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Opinione of Turin states, on what it represents
to be good authority, that the bishops have presented to
the KING a protest against the marriage bill, and that
the KING has sent it to General DELLA. MAR3IORA, who
replaces provisionally M. D'AzEomo.
A letter from Florence states that the Government has
sent Colonel CONTRI, and Lieutenant ANGIOLETTI, of
the artillery, and Captain BAILLON, of the infantry, into
Hungary, to attend the manoeuvres of the Imperial
troops.
It is stated in a letter from Venice, of the 14th, that
several more political arrests have taken place in that
city.
The Congregation of the Index at Rome has con-
demned the following books:—" Histoire de la Reform°
au 16me Siecle, par J. H. Merle d'Aubigny;" " Studii
sull' Apostolica Sicula Legazia, by Professor Grisafulli;"
"De la Papaute, Etudes Historique de Philippe de
Boni; " " Dictionnaire Universel d'Histoire et do
GC )graphie, etc., by N. Bouillet ;" and the " Geri-
filo Siciliano, Journal of Sacred Literature."

HAYMARICET THEATRE.
A little piece, called Our New Lady's Maid, was brought
out at this theatre on Saturday night. The piece is slight,
but the equivoque is amusing, heightened as it is by the
whimsicalities of Buckstone, who represents the officious
lacquey, and talks and argues with his employers in the
drawing-room with a curious disregard to the rules of ordi-
nary society. It appears to be an adaptation from some
French vaudeville. Mr. Leigh Murray, Mrs. L. S. Bucking.
ham, and Mr. H. Bedford were the representatives of the
other characters. The piece, which was successful, was an-
nounced for repetition by Mr. Leigh Murray, amid consider-
able applause.

Total of
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-COAST
Total of the RAILWAY.
19,:1851 ... 13,842 16 4
Trafac--Week ending July 17, 1852 ... £15,088 15 8
Trafao--Week ending July
the half-year, to this date, 1852 ... 29,400 8 6
half-year, to this date, 1851 ... 39,697 13 9
Total number of Passengers—Week ending
pin July 17, 1852 ;.. 116,373
gem ...£12,557 12 1
Goods •
••• 2,531 3 7
••• ••• •••

£15,088 15 8
Total ...
iz ditto, 1851, 173%.
Total miles open, 1852, 173 ; London Terminus. July 19, 1852.

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instant, while the hands aloft
on board her Majest"'ere
.—On Tuesday, the 13th
Queenstown, one of the 8
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after'h*Who
aloft at 11 A.M. furling sails
shit) Prince Regent, lying at
head on one of the lower deCill-gp
sensible- Commander Caldwellort
ands fell; alighting on his
go his hold in the main rigging named Henry Rouse, let
, he went overboard in-
t? from the main chains,
witnessed the acci-
dent, immediately plunged
and had it not been for this most
headore, assistance, the poor
w aaas
mhoestwsaesv esinking
t
comvery. This is the
fellow would have sunk to rise no
icsommmenissfrioonmtahatwthateery
very fast. The. blow on the head
hopes are entertained of his ultimate recover
wave, has
before been instrumental in saving the lives
of
fving once
fear-
lesslysco n second
rescuedt i
in like manner at Lisbon.—Portsmouth Times and Naval
Gazette.triethihs
PROTESTANT DISSENTERS.—By an Act of the late
session, it is enacted that places of religious worship for
Protestant Dissenters need not be certified or registered in
a -bishop's registry. Such places are to be registered in the
General Registration Office for Births, Deatbs, and mar
6 A fee of 45. d. i 9 to be taken for such cert*& —. i cue of
registratilist of such places to be open for inn) t•
on, and a ec fon
with°
nt any fee.
Mr. Job Sir John P •
onatia Ellis hada an in
with akingion,
--ayP at tCoial-office.