The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-27 00:00:00

SWEDEN.

A decision of the Commercial College of Stock-
holm of the 12th instant declares to be infected with
cholera all vessels corning from Dantzic, and to be
suspected all vessels coming► from eastern and western
Prussia. The quarantine for the former is for ten
days, and that for the latter seven days. Vessels ar-
riving in Sweden from Danish ports situated on the
Sound, the two Belts, the Baltic, from the German
ports of the Baltic, and Russian ports situated on the
Baltic from the Prussian frontier to Rivel, inclu-
sively, are also to be subjected to the quarantine visits.

POLAND.
Letters from Warsaw, of the 20th, state the cholera
in that city has much diminished in intensity and in
the number of eases. Nearly 1,400 persons, how-
ever, were still under treatment.
The Emperor of RUSSIA has authorised the Polish
refugee NIE MENTOWSILI, who resided in France, to
return to his country, but without restoring to him
his right of nobility or his estates which bad been
confiscated.

S WITZERLAND.
e Theral Swiss parliament
waity projects. s
parliament in its last sitting sanctioned
The first is to go to the
of Thurgau, near Islihon, to Romanchorn,
frostierse v
on the lake of Constance ; the second, from Rorsheh,
ne
ZuerSt.
ri Gall, to nyll, forming the first section of
the Zurich line to the lake of Constance ; the third,
from Lucerne to Zofingen ; and the fourth, from
to Yverdon, to
Morges unite the lake of Geneva,
with that of Neufchatel, and being in reality only
the section of the grand artery which it is in-
tended first
dto establish between Geneva and Basle.

ITALY.
Piedtriontese Gazette contradicts Thethe rumours
of Ministerial modifications at Turin.
A letter from Rome of the 20th states that the
fete
of the 15th was celebrated with a good deal of
Jpomp in that city by the French residents and army.
morning and Ilintetevening guns were fired from the
erected near the fortress of San Angelo ;
Fthe day
little forts
time there was a grand review of the
French troops in the Place of Sc. Peter ; a grand
mass was celebrated by Monsignor DE SEGUE, auditor
of the Rota for France ; a splendid dinner was given
at the embassy ; and there was a brilliant concert by
the members of the Military Club. The façade of the
palace in
which the club holds its meetings was bril-
liantly illuminated, and decorated with stands of
arms ; there was also a large transparency represent-
ing
an
eagle. The population assembled to hear the
General MONTREAL had arrived to inspect concert.
the army of occupation, and the departure of General
GEMEAU on leave of absence for a month or two was
spoken of.
A treaty
of navigation on the " most favoured na-
tion" principle has been signed between the Holy
See and Russia.

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application
(By ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
THE SIXIIILE-BRIDGE AFFRAY.
bail mr..Delmege and the eigolistitisoofilds,iehres
pis Lordsbi
Drumm,
Crampton gaTvell:jjßusdpgAmYent
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depositions,
to admit to
at present confined
stated that, having carefully. , .
had come to the conclusion that it was a fair case
for admitting all the prisoners to bail. The amount
of bail was fixed for Mr. Delmege at 1001-, and two
sureties at 501. each. For the soldiers 20/., and two
sureties at Si. each.

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B, AILWAL—The direcfotrorthse willpast
to
recommend
-EtAoSTtahue
Sproprietors, at the ensuing meeting, t
declare a dividend upon the stock of the company
half-year at the rate of 7s. 6d. per 30/. stock
the dividend of 10s. 6d. for the previous half, which, with
makes
31.
per
cent. for the pasty ear.
Air.—At Ashf '
B,AiLw. _ Ford, SOUTH-EA TERN , the seat
of the important locomotive wto.rsks oof the South-Eastern
Railway Company, emPl°Yn3enelasi seen. w
holi-
day, to nearly
one thousand operatives of all Wednesday last
the directors of this company gave. the men aas
day, and the opportunity. of enjoying trip to the French
coast, accompanied by their wives . d f_anailies. A special
train left Ashford at an early hour in the morning, Which
conveyed 1,004 persons to Folkestone, at which port two
panys splendid steamers were in at-
of the railway com
tendance to take them across the Channel. The run from
Folkestone to Boulogne was accomplished in less than two
hours, and after enjoying a very pleasant day among their
French neighbours, the excursionists returned to Ashford
about ten o'clock the same evening, highly delighted with
the treat their employers had afforded them. Asa proof
of the increasi communication between the two coon_
tries it may be mentioned that on the same day two other
boats belonging e 3 ed
to the South-Eastern Company cony_ ,
respectively to and from the French shores 481 and 470
passengers.
SCOTTISH SONG.--We understand that Dlilne, the
Scottish vocalist, having finished his season here, has entered
into
an engagement with an influential musical party in
London to sing five months in America. Previously to
his crossing the Atlantic he proceeds shortly to Edinburgh,
to commence a round of farewell entertainments in his native
country. We have so frequently had occasion to call atten-
tion to Mr. Milne's high vocal qualifications and excellent
Scottish entertainments, that we may only here Wish him
the saccess he deserves, fearing not but that our Transatlantic
brethren will very soon discover his merits, and reward him
accordingly.
PREMATURELY.—On the 25th, the wife of T.
Lamle Murray, Esq., pf a f3ol], who ggrYiYea but A (OW hQurfp j