The Sun.
London, England, 1852-04-12 00:00:00

MONDAY

EVENING, APRIL 12, 1852,

TURKEY.

Accounts from Constantinople of the 29th ult., state
that the right of inflicting the punishment of death
will be conceded to the Viceroy of EGYPT for three
years, in accordance with the advicu of Sir STRAT•
FORD CANNING.
On the 20th ult. a band of 60 Italians paraded the
street of Galiongi Coulous, carrying a Republican
flag, and crying
." Long live the Republic !" The
local police was immediately called out, and they were
all arrested, and sent to the Ministry of Police to
await the decision of the authorities respecting them.
The number of Italians at Constantinople is, says
this letter, 600 ; and though most of them represent
themselves to be political refugees, only 26 are really
so. The 26 political refugees live, it is stated, in a
very retired way, and have nothing to do with the
others. The Government, it 13 added, finding that
a good deal of trouble,
thinksman o
many
of
°ff
tellepellalitntegr them.
occasion

OVERLAND
MAIL
(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH)
MARSEILLES, APRIL 10, Six P.M.
The Indian Mail has just arrived. The dates are
Calcutta, March 6 ; Bombay, March 15; China,
February 27. No news from Burmah. Exchange
at Calcutta, ls, llid. to ls. nil. Commerce is dull.

Trieste, dated the 11th
Our telegraphic advises from
inst., inform us of the arrival of the steamer from
Alexandria.

Dates from Bombay are to the 15th ult.
The Burmese expedition consists of 6,000 troops
two vessels of war, and thirteen steam-boats. Addi-
tional forcesur fromt China I'l''ereexpected.
T hedeparture
expedition was to take place
from Calcutta and Madras on the 19th of March. The
ure
ofthe
forces were to rendezvous at the mouth of the Cass, or
the eastern branch of the Irawaddy.
The expedition would probably' proceed up the
latter branch, to avoid the resistance prepared on
the route by Rangoon, where 20,000 Burmese troops
were assembled.

The British forces Were intended to advance to
Prome.

Parties of the Burmese had ravaged the frontier
villages.

The money market Was firm. company's Five per
; ditto, Four Cents., 81i.
on London) at six months, per rupee,
Cents.,
oe.n ts ,l 0
ild. 3l
Exchange
Import market firm.
Cotton for export 72pteor
ch 99erstup.ees per candy, and
declining.
Freights to London, 2/. 13s. to 2/. 18s., and rising.
m
Opium
piu
1,045 rupees

spondenco between the
TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
SIR,—My attention having been drawn to a corre-
fessional adviser of the Rev. A. G. Edousrt, in your
journal of the Bth inst., permit me, in reference thereto,
to say " that what I stated to Mr. Gladstone, I am quite
prepared to repeat at any time." By inserting this in
your next publication, you will oblige
,
Your obedient
scrvant Rey, .1° E. Gladstone and the pro-
w. J. KNIGHT.

392, Strand, ±_pril 10th, 1852.

ACCIDENT.--
‘ the horses becoming moment to have been productive of very serious consequences,
occurred on Saturday afternoo in the vicinity of the metropolis
—a lady and .
, . gentleman (then gentleman one of our most
ACCIDENT.--
An --------accident which was likely at one
eminent physicians) being thrown out of an open car-
riage,. on the Leabridge-road, near Leyton, in consequence
Fortunately the partieswho e -aped with a few severe bruises,
were conveyed i
-11.1rned! into the private residence of Mr.
and Mrs. James II I lately
from whom the sufferers
received the La e me, of Le ton, frightened and starting oft at a gallop.
hospitality.
8.D., former!
OXFORD, ApRIL la—lntelligence has just reached
the University that
°3l graceful attentions and the most generous
APRIL S.—The new
Bishop of Lincoln judgment in the appeal
, has pronounce
touching the election to the rectorship of that college. His
Lordship's decision is in favour of the Rev. Jamas Thompson,
the Visitor of Lincolnd College, the Lord
ton, in Buckiegbatns.hire, now rector of Lincoln College.
THE Naw PLANET: LIVERPOOL OBSERVATORY,
Y fellow of that society and rector of Cubling-
eV • overed at Naples on the 17th
of March was lastdetected at this observatory.
ELECTLIc evening
planet Ise
Mr.
Williarn All oft the publisher of New Bond-
street, has just announceder'his intention of publishing the
whole of Casimir Dveelarvigbne'sWP.l*.'s and comedies, rendered
auy,—Edinburgli Scottish
into English blank ~, E Markwell, Esq., author
of " Amy Itobsart," ansde'se;;eral plqys and farces produced on
Chamber of
the French and English stage.
TELF GRAPLIS.—We perceive that the
Leith are both about to etition Parliament in favour of the
Commerce at Edinburgh and To wn Council of
British Eaectrie
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