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. --MAR3/OItA, who
replaces provisionally M. D'AZEGLIO.
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 hare taken place iu that
city.
The Congregation of the Index at Rome has con-
demned the following books:—"Histoire de la 116Forma
au 16me SiCale, par J. 11. Merle d'Aubigny;" "Studii
cull' Apostolics Sicula Legs zia, by Professor Grisafulli ;"
" De la Papaute, Etudes Historique de Philippe de
Boni; " • " Dictiounaire Universel d'Histoire et de
GC ,graphie, etc., by N. Bouillet ;" and the "Ge ri-
filo Siciliano, Journal of Sacred Literature."

HAYMARKET 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, Dirs. L. S. Bucking..
ham, and Mr. H. Bedford were the representatives of the
other characters. Tiie piece, which was successful, was an-
nounced for repetition by Mr. Leigh Murray, amid consider-
able applause.

, -
On Tuesday, the 13th
A" GALLANT
head on one of
r board 1, Majesty's ship Prince Regent, lying at
instant, Zilientthhee hmaAanidncsTrwii:esrge:aloft at 11 A.m. furling sails
''`ueenst(Ywo, one of the seamen, named Henry Rouse, let
and fell; alighting on his
sensible. Commander Caldwell, who witnessed the acci-
dent, immediately Plunged after him from the main chains,
the lower deck ports, he went overboard in-
sensible.
eocpeusaatriemeenttehritains c 0
and had it not been for-this most timely assistance, the poor
fellow would have sunk to rise no more, as he was sinking
very fast. 'she blow
- on the head was most severe, but
aajohlnoi
tisin:_tuphlstaorai
oe rf Thisthw a
two men
ism theenbefore been instrumemdean°
in like manner at Lisifstb
fear-
lessly rescued his men from a watery grave, having once
h Tunes and Naval
Gazette. that
theannt gze ouCotr the ecrnovlmieva:en):d

of Saturday morning has
DIE SUBMARINE TE
a following:—" An effort was
from yesterday
to Portpnatti6
made yesterday to lay dewLtlGitapi{.—T he Belfast Whig
cableo,:
three across 0
,t,
ch l
oe c
k channeli in
t h e
board the Reliance schooner, 12'
been
Donaghadee, and the Bel-
The cable was coiled on
Bel-
fast steam-tug having towed Donagijadee, and the Bel-
orfling, they commenced payin
paying
rotut the cable. They had
Veen laid down, when it
morning, they commenced
considerable period, and
proceeded Without impediment for
about seven miles of the cable had
of tho current. It will, of course, be
snapped, a kink or twist having caused by the strength
submerged part of the cable again; anr itss instatede the
energetic efforts will be made to complete
across in a few days. The Belfast tug a • the immersion
arrived at our quays
last evening, at about half-past eight o'clock.
PROTESTANT DISSENTERS.—By an Act of the late
session, it is enacted that places of religious w
Protestant Dissenters need not be certified or registered orship for
a bishop's registry. Such places are to be registered in
General Registration Office for Births, Deaths, and in
rr'eag"' A fee of 2s. 6d. is to be taken for such certificatearo-f
..._i,stration, and a list of ouch places to be open for ins •
pection
without an„" ,'e-
r. jell
on sat
Dir. Ellis had an interview with Sir John Pakington,
'4°7, at tte ColOiaiakface,