The Sun.
London, England, 1852-08-14 00:00:00

" JUAN BRAVO MURILLO."
The lieraldo has the following :
" Our correspondent in L 3, Granja attributes the re-
signation of the Marquis of Miraflores to the decision
taken in Council to dissolve the Cortes—a measure to
which he Was opposed. The King is gone to make an
excursion in tho neighbouring mountains. The French
Ambassador intends to give a banquet, on the 15th, to
celebrate the Grand National Feast of France."
The G aceta Militar announces that the squadron of
guards of the QUEEN was to be re-organized, and
formed hereafter of two companies, the second of
which is to be commanded by M. JUAN CASINI.
It being Sunday, the Bourse remained closed.

GER Y.
We have already announced the departure for
Vienna of an envoy from the Pontifical Court, charged
with an important mission.
We have just learned that this envoy is Prince
11onxisLonz, one of the personages who is honoured
with the confidence of the POPE.
The object of this mission is to negotiate the eva-
cuation of the Roman States by the troops of Austria
and Prance, as the POPE considers that the Pontifical
army, which now numbers more than 70,000 men,
is sufficient at present to meet all need.
The Saxon Minister, M. Vox BRIM; who came to
Vienna a few days since, accompanied by a director
of the customs, had numerous conferences with the
Ministers, and having now returned, it is asserted
that M. Vox BRUNT proposed to Austria the forma-
tion of a new customs group, equally independent of
Austria and Prussia.
The exchange of a frequent diplomatic correspond-
ence between our Cabinet and that of the Porte is
commented upon in well-informed circles. The
Porte, it appears, has been long requesting our Go-
vernment to explain the cause of not having yet no-
minated an Austrian representative at Constantinople,
whereas the Turkish envoy was still accredited at
Vienna. Our Cabinet has replied that the present
epoch does not appear to it the most opportune for
the nomination of such an envoy. Allusion is here
supposed to be made to the state of things in Bosnia,
respecting
which our Government has besides ad-
dressed a special note to the Porte.

DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, AUG. 4.—The elections are now
over, for in Denmark they happily take only one
day,
"St almost nothing, and cause no tumult; but
the results will only be known when all the ac-
counts have been received from the provinces.
Copenhagen sends nine Members. Of these, eight
belong to the National party—Professor WILKENS,
Consul IJAGE
(a rich merchant of distinguished
talents and imbued with English sentiments),
State Councillor LARSEN, State Revisor ROTHE,
Count KNUTH (a brilliant member of the March
Cabinet), Count RABEN (a man of solid acquire-
ments and rare integrity); Councillor of Justice
CASSE, and Captain• Lieutenant TUXEN. The ninth
deputy belongs to the whole-State party, and is a
member of the present Cabinet, MArine Minister
STEEN BIELE ; but he was elected fur a naval district
where Government influence is immense, the Woolwich
of Copenhagen ; besides which he gave the strongest
assurances of respect for the Constitution.
Among the old Members not elected in the pro-
vinces are Gnuenevio and Professor KRIEGER (the
CARDWELL of Denmark). The former was not a
candidate this Diet, as he wishes to devote all his
time and energies to the important " History of the
Church," on which he is engaged. The latter fell
before a combination of the Aristocrat and Peasant
parties—the white and red extremes. But he is too
distinguished and necessary a man to be spared in the
House, and will doubtless be elected in the first va-
cancy that occurs.

Tile following interesting paragraph is from
Aalborgs A vis :
" The diving• machine of dtsul Kall, in Frederick-.
shavn,
ff he which has been employed for six or seven years
along the east coast of Jutland, has
21a5toely9k,
efrpirptulinedsfioref iron. No
been used on our western coast,
o t S
whore it has fished up 208 railway rails, or not less than
No one knows when the vessel
stranded or whither it was bound; it must have gone to
the bottom at once without leaving any tale behind it.
The prorerty saved will, therefore, most likely be ad-
judged to the finder. But the diver will soon be engaged
on another expedition, where tho find promises to be still
larger and more interesting. It is intended to examine the
wreck of an English ship of the line, lost off Lonstrup,
two Danish miles north of Lokken, in the famous year
can still be plainly seen in clear weather, half
in the sand of the third reef shallow. One can
m
out not only its three decks, but also numerous
buriedlBsOk7 it
cannon, fqparently of brass. The local tradition states
that this noble vessel was destined to Copenhagen with
inoekscatoprinwgard
to
boats and
Thelieers7eosfo: famous
mo of these meno dispute about Akers Church, near
and arms, and had 1,200 souls on
by
swiraming,ers,eed.rowwneede,atgheerlryeslot
whoin vv
curious undersea investigations,"
T
Christiana, a magnificent olden sanctuary, threat-
ened with demolition by its parish, is now ended.
The sum demanded (8,000 Norwegian rix ' dollars)
has been raised, and it now belongs to the Norwegian
capital.
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RUSSIA AND POLAND.
project---viz., the connexion of our capital
Si. PETERSBUG; JULY 27.—A very interesting
of Hull and Grimsby, via Sweden,
regular
as.ntdea.amcocmopmain;nwicilaltiobne,
fowrinalledpr:asbol: be
s
imleoraedtvbaanntalgOdes
of
carried out in a very short time. The plans
edvrearwnthuepimperial sanction has been obtained. Ac-
her harbours
cording to -the plan, four steamers,
. designed especially
for this route, are to be built at Motala.
feet long and 22 feet wide, drawing a depth of eight
feet and eight lines water, in order to be able to pass
These steam schooners
. must not
. b.:.
the sluices of the. Gotha canal. m
which the undertaking holds out to the shareholders
is no less than 16i per cent. i
The undertaking has
met with a very warm reception
. n Sweden, which
will derive great advantages from this communication.
through the canal of Gotha, the
In passing Sound,
and consequently the Sound duties, Which are exor-
bitantly high, will be avoided.
The conscription for the army and navy is to take
place on the 27th of November.