The Sun.
London, England, 1852-06-01 00:00:00

SWITZERLAND.

The Voss Gazette states that the protocols respect-
ing Switzerland were Signed in London by the re-
presentatives of the five great powers, and that a
collective note will be addre-sed to the Federal Go-
vernment, callirg upon it to reestablish the former
constitution of NeufchatA. France, it iy added, will
undertake to enforce compliance it the Federal Go-
vernment should not at once execute the decision
come to by the five powers.

ITALY.

On the 22d ult. Sir HENRY LYTTON BULWER had
a private audience of the Grand Duke of TUSCANY,
to deliver his credentials as Minister Plenipentiary to
the Grand Ducal Court. _ _ _

In the sitting of the 26th ult. of the Sardinian
Chamber of Deputies, General DABORNUDA, the Go
vernmeot candidate, was elected vice-presirlent of
the Assembly by 77 against 33 votes, obtained by M.
TECCBIO, the candidate of the Left. M.
Da CAVOUR
and all the Left Centre supported the Government.

SOUTH-EASTERN RAILWAY.
Gross traffic receipts for passengers
and goods, week ending May 29,
1852 £13,376 14 4
Ditto, May 81,1851 13,780 3 0

Decrease in 1852 ...
.£403 8 8
London Terminus, May 31.1852.
GLASGOW AND SOUTH-WESTERN RAlLWAY.—Traffic for
the week ending May 29, 1852:
Passengers k 24,949), goods and
parcels, horses and carriages.. £4,138 1 4
Corresponding week in last year 4,069 9 1
Glasgow. May 31.

ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH IN THE BANK OF ENGLAND.
—The Electric telegraph operations which have for some
time been in progress in this establishment are now com-
pleted, and a very perfect system of communications is
effected between the various offices. The rooms of the
go-
vernor and deputy governor are by this means placed in
di-
rect and immediate communication with every
important
department where business is transacted, and the naiistper-
fectensured use secrecy of communication isof a
,
apparatus by which a message intended for
office caunet be read at a other.
INDISPOSITION OF MR. WAKLET,
my,—We regret
1
one particular
Saturday morning last,
o
hen was seized with a sudden
to hear that, on the return of Mr. I.'i, ak ey to his chambers
from the House of Commons
between three and four o'clock,,
is relatives. It is
faintness, which caused much alarm to n
as to be able to leave town
afternoon.
satisfactory to state,
field.
for his residence at Hare
however, that the Hon. Gentleman was
so far recovered by the
ROIBUCK.—We regret to learn
ILLNESS OF MR.
that since Mr. 1
toebuck's departure for London on Saturday
last be has been severely indisposed arid unable to a tend to
his duties in Parhat, and we fear that some little time
must elap.e inen
be J.:se it will be prudent for him to resume them.
.—Sheffield Times.
iIttruEscNTATION OP MANCHESTER...4r, is confi-
dently stated that Captain Denham, the new candidate for
Manchester, is a thorough Puseyite, and a regular attendant
in st. Barnabas. If this be so, we should be extremely
sorry were the constituent of that borough to elect him. It
would be too bad to eject either Mr. Bright or Mr. Milner
Gibson, both of whom are in every other respect, except on
Protestant questions, unexceptionable Members. We trust
the electors of Manchester will tnke care, boor, they seek to
supplant either of the sitting
Members h •).
Captain Denham,
to inquire into the religious, as well as the political and
commercial orinione of that gentleman. —Morning Ad- I
vertiier.