The Sun.
London, England, 1854-11-23 00:00:00

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Baron Brunow, ei-decant Russian Minister at our
Court, was expected to arrive at St. Petersburg on the
17th inst. from Berlin to have an audience of the Czar,
and to hold conferences with Count Nesselrode, the
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
A MOTHER AND DAUGHTER CHARGED WITH CHILD
MURDER—LEOMINSTER, Tuesday.--This day Mary
Morgan and Ann Williams were charged with the wil-
ful murder of the illegitimate child of the former, who
is a daughter of the prisoner Williams by a previous
marriage. The magistrates committed both prisoners
on the capital charge.
PRICE OF BREAD IN SOOTLAND.—The Edinburgh
bakers have raised the price of a 41b. loaf to 10d., ready
money, or if paid within a month ; and 100., credit !
Flour, 3s. Bd. per stone ; bran, 9d. per stone.—Scottish
Press.

DECEASE OF COLONEL JOLLIFFE OF THE ROYAL
MARINES.—CoIoneI Jolliffe died suddenly on Friday
evening last, near Ventnor, Isle of Wight. The la-
mented colonel had not long since received his promo-
tion. He distinguished himself at Syria, and was much
respected by a very numerous circle of relatives and
friends.
Two members of Parliament were killed at the battle
of Inkorman on the sth—Lieut. Col. E. W. Pekenham,
of the Grenadier Guards, member for Antrim, and
Lieut. Col. James Hunter Blair, of the Scots Fusilier
Guards, M.P. for Ayr.
The German Journal of Frankfort, under date of
Vienna, 18th,.says :—" The accouchement of the Em-
press is expected to take place in February. Her
Majesty is in the enjoyment of good health."
Major Groves, late of the Essex Rifles, has been ap-
pointed to succeed the late Mr. Lewis as Secretary and
Superintendent of the Master of the Horse's department,
Buckingham Palace.
WRECK OF THE AFRICAN MAIL STEAMER FORS•
RUNNER.—The court of inquiry ordered by the Lords
Commissioners of Trade into the circimstances of the
loss of the mail packet steamer off Madeira on the 25th
of last month was resumed at the Beard of Trade,White-
hall, before the naval commissioners of the department,
and after the examination of Mr. Gregory, it was again
adjourned.

TRANSPORTATION OF CONVICTS.-Orders were issued
yesterday from the Honig-office for the expatriation
forthwith of 275 convicts, sentenced to the punishment
of transportation, from England to Freernantle, Western
Australia ; and 375 to Bermuda, sentenced in England
and Ireland.

The Rev. J. Coibourne, M.A., late curate of St.
George's Church, Birmingham, has been licensed by the
Bishop of London to the incumbency of the church and
district of St. Matthew's, Bethnal-green, vice the Rev-.
Allen T. Edwards, M.A.
INFLUX OF CORN.—On Tuesday last the greatest con-
fusion prevailed in East•street, the Pallant, and St.
John's-street, Chichester, owing to the arrival of an im-
mense number of waggons, laden with wheat and other
grain for the market. This continued from 9 o'clock in
the morning until 6 in the evening, during which period
the road attunes became impassable.—Brighton, Examiner.
SNOWSTORM AT LIVERPOOL.—This town was visited
yesterday by one of the heaviest falls of snow ever re-
membered by the "oldest inhabitant." The storm com-
menced about nine o'clock, and continued almost without
cessation throughout the day. At intervals it was so
severe that the air was darkened by the shower of
flakes, some of which were as large as a man's hand.
The weather yesterday was extremely cold, but since
the fall of snow it has become much milder.
MR. JOHN BRIGHT, M.P., BURNT IN EFFIGY.—
The letter which has recently appeared in the public,
journals from Mr. John Briht, M.P., on the war, has
caused among his constituents of Manchester an unmis-
takeable feeling of indignation in many circles. On
Tuesday evening an effigy representing the member for
Manchester was publicly burnt at New-cross Ward, in
that city. On the effigy were inscribed the words,
" Bright, the fi ieud of Nicholas."
DOGS.—The Commissioners of Inland Revenue have
determined in all cases where parties have been assessed
for degs, and have neglected to pay the tax, to cause
the defaulters to be committed to prison, and we un-
derstand that numerous warrants for defaulters in dig
borough are in course of preparation. Windsor
Express.
ROCHDALU, Nov. 20.—The demand for flannels slack.'
ens, which is generally the case at this time of the year,
whether business has been :previously brisk or dull.
The wool market continues steady, and the manufac-
turers buy as if they did not anticipate soon either a rise
or a fall in the raw material.

HALIFAX, Nov. 18.—Our Piece Hall to-day has been
attended by but few either buyers or sellers, and the
inquiry for goods is very limited. In wools and yarns,
also, there is not much doing ; and, as is usual in a dull
market, prices are scarcely so firm, either for wools,
yarns, or pieces.