The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-03 00:00:00

THE RUSSO- DUTCH LOAN.

The following are the nu:,
who supported Lord Dudley
Hume, W. F.
Lington, H. G.
Morris, D.

me,,, of the five gentlemen
r Stuart's motion :-
1 Murrough, J. P.

Wise, A.

The King of the Belgians arrived at Ostend on
Monday.
The Lady Elizabeth de Ills and infant daughter are
progressing favourably, at the Earl of Wilton's, in
Grosvenor-square.
The Earl of Derby, who recently purchased the
spacious family mansion of the Earl of Dartmouth, in
Sc. James's-square, will take possession of the edifice
early in the ensuing year.
The Dowager Marchioness of Downshire, who is
staying at Brighton, returns to Grosvenor-street; the
week after next, en route to Sir G. Chetwynd's seat,
Atherstone.
His Excellency Lord Howard de Walden arrived at
the British Embassy, at Brussels, on Monday, from
London. Sir T. Waller, Bart., the First Secretary to
the Embassy, has arrived in town, from the Belgian
capital.

His Excellency the Count and Countess Walewski,
who have left Paris on a brief tour in Switzerland, are
exoected to return to the French Embassy at Albert-
gate the first week in the ensuing month.
Lord and Lady Bloomfield have proceeded to pass
three or fur (Lys in the vicinity of Dresden.
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond and Lady Cecilia
Gordon Lennox, with the Princess E lward of Saxe
Weimar and the Countess of Bessborouih, left town yes-
terday morning for Gordon •Castle. N. B. The Earl of
Beesborough will join the family circle in a few days.
Lord Alexander Gordon Lennox will accompany his
noble relatives to Scotland.
THO, HON. C. P. VILLIERS.—We regret to hear that
the Hon. C. P. Villiers has been advised to leave Eng-
land for some months, for the benefit of his health, which
has become seriously impaired by his unremitting at-
tend once, session after session, in the House of Com-
mons. There is too much reason to suppose that the
, seeds of his present illness were laid during the great
Free-trade struggle, when, for so many years, he never
relaxed in his arduous and persevering exertions for the
repeal of the cora laws, until that great boon was se-
cured to the country.
THE SPEAKER'S OFFICIAL DINNER.—The Right Hon.
the Speaker's annual dinner to the officials of the House
of Commons took place yesterday, when the following
gentlemen had the honour of being present :—Sir Denis
Le March ant, Lord Charles Russell, Messrs. Wm. Ley,
Henry Ley, Gosset, Colonel Forester, Messrs. Jones,
Rickards, May, Smith, Vardon, Waldegrave, Dyson,
erudge, Gibbons, Rowland, Gunnell, Postlewaite, Lefroy,
Rev. Mr. Gamier.
A most melancholy accident happened on board the
fine steamer Princess Royal on her passage from Liver-
pool on the morning of Sabbath last, while off the Isle
of Man. A young man, a seaman, belonging to Kirkcaldy,
was standing on the topgallant forecastle, speaking to
the man on the look-out, when he thought he heard
some knocking upon deck, and went to see the cause of
it. As he was leaving the forecastle he tripped over the
kedge-anchor and fell overboard. The sea was perfectly
smooth at the time, and the steamer was at once stopped
and the boats lowered, but he was never seen again.
Greenock A dvertiar.

REPRESENTATION OF 11102,1OUTIISHIRE. Captain
Edward Somerset, who was elected for Monmouthshire
in his absence on service at the Cape, issued an address
to the electors on proceeding out again on active service
to Tun key. He bids them, "he hopes, a short adieu,"
;,n,l adds :—"The labours of this session are now nearly
come to a conclusion, and I hope that, ere the next corn•
inences, the energies of France and England, happily
om hined, may have brought this war to a brilliant,
rapid, and successful conclusion."
THE GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—The new terminus*
having now been entirely completed, the whole of the
arrival trains are enabled to come into the new premises.
before, which
cwolirilephletisiona of this handsome terminus to one of
the greAtest and most important lines of railway in the
kingdom, it is brought fully half a mile. nearer town than
public, t sel
f to the
and
d ependent lyof greatth ecsounpveerni accommodationoierncein i
compared to the temporary terminus further
down the line. The great space at the disposal of the
company has enabled them to make arrangements for
separatingn ootthh
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heideparturewhich departments,ceteiy
iiif,rirt,dhdeety deasitege
l:Lrrusp arrangements
all contusion The company have
,eentristebrytiwieliiricnhepwLasieirdigernrsagonni.fiacrerlnvt hotelalcan
from the platform, without going round through the
street. This has been effected by the erection of a raised
covered gallery of an ornamental character, leading
directly into the ground fluor of the hotel, facing the
grand entrance.