The Sun.
London, England, 1846-06-19 00:00:00

CORN IMPORTATION BILL.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JUNE 15. .
DIVISION ON THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM'S
AMENDMENT.-MINORITY.
EARLS. Hill

Egmont
Shannon
Enniskillen
Roden
Mouutcashell Stanley
Wicklow De Ros
Lucan Hastings
Erne Clinton,
Limerick Witioneiby d'Eresby
Clamor ty Beaumont
Onslow Vaux
LAMS. Nelson St. John
Huntingdon Charleville Sinclair
Wiuchilsea Orford - Saltoun
Chesterfield Lonsdale Yo'mirth
Sandwich tlarewood Middleton
Abingdon Bradford Sondes,
Egliutotm Beauchamp Boston
Kinnoull Sheffield Hawke
Airlie Eldon Walsingham
Selkirk Falmouth Southampton
Orkney Somers Berwick -
Oxford Stradbroke • Bayning
Dartmouth ( L nster Bolton
Aylesford Ranttidy Northwle

DUKES.
Richmond
Beaufort
Rutland
Montrose
Newcastle
Bueltingliam
Cleveland

BISHOPS.
Gloucester
Exeter

LORDS.

MARQUISES.

Salisbury
Downshire
Exeter

MILITARY INTELLIGENCE.—CHATHAM, JUNE 17.
Colonel Thomas Weare, K.H., commandant of the provisional bat-
talion at this garrison, has selected the following detachments of
regiments serving in India for embarkation :-10th Regiment of
Foot, 112 men; 24th, 6 men; 61st, 93 men, making a total of 210
men. Ihe following officers proceed with the troops:-Lieutenant
H. R. Browne, 9th Foot; Ensign Robert Greig, 61st, with five
officers of the 10th Foot, viz.: Lieutenant M. Grove Mantel, Lieu-
tenant H. M`Mands Sall, Ensign P. , Brown Lucas, Ensign C. R.
Bukley Calcott , and Ensign J. C. Goodfellow. Tbe above march to-
morrow morning en route for Gravesend, where they are to embark
in boats from the Custom House-quay on hoard the ship Candahar,
-506 tons, Captain John P. Ridley, for Bengal.-Presentation of a
Silver Cup ; Yesterday Captain Frederick G. Ainslie, of the 21st
Royal North British Fusiliers, at his quarters, Chatham Barracks,
presented a splendid silver cup to Sergeant Major David Murdoch,
of the same corps, as a token for his long and faithtlil service and the
general'esteem held for him by the officers and non-commissioned
officers aids regiment in India. The cup was purchased by sub-
scription, and sent trout India to be presented. The Sergeant Major,
after twenty-three years' foreign servitude, returned from India On
Friday last by the snip Steboncath.
BAZAAR IN CHELSEA HOSPITAL G ARDEN& —Oll
Thursday a bazaar and fancy lair, on a scale of snore than usual extent
was held in the grounds of Chelsea Hospital, nnder the highest
patronage, for the benefit of the hospital for the cure of consumption
and diseases of the chest. This is the second celebration of this sort
for the same purpose. The stalls were placed beneath a range of
marquees erected by Mr. B.Edgington, of the Borough, which formed
wings to an enormous circular tent. lime a number of ladies of rank
and fashion, amongst whom were the Duchess of Norfolk, Ladies
Carlisle, Antrim, Aylesbury, Combermere, Easthope. the Hon. Mrs.
Leicester Stanhope, Mrs. C, hall, &c , acted as vendors of the various
armies exposed for sale, and took large sums for the benefit of the
hospital. There were upwards of 5,000 persons present, and the re-
ceipts of the day amount. d to 1,550/. The refreshment were supplied
by Mr. Gunter in his usual good style, arid the bands of the Royal
Horse Guards and of the Coldstream Guards performed the most fa-
vourite pieces of concerted music in their accustomed adinirable
manner. At the first bazaar held in these gardens, in lMeree4, 2ti,oooon
01f.
were realised in the two days, and were devoted to the
that part of the hospital at Brompton which is now being furnished
for the reception of patients. The Committee now look
with confi-
dence to further support, and there seems little doubt that their con-
fidence will not be disappointed. It Is most desirable that the build-
ing be completed, and the full benefit contemplated by those who
projected it made available to the public. The bazaar was yesterday
honoured with the presence of her Royal Highness the Duchess of
crowdedgreat dumberand ofb
Gloucester and a
that a still moretake
attendance will place
to-day. • duitheanntoity and it is anticipated
COLOMBIAN MINING A SSOCIATroN.—The 21st annual
general meeting WAS held yesterday, at 13, Austinfriars. J. D.
Powles,Esq.,-presided, and amongst the directoi a
,e report present
stated!
were Alder-
man Thompson, M.P., and Thomas Wilson, Esq.
li. eted during the year ending the
that the amount of fine gold
oz. 2 dot. ; the
extracted
1 oz. 16 dot. The ocostts of
vas 2t
IhebtxBsieturns by the sum of 3,5271. 4s. 3dt.
2txBacthiedof kin'ebtruhea37alrast was
1844-5
the undertaking had exceeded
..r the general body of the proprietors, and the meet-
The various reports from the company's agents were ordered to be
circulated amongst
ing separated.
UNITED HILLS MINE COMPANY.—The annual meeting
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was held yesterday, at the offices in Adam's-court, Old Broad-street, THE QUEEN n —ONVAGER.—Her Majesty the Queen Robert Clarke, Esq., in the chair. From the rerorts, it appeared that
Dowager arrived at Ostend on Tuesday evening, a few minutes before the produce of the sale of copper in the past year was 14,4001, which
;hlmaoTnAtens,othß.e-j--r
eight o'clock. She was received on landing by Sir Hamilton Scy- amount was less than the expense by about 1,5001.
•
mour,2,IONTES,
1 mosthe for m i Spanishdabl e assailant, i 8
G.C.H,, by General Croc Aid d Camp to tile King
kenburg, e- e-A
guard of honour
of the Belgians, the s, after TliEall
and the authorities of the town.
was in attendance, and on her arrival salutes were fired by ' not dead, as was announced, but is already
Continental Steam Com- recovering from the effects
Packets belonging to the South-Eastern and appeared in of his wounds.
Pant', General Steam Navigation, Ste. Her Majesty THE OLDEST SOVEREIGN IN EuRoPE.,—In cense-
excellent spirits.
_The incrriage of Lord quence of the death of the Pope, the oldest Sovereign in Europe is
_
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.
to Miss Pennant, daughter of now Ernest Augustus, King of Hanover, born June 5, 1771. The
Fielding, son of the Earl of Denboigl
lenlinised yesterday morning, at next in age is the King of the French, born October 5,1773.
Lady Emma Pennant,
was performed by the Rev. Mr. Broderip, THE TIARA OF THE POPE.—The triple crow:. which
Brighton. The ceremony
w"
Earl of Cardigan, uncle to the bride, is now used at the Coronation of his Holiness is the same that Napa.
a relative of the bride, and the
the ceremony the youthful pair left lean • tb is 1 another whteh was
ly after presented to Pies VII. ; era aso given
gave her away. Shortly after with the intention of proceeding by Pope Gregory XVI. The tiaras and mitres are k' pt at Fort St.
Brighton for London y
forthwith so Newnham Paddocks, in Warwickshire, where they will Angelo, where gelo,
they
are taken back after the cereniory. The tiara
rema some time. L
of given by Napoleon is of white velvet ; the three Crowns are of sap-
Ainn THE REIGNING DUKE OF SAXE COBURG. phires, emeralds, rubies, pearls, and diamonds -, on the top is a large
unted by a diamond cross. This tiara Ls.estimated at
from our
received the following , Southampton correspondent emerald surmo ___ _ _ ,
-We , ‘‘ The Duke of Saxe, Coburg, accompanied by his uncle 80,000 Roman crowns (about 17,008/4
last nigh- :- vea at Southampton this evening atOn Monday
the ,
and suite, arri ,
r steamer Immediately Polyphemus NI. a - . on his arrival, Captain Railway train was coming up to St. Pierre d'Authils, near Vernon, a
aj., and S. F. Edwards, Esq., waited on his Royal Highness to re- single man who had gone on the4wrong side, and fallen asleep, was
cenre his commands. At 745 his Royal Highness and suite left for suddenly roused, and was hurrying across back to his post, when he
London in a special train, but it is understood will return to Osborne wasrun over and killed.
House with her Majesty."
Al ARlO.—Many reports are in circulation respecting
ENCROACHMENTS ON HAMPSTEAD HEATH.—A nu- the marriage of this tenor, who is himself a Sardinian Count by birth.
merously attended meeting of the resident gentry, copyholderg, and with an English lady of rank. We are :alibied to contradict the re.
ratepayers of Hampstead, was held yesterday in the hall of the moors in question.
workhouse, New-end, for the purpose of considering the long-dis- HE SECOND IT.ALILN OPERA HOUSE,—The capital
pored question relative to the encroachments which have been T
this tnidertalti- h been deposited with the London hanker.,
made, or are anticipated on the common. Sir Henry Parry, Dr. for
- 4C
" c avent-garden proprietors duly exe.,
and the
,greeMent with the _
A ril
Butt, Mr. Gurney Hoare, and other gentlemen took part in the pro- i... • tu p t 1847.
ceedings ; and finally Sir T. Wilson, the lord of the manor, havinv --...ed' The season will commenceA
letter from Odessa says-.
addressed the meeting, and announced his willingness to r,-- ~ - . AN OLD MANUSCRIPT.
the University of Berlin, well
committee, and, if possible settle the matter amicably. • Feet a 44 Dr. Pinner, one of the professors
oflebrew language and 'of
nine gentle-men were appointed as a committee, and the meet i-igb- 'known for his kno g
wled- e of the
In this city a parchment manuscripttranslation-
...... roke up. overed
THE NELSON IA ....ONUMENT.—Tir, wOrks at Nelson
the the Talmud, has just disc
of the prophet Habakkuk. et the ninth century. This curious mane,
monument are being carried on tilt great activity, but remarkable for not having the points and accents in the
there is an script is
evident deviation from tbg original plan, as a
great portion of the same way as any other de-
brickwork arches, which were built In tiers for a flight discovery is to be speedily published here, at the
of steps, have scription of the new
4 been taken cleiyu, and tU9 balsa will be protected lit' a alcob Imperial Archeological taCtelety."
- - - r sed parapet. aspouse e

Stanhope VISCOUNTS.
Pomfret Hereford
Astburnham Gage
Warwick Doneralle
Hardwicke St. Vincent
Ilchester Sidmouth
Delawarr Lorton
Mansfield Lake
Carnarvon Exmouth
Cadogan Combermero
Malmesbury Ponsonby

Clanbrock
Bede&tale
Colchester
Faversham
Skelmersdale
Wynfor4
Templemore
Abinger
Ashburton
De Freyue.

PAIRS;

Duke of Marlborough
Duke of Portland
Duke of Manchester
Marquis or Thomond
Marquis of Ely
marquis of Westmeath
Earl of Cardigan
Earl of Lauderdale
Earl Ferrers

Earl Howe
Archbi-hop of Canterbury
Marquis of Winchester
Duke of Devonshire
Marquis of Ormonde
Du'se of Sutherland
Earl of Besborough
Viscount Melville
Earl of Romney
_ _

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Earl Tankerville Lord Saye and -Sete
Earl Waldegravo Earl Meath
Earl Guilford Lord Prudhoe
Earl Dlgby Duke of Somerset
Earl Beverley Duke of Bedford
Earl Longford Earl of Westmorland
Earl Brownlow Marquis of Londonderry
Viscount Arbuthnot Lord Abercromby
Viscount Strangford Earl Camperdovrn
Viscount Doneralle Duke of Roxburgh°
Viscount O'Neill Viscount 31assareene
Viscount Beresford Earl of Clare
Viscount Canterbury Lord Foley
Bishop of Winchester Bishop of Lichfield
Bishop of Bangor Bishop of Ches*.er
Bishop of Llandaff Lord Beiley
Bishop of Bath and Wells Bishop of Norwich
Lord Willoughby de /kolas Earl Amherst
Lord Colville Lord Downes _

Lord Reay
Lord Dynevor
Lord Bagott
Lord Sherborne
Lord Braybrooke
Lord Lilford
Lord Farnham
Lord Crofton
Lord Alvanley
Lord Ravensworth
Lord Rayleigh

Bishop of Durham
Earl of Essex
Earl of Stair
Lord Strafford
Lord Colborne
Earl Sefton
Lord Talbot of :Nialabikle
Marquis of Anglesey
Lori Dunfermline
Lord Stourton
Lord Rolle.