The Sun.
London, England, 1848-08-07 00:00:00

HAYTI.

Mr. GLADSTONE wished to ask the Noble Lord
whether any measures had been taken to protect the lives
and property of British subjects in Ilayti during the
prevalence of the disturbance in that island ?
Lord PALMERSTON said, instructions had been
given to an admiral in command of one of the vessels of
the, line to go out to Hayti with power to take what
measures he thought might be necessary for the protec-
tion of British subjects.
Mr. GLADSTONE would be glad to know whether
the Admiral had sailed yet?
Mr. WARD replied in the affirmative.
PUBLIC HEALTH BILL.
The House then went into Committee on the Bill, for
the purpose of considering the Lords' amendments.
(LEFT SITTING.)

TATTERSALL'S-THIS EVENING

EBOR HANDICAP.
6 to 1 agst Ellerdale
8 to 1 apt Sir Martin
9 to 1 agst Remembrance
10 to 1 agst Paphos
10 to 1 agst King of Morven
12 to 1 agst

Six o'CLocx.

WOLVERRAMPTON STAKES.
2 to 1 agst Yardley

ST. LECER.
5 to 2 agst Springy Jack
4 to 1 agst FlAcatcher
6 to 1 agst Surplice
9 to 2 agst Justice to Ireland
18 to 1 Assault

DERBY.
No betting.

A LIST showing the BUSINESS yet to be trans-
acted in both HOUSES of PARLIAMENT to
the End of the present Session.—Aug. 5.

IN,THE HOUSE OF LORDS.
Bail for Manslaughter Bill—Waitiug for Committee.
Bankruptcy Court Regulation Bill Ditto second

reading:
Bankrupt Law Consolidation Bill—Ditto Committee.
Bankrupts' Release Bill—Ditto Committee.
Caledonian Canal Bill—Ditto second reading.
Charity Trust Regulation Bill—Ditto report.
Clergy Offences Bill—Ditto second reading.
Constabulary Force (Ireland) Bill—Ditto second reading.
Copyhold Enfranchisement Extension Bill—Ditto report.
Corn Markets (Ireland) Bill—Ditto report
Declaratory• Suits Bill—Ditto third reading.
Ecclesiastical Jurisdiction Bill—Ditto second reading.
Farmers' Estate Society (Ireland) Bill—Ditto first

reading,
Highway Rates Bill—Ditto second reading.
Juvenile Offenders' (Ireland) Bill—Ditto second reading.
Land-tax Commissioners Names Bill—Ditto second

reading.
Loan Societies Bill—Ditto second reading.
Naval Medical Supplemental Fund Society Bill—Ditto
second reading.
Parliamentary Electors' Bill—Ditto second reading.
Paymasters' Offices Consolidation Bill—Ditto second

reading.
Protection of Women Bill—Ditto second reading.
Public Works (Ireland) (No. 2) Bill—Ditto Committee.
Regent's Quadrant Colonnade Bill—Ditto third reading.
Reproductive Loan Fund Institution (Ireland) Bill—

Ditto second reading.
Rum Duties Bill—Ditto second reading.
Salmon Breed Preservation Bill—Ditto Committee.
Trustees Relief Bill—Ditto second reading.
Trustees Relief (Ireland) Bill—Ditto Consideration of
Commons' amendments to the Lords' amendments.
Unnecessary Actions Prevention Bill—Ditto Committee,
Windsor Castle and Town Approaches Improvement
Bill—Ditto second reading.—Total, 30 Bills.

IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Appeals in Criminal Cases Bills—Waiting for second
reading.
Assessionable Manors Commissioners' Duchess of Corn.
wall and Lancaster Bill—Ditto Committee.
Attorneys and Solicitors (Ireland) Bill—Ditto second

reading.
Bankruptcy Bill—Ditto Second reading.
British Spirits Warehousing Bill—Ditto Committee.
Canada Government Bill—Ditto Committee.
Churches Bill—Ditto Committee.
Clerks of the Peace (Dublin) Bill—Ditto Committee.
Colonial Expenditure—Ditto adjourned debate on Sir
W. Molesworth's motion.
Contagious Disorders Prevention
(SbeePPc.) Bill—
Dig° setoad reading,

Copper and Lead Duties Bill—Ditto second reading.
Corrupt Practices at Elections Bill—Ditto Committee.
Court of Justiciary (Scotland) Bill—Ditto Committee.
Criminal Law Administration Amendment Bill—Ditto
second reading.
Diplomatic Relations with Court of Rome Bill—Ditto
second reading.
Distilling from Sugar Bill—Ditto Committee.
Dublin Police Bill—Ditto Committee.
Exchange of Advowsons i❑ the Counties of Warwick
and Stafford Bill—Ditto second reading.
Fees (Court of Chancery) Bill—Ditto second reading.
Fisheries (Ireland) Bill—Ditto Committee.
Importation of Sheep and Cattle Prohibition Bill—Ditto
second reading.
Insolvent Debtors' Court Bill—Ditto third reading.
Landlord and Tenant (Ireland) Bill—Ditto Committee.
Marriage (Scotland) 13111—Ditto second reading.
Metropolitan Commission of Sewers Bill—Ditto Com-

mittee.
Militia Ballot Suspension Bill—Ditto report.
Money-order Department (Post-office) Bill—Ditto se-
cond reading.
Navigation and Registration of Ships and Seamen—
Ditto Committee thereon.
Nuisances and Contagious Diseases Bill—Ditto first
reading.
Parochial Debt and Audit Bill—Ditto Committee.
Payment of Debts out of Real Estate Bill—Ditto third
reading.
Poor-law Union Charges (No. 2) Bill—Ditto report.
Poor-law Union District Schools Bill—Ditto Com-

mittee.
Piracy Bill—Ditto Committee.
Proclamations on Fines, Court of Common Pleas Bill—
Ditto Committee.
Provident Association Fraud Prevention Bill—Ditto
second reading.
Public Health B►ll—Ditto consideration of Lords' amend-
ments.
Register of Sasines, &c. (Scotland) Bill—Ditto second
reading.
Registering Births, &c. (Scotland) Bill—Ditto second
reading.
Remedies against the Hundred Bill—Ditto Committee.
Renewable Leasehold Conversion (Ireland) Bill—Ditto
Committee.
Smoke Prohibition Bill—Ditto second reading.
Spirits (Dealers in) Bill—Ditto Committee.
Steam Navigation Bill— Ditto second reading.
Stock in Trade Exemption Bill—Ditto report.
Sugar Duties Bill—Ditto third reading.
Supply—Ditto Committee.
Tithe Rant Charge, &c. (Ireland) (No. 2) Bill—Ditto
Committee.
Turnpike Acta Continuance Bill—Ditto Committee
Turnpike Roads (Ireland) Bill—Ditto report.
Ways and Means—Ditto Committee.
Westminster Improvements Bill—Ditto second reading.
Total, 42 orders of the day.

ACCIDENT.—Last evening between four and five
o'clock, as a cow was being driven along Bridge-street,
the animal made a spring at a child and tossed it in the
air. The child had two teeth knocked out, and was
otherwise severely hurt.—Australian Journal, March 24.
IRISH INTIMIDATION.—In the afternoon of Wed-
nesday last, an Irishman, who had the appearance of a
reaper, entered the back premises of some dwelling-
houses in Cartwright-street, under the pretence of so-
liciting charity, and grumbled because ho could get
nothing but water. Ho stole a clasp-knife from a win-
dow-sill, and when he was desired by the females present
to restore it, he brandished a based sickle, and threat-
ened destruction to any one who opposed him, defying,
at the same time, the threat with regard to the police.
He is a broad-set man, with grey hair, of florid com-
plexion, and apparently between sixty and seventy
years of age. It is high time that the town was rid of
these dangerous vagabonds.—Doncaster Gazette.
TUE GAS QUESTION IN MARYLEIONE.-011 Friday,
pursuant to requisition, a large and influential meeting
of the Marylebone Parochial Committee, numbering
about 1,000 rate-payers, was held at the Westmorland
Rooms, George-street, Manchester-square, to take into
consideration the present state of the gas question, as
regards the terms required by the vestry for the admis-
sion of the Western Gas-light Company. After some
conversation, a resolution was carried recommending
that the Western Gas-light Company be admitted on the
most liberal terms, not exceeding those of the contract
with the Imperial Company.
Major Smith and family, Colonel Bentinck and
family, and the Baroness d'Erchthel and attendants left
London on Saturday morning, by the mail steam-ship
Ocean, for Rotterdam.

DEATH OF SIR JAMES C. COLLETON, BART.—We
hare to record the demise of Sir James Roupell Col-
let.n, Burt., who expired on Saturday, at his town
residence.