The Sun.
London, England, 1856-04-18 00:00:00

LATEST PARTICULARS.

Up to half•past two o'clock this afternoon the police
had not succeeded in apprehending Foschini, although
the most active exertions have been used. The police
authorities, however, from the perfect de-cription of the
as-wisin, entertain not the least doubt but that before
to-morrow he will be in custody.

On inquiring at Charing cross Hospital to-day (two
o'clock), AIL Best, the house surgeon, informed our re-
porter that the unfortunate man, Carlo Rouelli, was still
alive, but no hope vi a 4 entertained of his recovery.
It is stated that jealotr•y, not gaming, was the actual
caue of the shocking affair.

ARMY REFORM.

TYE MAILS —SOUTHAMPToN, April 17,—The roya
mail stearu-ship Tyne, Captain Vatler, sailed this after-
noon with the West India and Pacific mails, 53 pas- In military, as in most other affairs, responsibility
senvers, among whom are Bi-hop Kingston, for Jamaica; knows but small rest. Nec In,ora, nee minim The
Depu, y• As,istarit Commissary General Prohyn, for Bar- instant one phase of difficulty is passed another takes its
baduee ; and Staff Assistara•Sirgeon Forme, a small place. What is immediately before us is the re-embar-
amount of specie, 5,0001. value in jewellery, arid the kation of four armies, with all their material, or at least
usual cargo of general merchandise. The Peninsular such as honour or economy requires us to bring away.
and Orient 1 Cenapany'e steamer Madrid, Cspt. George Other questions, however, supervene of ereater invert-
Brads;,aw, also i.fr, this afternoon wits the made for ance. What are we to do Pith our army ? Where is it
Yip, 0 o, to, L abon, Cadiz, and Gibraltar, 25 passer- to be stationed / And whet benefit, if any, is it to have
g.re sptcie amounting to 11.8261. far Lisbon, gold, value en our recer t experience ? Is it to be kept up on the
1,7361., for Cadiz, and a full cargo. The fialus, Capt. same scale as before, wihout any other material change,
Brooks, will leave on Sunday morning next with the remaining a British army of the old sort, only half a'
E ,et India and M• diterreneae mails flt Gibraltar, much again of it ? Or is the quality as well ae the quay-
Malta, and Alexandria. The Ava, Captain Field, with city to be improved ? These questions may or may not
the homeward mails tram India and the Mediterranean, occur to these who are waiting to hear the particulars er
is looked for about the 22 f in-taut. In consequence of the treaty, or counting the cast of the war and estimating
the prevalence of the recent north-easterly gales the its effect on the money market, or who confine their at-
United States mail steam-ship Fulton, Captain Wotton, tention to the promised rejsicinge and fireworks. But
with the next mails for New York, is not expected to they are very serious question', and all the use of the
arrive before Saturday or Sunday next. The United military inquiry at Chelsea is its bearing upon their solu.
States maii steam-ship Hermann is appointed to '<rive tier.. As to the first of them—that is, the immediat•
Southampton with the serni•weekly mails for New York destination of our forces Membarked from the Crimea—
on Wednesday next, the 23d inst we believe „,,,,,. may state with certainty that ,
~..Tei, KJ), reiti.
ANCIENT SEPULCHRAL RELICS IN PERTHSHIRE.—A Division of 10,000 men is to go direct from Balaklava to
highly, interesting di-covery of sepulchral re ics has Canada. Such a measu re will, no doubt, be variously in-
within the last few days been male in the erdunds of Mr terpreted. We are not
in the secret, and can only discuss
Stirling, of Keir, M.P. In the course of constructing it as any Canadian or American politician might
a new walk in the park a place of ancient sepulture do. It will, of course, be set down by some people
was discovered. Numerous cinerary urns, full of cal-
at once as a threat, or at least a measure of pre-
cined bores, were found placed atirregular distances and caution ; indeed we do not see how, just now, it
within a few inches of the surface. Among the ineine- can escape the latter character, as the Canadians
rated remains were many fragments of burnt bones, themselves show no signs of disaffection, and in the pre
which have been carefully preserved. About the centre , sent temper of the British people on colonial affairs it is
of the sepulchral bed the bones of a skeleton were found ' doubtful whether we should take the trouble to coerce
extended at full length northeast and south-west. i them if they did. If it be, then, a measure of precaution,
Along with several that were inadvertently destroyed by 1 the citizens of the United States, as they have just voted
the workmen, have likewbe been discovered two remark- ; a million of money for war steamers, will not be !cur-
ably perfect specimens of the "incense cup, or bowl of • prised at our sending 10,000 men to the support of our
fictile ware. They both contained interesting remains.
loyal fellow-subjects. Canada was stripped of all the die-
The presence of these remains, along with the fragment,.
posable forces for,the service of this war, and, as our re.
of copper iu the urns now discovered, would point ttiiir publican neighbours have taken the opportunity of mak-
origin to the transition era between the stone and bronze ing a disturbance, it is a matter of course that, as soon
:..periods of the archmoloeiht ' • while the position of the as our forces are released, a portion of them should re-
I sepulchral deposits, as well as the workmanship on the turn to the colony.. For our part, we much prefer this
urns, would refer to a period when interment near the solution to- another which may suggest itself—viz.,
surface had superseded the practice of inhumation in the that we are to- make a rule of maintaining a large
huge cromlech and chambered barrow. The period thus force in Canada. The colonists don't want it them-
- indicated would correspond with the Roman era in North selves. Indeed, they asked pera ission to raise a,
: Br ttin, when the heights of Keir were,covered with the_ regiment for the_ war _in _.the Crimea, and thought
tude forts of the Oaledoufaue;--:--EdiitsVVrOOtreik; —themeeives hot- very respectfully used when the offer