The Sun.
London, England, 1851-07-04 00:00:00

SAILINGS.

June 27. Osprey cutter, Henry Gooddon, Esq., for
Weymouth.
30. Stella cutter, Richard Frankland, Esq., Cork.
July 2. Osprey cutter, John Petre, Esq., Portsmouth;
Titania schooner, Robert Stephenson, Esq., Whitby;
Leda schooner, Lieutenant-Colonel Smith, Dover.
3. The Vice-Commodore was saluted from the
R. Y. S. battery this morning; 'tis said that he is ill
treaty for Oak-hill House for the season.
YACHTS AT AND ABOUT THE STATION.
Alarm, Capricorn, Drift, Wizard, Elizabeth, Gauntlet,
Water Lily, Lavreck, Resolution, Turquoise. GiPs'Y
Queen, Aurora, Gondola, Spider, Arrow.
Nautilus, Ripple. Magician, Derwent. Martians,
FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
The Earl of Wilton has taken Mrs. Good war's house
for the season. Lady Wilton and family are expected at
Cowes on Saturday next.
The Countess of Errol has taken the Pavilion; the
Hon. Mrs. Lumley N 0.3, Solent-terrace.
Lord Somerville and family arrived at Trafalgar
House on Thursday for the season.
Sir William and Lady Jolliffc- are expected at Belmore
House this evening for the seas.ori.
Cololonel Markham and family are at Beach Villa.
Lord and Lady Godolphin are at Gothic Villa.
Taomas Thornhill. EA., and family have taken Nor-
folk House till the 18sh of August.

The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England held a
general meeting
yesterday at their office in Whitehall-

place.
THE LATE CoLoNEL DYCE SOMBRE.—The mor-
tal remains of this gentleman will be removed from his late
residence, No. 8 A, Terrace, Davies-street, Brook-street,
Grosvenor-square, to the catacombs of the Catholic ceme-
tery, Kensal-green, Harrow-road, previous to its removal to
the Continent. The funeral will he strictly private. The
medical attendants and solicitors, Captain Toup, and a few
private friends, will be the only persons to follow.
SERVICE IN THE NAVE OF ST. PAUL's.—Through
the exertions of the Dean, and Archdeacon Hale, who has
much interested himself, service is at present performed on
Sunday (only) at the west end of the nave, temporary
fittings and a large number of seats having been placed
there. The attendance on Sunday afternoon is 4,000 or
5,000. A small, but efficient, organ has been erected at
one extremity of the lofty gallery above the great western
door.
SOUTH YORKSHIRE RAILWAY.—On Tuesday, the
Government Inspector of Railways went over the Barnsley
section of this railway, preparatory to its being opened for
passengers on Tuesday next. Traffic has been conveyed on
this section for several weeks past.
OPENING OF THE VALE OF NEATH RAILWAT.—WE
are happy to be enabled to state that the anxiously-exected
such
opening of this important line of railway, from which
advantageous results as regards the prosperity of our port
are anticipated, has been fixed for Thursday, the 24th inst.
Some persons, likely to be well-informed on the subject,
think it not improbable that the opening may be postponed
to the following Monday, the 2Sch, but we do not know
what grounds they have for the supposition.—Swansea
Herald.
CHEAP TRAVELLING.—The London and Brighton
Railway Company have announced an extraordinary cheap
train from Portsmouth to London and back, a distance of
nearly 200 miles, for 45., giving the excursionists nearly
eleven hours in London.