The Sun.
London, England, 1851-06-04 00:00:00

PORTUGAL

The first burgomaster replied, and assured the
KING that the love of the people for htm would in-
crease trout regard b.r the interest of the country.
The KING added, " GOD grant it !" His MAJESTY
then pressed the hand of M. RAUCH, the sculptor of
the' Monument, who had itrAlously been loudly •ap
plaude.l by the people. The troop; an:l deputations
then filed oft before the KING, and the ceremony
ended.

Accounts from Vienna of the 31st ult. state that a
change of Ministry was considered probable, and the
Count LEO Tunm, th- Miuister of R-ligion, sod the
great support of the Jisuits, v 4 ould probably go out
of office.

The Emperor of RUSSIA arrived at OlintVz on
,he 2$ tb.

MAItKET itEMOVAL
BILL DAY )

DECISION.

The Committee resumed their sittings again this
morning, Mr. Cardwell in the chair.
On aust-mbling the room was ordered to be cleared,
and efef r renstsia4ig in deliberation for about ten minutes
the parties were readmitted, when
The CHAIRMAN intimated that the Committee bad
come to the determination not to admit evidence on the
details of the City plan. •
Mr. TALDOT said, as the Committee had given that
intimation and thus abs idged the discussion, and deprived
the corporation l,f Lender of the privileges which
belonged to their position, he had respectfully to an-
nounce on the part of the city of London that he did not
intend to proceed further with his case.
The CHAIRMAN—DO you mean to withdraw from op-
position?

Mr. TALBOT—Oh, by no nif ans. We mean to defer
our opposition to anothrr occasion, when all parties will
Moo an opportunity of being heard.
The CHAIRMAN—Do I understand you that, as far as
the inv#Astigatiou before this ammittse is concerned, you
withdraw alt, Keeler from oppoditi.,o
Mr. TALSOT--Y.LI may perfectly understand that we
will allow tee Committee to exerctele their own discre-
tion entirely. Wb will not proceed any further.
The Learned Counael, accomp.inied by the other
Learned Gentlemen who appeared fvr the corporation,
then Lit the room.

Mr. KErrLR, on the part of the owners and occupiers
of houses in the neighbourhood of Smi. !afield,
hen proposed to otl'er a m-4 evidence to show tho iu-
iury which they wtuld runtsin by the removal of the
market trout its present position.
Mr. Berg,. ant ViRANGRAM said he understood the
parties 00 the other aide bad agreed to consolidate their
oporitton.
'I be mem was spin cleared, and on the doors being
re opened, •
The CSAIIMAN said the Committee objected to re-
ceiving and evidence on the preamble, though they
would du so with regard to the clauses of the Bill. The
Chairman then irqoired what course Mr. Sergeant
Wrangbam intended to pursue on behalf of the pro-
moters.
Mr. Sergeant WitANCRAX—The case has closed in
such a remarkable runner that I really hardly know
what to do. In CUlikquetice of tho decision which the
Committee hai come to, the Corp4.raiion have with-
drawn from opposition tin the preamble of the Bill, and
triad bring the ease, as far as a lia,ty cortsideratioa will
enable, to judge, I think I should only b. treepaising
on the time of the Committee if I troubled them with
any further observations.
The Cliaramaw—Then the Committee will deliberate.
The parties wer., accordingly re (vested to withdraw,
sad the Committee renualnett in deliberation for about
twenty minutes. On luting rt•admitted,
The CXAIRMAN saki—The Committee have resolved
that the preamble of the Bill is proved.
The consideratiort of the clauses of the Bill were Vie°
proceeded with.

THE GREAI' EXHIBITION.
CF Els Day.)
The daily averagfi of visiti:ra at the Cr)btal Pates
seems row to D 4 at u. 50 00tf,ut which we apprehend
it will rern4in, exe.pt the czeuraion trains of next week
egad it up to the " too fuli" point. Erwry thing continurs
to go dr with order tot re4uturity, and not the Alightest
cause of eotnpluim Cep be tound in the dem-Ann.ur of the
mouth'. Yvocrtlay the veeipts were 2,4i51. 2'., and
the una,beri 53,371.

To-day, at ui e c.'ohek, the number of perions who had
Ratted the buildinv„ *lt 33 420.

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With regard to as assertic.4l at the Lambeth Police
court, that Messrs. Henry and Thomas Dimsclale who were
described as having been parties to a reties of offensive as-
sauna on persui s re.nreing trom Epsom races, are the sous
of Mr. binisdale, the banker, we tare authorised to state that
such is not the case.
We understand that Mr. Frederic Hill, who has
filled the office of Inspector of Prisons for 16 years, has been
induced to resign that appointment for the mete arduous one
of Assistant Secretary, to the Postmaster-General. The
salary is about the same in both eases.
THE MASTER CT • ST. l'Alk CHAS WORYBoHSE. --
At a meeting of the Heald of Directors of this parish, held
yesterday at the Vestry-rooin, King's-roa:, air. Pierce,
churehwarder, in the chair, a le,ter from the Poor.law
Board was read, relating to tt e late charge against Mr.
Eaton, the maater of the Workhouse, stating that atter a
careful and deliberate!cunsideration of the minutes taken
before the directors, as also of the evidence given before he
magistrate. the board' are of opinion that it is not necessary
to institute any new inquity into the subject.
THE GREAT 12111BITION.—The South-Eastern
and Eastern Counties Companies have granted leave of ab-
sence to their effi,:era 'foi• the purpose of visiting the Exhibi-
tion. We learn that the Great Northern Company intend to
give the same privilege to theie offittas.
The liireetors the I. on and Citizen Steam-boat
Company have arrangea to give all their servants (between
400 and 500) a holida)7 to visit the Great Exhibition, and
have given 401 to enable them to do so free of expense to
themselves.
11 e gret to ltar, that Mr. Fix Maule has been
suffering from a severs attack of gout for several days past.
At the hall-% rally me.-ring of the Grand JUtiction
Canal, held yesterdapititernoon, the report was adopted
after some discussion teith respect to management. The
eiviuend declared en the original stock was 1/. lOs. per share
free of income-tax, leaving a surplus of 7,0171., which is to
be applied towards he,exlinction of the deb:, due from the
carrying (apartment This dividend, in addition to the
usual diebutsernent at the rate of six per cent. on the pre-
ference stuck, will be paid, on the Bth proximo. It appeared
from the report t hat'abe net earnings of the canal proper,
dui ittg the &ix months ending December teat, have amuutited
to 28,b741., which, it' the deficiency of the can.) ing oepa. t-
ment, put down at 1,5541, and the interest on the preferential
stuck and floating debt,, re citing 3,'211., be deducted, would
leave the sum 4,24,19! 1. applicable fur distribution. A
payment would butt have been afforded of 21 I.or share, be-
sides a surplus of 1,289/. ; hut the select committee, after
lull) consideration. recommended the lesser dividend. The
repairs of the woik; of the canal, the enlargement of the
Brent reservoir bt the Regents Company, the arrangements
made in connexion therewith, anti the tllLieucy attained in
the carrying departments, were the other chief topics dealt
with in the statements submitted to the proprietors.
THE TEMPLE:.;-.We understand that the benchere
of the Inner and Middle Temple, with a liberality of spirit
that does them the highest credit, have directed their beau-
tiful ch rch and hails ro be kept open during the week for
the inspection of the public, and that they have prohibited
the Attendauto trcsurrtceiving any Ws from the visitors.

Addicts have beta rretivettfrum Libbai to the
29'h tilt.

Tne first meeting of the Council if Sure since the
arrival of SALDAALIA was held on tee 28Ji alt, but
lit le cf impo!tance %as trans-cted. A Gr.—
was being formed to examine into the th,ancial state
of the country. ifhe Mario contains a declaration
from the Alihistir of Finance, announcing that the
iiivicends on the home and foiewn debt trill be paid
us regularly as heretofore. At Oporto, on the 29th
two regiments of C sailores at the instance of the
Cabral party, had attempted to get up a reactionary
movement, out it WM at once suppressed by the
troops and the populace.-

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(>r bRIVIAN V.
The inauguration of the statue of FREDERICK the
GREAT at Berlin, which took place on Sunday, at-
tracted an immense multitude of Ppeetators of all
classes. The square was occupied by the royal guard;
there were deputation, of the army, who were received
by the Prince of PaussiA, of the schools, of the
trade corporations, &c. Nuw'roua milEary bands
played, and cannon roared. The KIM), who was
ou horseback, and surrounded by a brilliant
staff, took up a position near the statue, and
signed with his hand fOr silence. The President
of the Council of Ministers then delivered a speech.
After a pause the Kit ,G gave the signal for the
drapeiii a which covered the • statue to be re-
moved, and at the came moment they tell. The
crowd then raised three hu! rafts, apd the choir of the
cchrde(ll cbaubted, " Leiall now praise the. Lord !"
A hundred guns were afterwards fired, and the KING
addressed the deputations as follow!,
"I atidresa myself to pre ererice to the tepresentativps
~f the city of B.rlin, to congratulate thi-re with all my
heart tn having an ornament so beautiful and so striking
in the capital. I c.tll to mit,d, in connexion with this
bject, toe custom of toe anciei t peoples, who suspended
an emblem in the places which pleased them most.
Gentlemen, let this monument be an emblem, but may it
be also something elte—end I fervently pray Gud that
it may—namely a sign of reconciliation to all, and a
warning to a great number to return to better send-
mews!