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

ITALY.

The Tuscan Monitore of the 27th ult. publishes a
decree authorising the Treasury to contract a loan of
12 millions of francs with the house of BASTOGI and
SoNs, of Leghorn ; this loan to be guaranteed by the
iron mines of the island of Elba.
Letters from Rome of the 24th ult., in the Risorgi-
mento of Turin, state that some excitement was
caused on the 18,1 by a sentinal at one of the prisons
firing upon a prisoner and killing him on the spot,
for having spoken from his window to some persons in
the street.
Letters from Naples of the 16th ult., in the Official
Venice Gazette, state that the Duke and Duchess of
AUMALE were in the same box with the Count and
and Countess of CHAMBORD, the King of NAPLES,
and the other members of the Royal Family of the Two
Sicilies being of the party, together with the Count
MONTEMOLIN and the infant DON SEBASTIAN. This
is the first time, adds the correspondent, since the last
20 years, that all the branches of the Rouse of
Bourbon have been assembled in one place.
The Venetian journal R Lombardo Veneto resumed
its publication on the 27th ult., the term of its suspen-
sion having expired.

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
(FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
COWES, JULY 3.
ROYAL YACHT SQUADRON
VALS. INTELLIGENCE.
AR
June 27.- Stolla tatter, Richard Frankland, Esq.,
from Havre de Grace.
29. Ballerina schooner, John Davenport, Esq., east-
ward, and proceeded to the westward.
July 1. Resolution schooner, Duke of Rutland, Tor-
quay and other ports.
2. Gipsey Queen schooner, Sir 11. B. lloghton, Bart.,
Torquay and other ports; Capricorn schooner,Vice-Core.
C. It. M. Talbot, Esq., M.P., Wale&
3. Derwet;t schooner, Lord Londesborough, Ports-
mouth.

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SAILINGS.
June 27. Osprey cutter, Henry Goodden, 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 tit°
R. Y. S. battery this morning; 'tis said that he ill al
treaty for Oak-hill House for the season.
YACHTS AT AND ABOUT THE STATIOntIN.
Alarm, Capricorn, Drift, Wizard, Elizabeth,
Gauet,
Water Lily, Lavrock, Resolution, TurquoiseMaritana
, Gipsey
Queen, Aurora, Gondola, Spider, Arrow, ,
Nautilus, Ripple, Magician, Derwent. ~,C" ,
FASIIIONABLE INTELLI GoodELI war's house
The Earl of Wilton has taken Mrs-
for the season. Lady Wilton and family are expected at
arrived at Trafalgar
Cowes on Saturday next.
The Countess of Errol has taken the Pavilion; the
Hon. Mrs. Lumley N 0.3, Solent-terrace.
till ':oanr.e
Lord Somerville and family
House on Thursday for the s.eeson.
expected at Belmore
Godolphin are at Gothic Villa.
are at Beach Villa.
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at Lady Markham
for
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family
LTohrodmaansdTLhoarlhoi, Eig.,
and
family
have taken Nor-
folk House till the 18th of August.

The E astical Commissioners for England held a
general
jcacclesi
co ting yesterday at their office in Whitehall-

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DIE LATE COLONEL DYCE SOMBRE.—The mot.-
tal.remains of this gentleman will be removed from his late
residence, No. 8
A,
tTheorcraactea,comDbasvieosisttrhee Catholicet,rook-street,
Grosvenor-square, to
ceme-
tery, liensal-green, Harrow-road, previous to its removal to
the Continent. The funeral will be 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, tbe
Government Inspector of Railways went over the 13arnsle
for
section of this railway, preparatory to its being opened
passengers on Tuesday next. Traffic has been conveyed on
this section for several weeks past.
OPENING OF THE VALE OF NEATH RAILWAY.--Wre
are happy to be enabled to state that the anxiously-expected
opening of this important line of railway, from which such
advantageous results as regards the prosperity of our port
are anticipated, has been fixed for Thursday, the 21th inst.
Some persons, likely to be
h well-informed on the subject,
thick it not improbable that the aliening may be post know
dnow
to the following Monday, the 2at, but we do not
what grounds they have for the supposition.—Swansea
Herald.
CHEAP TRAVELLING,--The London and Brighton
IRailway 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 hour* in London.