The Sun.
London, England, 1851-04-11 00:00:00

ITALY.

In its sitting of the sth, the Chamber of Deputies
of Turin commenced the discussion of a Ministerial
Bill for the institution of an annual national festival
in honour of the Constitution. The Government
proposed the second Sunday of May ; the committee,
on the contrary, proposed the Bth of May as the
proper time. After some discussion, the Ministerial
proposition was consented to by the Chamber, but
the Bill was again referred to the committee for a
verbal amendment.

The second battalion of French chasseurs (light
infantry) left Rome on the 31st ult. for Civita Vec-
chia, where it was to embark for Algiers.
On the 30th ult., his Holiness the POPE, according
to custom, performed the ceremony of the benedic-
tion of the Golden Rose in the chapel of the Vatican.
Cardinal ALFIERI said mass on the occasion, and
Father PRIORI, Procurator-General of the Car-
melites, preached a Latin sermon in the presence of
the college of cardinals, the prelates, the Roman ma-
gistracy, and the whole Papal Court.
The Venice Gazette of the 30th ult. states from
Rome that one of the daughters of the Prince of
CANINO has just married the only son of Count
CAMPELLO, the Minister of War and Marine under
the late Roman Republic.
On the 4th Count GIULAY resumed the military
command of the province of Lombardy, provisionally
entrusted to General SINGER, while Count GIULAT
was at Trieste, in obedience to the EMPEROR'S com-
mands.
The Imperial Lieutenant of Milan, Count STRA.
SOLDO, has issued a notification, reminding those who
indulge in gambling that they are liable to a fine of
900 florins, or three months' imprisonment if they be
insolvent.

EERATUM.—In the paragraph of our notice of the
Dublin University Magazine for the present month, in which
mention is made of Mr. Roche's work, for " Vanities of
Literature" read "Varieties of Literature."
THE BOILER EXPLOSION AT MANCHESTEE.—The
proceedings in this unfortunate affair terminated on Wednes-
day night after our report had been despatched. After a
long charge by the Coroner, the jury retired at nine o'clock,
and after three hours' absence, returned the following ver-
dict :—First, the jury are of opinion that the boiler was ef
cierit and perfectly competent to perform all the duties re-
quired from it. Second, they are also of opinion that gm
negligence has been exercised in the management and
i.
,
eof this boiler, and great want of ordinary ca
Thirdly, the jury are unanimously of opinion that the negli-
gence deaths
of the parties visited by the jury arose from culpable
on the part of Thomas Egerton (the d t eem-
Thomas Williamson (the lessee of the premises,
and
verdict,
ployer of Egerton). The Foreman, in delivering
raict of man.
said that twelve of the jury returned a ',egret?, and
YEgerton is al-
paotf inspector M‘Mullen.
slaughter against Egerton and Williamson.
patent A the infirmary,
are rapidly
were more severe,
ready under police surveillance as a
and Mr. Williamson is in the custodyn,ured.
We believe that five of the pers?nsurida
re-
covering ; the other two, whose
lut),Jr a
0 long time, are also m-
end whose recovery was doubltu williamson'a wife was in
pected to be restored ultimately
in the verdict fainted.
waiting with him, and on he
MARGATE.—.yy
ROYAL SEA BATHIN .
isasoicrertyißtMooAkEpirlace f th
The annual meeting o
0 Ludgate-hill ; Mr. Robert Pugh in
the London Coffee- us
h° ' that the two a &tors had n i .
the chair. The rfor
1850 ad f d
, n oun a balance against
examined the account
The se t
1621. 38. cre ary reported that in addi-
ti
the society
above of
sun due to the bankers, there was also due on to the
to the Lon
London tradesmen, 6651. ls. 11d., making a total of
towards which there was in hand, 1791. 6s. ICd ,
7371. 4s.,tt 0
making h liabilities of the society, 17s. It was re-
A committee of seven members be appointed to
solved that
report as to the present state and condition of the Royal Sea
niting Infirmary, and to suggest such alterations in the
rules and management as might appear most conducive to
the future success of the institution. The meeting was then
adjourned until the 30th inst., the infirmary remaining at
present closed for want of funds. -

LONDON HOSPlTAL.—Yesterday the annual festival
in aid of the funds of this valuable charity was held at
the
London Tavern, Bishopsgate-strtet; Mr. Buxton in
chair. The cloth having been removed, at the conclusion of
an excellent dinner, the Chairman, having stated that Sir E.
N. Buxton, who should have officiated, w
at the house of Commons, proposed
eventhe ing,,. oassoalloyal toasts,
obliged to be
and, after thcm, the toast of the evening, Success to the
) no less than 3,894
London Hospital." From Mr. 11 u xBtsooll_'s able speech it ap-
peared that during the past year.(dl
mhoacdhbgeerneat
ad-
mitteder into the wards of the .
patients, each for an average
hospital,perioofw3Ohillsatyas,
including repairs, extensions,
out-patients. 'I he expendit4u7r2,.
number, 16,403, had enjoyecetne advantages accorded to
1. 12s. I Id., and, income per.
and improvements, was 14,
plications might have been re-
mitting, hundreds more
ceived. A liberal responr
aPfollowed the chairman's appeal,
company dispersed.
and the amount of subscriptions having been declared, the
His
ma
r. Clemson, ex-American Minis-
ter lady and family, arrived here yes-
0. br theAntitierpell steamer, Captain Jackaciu,
terday Inornin' gide in nineteen bona and a half.
a t BEruxsseeelisi,e Excellency
his
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