The Sun.
London, England, 1851-08-25 00:00:00

OVERLAND MAIL

INDIA.

TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCH.
MARSEILLES, A UG. 25, 1851, 3 30 A.M.
The Indian mail has just arrived of the following
dates—Bombay, July 26 ; Calcutta, July 12.
Tne import trade is rather brisk; the export
very flat.
Money is abundant.

The exchange at C,lcutta, 2s. Oil. to 21. hi.
Bombay 2s. Oi I.—Herold.

LONDON, BltßiliTON, AND SOUTII-COAST
RAILWAY.
['raffle Week ending Aug. 23,1851 ... £14,143 18 1
'raffle . Week ending Aug. 24, 1350 ... 12,610 6 9
*otal of the half-year, to this date, 1851 .. IS 5
.o[4l of the half-) ear, to this date,
1850 ... 105,730 4 7
Total number of l'asseugers Week ending
Aug. 2i, 18. t. 98.785
£12,149 2 7
... 1,099 15 6

Passengers
Cruotis

Total ..C14,148 18 1
Total miles open, 1851, 1734; ditto, 1810, 17114.
Londuu Termintol, Aug. z 5, l 8 il.

CHABGB OF FUAUD AND ConSPMACY AT BRIGHTON
Ou Saturday, at one o'clock. tins case gain came beforu
the B. i6htuti magiArates for bail on the part tit the prisoner
Broome. Mi. tilt, of 2, Tavistock-row, the solicitor for the
prosecution, *aid that he h 41 received notice that Mr. Henry
Bingham, tit 19, Ryilet's-court, Leicester-square, and of
Priocess. place, Wandswoith, auctioneer; and Mr Hart,
of 81, Regent-street, tailor, would be proposed as bait on
toe part of the piis,ner Browne. He had, however, re-
ceived a comniutticatiou from Mr. Lewis, the attorney for
th prisoner, that Mr. Bingham vas not in attendance ;
and that Mr. Hart, though in attendance, would 'Lit be
proposed. Mr. Lewis, however, had proposed hat Mr.
M•Laren, of whom previous notice had been given on
Thursday last, should, with himself, become bail for
Broome. ?.Co exception could be taken to the bad of Mr.
M•Laren, and be could not venture to suggest any reason
why Mr. Lewis should nut be accepted. The Chairman
(Mr. P. Carpenter) thought that Mr. Sill had acted with
sound discretion iii the matter. Bail had been proposed
which ouGht not to have been proposed, and upon lull in-
quiry, atter due notice, that bail had Ven rejected. Bail was
now proposed. which was admitted to be without objection,
and to which, according to the official reports submitted to
the Bench, no objection could with fairness be taken, and,
therefore, the pr-posed bail would be accepted. Mr. M‘Laren
and Mr. Lewis having entered into the required recognizances,
an officer was dispatched to Lewes with the necessary ticket
to the governor of Lewes gaol, upon receipt of which the
prisoner Broome would be required to enter iuto his own re-
cognizances of 2001., and be released. No application for
bail for either of the other prisoners was made.
VAUXHALL GARDENS.—III order to atlbrd the nu-

merous country visitors to London an opportunity of visiting
this popular place of amusement at a moderate charge, the
proprietor, we perceive, has reduced the price of admission to
one shilling. The former charge was, in numerous cases, a
total exclusion to the working classes, whose knowledge of
the royal property was derived exclusively through news-
paper reports. They may now gratify their curiosity at a
small cost.

VISIT OF HER MAJESTY'S SECRETARY OF STATE TO
Hum--This town was honoured, on Tuesday last, with an
unexpected visit from Sir George Grey, principal Secretary
of state for the Home Department, who, wish his lady and
suite, arrived in her Majesty's steam=ship Lightning, which
stayed here the reniainuer of that and the whole of the fol-

lowing day. The Right Hon. Baronet had left Londonwith
the intention ot visiting the coast of Norway, but adverse
easterly winds caused him to alter his course. "It is a bad
wind that blows nobody good" is an old saying, which was
verified on this occasion iu the experience ot our worthy
sheriff, Anthony Bannister, Esq., who, by the sudden ap-
pearance of the Lightning, was afforded au opportunity of
showing his expertness at supplying the Royal Navy with
steam-coal. 1.1 bile the craft lay at anch r iu our roads, the
Right lion. Secretary Caine repeatedly ashore, and examined
with interest such parts at the town and port as lay wit, in
easy walking ni-tairce from the ship. lie also visited New
Holland, the Hull ferry station ot the Lincolnshire railways,
and noticed particularly the splendid pier and capacious
pontoon. 0,1 Weduesthy evening the Lightning weighed
anchor, and quietly glided down the Humber, A being the
de:<ign ot Sir George to bear away for the north of Scotland.
—Hull Packet.

CoAIMISSION OF LUNACY ON A SHIPOWNER.—On
Saturday kW inquiry took place at Guildford, bet ru Mr.
Cumuli sinner NN iusihw, and special jury, to ascertain the
st of mind ot Mr. Th mu- Rush bridger, of Bognor, 6usser,
shipowner and c,tal merchant, but who has be, 11 an inmate
of the Guild!old Lunatic A.,.-)lunt since March last. A
number 01 witnesses were examined, who stated that in
consequence ot a paralyt,c seizure, with which Mr. Rus-
hridger WitS afl,cte:l in January, 1849, his mind bad become
alLeted, and lie bad ever since been subject to extraordinary
Celusi,ns. The IlLitoftUflate gent email was txam.ned by
the jury, a. d his detneutiour proved the correctness of the
eviceuce which had submitted to them. The jury dated
his unsounehoss ot mind /rum the 16th of March last.

Allred Exude, E q., is appointed Pre,idenc of the
Virgin Idands, and Sehier Member of Council, in the room
of Sir John M'Cregor, deceased. Mr. John J. Esdaile is ap-
pointed Provost. Marshal of the Island of Nevis. Mr Ni-
cholas Esterhazy Stephen Armitage Hamilton is app. inted to
a clerkship in the State Paper. othee, vacant by the death of
M. F. Ku( zynski.

PitE•ENT TO THE QUEBI4.-011 Friday last the
packet-ship Ticoncerago, I' 20 tone, Captain Boyle, arrived
at Liverpool with tire lAdes of night-gown cotton cloth. as
a ',resent to htr Majesty Queen Victoria, from James Lb
biutwothers Faq., Itantgornan &atm.% Upitol_slstte.