The Sun.
London, England, 1860-06-23 00:00:00

FOURTH BRIGADE.

Brigadier-General Taylor commanding; Captain Stuart,
major of brigade.
Ist Battalion-stb Surrey (Reigate) ; 14th do. (Dork-
ing) ; sth Kent (Canterbury) ; 9th 40. Chatham ; 19th
do. (Rochester) ; 26th do. (Maidstone) ; 31st de. (Leeds
Castle).
2d Battalion—lst Cinque Port's (Hastings) ; 2d do.
(Ramgate) ; 3d do. (Rye) ; 4th do. (Hythe) ; 7th do.
(Margate) ; 16th Surrey (Egham).
3d Battalion--Ist and 6th Derby (Derby) ; 7th Stafford
(Burton-on-Trent); Bth do. (Burton-on-Trent) ; 14th
Worcester (Worcester) ; 2d West Riding (Sheffield) ;
25th Cheshire (Timperley).

A7TEMPTED P.ROSELYTIBN IN NOB-

FOLK.

Mr. Vansittart, M.P., publishes the two follow-
lowing letters, addressed to his son by Father
Clery, the priest, at Brighton :
" I leave to the public," says Mr. Vansittart, " to
decide on the value of his indignant denial that
he did not, directly or indirectly, use any language
or suggest to him any line of conduct with a view
to his becoming a member of the Catholic Church."
"My Dear William,—l expected to see you on
Sunday, but I suppose the usual obstacles were put
in your way to prevent you, If so,,let me beg of
you to put your confidence in God and the blessed
Virgin Mary, and there is no fear but the day will
come when you will be free from all restraint.
Those present trials are allowed by the Almighty
to try your fidelity ; persevere, then, in prayer that
God may soon enable you to enter and become a
member of His holy church. Don't mind suffering
a little for God ; in fact, the more you do suffer the
stronger ought to be your resolution. St. Peter
and St. Paul were put into prison, and finally put
to death, for confessing the name of Jesus ; also a
St. Laurence was roasted on a gridiron for the same
holy cause ; and when, above all, our Divine
Saviour suffered for it, will not we. His followers
suffer a little ? Be patient, then, for a while, and
God will make all things easy in His own wise
time. Hoping to see you soon, I remain, my dear
William, your fond father in J. C.,
E. I. CLERY.

" 12, Norfolk-road."
"MY VERY DEAR WILLIAM,—I am extremely
sorry that your noble efforts in so laudable a cause
are for the present so constrained ; let me exhort
you to put your trust and confidence in God, and
as the Israelities of old have been delivered from
the slavery of Egypt, so will you in time be freed
from all control. Pray to God, however, that He
will hasten the time by softening the hearts of
those who at present offer a seeming opposition. I
need not say that I shall be most happy to see you
at any time. I hope to be at home for you to-
morrow when you call, and I hope that time will
afford us a long talk ; you have not said the hour
when you would be likely to call. In haste. I pray,
then, that God in His goodness may bless you, and
soon crown your praiseworthy efforts with. success.
Believe me to be, my very dear William, your very
sincere father in J. C., " E. J. CLERY.
" 12, Norfolk-road, Tuesday."

THE BUENOS APICES AND SAN EE.RNANDO
- RAILWAY.

The following resolution of the committee was
posted in the Stock-Exchange this afternoon in re-
lation to the
othbesedrvireed et Buenos Ayres and San Fernando
Railway. From the closing paragraph it will be
tohrast
fromtlie committee
aretxicoinpeartaetde
isnevtehrael
al-
leged of
irregularities:—
" The Committee for General Purposes having examined
the documents upon which the directors of the Buenos
Ayres and San Feinando Railway Company obtained e•
quotation :for the shares in the official list or the Stock-
Exchange, and having compared the said documents with
the books and vouchers of the company, are of opinion that
the representations originally made to the committee were
neither correct in themselves, nor in accordance with the
letter and spirit of the requirements contained in the
printed rule of the Stock-Exchange :
" Resolved,—That the name of the Buenos Ayres and
San Fernando Railway Company be struck out of the Offi-
cial List of the Stock-Exchange.
"Having passed this resolution, the committee desire to
state that they have every reason to believe that the direct-
ors generally had no cognizance of the misrepresentation
referred to ; but the committee refrain from making any
observation upon certain evidence received by them relating
to the original distribution and subsequent transfers of and
dealings in the shares of the Buenos Ayres and San Fer-
nando Railway Company, as it is within their knowledge
that a legal tribunal may be called upon to decide upon the
whole case."

TIIE'RUSSIAN LOAN.—It is positively understood
that the amount of the new Four-and-a-Half per Cent.
Russian loan about to be introduced immediately by Messrs.
Baring will, as originally stated, be £8,000,000, divided be-
tween Amsterdam (with Hope and Co.) and Loudon. Tho
payments will be spread over six months.