The Sun.
London, England, 1858-06-08 00:00:00

TURKEY.

Our last telegraphic advices from Constantinople
are of the 29th of May. The festivities in honour
of the marriage of the Sultan's daughters began on
the 27th of May. M. de Thouvenel has received
orders by telegraph to remain at his post until
further notice. Three ships have been sent wita
troops (2,000 men) to Candia. The Emir Kosehir,
who was driven away by the Maronites, has arrived
at Beyrout. Prince Stephen Vogaridoii has left,
for Paris. Mehemel Pasha, who was Military
Governor of Pera, has been sent as Military Com-
mander to Bosnia and the Herzegovine. Official
advices from Tripoli confirm the news of the death
of Gumas.

According to despatches of the 30th April from
Teheran, the Turcoman tribes have defeated and
dispersed the army led by Murad Mirza Khan
against the city of Merv. A conspiracy against the
Shah has boon discovered.

RETURN OF THE PRINCE CONSORT

FROM GERMANY.

DOVER, MONDAY, MIDNIGHT.
His Royal Highness the Prince Consort, accom-
panied by Colonel Ponsonby, arrived at Dover at
11 o'clock from Ostend, in the Admiralty weatn-
packet Vivid, Commander Allen, on his return
from the visits he has just paid to Coburg and.
Babelsberg. At the latter place his Royal High-
ness has been the guest, incognito, of the Prince
and Princess William of Prussia, whom he quitted
yesterday, and, arriving at Ostend this afternoon,
embarked in the Vivid, which was placed in com
mand of Captain Seymour, C. 8., of the Victory,
who was specially in attendance. The Vivid made
the passage to Dover in 4 hours and 50 minutes.
At the landing pier the Prince Consort was met
by Captain Mclll-vaine, the Naval Superintendent
of the port; M.jor-General Craufurd, the Com-
mandant of the Ga,trison ; his Grace the Duke of
Richmond, KG., Colonel of the Sussex Militia ;
Major Barnard, and Major Doyley, Aides-de-Camp
to Major-General Craufurd, and some other officers.
The landing was very successfully accomplished,
the Vivid being brought alongside the pier in a few
minutes. Notwithstanding the lateness of the
hour, a great number of persons were congregated
at the pier and at the entrance to Birmingham's
Lord Warden Hotel ; but the strictest order was
preserved by a small staff of the Doverconstabalary,
under Sergeant Geddes, despite impending con-
fusion, owing to the embarkation of passengers in
the Belgian mail packet, which was about leaving
the pier.

To-night his Royal Highne.3l occupies the State
apartments at the Lord Warden Hotel, which
have beat specially prepared for his recep ion
and leaves here per special train by the Sou'h-
Eastern Railway for London tomorrow morning
at 7 o'clock. Mr. Seymour Teulon will b: in ar-
tendance on the special train on behalf of the di-
rectors of the South-Eastern Railway Company,
and the train will proceed to town in charge of the
superintendent of the station at this place, Mr. E.
J. Way.

DOVER, June 7.—Her Royal Highness the Hereditary
Grand Duchess of Mecklenburgh Strelitz, attended by
L•tdy Caroline Cust and Baron von der Luke, arrived at
Dover yesterday (Monday) from the Continent. Her
Royal Highness was received on landing by the military
and naval authorities of the place, and a guard of honour
was in attendance. Her Royal Highness proceeded at
once to the railway station ( where she was received by
the Duke of Richmond, with the Sussex militia) and
left for London by the 12 o'clock train.

LORD ORIEL' JUSTICE CoCKßUßN.—Yesterday the fol
lowing notice was placed io the office of the Court of
Common Pleas :—" In the text of all writs the Lord
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baronet by inheritance.
It ii confidently stated that Sir John Yards Buller,
Mr. Jones, of Pantglas, Mr. Christopher, and Sir Charles
Knightler, all Conservative M.P.'s, ara to be raised to
the peerage.
SOUTH KENSINGTON MUSEUM.—During the week
ending sth June, 1858, the visitors have been as folio :
—On Alondiy, Tuesday, and Sa`urday, free day-i,
2 774 ; on Monday and Tuesday, free evenings, 3,242 ;
on the three stu :tuts' dbys (adult- sion to the pu bile 6.i.)
763; one students' evening, We Inesday, 96 —ti:al,
6,875.
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27,0001., with an acreage of 86,000.
CAPTURE OF A RUSSIAN GUNBOAT BY CIRCASSIANS.
—The Prase d (Orient cf the 221 states that some Cheas-
sians, who bad arrived on the previous day at Constan-
tinople, trought tits news that a Russian gunboat, on
her way from Anapa to Soukourn-Kale, had been cap-
tared by the Circassian& She had eprung a leak during
the night and had been obliged to put into the creek of
Wardan. The Russian captain applied to the masters of
Some Turkish boats for aseistaLce, but the latter ad-
vised him to leave, as ho would be in danger from the
This advice was followed, but the Circas-
Circaqsians if they thould hear of a Russian vessel being
on the coast,
sians hearing of the fact, manned some boats, went in
of her.
pursuit, and after a slight resistance took possessicn