The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-20 00:00:00

LA.TEST NEWS.

THE AUST2ALIAN SHIP RED
JACKET.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)

LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY MORNING.

It is reported iu the Underwriters' Room that
the Red Jacket is on fire. Three days since, a
fire having been discovered among the wool, a
portion of it V 1.13 taken out and the hatches
battened down, but the smell caused apprehensiou.
She is now at anchor in the Mersey, and her gold
is being got out.

TRIES PE, MAY 18.

Private letter 3 from Ragusa announce that the
majority of the Montenegrins returned to their
homes after dividing thei booty. Ode band,
commanded by Vakulowitz, and assisted by the
inhabitants of Grahovo and the neighbourhaod,
pillaged and burnt several Turkish villages and
blockaded Klobuck. It is positively stated that
Hussein Pa.,311a has iu his possesion an original
declaration of the agent of Dsni!o, which leads to
the belief that the attack of the Montenegrins on
the 13th
,was nide during a suspension of arms
agreed upon, and when the Turks were retiring
from Grahovo on. lilobuck.

BERLIN, MAY 19.

According to the Zeit, the Porto has shown
itself disposed to accept the proposition of Prussia,
England, Franca, and Russia to settle the affair of
Dtiontancgro by an amicable arrangement, and to
submit the question of fixing the line of territory
to a commission of the five Powers."

MADRID, MAY 18.

An accident has occurred on the Aranjuez Rail-
way, and the Minister of Public Works received
s;.ane injury. Tae Marquis do Turget has taken
leave of the Qieen, being about to proceed to
France."

FRANCE.
PARTS, WEDNESDAY.
The return of Count iiiigeon for the dvArtinent
of the 119.ut It'Au is confirmed.

The illonitear says that the Municipal Council
of Paris has decide I that a medal commemorative
of the birth of the Prince Imperial shall be given as
a prize at the varioth public schools. " This gift,"
says the Government jortruatl, "has boon every-
where received with the liveliest gratitude.
Tao principal &ij of the anis ion of NI. M tiro-
vich, adjutant to Prince Danilo, to Vienna is to
endeavour to induZe the Austrian Cabinet to
accept the Anglo-French proposition of haviaig,
the conflict betwe m the Peat° and Montenegro
arianged by the great powere. It was
believed in Vienna that the Austrian Ca-
binet would not oppoSe the project provided
it obt lined the support of the Porte. It is also said
that M. Makovich is t endeavour to obtain par-
, mission for the Archima'idrite Nicanor to proceed
to St Petersburg to be consecrated bishop. Nica-
nor was archimandrite at Zara • ho is an Austrian
subjecl-,, and the Governor of Dalmatia refuses him
his passport, and requires him to be consecrated by
the Patriancia of Garlowitz, in Croatia, where pre•
vices Vlalicas of Montenegro uncLwent that
ceremony.
The success of M.,Migeon, who never dreamed
that ho was a man of so much importance, is felt in
every official quarter as vexatious and humiliating
in the extreme. No Paris paper has ventured to
allude to it ; and the illamitetcr it 4elf passes it over
in complete silenc.% Toe thing is unprecedented
since the establishment of the E npire. Verve is a
man of no political weight or influence whatever,
prosecute I by the Governnalmt on various charges,
found guilty only on oie, viz., the unauthorised
wearing of a decoration, which was an act of puelile
vanity rather than a moral offence, just released
from prison, foilha-dy eeough to start as candidate
with th t whole of the form;dable machinery of the
G overnmerat arrayed against him; Marshal Can-
robert stqoping into no field and summoning the
electors of the district compriselin his Command to
vote for his opponent; the Prefect issuing his ukase
against him, tin sub prefects and mayors cajoling
or intimidating ; am], greatest of ell, the military
Minister of the Interior dictating his will to the
department, and, rather inilec treusly it must to
introducing the LIalTl3 of the Sovereign. himself;
not to speak of the clergy, whom the Unieers and
the Rsh 'p of Strasburg call upon to join the
good c tuie;—yet M. Migeon defies, and blabs them
all. This result is more serious than it the whole
of the Depuuies electei for Paris blonged to the
Mountain.
It is now said that M. 11Zigeon incans to resign in
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the
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be
without taking his scat, the Government will pro-
bably start th) first equerry or crder:y officer they
can conveniently lay hands on against M. Gros,