The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-02 00:00:00

PROXIES.

DUIZE.s Verulam Gray
Northumberland • Yarborough Hatherton
Portland Doneraile Hawke
Sutherland Leinster (Duke ofHoland
MARQUIS. Lein-ter) Howard de Walden
Bristol E Ms Hors. Kenlis
EARLS. Carlisle Keumare
Belmore Worcester Kintore (Earl Kin-
Buckinghamshire LORDS, tore)
Camperdown Arundel of WardourLovat
Cathcart Ashburton Lurgan
Cowley Blayney Monteagle
Craven Bolton Oriel (V. Massereene
Devon Castlemaine Panmure
Div;ie Cloncurry Ribblesdale
Ferrers De Freyue St. John of Bletso
Tunes Dorchester Sudeley
Leinster Dormer Vaux of Harrowden
Lovelace Dunsamlle and Clan- Vernon •
Morley ' conal Wharneliffe
Munster Erskine Wigan (E. Crawford
Portsmouth Fevershaus and Balcarres)
Rossiya Fiugall Worliugham (E Gos-
Scarbrough Gage ford)
Spencer Glenelg
MINOMTY.—NOT-CONTENTS.
(PREsExr.)
ARCHBISHOP. Mansfield Braybrooke •
Canterbury Nelson ' Calthorpo
Chelmsford (Lord Pomfret Churchill
Chancellor) Vane Clarina
DUKES. VISCOUNTS. Clifton
Buckingham and Canterbury Colchester
Chandos Clancarty (teller) Colville of Culross
Marlborough Combermere Crofton
Rutland Dungannon De Ros
MARQUIS. Hill Dynevor
Exeter Melville Foxford
EARLS. 131snors, Grautley
Amherst Bangor Lilford
Beauchamp Chichester Level and Holland
Bradford Durham Raglan
Caclogan Llaudaff Reaesdale (teller)
Cardigan Oxford Sondes
Dartmouth Salisbury Southampton
De La Warr LORDS, Stewart of Garlies
Domaster Abinger Templemore
Effingham Bagot Tenterden
Harrington Bateman Waist n gh am
Lanesborough Bernell Wynford
Leven and Melville Blayney
Lonsdalo Brodrick

PROXIES.
!DITNE. 0.%510w Exeter
Richmond Portarlingtou St. Asaph
MARQUISES. Youlett Winchester
Cholmondeley Romney LORDS.
Winchester Seafield Ardrossan
EARLS. Selkirk Bayning
Brooke and War- Claubrassil
wick VISCOUNTS. Clements
Desart LifFord .Clonbrock
Erne Maynard Forester
Hare wood St. Vincent Kilmaine
Hillsborough Strathallan Methuen
Manvers BISHOPS. Sandys
Mayo Cashel

PAIRS.

For. AuaixsT.
Bedford, Duke of Courtown Earl of
Meath, Earl of Waterford, Marquis of
Godolphin, Lord Mouqt-Cashel, Earl of
Anglesea, Marquis of Beverley, Earl of
Rivers, Lord Shrewsbury, Earl of
Cottenharn, Earl Hopetoun, Earl
Bessborough, Earl of Polwarth, Lord
Fortescue, Earl Drogheda, Marquis of
Essex, Earl of Lincoln, Bishop of
Carriugton, Lord Kiotore. Earl of
Lindsay, Earl . Ailsa, Marquis of
i :• o';, r),,i, of Bangor, Viscount

Raauur,

' Breadalbane, Marquis of Bantry, hart of
Willoughby de Eresby, Lord Delamere, Lord
Abingdon, Earl of Abercorn, Marquis of
Suffolk, EA• 1 of Middleton, Lord
Allesbury, Marquis of Stamford and Warrington,
Earl of
Sydney, Viscount Farnham, Lord
St. Leonard's, Lord Denbigh, Earl
Argyll, Duke of De Ves,i, Viscount
Manchester, Duke of Sandwich, Earl of
Chesterfield, Earl of Guildford, Ea:l of
De Manley, Lord Willoughby de Broke, Lord
Poltimore, Lord Jersey, Earl of
Minto, Earl of Strathmoref Earl
Zetland, Earl of Crewe, Lord
Exmouth, Viscount Bolingbroke, Viscount
Shelburne, Earl of Beaufort, Duke of
Howden, Lord Orford, Earl
Monson, Lord Wilton, Earl of
Townshend, Marquis Orkney, Earl of
Wellington, Duke of Hamil Lon, Duke of
Wsnlock, Lord Macclesfield, Earl of
Wensleydde, Lord Ilchester, Earl of
Stafford, Earl of Digby, Earl
Eversley, Viscount Downes, Lord
The Earl of Enniskillen was accidentally shut out from the
division, or he would have voted against Lord Lucau's Bill.
The Earl of Kintore's proxy was given by mistake, he hav-
ing paired against the bill. .

The United States mail steamers Washington and
Herman have been sold in New York for $45,000, or
about 9,0001. sterling. They were the pioneers of the
American transatlantic mail steamers.
FOREIGN MAILS.—The following notices were issued
from the General Post-office yesterday, viz.:—The next
mail from Calcutta direct, Penang, Singapore, and
China, via Marseilles, is due in London on the 14th
inst. The next mail from India, via Bombay and Mar-
seilles, is due in London on the 4th inst. Mails for the
Mediterranean, Egypt, India, and Mauritius, 'via Mar-
seilles, will be despatched on the evening of the 2d inst.
Mails for the Mediterranean, Egypt, India, Mauritius,
Ceylon,land China, via Southampton, will be despatched
on the evening of the 3d inst., to be conveyed by the
Pero. Mails for Egypt, Aden, India, Ceylon, and Aus-
tralia, via Southampton, will be despatched on the
morning of the 12th inst.
LIVERPOOL, July I.—The screw steamer India, from
Quebec, repotted this morning, had $666 in specie and
freight, 125 cabin and eight steerage passengers, in ad-
dition to the 450 rank and file of the 100th, or Prince
of Wales's Royal Canadian Regiment, 15 women, and
10 children. The political devices are devoid of interest.
The timber-market for the 14 days previous to the 19th
ult. had been very much depressed, and sales dull, but
it was reported that the largest producers had made ar-
rangements to prevent their timber from being pressed
at a loss, which had somewhat restored confidence.
Freights were more active, being to London 235. 6d.;
deals, 41. The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Steamship Company's screw steamer Kangaroo, Jeffrey
commander, arrived this afternoon from New York
with advises to the 17th, which the arrival of the
North Star will have anticipated. She had no specie.
The weather during her passage was variable, fog
and haze predominating. On the 22d, off Cape
Race, passed three icebergs and. a quantity of broken
ice. In the river, on the 17th, passed the American
ship Kitty Simpson, outward bound ; on the 19th V e
American ship Robert Syers, bound westward, and a
ship showing Hamburg colours, No. 155 ; on the 20:h
a four-masted ship, supposed to be the St. Republic,
and the English bark Dunnaston Castle ; on the 27th,
the English bark Farewell, from Havannah for Fal-
mouth, 35 days out ; and on the 29th the English bark
Enterprise, bound eastward.
A GOOD Swimmer.. - Captain Smith, of the schooner
Sheppard A. Mount, of Brookhaven, Long Island,
which arrived at this port a few days since from St.
Barts, with a cargo of pine apples, reports that on the
20th of May, when one day out from that port, he came
on deck at half-past 8 o'clock, a.m., and found that his
son, Warren Smith, a lad 14 years of age, was miss'ng.
He immediately ordered the vessel to be searched, but
the was not to be found. There was a heavy sea running
at the time, and it was blowing a 9-knot breeze. Tue
captain naturally inferred that the boy was overboard.
Ho immediately hauled his vessel on the wind and beat
hack on the same track over which he had sailed.
Nothing could be seen of the boy for some time, but at
12 o'clock he was disci eared swintecting manfully against
the billows. At 10 minutes past 12 o'clock he was picked
up, and the vessel resumed her course for this port. The PANTO IN A COMMITTEE ROOM OF THE HOUSE OF
led bad divested himself of retst of his clothing, and COMMONS FROM Ten STATE OF THE THAMES.—Ou Wed.
alleged that he could have kept himself up fur two or nesday afternoon, at about two o'clock, the persons Who
three hours longer. This is what we call good swim- happened to be in the long corridor leading to the dd.
Pen,nsylvanian ferent committee rooms of the House of Commons, as
THE ALHAMBRA Caucus —The company at present well as the officers of the house who were in attend-
perforoing in Leicester-square, under the management ance, were suddenly surprised by the members of a
of Mr. Hallett, the celebrated ' Seakeperian jester of i Committee rue Line out of one of the rooms in great baste
the ring, is well worthy the patronage which is daily and confusion. It appoared that the committee which
bt•towed on its performances both in the afternoon and 1 has been sitting to inquire into the operation of the
evening. Every feat is performed artistically and Bente Acts had met in room No. 12 for the purpose
effectively. The admirable equitations of the Tournaires, of considering their report. Matters proceeded in the
and of Messrs. Pastor and Carroll, rival any that have I usual manner until the hour above stated, when a sud-
been witnessed in the most brilliant exhibitions of the den rush from the room took place, headed by the Chan-
circus ; and the two little Delavantis display an amount cellor of the Exchequer, who, with a mass of papers in
of gymnastic strength, agility, and finish, that cast the one hand, and with his pocket handkerchief applied to
exploits of many an adult acrobat of renown into the his nose, hastened from the room, followed closely by
shade. The edifice is peculiarly adapted for performances Sir J. Graham, Mr. Gladstone, Mr. Cayley, and the
by daylight, a matter of considerable importance to the other members of the committee, which subsequently TB.
j uvenile members of families in and near town, , Lulled its sitting in another apartment.