The Sun.
London, England, 1867-05-30 00:00:00

FROM " THE OWL."

It is arranged that his Imperial Majesty the
Sultan is to visit this country in the month of Julft;
His Majesty will bring the suite usually attached'
crowned heads. The report that an extraordin3lyt.
number of officials will accompany him is ineorree:
It is the intention of his Imperial Highness tllg
Czarewitch, with his bride, to visit London dun
the month of June.
The King of Greece will also be In London at tile
same time.
The Government are, we understand,
going to obtain statistics relative to agrieulte'`:
not only showing the amount of laud wider cultivA
tion, but also giving the number of live stock. to
Dr. Howson,. at•preseut the head of the Collegi3llo
College at Liverpool, and examining chaplain toter,t
Bishop of Ely, has been appointed Dean of Cher
to succeed the late Dean Anson. A at
Some dissatisfaction having been expressed the
the new arrangement for the day sittings n` •
House of Commons, a communication has, Wethe
derstand, been forwarded to the Chancellor of 1;0
Exchequer, offering suggestions for facilitating tilt,
public business by setting some limits to the '1°,06
bility of hon. members. It seems that .":t
members have been appointed to serve on senile
committees, of which 25 are now sitting, whilei,er.
committees on private bills absorb a further nur'"
To enable this large body of members to be preeileg,
during the debates on the Reform Bill, it i° sn-th
gested that at the expiration of the ensuing 111°-bot
the ordinary sittings should be resumed, tie.
speeches in committee should belimited to fiveintioo
utes, and that no hon. member (with the except'
~1
of the mover of an amendment) should be alto°
to speak more than twice. I, Gov'
Experiments arc being made by the Frene"
aliment upon a system of construction for 011°1160c
which the interior is made of steel and the Ote
of bronze. This plated cannon is expected t° f, of
the greatest amount of wear with the least

explosion. bid the
Mutual concessions are likely to be made if'
Government and the representatives of
respect of the provisions of the Scotch Reforms o-
There are grounds for believing that the G°Y-tip,
meat will yield to the objection as to the re-gr° the
ing of burghs—the Scotch members acceptivggeot
proposition as to the division of counties. Ole elbet
of this arrangement would be to reduce the oust'
of new members for Scotland from seven to

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FUNERAL OF THE LATE MR. E. H. of
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gentlemen connected with art, literature, and c'73":iao'
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character, but a considerable number of carriage,thill:aso
of them those of Royal Academicians, followed
and mourning coaches. The service was Perft°ll:;:j:
the Rev. Charles Stuart, of King's College, London. ,00
'TIE THREATENED DISFRANCHISEMENTS•s of
following petition has been presented to the 11,7%ut,5e
Commons by Mr. Wyld, 31. P., on behalf of the 7 -utiO
Ballot Society :—" The humble petition of the eirete
committee of the Society for the Adoption of Paris
e
Ballot showeth—That your petitioners hear witli
that it, has been proposed to disfranchise the b°r°,ooo'
of Yarmouth, Totnes, Lancaster, and Reigate in io'
(pence of the notorious and flagrant acts of bribery "rot,lo
dividuals desirous of obtaining seats in your fofit,ll,,
house, or influencing the votes of the electors for t 77.; 00
boroughs. That your petitioners submit, as of thi,el,ss 4
knowledge and conviction, that this state of t'" f 01°
mainly or entirely dependent on the condition 04. tho
law, which makes tho returning officer assistant 'Ol, tl3O
public wrong by causing him to furnish to the bribe Doeli
evidence that the dishonourable work which
paid for has beau duly performed. That your pne
etit of
therefore, pray your honourable lions.) that inar:tioo6
disfranchising the innocent wAh the guilty, ti° S,te (1 PI
for the said boroughs may hereafter be COudd-nerty/.
JR., way of ballot, and your petitioners will ever..,,
By order of the committee, J. k'. Bontems, [ion. Seeticatea
GRISI AND MARIO. dollleSer,sos
woman than Giulia Crrisi never lived. It is /13 „f tier
family tableau to tee her watching the perforttine.r.:f
t
three daughters. Rita, the eldest, a g, tho 'v(;
teen, is seated at the pianoforte, accompan3o side
younger, Clelia and Cecilia, who standing on voieo4
their sister, sing duets admirably, their sweet 1,4. ti si direct!.
in perfect tune blending charmingly together.
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them with affectionate assiduity, while Mario
h°v~r
inn of
the piano, listening with evident delight to the 61"
his children.—Unee a Week.
AN IMMENSE TROUT.—A fisherman at
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to JAI
in Switzerland, captured, a few days since,et lout' a
of
t
immense ~luseu fish
weighingMorat, anovo us sallru ' tera
Mora, which already contains au enorrao 0.„
3 lbs. trout,ltis morewbe tphi
which in Switzerland is only to be found ill thes3.4 poril
It was more Oulu -six feet in lentil, and ive)l 0"
2001bs, ethLe.