The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-31 00:00:00

MLYIST ERIA.L ARRANGEMENTS.

We can positively state that Lord Staulty
Las accepted the office of President of the Board
of Control. A more popular noblem•in to fill a
position now become so important could not have
been selected.

The office of Secretary of State fur the Co!ouies,
rendered vacant by the ac3eptation of the above
Presidentship by the noble lord, has been a?.cepted
by Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton.
New writs for Hertfordshire and King's Lynn
will be moved for this evening in the House of
Commons.

HER MAJESTY'S TIIEATRE.—The new opera " LuiFa
Miller," is to be produced on Tuesday, Bth June, at
her NfajAsty's Theatre. Reports speak highly of the
music and of the part of the heroine, for which Mdlt „
Piccoloteini has be' n selected. Signor Giuglini ha,
alto an interesting cbaracter, and some music pecu-
lia,ly adapted to his charming talent.- Be, eyezitano•
and Vialetti also appear in the opera ; and to give rie
noes to the whole, we are g a I to find that Alboni h. s
c )nsented to take the c,ntralto part.

At the Royal Italian Opera, " Fra Diavolu" will be
forthcoming ; in tlie meantime the "Traviata" and the
" Huguenots" will be repeated.
TilE PRINCESS'S —The company of the Princess's a!e
busily eagaged in rehearsing the next Shaksperian
viva!, the " Merchant of Venice," iu which, ascot ding
to green-room report, will be exhibited real gondolas
and real water.
HATILIRKET.—Mr. Buckstone terminates his mem
about the 10-h July, for the purpose of having his
theatre renovated for the winter nampaign, which wi 1
commence at the end of September. In the interval, it
is probable that Mr. Buckstone and his company w,li
make a "starring" excursion to the provinces.
THE A DELPEIL—The programme selected for next
Wednesday, the very last performance in the present
theatre, will include the appearatce of many Adelphi
favourites, commencing with the farce " Our French
Lady's Maid," in wkicli the lessee and 16 4ticiaire and
Madame Celeste prform. After which the second act
of "Bl,ck Eyed Susan," with the veteran T. P. Cooke
as William, Mr, Buckstone as Gnatbrain, and Miss El as
Arden as Susan, Mr. Wright, Mr. Paul Bedford, Miss
Woolgar, Miss Mary Keeley, &c., will then appear in
an Adelphi drama; followed with " Our Blessed
BAby," by Mr. and Mrs. Keeley. Mr. Webster will also
addrt BS his patr me en his past success and future pros-
pe2ts.

The Haymarket programme does not present ary
change in•the cniertainthents for the wep k. "An Un-
equal Match," with Hiss Amy Sedgwick in the principal
av,se,
dlcharacter,,n,insda, whwi
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" Pluto and Proserpina" whl be repeatedly nightly.
Miss Swariburough ann.unces, at the Strand, the
production of a new burlesque, entitled "The Bride of
AbydoP," after Mr. Dance's comedy of "Marriage, a
Lottery," concludintT, with Morton's farce of "My
Wife's Second Floor.
At Astley's, the new equestrian spectacle forms the
bill of faro for the week, with the " Scenes in the Circle."
LIVERPOOL, May 23.—The Royal mail screw steamer
Asia sailed to-day with 34 passengers and a fair cargo,
for New Yolk. The list of passengers contained ih
whoste goes out on a tour of
Nova Scotia takes
namett ee next
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mail The :ne nie'w steamer
Wednesday next. This vki 1
be her first voyage.