The Sun.
London, England, 1858-03-29 00:00:00

HOW CgOSEN.

Nominated by the Crown.
The nine nominees must
be persons not actively
engaged in any profes-
sion, or in trade or com-
merce.

Elected by a constituency
of about 5,000, composed
of every person who has
borne the commission of
her Majesty or the Go-
vernment of India for ten
years, and residing in this
country ; every man who
has been in the civil ser-
vice of her Majesty in
India, or in the civil ser-
vice of the Government of
India for ten years; every
person who is a registered
proprietor to the a count
of 2,0001. of capital stock
in Indian railways or in
any other public work in
that country ; all those
who are proprietors of at
least I,ootl/. in the public
stock of the East India
Company, but exercising
.in this case only one vote.

{lO Ten years' service (Civil,
11 Legal, Military, or Naval)
12 in India, or fifteen years'
13 residence.

r The qualiEcation necel-
sary for the last five mein.
berm 'will be this :—The
personschosen musteither
14 have been engaged in corn-
-15 merce with In as or in the
16 exportation of manufac-
-17 I tured articles to that
18 country for the space of at
Ileast five years, or they
must have resided in
India for the space of 'at
()east ten years.
E ch Councillor to have 1,01
naval and nuilit.try patronage.

Elected by the Parlia-
mentary electors of the
cities of London, Liver-
poool, Manchester, Glas-
gow, and Bat fast. ;

10/. a-year, and his share of

FALSE NEWS AND SEDITIOUS EXPRESSIONS. - The
Cour Imp riale of Grenoble has jut c.mfirrned a judg-
ment of the Tribunal of Valence, which sentenced a man,
named Desehaux, to two months' imprisonment for pub-
liwhing false news and making use of seditious expressions.
The words attributed to him were, " that the working
men at Lyons were in want of bread, and that many were
throwing themselves into the Rhone in despair ; that
they woull do well to arm themselves and procure food
by force, and that in such a case ha would place
himself at their head." Oa the same day the court
condemned to two months' imprisonment a man
named Mereier,la pardoned politic tl prisoner, for ut,er-
ing threats agairst the Commissary of Police of Mon-
telitnart. On entering that functionary's office the
prisoner cried out "that the government wanted more
human flesh and additional victims ; that he was ready to
suffer for his opinions ; and that if he was to be arrested,
they had better not send married men to take him, as they
would be sacrificed." The court also confirmed a sentence
of five years' imprisonment and I,ooofr. fine pronounced
by the Tribunal of Gap on a man named J-essiviere, a
liberated convict, for spreading a rep irt in December
lost, in the commune of Veynes Mantes s), that
Paris was in a state of siege, and that the black flog was
floating on the edifices of Lyons.
[A DVERTISESI EST.] - Rapid Recovery.—Holloway's
Pills and Ointment. --About twelve months since Mr.
Holmes, Wtod,ido, Hersfor h, was seized by a serious
proetraing weakness, six months afterwards an erup-
tion took place in his leg. He immediately placed him-
self under the treatment of the most eminent men in
Liverpool and Manchester, but, to use his own words,
" gradually got worse, and was prevented following any
employment during the whole time." He returned to
Hereforth, a friend there induced him to try the effect
of Holloway's medicines. He purchased them, followed
the instruction., and was cured in a few weeks. He
wishes Mr. Hollings, drulgist, to make his case known.
—Sold by al medicine venders tbroughcnt the world,
and at Pots or Holloway's Ettablishruent, 244,
Strand, London.