The Sun.
London, England, 1858-04-17 00:00:00

(111 r SUBMARINE AND BRITISH TELZGRAPII.)
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GBAVESEND, Saturday Morning.
Wind W. ; tide last hour's ebb ; cloudy.
Arrived, April 16—Emerald, from trber ; Margaret
Edward, Poiat de Galle.
Arrived, April 17—Aliwal, and Don Colina, from
Guernsey; Mowe, steamer, Bremen ; Beirout, Odessa.
Sailed, April 17—Holland, steamer, for Ostend ; Don
Ricardo, Valparaiso ; Sir Edward Banks, steamer, Calais ;
Paris and Loudon, No. 5, Paris ; Walton, Cuba.
DEAL, Saturday, 9 a.m.

Wind N.N.W., light.
Passed—Her MilieStY'S Ship Dee, from westwtra, for
Woolwich; Ann Duncan, Licator, London; Auguste,
Taganrog, Hull; Western St.ir, Barbados, London;
William Parks, brig, westward, London; Pepoin, Balduck,
London (in tow) ,• Borderer' Madras, London; Vivid,
Patras, London ; Mary Ann, London, Rio Janeiro.
Sailed—Tropic, Mariner, and Bard of Avon, with all the
outward b mind.

Admiral Ryder Barton has arrived at his house
Park-square, from his seat in sent.
The Countess Perigny has taken apartments at Far-
rance's Hotel, Belgravia, where she will continue to re-
side during her stay in Lsndon.
His Excellency the American Minister and his family
honoured the mid-day performance of the great 'United
States Circus with their presence, on Thursday, at the
Alhambra Palace, in Leicester-square.
The Marquis of Sligo is, it is uoderstood, about to
foray, a matrimonial alliance with Miss Nugent, daughter
of Mr. Anthony A. Nugent, of Pallas, in the county
Galway, and sister to Lady Burke, of Marble Hill.
The marriage of Mr. Groville Vernon, son of the Right
lion. Vernon Smith, late President of the Board of Con-
trol, with Miss Cockerell, step-daughter of his Excellency
the Earl of Egliuton, was solemnised on Thursday, in the
The Derby Repo;
Chapel Royal, Dublin Castle, in the presence of a distin-
guished party.
count of the marriage of Lord Edwin Hill, M.
Hon. with till©
Hon. Miss Curzon, youngest daughter of the fate Hon.
Reporter of yesterday gives the followine•
and Rev. Rev. Alfred Curzon, and sister of Lord Scarsdale,
which took place on the previous day
at Kedleston. The
morning being fine, a number of villagers assembled to
oun de Persieny
witness the interesting ceremony, and as the wedding pro-
cession passed to and from the church, groups of young
persons scattered flowers along the pathway as a mark of
the esteem in which the bride was held.
of FTherancC e) haste ss
taken apa fe
aments at Claridge's Hotel, where
the countess will reside during her stay in London, and
(wi of the late Ambassador
not ut Fai raDeu'rs Hotel.
DEATH OF SIR HENRY STRACHEY, BART.--News has
jest reached London cf the death of Sir EL S rachey,
Bart., which happened a few days since at Sutton Court,
Som, rsetshire, in the 86th year of his age.
In the Chamber of Deputies of Sardinia on Mon-
day, M. Crotti requested the pre idvnt of the coun-
cil to fix a day f, r a qu ston he wished to put re-
specting a strange painplAat published in England
by Mazzini, on the policy of the Piocmontese
Cabinet. Count Cevour, in reply, expressed
his astonishment that a deputy sh,uld want to
que.,:tiou the Cabinet about a pamphlet by llazzitii,
and declared that he woald not reply to any such
question. "I am ready," h . added, "t) give the
tullest explanations as to the Conspiracy tin, and
any question M. Crotti may wish to put in his own
name on that matter shall recese an answer. But
if he intends to call a. ttnlion. to the attacks against
the Sardinian government M. Mazzini has thought
proper to make, my only reply will he a eon-
ternptuous silence." 'This declaration was ie.-leived
with loud and prolonged cheering from the chamber
; and the galleries. M. Crotti declared himself per-
fectly satisfied, only remarking that as the British
press enjoyed a wide circulation, he had thought it
might be expedient to enter into some explanations
on the policy of the governtnent.