The Sun.
London, England, 1858-05-24 00:00:00

MONTENEGRO.

VIENNA, SUN➢AY, MAY 23, NooN.
The two French ships have anchored in the
Bay of Gravosa, which is close to Ragusa, and
about 18 miles from Trebinye.
According to authentic advices from Ragusa,
Kiamil Pasha retired on the 18th inst., with a
part of the regular Turkish troops, from Gra-
hovaz, a place near the Montenegrin frontier, to
Mostar, the capital of th© Herzegovine.
It is related that Prince Daniel of Montenegro
has recently received 200,000 duo Ats (about
98,0001.) from the Russian Government, but
the chances are that he has got nothing from St.
Petersburg but his regular salary or subsidy.

event.
STAMP DUTY ON BANK CHEQUES.—We beg to direct
the attention of the public to the new Stamp Act, which
comes into operation on the 25th inst. Under this act
all Cheques or drafts oa barkers are liable to a stamp.
duty of id. The stamp may be either impressed on the
document or an adhesive draft stamp may be used ; the
latter requires to be cancelled with the initials of the
drawer.
HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—H.R.H. the Duke of
Cambridge honoured the performances with his presence
en Saturday evening. Among the numerous illustrious,
noble, and distinguished visitors also present in the thea-
tre on tlis occasion we remarked his Excellency the
Russian Ambassador (the Baron Brunnow) and the
Baroness Brunnow, the Lord Ward, and the Marqti of
S:igo and the Lalies Browne. Her Majesty the Queen's
box was occupied by the Countess of Desert, the Hon.
Miss Anson, Mrs. Curzon, Mrs. and the Missee Balfour,
Col. Curzon, Mr. Balfour and party. There were also
present the Earl of Westmoreland, the CounteEs of Har-
rington, the Countess of Glengall nod Lady Margaret
Butler, the Countess of Kinnoull, the Countess (Dewager)
of Harrington, the Countess of Mountcharle a the
Countess of Bective, the Bail of Bect've, the Earl of
Cardigan, the Earl of Easton, the Earl Altatnont, the AMERICA.
Viscountess Ingostrie, &c.
eVAL ITALIAN OPERA.—Their Royal Highnesses LIVERPOOL, MONDAY MORNING.
R
the Ductless of Cambridge and the Princess Mary bo- The Arabia brings New York dates to the 12th,
noured the performances at this theatre with their pre- 183 passengers, and 458,156 dollars specie.
sense on Saturday euening. Tads Toys]. Highnesses The steamer Vanderbilt, from Southampton, ar-
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occupied her Majektv'e box, and were accompanied by
his Exaelliricy the Milister for the Netherlands and
the Earl and C )(tutees Of Wilton. Tue Lady Geraldine
Sumereet and Baron Kne-ebeck were in attendance on
the Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary. sailed.
the
bill admitting Minnesota into the Union
Among tee fashionable eempany attending the perform-
bssyeda
voteby otfhels7hotuos3eBa.s it came from the
alio- we remarked the Duke and Ducheks of Hamilton
(nee Princess Mary of Baden), the Doke of Wedington, wSeansatpea
the Duke and Duchess of Manchester, the Duchess of
The preamble to the reproi:rsing the abrogation
Moutrose, the Duchess of Richmond, and La iy Cecilia of the Claytonl3ulfver treaty, in which it is de-
Glr ion Lennox, the Margais of llartiegton, M.P., the dared that the treaty had been the source of dis-
Earltebne
housear eat Britainby a
vote
and
of9t9htel States,67. was
of Bsssborough, the Earl and Countess of Bective, eojedbdetinwe
the Earl of Gifford, the Baal of Coventry, the Countess rejected
UG.nAiNtvferd.igiviShtt,a7tugel:enamtasai:tkmits.otiepnrhisett
of C are andabe, Hon. Miss Bu ler, the 11 ad of Lecani The Senate had confirmed James M. Buchanan
Vi-Gaunt Grey de Wilton, V,-count. Chiden, Viscount
Canterbury, Viscountess Villiers, Viscount Exmouth,
Railroad,Utica,
oebralpdt Portugal.O'uE
Lady Lendesborouga and the Hon. Misses Denison,,
Lady Deff.rin, Leal and Lady Poltimore, Lent Craps- 'York
abridge as an express train, Cincinnati, was
York Central near bythenbthreeaNkienwg
tem, Lady Mary liop© Vere and Mr. Hope Vero, Lord
of
pfarty to fifty others wounded. It is attributed to
assing. Eight or nine persons were killed, and
vAratnheu,erell.apy,, t,Lisuir.dp E,
Ll aorldanTdieLyandnye,soLuotrhdamAptdoonlp, Adolphus
Lady Frances Leege. Lady Aiine Saerson and Captain
friends of the ballot The Treasury bad negotiated a new 5,000,000
"1:5- ,
Sherson, Lady Panmure, &e. the rottenness of the bridge.
THE BALLOT MOTION.—Many
thought that the vote on Mr. Card h'ell's motion would dols, loan, at an average of about 4 per cent.
lead to an early dsssolution of Parliament, and that the happenedu ar k
We have news from Camp Scott, Utah territo-
nico ion for the ballot, now fixed for Tuesday, uesdey,June 8, ries, to 30th March. No movement of importance
hall taken pl ace, and Genet al Johnston was await-
ma
Fii u
'y evening,3. retedaeo'
T ved the proceedings of
i t,: 'ill; i the arrival of Capt. Marcy from New Mexico,
mr. Berkeley
the measure before the house— '
with supplies of anim Ala.. The health of the troops
w'll.
a'ieeg:be bringing
:Yginn
g however, be
sandtat state he
with the members of Parliament was very satisfactory.
ecyo
lept,upietttcheeiorf
friendsthe B ailnlotthS:cpireotvyinrceeqsuewsitliu ante et
Serious charges of fraud and embezzlement had
been preferred against three of the directors of
the house on the Bth June, that •there may be the fuflest
fdoerlatyhecirtnsitist:c'etiavtei°glocalities urging their attendance at
the Chicago, Alton, and St. Louis Railroad. One
pos,isle aitennance and division on the question.. of the parties, named Henry Dwight, had been
THE JUDGES AND CORPJRATION AT ST. PAUL S.—Yee- arrested. Six warrants had. been issued against
terday, being the fir t Sunday to Trini7 teem, be ancient him, in which he is charged with the fraudulent
c remoras of `: churchina the jaagee' took place in St. issue of coupons ald canal bonds, &re. The .Nets
Paul's Cathedral. The L it'd Mayor and Corporation at.. York Herald says .it is the most cnorieous and
tknded in state, and received the representatives of the
judic al bench, who upoo this ocasion were Lord Camp-
tall, Mr. dust ce Claiwder, and Mr Justice Byles. There i Arne: is r.
starting charge of fraud yet brought to light in
were ass) present several eergeants-at-law in their full I
robes, together' with aldermen, common councilmen, and : and Inquirer states that the Collins line of steam-
other:. Full, choral service was performed, the prayersuntil an
The Wa,hington correspond nee of the Courier
ships will not again be put in operation
being read by the Ray. NY . J. Hall, M.A., vicar of E J. ; appropriation shall be made for, the whole of next
mouton, and the lessons read by the Rev. J. V. Povah, year, and if not thus provide(' for they will be sold
M.A., rector of St. Anne's Aldersgate. The sermon to the French Government.
was preaeked by the R3V. Henry movili, 13,1),, the 1 A telegraph from New Orleans gives news from
Canon RAdentiary. At the close of the ceremony the the City of Mexico to the 4th inst. The news iadi-
Jadges 1-ft the Cathedral in their private carriages.
Govern-
CITY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASES OF THE meat. Vidaurri's forces bad won one of the h r lest
CHEST, VICTORIA PARK.—The number of patients re- cases th , speedy downfall of the Zuktaga
re-
lieved at this institution during the lest week was 1 156
' ' ported to be distres3sd for want of money. Juares,
of wiech 144 were new cases. battles ever fou2ht in the country. Zuloaga is
THS LATE WRECK OF THE RAPID STEAMER.--Por-
tions of the cargo of the Rapid steamer (which sat k aelcomed at Vera Cruz.
the constitutional president, who went out in the
Tennes3e, was w
few weeks since on the Cross-sand, off Great Yarmouth essen-
in consequence of a collision with another vessel) have tial change. Money rats
~
ranged from 4 1 to 7 per
The New York stuck market was without
been recovered by divers. The Rapid is lying on her loss to know what to do
broadside. with their surplus funds. A fair business had been
cent., and banks were at a

THE PARIS CONFERENCES.
The Moniteur of yesterday publishes the follow•

ing :

The Plenipotentiaries of France, Austria, Great
Britain, Prussia, Russia, Sardinia, and Turkey
met on Saturday, the 22d of May, to discuss the
organisation of the Danubian Principalities.