The Sun.
London, England, 1859-03-14 00:00:00

THE SUN, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 14, 1859.

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painful struggle than any we have yet seen or read
of, and we must therefore adapt our cultivation to
the circumstances of the soil. We have done much ;
we must continue to do more. Human progress
will go on, and all we can pray for is, that it may
proceed under the guidance of good and enlightened
men, so as to improve, and not destroy, the institu-
tions of this best, if still imperfect, state of all
human societies. So long as I have the honour to
represent you I will do the best to promote progress
on this principle; and if this is not satisfactory to
my friends, I am always ready to make way for
those whom they may think more competent to
fulfil the trust they have so long confided to me.—
Ever, dear Mr. Marston, yours most faithfully,
" EDWARD ELLICE.
" W. H. Marston, Esq."

IRELAND.

DUBLIN, SATURDAY MORNING.

THE NEAPOLITAN EXILES.

The Cork _Reporter of yesterday has the follow-
ing remarks in reference to the victims of Neapoli-
tan despotism who have madelreland their temporary
resting-place, after 10 years of cruel persecution in
their own land :

" Yesterday the Mayor, accompanied by Messrs.
Jennings and Nagle, waited on these illustrious
sufferers, to carry to them the present amount of
our fellow-towsmen's tribute, £lOO. The following
gentlemen from among them were chosen to assist
according to their need their associates :—The Duke
of Caballino, the Baron Poerio, Signor Spavento,
Professor of Philosophy. The warmest feelings of
kindness were expressed towards our fellow-
townsmen, and one of the gentlemen having asked
Poerio for his autograph, he wrote as follows :
" Having been kindly requested for my auto-
graph by an honoured gentleman, I cannot better
comply with this desire than by expressing to the
worthy Mayor of Cork and the citizens of this
flourishing city our sense of the most deep gratitude,
in my name and those of my dearest companions in
exile.

" ' BARONE CARLO POERIO.' "
The Examiner, published last night, says
that :

" Three of the principal refugees left Cork on
Thursday evening for Dublin by the e train leaving
Cork at 10 10. It is their intention to proceed
from Dublin to London. The three consist of the
young mate (Raffaelle Settembrini), who induced
the party to come hither, his father, and another of
the most important exiles. It is the intention of the
remainder to proceed to London after these on
Tuesday next, and these three have gone before to
make arrangements for their arrival. The father
of the mate is to settle in London, while the others
are to proceed to Sardinia, where they will remain
under the auspices of the Sardinian Government.
The Nimrod, one of the Cork Steamship Company's
vessels, will convey the residue of this Neapolitan
party to London on the day mentioned as fixed on
for their departure, Tuesday next."

boys, who could be best cured of their folly by a
sound whipping or a month's drill at the treadmill.
One of the reports says that there are but two or
three witnesses more to be examined for the prose-
cution, but it is not within the range of probability
that the trial can conclude this week.
Yesterday a true bill was found by the grand
jury of the county of Kilkenny against Martin
Hawe, one of the Phcenix Club men, arrested in
that quarter. The Crown, however, were not in a
position to try the case at the present assizes, and
an application was made to admit the prisoner to
bail, but Baron Richards, having heard the argu-
ments pro and con., said he would make no order
either way, but let the case stand for next assizes.