The Sun.
London, England, 1859-04-20 00:00:00

Per kins, and Co., the extensive brewers in Bank-
sid( were charged before Mr. Elliott with having
caused the death of James Tyson.
2 Jr. Fred. Wm. Evans, of 39, East-street, Wal-
wo) rth, said he was in the Walworth-road near the
Elc phant and Castle on the evening before, and saw
a c art run against something and overturned, and
two men were pitched out of it. They were thrown
under the shaft horse of a brewer's dray, and he
saw the wheel of the vehicle pass over the body of
one of them.

Mr. John Richards deposed that on the evening
before he was in a cart with James Tyson, the de-
ceased, who was driving, and while going along
the Walworth-road their vehicle struck against a
van and they were thrown into the road. He saw
a brewer's dray coming on to them, and he
scrambled out of the way as well as he could, but
his friend was not so fortunate, for one of the
wheels passed over his body and killed him.
In reply to the questions of the magistr ate, the
witness said he and the deceased were going the
same way as the brewer's dray, and were in the
act of passing it, when they ran against a van, and
were thrown on to it as he had before described.
He saw both the prisoners on the dray, but could
not say which was the driver.
Police-constable Edward Johnson, 65 P, said he
was on the spot immediately after the accident,
and saw Richardson sitting on a cask in the dray,
and Read admitted that he was driving the horses
at the time. Both ;said the accident occurred
through the deceased -xunning against a van, and
being flung on to the shaft horse. The deceased
was taken up in an in: e3nsible state and carried to
Guy's Hospital, but on arriving there he died.
The prisoners said tl Z e accident was unavoidable
on their part, and Rich t,ardson was discharged, but
Read was held to bail i z i his own recognisances to
appear on Monday nex t .

FROM THE GAZE" TB OF LAST NIGHT.
BUCKINGHAM : PALACE, APRIL 16.
This day had audience of 1 ter Majesty :—Monsieur Tous-
saint and Monsieur Madiot t, Envoys Extraordinary and
Ministers Plenipotentiary fri mi Hayti, to announce to her
Majesty the establishment d that Republic, to deliver their
credentials; to which they were introduced by the Right
Hon. the Earl of Malmesbur y, her Majesty's Principal Sec-
retary of State for Ford g n Affairs ; and conducted by
Major-General the Hon. S - Edward Cust, K.C.H., her
Majesty's Mafter of the Ce r 3monies.
INDIA-OFP ICE, APRIL 16.
The Queen has been gra iously pleased to appoint Lieu-
tenant-Colonel Sir Henry ( ;reswicke Rawlinson, K.C.8.,
to be her Majesty's Env( y Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary to the Shal i of Persia.

ST. JAMES'S-1 ALACE, APRIL 18.
The Queen has been plea .E ,ed to appoint Doctor William
Baly, F.R.S., to be Pb raid= Extraordinary to her
Majesty.
WHITER. A IL, APRIL 15.
The Queen has been ple a sed to grant the place of one of
the Lords of Session in Sc 4 Aland, to Charles Baillie, Esq.,
her Majesty's Advocate f o r Scotland, in the room of Sir
John Archibald Murray, d :ceased.
WHITER :. ALL, APRIL 15.

The Queen has been pl is rased to grant the office of her
Majesty's Advocate for Sc( Y tland to David Mure, Esq., her
Majesty's Solicitor-Genera LI t for Scotland, in the room of
Charles Bailie, Erg., appo i nted a Lord of Session.
WHITER i. kLL, APRIL 19.
The Queen has been ple.a sed to direct letters patent to be
passed, under the Great Scu Li, appointing the Right Hon.
Sir John Taylor Coleridge,, Knt. ; Sir William Page Wood,
Knt., a Vice-Chancellor :; the Right Hon. Sir George
Cornewall Lewis, Bart. ; t 1 w Right Hon. William Samuel,
Baron Wynford ; Robert Phillimore, LL.D. ; and John
Young, Esq. ; to be her M: a jesty's Commissioners Winquire
into the expediency of brin ring, together, into one plbme or
neighbourhood, all the Sul p erior Courts of Law and Equity,
the Probate and Divorce C 'ourts, and the Court of Admi-
ralty, and the various offi t" as belonging to the same; and
into the means which exis t , or may be supplied, for pro-
viding a site or sites, and for erecting suitable buildings,
for carrying out this objet t .

The auee.o has also beef 1 pleased to direct letters patent
to be passed under the (a reat Seal, appointing Sir John
Wither Awdry, Knt., the I tight Hon. William Reignald,
Earl of Devon, and Richal rc I Jebb, Esq., Barrister-at-Law,
to be her Majesty's Corn .1 nissioners to inquire into and
report on the Civil, Munici q )al, and Ecclesiastical Laws and
Customs now in force in J a rsey.

The Queen has also bee a pleased to direct letters patent
to be passed under the St al appointed by the Treaty of
Union to be kept and made • use of in place of the Great Seal
of Scotland, appointing tht s Right Hon. Sir George Clerk,
Bart., of Penicuik, in the i county of Edinburgh; James
Campbell, Esq., of Craigi, a., in the county of Ayr; Alex-
ender Earle Monteith, Esq . , Advocate, Sheriff of the county
of Fife; Archibald Campb ell Swinton, Esq., the younger,
of Kimmerghame, in the c ounty of Berwick, and Professor
of Civil Law in the University of Edinburgh; William
Leslie, Esq., of Warthill in the county of Aberdeen ;
Alexander Maclean, Esq of Ardpur, in the county, of
Argyll; and Foster Alley] le M'Geachy, Esq., of Shenley,
in the county of Middlese r, to be her Majesty's Commis-
sioners to inquire into t; le laws regulating the sale and
consumption of Exciseab le Liquors in Scotland.
ADMIRA LTY, APRIL 14.

Corps of Royal Marines --First Lieutenants H. Hewett,
Edward M'Arthur, Henry B. Roberts, James Shute, John
Busteed Seymour, Arthur ;Tohn Stuart Chas Barker Parke,
and John Yate Holland, t ,c) be Captains. Second Lieute-
nants George Francis Gan able, Samuel Edward Weatherall
Hemmans, Edward H. W; kite, Alfred Fonblanque, Mackey
Andrew H. J. Heriot, J oseph Robert Leeds, Benjamin
Dutton Kennicott, George Clement Boase, William Morris
Prichett, William V. B. B :rewett, George M. Shewell, John
M. Hamilton, John S. Bo] stein, James W. Scott, Hamilton
Wolrige, Samuel T. Collin k;, George Lyon Tupman, George
H. Elliot, William W. G. :B. Willis, George Wm. Oliver,
John Gore Fitzgerald, W i lliam E. Despard, and Walter
Julius Barker to be First ] dieutenants.