The Sun.
London, England, 1859-01-24 00:00:00

ROYAL GALLERY OF ILLUSTRATION,
) 14, REGENT STREET, under distinguished patron-
age, will OPEN on MONDAY EVENING, 24th January.
Brewer's Magnificent PANORAMA of those WONDERS
of the WORLD.—The MAMMOTH CAVE of KENTUCKY,
the largest and most beautiful Cave in the world, startling in
its magnitude and beauty. It contains 226 known avenues,
the longest of which is 161 miles. Its entire length, including
all the different branches, is 600 miles. All the imposing
wonders of this magnificent Cave are beautifully and faith-
fully delineated.
The FALLS of NIAGARA, in SUMMER and WINTER.
On the Niagara River is represented everything of interest
between the two great lakes, Ontario and Erie.
The NATURAL. BRIDGE of VIRGINIA, 215 feet in
height, 55 feet wide, and 93 feet long.
The Grand PRAIRIES of ILLINOIS, painted with unri-
valled artistic skill, are also shown. The scene of a prairie on
lire is beautiful beyond description. Mount Vernon, the resi-
dence of George Washington, the first President of the United
States, together with his tomb, complete the list of interest--
ing_subjects shown. Many of the nobility, clergy, and gentry
of England have Seen the Panorama, and have accorded to it
their most unqualified approbation. An interesting and de-
scriptive Lecture will be given during the Exhibition. Vocal
and instrumental music by Mrs. Agnes Hough.—Doors open
at halt-past Seven o'clock, curtain rises at Eight. Carriages
may be ordered for ten o'clock.—Admission, stalls, 3s. ; un-
reserved seats, 2s. and ls. Children, half-price to stalls and
centre seats.

MARRIAGE with a DECEASED WIFE'S
SISTER.—" Neither shalt thou take a wife to her
sister, to vex her, * * * * beside the other, in her life-
time."—Leviticus ,xviii., 18.
The -Committee of the Marriage Law Reform Association
renew the assurance of their continued efforts to obtain for all marriages with a deceased wife's sister that validity which,
with the consent of the Bishops, was accorded to those con-
tracted previously to August 31;1835 ; a consent which has
convinced the people of thiscountry that such marriages are
agreeable to Scripture. This is the opinion of a majority of
the Spiritual Peers, and no marriage ought to be prohibited
Which is sanctioned by the law of God.
They congratulate their supporters on the very able and
conciliatory manner in which the Marriage Bill of 1858 was
introduced by Lord Bury and Lord Gage, as well as on the
powerful and unsolicited advocacy of many distinguished
members of both Houses of Parliament. They would espe-
cially refer to the assurance of Lord Lyndhurst as to the benc -
ficial effect of the absence of this restriction in America, a
well as to the testimony of the Bishop of Ripon, Mr. Baines,-
and Mr. Whitbread to the evil consequences of the existing
law among the poor in this country. it would be difficult to
select three individuals who have laboured more for the lower
classes, or are more competent to judge what is for their social
benefit.
Marriage with a deceased wife's sister has the sanction of
Scripture and of public opinion; and that no Act of Parliament
*an prevent such unions is testified by the Report of the Roya.
Lushington at their l
commissioners in 1848, with the Bishop of Lichfield and Dr head, who say, " These marriages will take place when a concurrence of circumstances gives rise to
mutual attachment ; they are not dependent on legislation."
ceilbetli marriages are valid In every Protestant country ex-
e
and th
n R
Queen's flotnhilons. and one Canton in Switzerland;
South
A omen Cathlic countries by dispensation. The
a It,aw
to uasbtoriai lsiha nthe Parliament
restriction. has lately unanimously passed
oftr uriher information may be obtained on application at the
thee" of the Association, where the various publications of Association may be procured.
JOSEPH STANSBURY, M.A., Hon. Sec.
26, Parliament-street, Westminster, S.W.

_ .
13°ARD AND RESIDENCE. —A Superior
age Home is offered to a Gentleman of steady habits, en-
i
I,d durng the day, by a family residing near Regent's-
'!wo Por a young man coming to London for the first time
uld be found a desirable residence. Terms moderate.
rences to be
eext e,
Hanach mpstead-road,
Aoad, N.W. J. P., Wright's
alrY, Granby-str.

r( THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED.
vi CHARLES WATSON, M.D., Fellow and Honorary
NitcePresident of the Imperial African Institute of France,
es. Member of the Medical Societies of Rouen and Peru,
pYvsonal Academy of Sciences, Paris, Sm., and late Resident
sician to the Bedford Dispensary, 27, Alfred-place, Bed-
etarsquare, London, continues to issue, on receipt of six
lt,Tps, " THE GUIDE TO SELF-CURE."
Ilo" ;11°,e- about entering the Marriage State should peruse
,r• atsons invaluable little work, as the advice he gives on
fiftlth and disease reflects much credit upon him as a sound
Medical philosopher."—Critic.
gait: rr,he true Guide Magazinee ho desire a speedy and private
titre."
,'University
tb‘e‘ ''absurdity NEW AMERICAN DISCOVERY' demonstrates
1,1
of the Engs mode of treatin such com-
aurts, will prove a blessinli to to the afflicted, whog may safely
ge„t_,'lBl7 regain pristine health by adopting the means pre-
f.,,e'L' —Evening Sun. • •
lyi ".r qualification, vide " Diplomas," and the " London
ecilcal Directory." -
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