The Sun.
London, England, 1866-03-22 00:00:00

From " The Owl.''

The Government of the King of Italy have re-
quested our Government to appoint an officer to in-
spect the line of the railway to Brindisi, with refer-
ence to the carriage thereby of the overland mail.
Her Majesty's Government have acceded to the
request, and we believe it is likely that Captain
Tyler, RE., one of the inspectors under the Board
of 'Trade, will be appointed for that service.
Ifer Majesty's Government are about to appoint
coaunissioners to attend the International Agricul-
tural Exhibition to be held at Vienna in May next.
Lord Clarence Paget, who proceeds in May to
assume command of the Mediterranean fleet, will
hoist his flag at first on board 11.A1.5. Victoria. Ilis
lordship's flag-captain will be Captain Allan Gard-
ner, and flag-lieutenant the Hon. Victor Montagu.
Colonel Hamlyn, R.A., will succeed Colonel
Elwyn, whose term of service expires as member of
the Council of Military Education. 'Colonel Harnlyn
thas been for five years a professor of the Royal
Military College, Sandhurst. He is the author of
a well-kliowu work on the Crimean war, and also
of 4, Lady Lee's Widowhood." It is understood
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We understand that
Lord Stanley will second
the resolution with regard to the Reform Bill of
which Lord Grosvenor gave notice on Tuesday
night.

We are informed that Mr. Julian Goldsmid is
about to offer himself as a candidate for the seat
at Honiton, vacant by the death of Mr. P. D.
Goldsmid.

Mr. Jemmett Browne, of the Board of Trade,
is the author of the design which was selected by
the Queen to form the new decoration entitled
the " Albert Medal," to be given for saving lives
at sea.

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HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE.

Tais DAY.—Morning, sh. 50m.—Afternoon, Ch. 141 n.
To-31oRnow.-Morning, Gh. 38m.—Afternoon, 711. sm.