The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-20 00:00:00

Madame Celeste having recovered from her severe
indisposition will shortly reappear at the Adelphi.
HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.—Jullien's conceits com-
mence oa the 30th of the present month. Jetty Treffz,
the Lieder Sa,oguerin par excellence, and whoie " Trab,
Trab" has given her a well-merited popularity, has been
secured.
MR ALFRED WIGAN.—We learn with much pleasure
that the health of this talented actor and recent manager
of the Olympic Theatre, has much improrod since he
took up his residence at Scarborough, and sanguine
hopes are entertained of his complete recovery from the
painful disease with which he has been suffering.
Mdl'e. Rachel remains alarmingly ill at Canore. She
recalled to her medical attendants the other day an in-
cident of the period of her greatest triumphs. She was
playing " Pio‘Are," and the 8.337 of Tunis critically said
of her at the end of the piece, " She has a soul of fire in
a body of gauze." It was with a melancholy sigh that
s le remarked,to her doctor, " Alas! he was right, and
now you see that the fire has destroyed the gauze."
A thenceunt.

DISTURBANCE IN THE THEATRE ROYAL DUBLIN.—
William H. Hasson Stanford, and Frederick H. Flynn,
two resident studeats of Trinity College, were charged
on Saturday night at the Collage-street Station, by
Police-constable 169 B, with endangering the peace and
the theatre R From the statement of the con-
stable it appeared that while on duty in the gallery of
the Theatre Royal on Saturday night he heard Mr,
Stanford call out repeatedly for a cheer for the Sepoys.
These exclamations excited the indignation of all who
were near him, and to prevent a breach of the peace,
and save Mr. Stanford from being maltreated, he took
him into custody. While taking him off, he alleged that
Mr. Flynn rushed forward and attempted to rescue him,
when both were secured. They were admitted to bail,
and will appear this morning before the sittings magis-
trate at College street Police-office.—Dublin Freeman.
CONSECRATION OF A BURIAL GROUND —The burial
ground for the parish of Wet Hain was c msecrated
to-day by the Bishop of London. The ground is situ-
atld in Forest-lane, Stratford, near the Whitechapel
Industrial Schools.

SALE AT TUNBRIDGE CASTLE, ICENT.-A private view
of the contents of the mansion w 11 take place on Friday
next, when the visitors will have an opportunity of
inspecting the beautiful grounds and ruins of the ancient
castle. The auction comtnences on Monday neat.
ETON COLLEGE.—The ex`ensive and important altera-
tions at Eton College-hall have just been completed. The
interior has been almost rebuilt from the designs of Mr.
Woodyear, and was used for the first time under its new
aTct last Sunday.

THE Coamea FISHERIES.—Upwards of 400 hogsheads
of fine pilchards were taken by Messrs. Bolithe and Co.,
of St. Ives, last week, and nearly 1,000 hogsheads by
the Cornwell Company. The boats on the drift have
been taking from 300 to 1,000 mackerel per day, which
have sold at from 12s. to 16.3. per 100.
LIMERICK LARE,—The Limerick Reporter has thi3 piece
go•:eip :—" An extensive order for supply of Limerick
lac', to cAnplete the wedding dress of the Princess
ltoval, who is to be married to Prince Frederick William
of Prussia, has been received at the factory of Messrs.
Forrest.

LARGE APPLES —Mr. Atkins, of the Royal Marine
Barrack, lately picked from his garden, at the Point,
t NO appes of the fallowing extraordinary dimensions--
one measured 13i inches in circumference, and weighed
13 oz 't ; the °tato- rneaiured 13 inches, and weighed 13
oz..—Plymouth Journal.
FRENCH SILK 3 —The last advices from New York
annoutie,, that Fiench Bilks were selling in that city at
r.orn. 25 to 30 per cent. under the manufacturers' prices
at Lyons and St, Etienne, cvnittquently the shopkeepers
do not intend sendinv orders to France until some ina-
proveiment shall take place.
THE MORIIONs.—A rumour had reached San Francisco
from Utah to the effect that Colonel Sumner bail arrived.
at Salt Lake City with a company of dragoons, and had
armsted Brigham Young on a charge of high treason,
and that he Lal already started with his prisoner for
Waela'ngton. The news needs confirmation.
DISCOVERY o' MINES IN SOUTH AU,TRALIA. —A-
letter from Adelaide says :—" A fins extensive country,
well catered, and with three splendid mines, two of
them equal to tie Burra Burrs, has been discovered in
the north. 50,000/. has been offered for one, and re-
fused. These mines are not far frrm Port Augusta."
A. iniaUuderetlnding has arisen between Turkey and
Persia respec:iug certain frontier forts, and the Porte is
about to send as Elvoy Extraordinary to Teheran with
powers which will enable him to settle the matter brevi
manu. The diplomatist in q iestion is to leave Constan-
tinople with Onar Pasha, who will start for Bagdad in
a fortnight.

IRISH ENCITIBERED ESTATES COURT.—The new peti-
tions in the E.:cumbered Estates Court this week are
important, amt embrace property to the extent of about
11,0001. per arnutn, among which are the estates of the
Earl of lieu Lure in Cstrlow, Kilkenny, and Queen's
County, Producing 4,000/. per annum, an I encumbered
to the extent 41 110,0001.
THE muErErt NEAR NOTTINGHAM.—The jury ap-
pointed to invstigate the circurattances under which the
boy recently build murdered in a forest near Notting.
haul came by his death have returned a verdict of "Wit-
ful.naurder against some person or persons unknown..
The police ate sill prosecuting their researches, and a
reward of 100/. has been offered by the Government for
the apprehension and conviction of the murderer.
EUBDP A.E$ EXPELLED FROM M ADAGASC A.R.—lt IS
confirmed tram Madagascar that Queen Ranavalo has
expelled all the French and English residents from her
dominions. The date of the decree is August 25. The
reason assigned is that the Europeans entertain the pro-
ject of dethroning the Queen and placing her son, Prince
Rakoutou, on the thrme of Madagascar.
THE EMBASSY FROM SIAM —A despatch, dated Mar.
seines, O.:tuber 19, says the Embassy from Siam rested
some time at Malta, where it was received with great
distinction by the authorities. Opt the 11th tho arnbas
sadors sailed by the Caradoc f r Gibraltar and England.
Tire Prince, a relation of the King of Siam, is charged
to offer to Queen Victoria several superb presents, and,
among otler.4, a throne in massive gold, set with jewels.
MONUMENT TO tAENGO PARK.—The public will learn
with satisfaction that steps are now being taken to erect
a monument to kungo Park, the celebrated African
committee was appointed in 1841 for the
purpose
A L-o,lre
raieing subscriptions in Selkirkshira, his
ntiaatar'ev lele of
cro.urity,
ant in tie neighbourhood. Tile corn
mittee had b?en in existence up to this moment, and the
waevi
plain u r
affi3ncd ife
sit at
prable to announce now that they
h
fundslYitl warrant them in pro needing with
a
tructure.—Border Advertiser.
solee er,l
Morey was abundant in the Stock Escha,ge at the
yesterday, and loans on Go-
er commencementomentsecurities
ul
tf i
e halm m
were obtainable at 5 per cant.
IJltimatay the charte was 51 to 6. At the Bank, in
veeu
morning, there was a very active
persons anticipating that the New York
intelligence cuealsii:reeu nr many o
c6e'nyfthe
would be followed by a speedy advance of
the
ondra ney.
ac The s
ual rply thus obtained seemed to be be-
uiretnents, and at the end the day
the balances in tee hands of the banks and discount
h .used were large. A
TELEGRAPH CONVICTION OP
be-
yond uepq—
CLERK FOR EMBRZ-
ZLEMENT —At the Newcastle-on-Tyne quarter sessions,
Alexinder Thompson, late clerk to
Magnetic Telegraph Company, was
been paid to him for
ira.ligsshembezzled 11. 134. 61, which had
ed
a message to St. Petersburg. The
ji't),:bndrey:B' foundrtfsyoh, r Tatnihi:ed;vTprisoner guilty. He was sentenced to
nine months' imprisonment with hard labour.—Aerthern,
Daily Express.

MILDNESS OF TIIE SEASON*. —A correspondent at
Con-petall has sent us, as proof of the present mild wea-
ther, as experienced in that neighbourhood, a sprig of
apple blossorn!from a tree, about one-eighth full ofbloom;
also some fin!, Pinks, plucked near the same place ;
whilst, in the 'Barna garden, he states, are a Siberian
crab tree, gooseberry and currant bushes, in bloom.
Sweet Williams and pinks are in full flower at kfillbow,
Derbys h ire.—Manchester Guardian.
RAILWAY PEOJECT.—A. prospectus has been issued cf
a proposed line of railway which will comraenne at Up
ton, near Northampton, and there form a junction with
the Northampton and Peterborough R ii!way, pass by
Weedon, forming there a junction with the main line of
the London and North- Western Railway, proceed through
the towns of Daventry and Southam, and terminate in a
junction with the Birmingham and Oxford Railway at
the Harbury and Southam-road station.—.Aris's Gazette.
We learn from Central America that the cholera
raged virulently both at San Salvador and Guatemala.
It was feared that in Nicaragua a civil war would again.
soon break out. Lord Cochrane had been voted an
admiral of the Chilian navy, will full pay for his ser-
vices in the war of liberation. A Chilian war vess.el had
seized the American ship Sportsman for loading copp
ore in the territory disputed with Bolivia. Iu Peru the
revolution bad not ended. The city of Puira had been
nearly ch stroyed by an earthquake, and property to the
amount of half a million of dollars lost.

NEW IRISH LAW APPOINTgENTS.—It is generally
onderetood in legal circles that, ilimediately after the
opening of Michaelmas Term, the Chief Baron of the
Court of Exchequer in Ireland will resign his judicial
seat, and that Mr. J. D. Fitzgerald, the present Attor-
ney-General for Ireland, will be elevated to that
di tinguished post. Mr. Christian, the Solicitor-General,
it is believed, sill not accept the office of Attorney-
General,'never having bestowed any attention on p,
and not having a s,.at in Parliament, in which case it
will, in all probability, ho conferred en Mr. Dea y, tZ C ,
enetnhr for the county of Cerk.—Northern Tray'
(4Rn:sat HAVELOCK.--" Old Phlos," says the Athe
rueurn of Saturday) is a name which, we are sure, must
he now making the hears of old Carthusian: dance with
pride and delight. The Charter-House has boasted of
many scholars who have eprung into eminerr, men ;
amongewhers, Crashaw, the poet ; Addison an I Steele,
the esayists ; John We dey, the religious reformer ; and
Lord Ellesborough, the Lind Chief Justice. To tee l!st
elll surely be added "Old Phlos," The pet name
evil.w
be remembered by Carthusians whose memories 0:w gc
back some 40 year or more. They ill not have f
gotten Vie gentle and thoughtful led who used to stand
looking on while others played, and whose general n e
ditative manner procured fur him the name of " Puiloso
Pher," subsequently diminished to " Phios," and occ
aionally applied as '•011 Phlox." That young and
popular
Philleopher is the soldier at whoee one th
hearts of Ere4li,h,nen
beat with honest pride. "0 r
Phlox of oi the Charf;:r-House is Havelock, the hero 0,
Cawn pore.
PATENT WASHING MACHINES.—If imitation is a te,t
of excelleece, this queetioaable te.,timony is being pae
o the Yankee invention known as the Floatieg Bel
Wasl,ing Machine. Shops in eecry part of the metro-
polis having been opened for the eale of ine.chines
cashing purposes, and the east end of Oxford-street,
from their frequency, if called " Laundry-place," er,;ul
advantageously relieve this leviathan street, by a divisioe
its nomenclature. The Yankee More, however,
appears to hold his own, having had the start, and upon
certainly the best hobby as yet.—Plumoutle Mail.