The Sun.
London, England, 1857-11-13 00:00:00

SPAIN.

The Madrid Gazette of the Bth contains a royal
decree, by which the Queen authorises "her be-
loved and august husband the King" to confer on
the child to whom her Majesty is about to give birth
" the insiguia of the Golden Fleece, and of the
Grand Crosses of the Orders of Charles 111., Isa-
bella the Catholic, and San Juan of Jerusalem if a
Prince—and those of the Order of Noble Ladies of
Maria Louisa if a Princess." The other papers
contain no news importance. The value of exports
from Spain in the month of September last was
98,723,423 reals, which was upwards of 8,000,000
reals more than in the corresponding month of last
year. In the total, 29,000,000 reals are set down
for wine, 16,000,000 for raisins, and 11,000,000
for lead.

The Etoile Beige of Brussels, referring to the
opinion that the Belgian Chamber will be dissolved,
observes that, according to the constitution, the
electors must be convoked withi❑ forty days, and
the chambers in two months. The elections, there-
fore, will take place between the sth and .15th of
December. The chambers will be as§embled soon
after to vote the budget, which, according to the
law, must be voted before the Ist of January. M.
Rogier, the above journal adds, will not take up
his residence at the Hotel of the Interior until after
the elections for the chamber.

Intelligence has been received at St. Petersburg
from the coast of eireassia, to the effect that a
Russian boat, laden with troops, returning from a
successful attack on Turkish smugglers at Anapa,
had been blown up by au explosion of ammunition
on board, three officers and 36 men being killed,
and 32 men saved.

Letters from Vienna of tho Bth state that a
Turkish colonel, Selim Bey, had arrived there on
that day from Constantinople with despatches for
Prince Calimachi. The latter at once communi-
cated the contents of them to Count Buol.

AUSTRALIA.
MARSEILLES, Nov. 12.
The Vanguard reports that the Emeu, with the
September mail, left Sydney on the 11th Sept.,
Melbourne, the 17th ; the Sound, the 25th ; Major-General Bentinck has arrived at Claridge's
Gall; the 9th Oct. ; and Aden, the 18th. Hotel, from the Continent.
A. rumour was whispered about yesterday in tha
In the night of the 20th Oct, she struck on a vicinity of Dawning-street that Lord Elgin was on his
are not in the secrets of the b .
coral reef in the Red Sea, got off crippled, and (,w,haLtao England, disgusted with 'Lls useless mission
eteo
was run ashore on the East Coast of Nubia, to and therefore
keep her from sinking. She arrived leaky at Suez have
we have reason to believe that important dispadtc,h4e,s,
cannot undertake to confirm 5...1.f1ig
on the 3d Nov., and transhipped 640,0001. it., anda v e
letters been
adtdhraetssebore on d to "the
the Earldodfreliilegir,,cAblieexaa,,,,
were
gold to the Australasian, for Southampton, from ordered to 'be altered to Alexandria,—Herald.
Rug b
Sydney and Melbourne, RUGBY SCHOOL—At a meeting of trustees ofy
School yesterday, at Rugby, the Rev. Frederickdd
All was well at the gold fields. A prolific mine Temple, late Fellow of Baliol College, report ;
had been discovered at Aarant, 120 miles from Principal in clas-
Rugby School. Mr. Temple gained first classes.
Melbourne. the. third
phßoi
gi.oshthia oKnpt
testimonialsnoesflti from the Bishop of London,
sits and mathematificsall:
and
deorappointed to
No Australian mail has arrived ; it is supposed Balliol scholar in suc.ceeseiohTstthwaet
phraesdecessors being the
in
The
et case winial;lkreetacwhasSuveezryinntrhinr,eeanwdeeks,
to have been taken by the mail-boat Deddak, and
contracts tphreseinmt Londonlos and Dr. Goulburn, afterwards
Bead Ox
fll7as,teranof
is
Fellow and Tutor of Merton College. Mr. Temple re•nwasis elected 42,
the Deans of Hereford andthWee Rlls, theev. oMajoterrdsoon:BTaulltioori
was taken at a high rate. The coming clip was ex- and CollegesPernobrroolecechri
stChuCch 4 the Rev. Dr. Vaughan,
ceived
pected to be less than the last. Money ti ht. and Censor of Harro‘v ; 'the Rev. J. P. Norris,
East India produce selling at fair prices, g formerly Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge ; the
Rev. Canon Stanley, Regius Professor of tcolesiastical
There had been great floods in New South History: ; and several of the most distinguished Rug.
Wale,, at Oxford.
, and considerable destruction of property beians
Trzm REV. J. M. BELLEW ON INDIA.—Last evening,
on the Hunter, Paterson, and other rirzrs. this eloquent lecturer repeated his lecture on India at
The ship Dunbar, from Loud Exeter
London to Sydney, had Hall, The hall was crowded by a fashionable
been totally audience, who listened attentively to an elaborate disser-
lost, The crew and passengers, 140 tation on' this important subject.
in number, all perished, except one seaman, John- AMERICAN MAILS.--The Cunard steamer Africa will
80D. The cargo was valued at 70,0001, sail to-morrow (Saturday) from Liverpool for New York
with the mails and passengers, The Liverpool Post-
A collision had taken place between the Lady- 1 office will be open until 6.30 a.ru„ with late fees until
bird and Champion steamers, off Cape 0 tways, 7.:30, a.m., :And on the landing stage (with extra postage)
when the latter foundered) with the loss of from i ;until
BRao.nia. ENDOWMENT SCHEME, SCOTLAND. His
30 to 40 lives. I Royal Highness the Prince Consort has given a a
dona-
Some prolific gold fields had been discovered f tier. 2001., to the northern group of chapels.-71.-norjoiv
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