The Sun.
London, England, 1857-08-12 00:00:00

(BY SIIBIEARINE AND TELEGRAPI3.)

GRAVESEND, Wednesday, 9.30 a.W.
Wind W. ; tide fourth hour's ebb
Arrived, August 12—Hermon, from St. Petersburg;
Vigilant, Stettin ; Vorwartt, St. Petersburg; Jane, Cron'
stadt ; Aginrich, Sundswall ; Shakespeare, Quebo°
Hasbet, Tbisted ; Thankful, Cronstadt.
DEAL, Wednesday, 9 a.m•
Wind_S.W., light -

Passed—ludusi7ry, from Sunderland, for Hong liag
Gnayacian, Sunderland, Swansea; Sarpsborg, Quebec,
Hull ; Hoppet (9th, in the Channel), Frederickatadt►
Caen.

Sailed—Ocean Queen, for Alicante; Montgomery, Glag.
gow ; Eliza Ann, Carthaginia.

The Leander Club coat, badge, and freedom was W°ll
yesterday by Robert Chitty.
ROYAL VICTORIA. YACHT CLUB REGATTA—RYdet
Tuesday evening.—The great race for the Subscription
, Plate was won by the Lul worth. The Silver Cup was
won by the Arrow.
DISORDERLY CONDUCT OF MILITARY OFFICERS Al
COLCHESTER.—Lieutenant_ Brown and Ensign Glasgow;
of the 33d Regiment, were yesterday brought before the
magistrates at Colchester for disorderly conduct in the
streets and resisting the police. , The magistrates fined
Mr. Brown 205., and 12s. 6d. expenses, and Mr. Glasgerl
40s. and 12s. 61. expenses.
MADEMOISELLE PICCOLOMINI AT MANCHESTER.—This
pet of the public, on entering the theatre, met with a
most cordial and flattering reception, which she wellt
graciously acknowledged from the private box in which
she eat, thus showing theappreciation of talent and worth
of this charming artiste by the supporters of Italian
opera in Manchester.
DEFAMATORY LlBEL.—Yesterday at the Marlborough
Str.et Police-court, Mr. Henry Spicer, surgeon, No.
3, Oval-Cottages, Kensington,
was charged with having
published a false defamatory libel on lar. William Day,
'elicitor, No. 1, Queen-stree,
Tay-fair. The defendant
2001. and two sureties in 1001. each.
BLOMIPIELD.--Yest6r-
vas committed for tzial, but bail was taken, himself in
FUNERAL OF THE LATE BlsHor
,ay afternoon, the mortal remains of the late Bishop
Thonifieid were removed from his late residence at
Fulham, and deposited in the family vault in the church-
yard of Pathan), in the presence of a numerous asseiti-
nlage of the ch‘rgy of the metropolis, and many of the
netabbouring tradesmen,
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address
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receivedAm—hefollow
from
Bright :—" Your respected chief magistrate leas in-
formed me by telegraph, that he has this day declared
,ne to be duly elected one of your representatives in
Parliament, and
.1 have learned from other sources
,hat such was the feeling manifested in my favour
that no other candidate was presented to you at the
i
"Elingß, and that therefore my election has been
‘illpnit contest or opposition from any quarter. When
I add 1 r'e( you two days ago I had no expectation of a
result so speedy and so tranquil of the then impending
'tlnggle ; I accept it as a conclusive proof of the bias of
your political views and of a confidence in me which I

ai! s.rive to mairrtain undiminished. It is a matter

rtal regret to me that I have not been able to be with
:on during the past week, and at the hustings this day ;
shall hope, however, that on some not distant occasion

I may be permitted to meet you in your noble Town
Will, and to become more intimately acquainted with a
constituency from whom I havo received an honour as
.ignal as it was unexpected, and towards whom I can
never entertain other feelings than those of respect and
gratitude. With heartfelt thanks for your kindness,
which I trust I may have the health and opportunity
,o some mew tire to repay, I subscribe myself very faith(
Sally yours, 3;SIN BRlGEM—Rochdale, August 10."