The Sun.
London, England, 1859-07-30 00:00:00

GLOUCESTE.R (CITY) ELECTION•

Th 3 committee have reported as follows :
That William Philip Price, Esq., is not duly elected
citizen to serve in this present Parliament for the City 0
Gloucester.
That Charles James Monk, Esq., is not duly elected it
citizen to serve in this present Parliament for the City oi
Gloucester.
The committee also agreed to the following resolutions:—;
1. That William Philip Price, Esq., and Charles JaT,e,e
Monk, Esq., were, by their agents, guilty of bribery at
last election.
That it was proved to the committee, that—
George Welsh had been bribed with .. £5 0
Anthony Bond
William Merritt 5 3
Thomas Evans
John Keeling lO 0
George Bowers
Thomas May lO 0
Thomas Bowers •
George Huggins
John Wadley 5 0
Walter Seymour Davey
James Coates
Henry Lane
Samuel Jeffs
James Vaile
Arthur Peters
..
Edwin Harris 5 0 but that it was not proved that such bribery was co
nutted with the knowledge and consent of the said „
Liam Philip Price, Esq., and Charles James Monk, -0.,%
2. That it appears to the committee that other brw'
were oaid by the agents of William Philp Price, scies
and Charles James Monk, Esq., to persons whose aattit
have not been proved before the committee ; and ere
bribes were extensively offered to votes, and voters
colourably employed as messengers. or'
3. That the committee have reason to believe that
rupt practices extensively prevailed at the last &ell-
for the City of Gloucester.

THE ROY AL MILITARY ACADEIIO

WOOLWICH.

The following is the list of the successful candidates 11
admission to the Royal Military Academy, Woolwich? 0"
the examination held by the Council of Military Educe°
at the Royal Hospital, Chelsea, in July, 1859 :

31 4 01'
,77'0.
Arthur Hill, age 17, King's College, London A 671
Alfred G. Foot, age 19, Dublin University........ • • 4:62,0
Francis W. Nixon, age 17, privately
Frederick Firebrace, age 18, King's College London /:638,919
Edward L. O'Malley, age 17, at home l4l
Frederick L. Morier, age 16, Mr. Taylor's, Woolwich 4,;380
John S. Foster, age 19, at home 864
James G. Booth, age 18, Cheltenham College
Clervaux Morley, age 18, Scarborough Grammar 3,836
School and Wimbledon School 3 535
George C. Davie, age 18, Cheltenham College 72
James R. M'Cullagh, age 17, Dublin University. • • • `i7ol
Edward J. Castle, age 17, King's College, London. •
William R. Molesworth, age 17, Mr. Fleming's, 3,694
Tunbridge
George P. Alston, age 17, Mr. Hopkirk's, Eltham. • 3 671
John Keith, age 19, King's College, Abefdeen.. • • 3'676
Henry G. Pilleau, age 17, Kensington School
William 0. Carlile, age 19, Dublin University. •• • 3'_614
Henry Lees Smith, age 20, Kingstown School
Alexander M. Brown, age 17, Mr. Fleming's, Tun- 3,495
bridge
Robert M'G. Stewart, age 16, New Grammar School 3,484
Plymouth
Campbell Boyd, age 17, Mr. Hopkirk's, Eltham.. • • s'4°
James A. Lowrie, age 17, High School, GlasgoW9 3,408
and Military Institute, Sunbury
Samuel Pym, age 18, Blackheath Proprietary School, 0,401
and privately..
lion. Victor Yorke, age 17, Mr. Taylor's, Woolwich 3,
3 300
Samuel Hopkins, age 17, Kingstown School
Charles Bent, age 18, King's College, London, and • 341
Dr. Bridgeman's, Woolwich
Francis eT. Bircham, age 18, Mr. Fleming's, Tun' 3 301
brid
.•• 3,21
Jeremy T. Marsh, age 18, Kingstown 5ch001..... •
Edmund Bainbridge, age 17, Rev. Mr. Pritchett'B, 065
Charlton
Theodore Carr, age 19, Rev. Mr. Pritchett's, Charlton 3'09
Edward Cross, age 19, Queen's College, Cork ...... '0
James Wall, age 17, Wimbledon School
Henry Sheil, age 19, Dublin University, and Rev 3,143
C. Hughes
Barrett L. Tollner, age 19, Private Tutor and Mili-
tary Institute,Sunburyol;;46
Alfred Logan, age 17, Bromsgrove Grammar School 3:uvii
William M'Clintock, age 18, Dublin University.. • • %91!
Thomas B. Reeves, age 18, Kingstown School.. • • 0 961
Charles H. Hallett, age 17, Marlborough School.•
Joshua Saunders, age 19, King's College, London, 961
and Rev. C. Hughes
• ........ 'i7Bo
Alexander Grubb, age 17, Kingstown School... • • • •

I

LATEST NEWS.

The following telegrams have been received al
Mr. Reuter's office :

ST. PETERSBURG, JULY 29.
The Journal de St. Petersburg contains the 'fol-
lowing :—The journals, relying upon diplomatic
documents, have pretended that the basesof media-
tion were agreed upon by the neutral Powers prior
to the conclusion of the treaty of Villafranca, and
that these bases being especially judged by Austria
less favourable than those proposed by France, had
determined the Emperor of Austria to accept the
latter ones. We are authorised to state that
the bases of mediation '.of which the pro-
ject lately published is composed, had not
been agreed upon by the neutral Powers,
nor even discussed. The preliminaries of peace
between the belligerents were already signed before
the principle of mediation, which formed the object
of negotiations between the neutral powers was de-
nit ively agreed upon.

TURIN, JULY 30.

The ladies of Milan have opened a subscription
for erecting a marble monument in honour of the
Empress Eugenie, on which will be inscribed the
gratitude and the hopes of Italy (exprimant la
reconnaissance et l'esperance).
The Dictator of Modena has convoked the
popular assemblies. All persons competent to read
and Write, and whose age is not less than 21, will
be entitled to vote.
Perfect order prevails.

TURIN, JULY 29.

It,is announced from Bologna that the Govern-
11lent, of the Romagna has adopted the Code Napo-
leon.

This measure has been received by the popula-
4,
"911 with great'enthusiasm.

TRIESTE, JULY 29.
The Austrian Lloyd's steamer has arrived here
to-4a
Y) With advices from Constantinople to the
25th inst.

.
Imperial Majesty the Sultan left to-day for
ltodosto and Saloniea.
In consequence of • the conclusion of peace be-
tWeea Prance and Austria the calling in of the
RedifB has been suspended.
A Turkish Legation or Consulate General is
ebony to be established at Rome.
The Persian ambaSsador has arrived here.