The Sun.
London, England, 1857-05-15 00:00:00

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.

SlB,—Having observed in your paper of last evening
that you have accidentally omitted my name in the divi-
sional list on Lord R. Grosvenor's Bill, will you allow
me to inform you that I voted in the minority.
I have the honour to be,
Yours obediently,
WM. YANSITTART,
88, St. James's-street, Friday, May 15.

THE COURT MOURNING.—We have authority to state
that, as the ttme fixed for the present court mourning
will have expired previous to the approaching drawing-
rooms, no Ladies except those of her Majesty's House-
hold and the Wives of the Members of the Cabinet, and
of the Great Officers of her Majesty's Household, are
expected to appear in mourning, nor is mourning to be
worn at the approaching Levee, except by the Members
of the Cabinet and Officers of the Household.

Her Majesty will not leave Osborne until the 4th of
June. It is rumoured that a squadron will be assembled
at Spithead to salute the Grand Duke Constantine of
Russia, wkose own squadron of several sail is also ex-
pected at Spithead from the Mediterranean.
His Excellency the Russian Minister and the Countess
Creptowich have arrived at Chesham House, from Paris.
The Countess Spencer has issued invitations for an
assembly at Spencer House, on the 27th instant.
The Earl of Fowls will give a ball on Thursday, the
4th of June.
The Earl and Countess of Dunraven have arrived in
Belgrave-square.
Married, yesterday, at St. George's, Hanover-square,
Arthur Lionel Tollemache, eldest son of the late Hon.
Arthur Caesar Tollemache, to Emily, eldest surviving
daughter of the late Major-General Sir Jeremiah
Bryant, C. 8., of the Bengal army.
DRLTR OF LORD WILLIAM FITZROY.—The premature
ann,uncement of this respected nobleman's death has
proved only too prophetic. His lordship expired on
Wednesday eveni,g, at East Sheen, surrounded by the
members of his sorrowing family.
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DEATH OF Mu. JAsiitu CHISSEAUD.—We regret to
have to announce the demise of a gentleman well known
to Eastern travellers, especially to those who have
visited Syria. Jasper Chasseaud, Esq , of Beyrout, de-
parted this life on the 22d ultimo on his estate in that
town.

THE LATE JOHN DISNEY, ESQ.—We regret to bave
observed in our obituary column the name of John Dis-
ney, Esq. ,of thellyde, Ingatestone, Essex, who expired
la 4 week at his country seat, aged 77. Mr. Disney was
well known as as antiquarian, a connoisseur, and collec-
tor of art curiosities.

ASSASSINATION OF MR. BLANDFORD, AT NAPLES.—A
letter from Naples, of the 7tb, says :—" Mr. Blandford,
the gentleman who was assaulted in the Riviera di
Cuiaja, is dead. He was, from the time of the injuries,
too weak to make any statement as to the villains who
murdered him."
THE LATE Ms. COULTON.—The mortal remains of the

late Mr. David Travena Coulton, the editor of the Press,
were consigned to the family vault at Norwood Ceme-
tery yesterday. The funeral was strictly private, at the
express desire of the deceased, and the mourners were
confined to his o d and attached friends—Mr. Rob. Bell,
Mr. S. Carter Hall, Mr. Gruneisen, Mr. Maddyn, Mr.
Smith, Mr. Liddle,
LORD ELGIN'S MISSION.—After having crossed the
Isthmus, Lord Elgin, it is said, will find the Ava
awaiting him at Suez. The ship will convey him to
Singapore, where he is to remain till the arrival of the
French commissioner.
A further sum of nearly 20,0001. in gold was sold to
the Bauk yesterday.
THE MORBloNS.—Serious dissensions are reported to
have broken out among the Mormons, both at San Ber-
nardino and Salt Lake.

The Elletborough has arrived from Sydney with
30,000 sovereigns. Tne Irene is also reported from
Adelaide, but she is not believed to have brought any
gold.
At Bow•street police court yesterday Mr. Jardine
decided that a dog-cart was a private carriage, and the
driver hld a right to pass the park gates near Buck-
ingham plaice.
Me. HENRY LESLIE'S CONCERTS.—This series of
concerts commences this evening at the Hanover-square
Rooms ; and we advise all lovers of part-singing to avail
themselves of the opportunities now afforded them of
bearing some of the best performances of the kind which
have yet been given in England.
ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA.—" La Traviata," which had
been announced for last night, was not given, in conse-
quence of the sudden indisposition of Signor Graziani,
who should have personated Germont. " Rigoletto"
was substituted, and its performance by Madame Bosio,
Madame Did!43, Signori Tagliafico, Polonini, and Ron-
cool, left nothing to wish for. The house was densely
crowded.

HER MAJESTY'S, THEATRE.—The Queen's box, at her
Majesty's Theatre, was last evening ocenpied by the
Duke and Duchess of Sutherland, the Marquis and Mar-
chioness of Westminster, Earl Grosvenor, and Capt. Mar-
shall. Among the company present we observed the Duke
and Duchess of Cleveland, Lady Augusta Paulet, the
Marquis of Stafford, the Marquis and Marchioness of
Sligo, the Marquis of Clanricarde, Frances Countess
Waldegrave and Mr. Harcourt, the Countess of Sefton
and the Ladies Molyneur, the Countess Howe and the
Ladies Curz el, the Countess of Wilton, the Earl of Sef-
ton, the Earl of Wilton, the Earl of Mountcharles, the
Earl of Malmesbury, the Earl of Lonsdale, the Earl of
Boseborough, Lord Ward, Viscount and Viscountess
Enelyn, Viscount Ranslagh, Viscount Carson, Viscount
Elueiey, Viscount Powerecourt, Lady de Taoley, Lord
and Lady Scarsdale, Lord C. Bruce, Lady Georgians
Codrington, Lord 11. G. Lennox, Sir G. Wombwell, Sir
A. Woodford, General the Hon. H. Cavendish, &re
PAVILION HOTEL, FOLKESTONE.—The following are
among the recent arrivals at this hotel :—Lord and
Lady Poltimore, Lord Ashburton, Lord Rollo, Count
Strogonoff, Lord and Lady Holland, Sir G. Abercrombie,
Sir Reger Palmer, Sir Stephen and Lady Brock, Sir G.
and Lady Nugent, Lady Balfour, General Pollock and
Mrs. Pollock, General Watkins, Col. Wood and Mrs.
Wood, Col. French, Col. Fyers, Col. Kennedy and Mrs.
Kennedy, Col. Rickards and Mrs. Rickards, Major
Bodham and Mrs. Bodham, Capt. Wynyard, &c.
STAR CLUB OF LONDON.—Ttia fourth meeting of the
members of this club for the present session was held at
the Clarendon Hotel, Bond-street, on Wednesday last,
Mr. Oliveira presiding. There were present—Colonel
Lloyd Watkins, M.P., Mr. Luce, M.P., Mr. Harrison,
Mr. Kennard, Mr. Harvey Lewis, Mr. Bohn, Dr. Sibson,
Mr. Alderman Rose, Mr. Lee, M.P., Mr. Guedalla,
Mr. Grant, Captain Kell, Mr. Bailey, the Rev. George
Jepson, Mr. Deere, &c. Mr. Rowland Hill and Mr.
Digby Boycott were elected members.
NAVY CLUB.—The members of this club dined toge-
ther, last evening, at the Thatched House Tavern, St.
James'sertreet. Rear-Admiral G. Courtenay presided,
and was supported by Mr. Wombwell, Lord F. G. Hal-
lyburton, Sir T. Lushiugton, Admiral Furneau, Captain
H. Byng, Captain Rogers, Captain Qain, Captain Sey-
mour, Captain Mundy, Captain F. Craufurd, the Mar•
quis Townshend, the Earl Talbot, Captain Alexander,
Sir F. Cochraue, Captain M. Moorsorn, Capt. Hudson,
Lord E. Russell, Captain Hankey, Hon. Capt. Murray,
and Capt Hudson.
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.—The steward of the bark
Coral Isle, of Scarborough, the property of Messrs.
Hick and others, while on her passage from St. Domingo
to Liverpool, killed a pea-hen which he had purchased
in the West Indies, and on taking out the contents of
its crop he found two valuable diamonde, which, since the
vessel's arrival at Liverpool, he bee disposed of fur a
nen iderable sum of money,..—frog3 Meeeearle