The Sun.
London, England, 1850-04-12 00:00:00

ITALY.

The POPE will make excursions to Trasinone and
Vellettri before returning to Rome. The contractors
for the loan have given notiee that they shall avail
themselves of the clause in the contract, authorisitq
them to refuse continuing the payment of the instal-
ments, and that the loan will be limited to the sum
already paid.

WRECK OF THE ROYAL ADELAIDE.-Mr. Hartley
has received a letter from Lloyd's agent at Whitstable, con-
taining information that a portion of the side of a ship, sup-
posed from its painting and fittings to belong to the ill-fated
Royal Adelaide, has been washed ashore there.
LOVE AND FLATTERY. - Men admire, respect,
adore, but never flatter in love. That is reserved for the
benefit of those for whom they have but little feeling and
regard, and with whom they can afford to make free, whose
esteem is not felt and valued, and whose love is neither ap-
preciated nor desired.-Eliza Cook's Journal.
EXHIBITION OF ]851.-We understand that fifty-
one committees yesterday made a return of their first sub-
scription-lists to the Royal Commissioners. We believe the
sums announced were-Bath, 89/. ; Belfast, 3151.; Binglay,
82/. ; Birmingham, 333/. ; Blackburn, 400/. • Bolton, 4701. ;
Bradford, 1,100/. ; Bridgenorth, 171. ; Bristol, 5271.; Bristol
(ladies), G'. ; Cambridge (town), 1191.; Cambridge Univer-
sity, 1091. ; Canterbury, 231; Cardiff; 95/. ;, Derby, 2591. ;
Devonport, 63/.; Dover, 27/. ; Dudley, 245/. • Falmouth,
201.; Gloucester, 671. ; Guildford, 41/. ;
Hartlepool, 39/. ; Hereford, 371. ; Huddersfield, 7841.1 Lao',
Halifax, 5611.;
caster, 83/. ; Kendal, 1051.; Kensington, 22114 Leeds„,„,,
1,2831.; Llanelly, 1201. ; London and Westminster, 28,"'"
Ladies' Committee, 9754 ; Manchester, 33
414/. ; Newcastle-under-Lyrae, 50/. ; Newport, ; Newcastle,
2001. ;
33/. ; Norwich, 330/. • Nottingham, Oxford, Preston,
tirling,
Ramsgate, 34/. ; Sheffield, 844/.; Stafford, 291.;
bebilry, 20/ ;
381.; Stocport, 2921.; Tamworth, 334.; Teffl74l• • Whites
Monmouth,
Warrington, 1101.; Wexford, 31. ; g !-. '.
WI anwolve.rnampton,
returns,.. it
.was an-
nounced Y Perk,
tlt2hoel. R
olynaladditionAcademy
had these
voted 5001., and the
Mercers'
gentlemen
Wila
Mercers' Company 1001. The Manchester
we understand, the contribution a thirty only.
A
Church, Lincoln, on Sunday week.
.simple man, named
A strange scene occurred at St. Peter's, in Eastgata
than up
.juniped a
• children for a dowry. No sooner had the
Hardwick. was "asked" for the first tune to a widow named
Salter, having ten
command , beenc given, "if you know any just
customary
forbade e marriage, on the ground that
person named
cause or impediment.'
" th
Herringshawe, and
he had a prior claim to the widow.
.with half a score children.
and the scene became so ludicrous that many of the
The man proceeded to give his notion of the validity of his
congregation could scarcely repress a hearty roar of laughter.
peorie,gtetnece,g
Nods and becks did not silence the eager competitor fOr the
widov, 's love and bantlings, and the clerk was obliged to go
up and tell him to hold his tongue. He was taken into the
vestry after the service, and reproved.-Boston Herald.
""FATAL ACCIDENT AT IV ORSLEY.-011 Friday
evening a fatal accident occurred at the colliery belonging
to Mr. Nightingale, Worsley. Two men, named El
Molineux and John Berry, on leaving work, signalled to
be raised to the top of the pit, and they were accordingly
hoisted up. When they reached the mouth of the pit, the
engineer endeavoured to stop the engine; but, owing
their weight being lighter than the loads usually wound up,
the impetus given by the descending basket, and the quick
speed at which the engine was going at the time, he was UR*
able to do so. The consequence was that the men were
wound up to the head of the gear, when the chain snapped
and they ware dashed•to the bottom of the pit, a depth of
150 yards, and of course both were were killed. On Mon-
day Mr. Rutter held an inquest on the bodies at Worsley
Stocks. From the evidence given it appeared that no
blame attached to the engineer, who •was a sober man, and
had been in the employ of Mr. Nightingale several years
The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death." Dloli-
neux was 38 and Berry 47 years of age, and both have left
families.