The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-22 00:00:00

IAZTMEN T.

Government securi-
ties (including Dead
Weight Annuity)" 14,215,77,00
Other securities .... 11.057•14:
Notes .............. 10,738,6%
Gold and silver coin.. 7451'

IL MARSHALL, Chief C36l:9Bbststriju

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

CIIATLIA m, JUNE 21.--ih;1011111:Steam-frigstf'
having bed her machinery fitted and tried, come into o'6
harbour on the afternoon of the 18th inst. She has comma
rneueed taking in brr tallest, and will be shortly &Ate'
into dock for the purpose of being brought forward PO
commission.

The Magicienne steam-sloop, in dock fitting for Oollv
mission. is txpcct(d to be ready this month.
The Narliu, 50 guns, fist ng in duck, will shortly be
floated out, and the Cumberland, one of the new class °
70 guns, is ex[eetcd to be taken in to be fitted for set
to form one of the ships for experimental trial with othe'
ships of the same class.
Tramways are in progress of being laid down in this
yard for the purpose of facilitating the removal of ti°l-
- stores, &c., from the wharfs to the several store'
houses.
The Aid naval lighter is having her defects made good,
and she is to have a thorough refit.
The house in the dockyard recently occupied bit,
Captain Mould, R.E., Director of Works, is now to ""
the residence of the clerk of the works of this yard.
William Walker and Edmund Paige, shipwrights, ha
been each superannuated on a pension of 241. per S
num for length of service.

ST. MARY, ISLINGTON.—The result of the divisioll;
whiCh took plaee at eleven o'clock on Thursday night, Op
not made known until two o'clock yesterday morning, ivbego
the numbers were declared to be—for the resolution
so
amended, 279; against it, 237—majority for reducing
salaries above 2001. 20 per cent., and all others between t',.;
sum and 1004, 10 per cent. 42. This announcement Was
ceived by a large number of parishoners, who remained ti
that late hour, with enthusiastic cheering. The vestry pa
then adjourned till Thursday next.
Lieutenant Hardy, R.N., Deputy Chief Constabil
for this county, has been appointed Assistant to Admirs,
Beaufort, Dydrographer to the Admiralty.— ChehnsPla
Chronicle.
Very valuable silver lead ore has been discovered
at Itchington• hill, near Bristol, in abundance. Assays 1114
been made. the ore yielding the extraordinary quantity 0'
ounces of silver to the ton.—Bath Chronicle.
THE PAVILION AT BRIGHTON.—The 11OUTChage °(1
the palace and grounds having been completed, Mr. G,°°,„;
the surveyor to the Woods and Forests, came down 't°,-4,1
town yesterday, and gave up the possession of the late ro3r;
property, now the property of the inhabitants of Brightf„;
to Mr. Slight, as representative of the commissioners of
town, so that we may expect that the grounds will be tbroros
open to the public in the course of a very few days.-13,40
Gazette.

CANINE SAGACITY.—On Saturday last a dos, bi cet;
longing to a gentleman residing in this city, suddenly iv%
his master's house, which he was not in the habit of de! ts
alone, and found his way to the shop of Mr. Platt, chealleo
where he attracted attention to his necessities by holding 19, A
one of his fore paws. On examination it was found tbel'ed
large pin was deeply imbe ided in the foot, and this seelfp
to have been unquestionably the cause of his visit to "".
Platt, who had only a few days before administered to hieelo,
dose of medicine ; the dog, ,of course, imagining that 'the g tot
tleman who had previously been of so much service to hr'd,
would now kindly act the part of an operator. Ile acco6l
ingly did so, and after the operation " Bow-wow" Wag* a
his thanks and retorned home, much to the astonishment
his owner.— Chester Courant.
SHERIFFS' DINNER TO THE JUDGES.—The ~4
annual entertainment to her Majesty's judges was givee;sie
night by the Sheriffs at Fishmongers'-hall. An elee_y;ol
entertainment was prepared for the occasion. Mr. Alder'
and Sheriff Lawrence presided, and in reply to the Yerletie
complimentary toasts, addresses were made by the Aree„r;iee.
Minister, the Lord Chief Baron, and other notab11"0"0,
Nearly 200 guests were present, and the entertaillltith
which was of the usual magnificent character, passed oh
every possible eclat.
a gl+By a letter from a private correspondent, date
Constantinople, June sth, we learn that the steamer
arrived there from the Danube, on the day previous, brelitSet
the children of Kossuth, two boys and a girl— their leer
having made her escape ; the children, by the Ele.F.ereed
express orders, were sent to heir parents. They ere"„-res' '
with their aunt, Kossuth's sister, amidst the deepest Orpnes
sions of public sympathy. At rsova, where the influ-rele
of the police ceases, the lady underwent the strictest B o°l e$
with a hope probably of discovering some clue to the
crown of Hungary.
ote
ROYAL ARTILLERY.— Captain Walker, two lieler*
nants, four non-commissioned officers, with three begot./
left Woolwich yesterday morning for Shoeburyrtess, to c
on a series of experiments in that new practice range- r
p P°
MIDLAND CIRCUIT.—On this circuit it -- •r,
O
to mention that in the place of Mr. Lowndes, who helot('
appointment cf Clerk of the Assize for half a century, „lief
Campbell, who went the last circuit on his elevation es,oooll
Justice of the Queen's Bench, has in the most hectoity
manner, to the satisfaction of the members of the ci.
appointed Mr. Collinson (who acted as deputy for tw:osiae
five-years) clerk of the assize,. rendered vacant by the u`
of Mr. Lowndes.—Derby Reporter.
APOTHECARIES' HALL.—The following west
passed their examination in the science and practice I.',
(Heine, and received certificates to practise, on Thureusl'irei
Hastwel Thornton, Cottingley House, Bradford, Yer,P,,aoo
George Brown Turner; Robert Batty, Liverpool',ff„,usf,
Howarth Cockcroft, Keighley, Yorkshire; William L'"`
Bristol.
The mortal remains of the late Countess —ll_°,wertidgaer,
of Limerick were removed from Mansfield-street, Y,,ee' in
for interment in the chapel belonging to the sal-Ilagee of
Limerick Cathedral. A numerous train of the Curl f the
—Apes 0
the nobility accompanied the procession to the ew—
metropolis.
On Thursday se'nnight, as W. C. RotheraatY' sc/
Butter'
of Greta hall, was rambling through the gent
w°owdghich ran up
mere, he accidentally trod upon a large viper, , and he he,
his back, and seized him by the hair of the beau, oiled an
great difficulty in shaking it off. It then rec avoid
sprang at him again, and hissed most furiously. lu,reci-
its rage, Mr. Rotheray was obliged to jump down Suet'
pice of twenty feet, and in alighting, he received give"
sonal injury.
along the endless chains of cause and effect to tho fur re
limit of time, through the whole grand machine firtues,
The slightest thing we do sends a thrill vibratl
existence. Man dies, but not one of his acts eve
Each is perpetuated and prolonged for ever by internalSo
result,; affecting some beings in every age to come.R

Cook's Journal:
FIRE AT THE LEEDS AND THIRSK STATIC/
,„
On Saturday evening, a wooden building, used as a
l:ts'
way Company, in Wellington-strek t,Leeds, accidentally g
und,
o
rary goods station or warehouse by the Leeds and Thirsk n
fire, and in less than half an hour was burnt to the gr°l4c,,
Five goods' trucks, partly laden with leather, stationer'',
were very much damaged.
ter)
ASPARAGUS. —A gentleman in this city vileof
es
has received from Northampton a bundle of asparages icjieo
traordinary size, containing 120 beads; averaging 1 '-
in length, weighing 211 b.— Western Luminary. xi for
CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY.---TraljlllP
the Week ended June 16, 1850 : - C. and 11. Mai° 0771.
2,872'. ins. 9d. ' • Mold, 111/. 15s. 7d.; Steam-boats,
les. 11d. ; Total, 3,212/. 2s.
A very clever operation has been recently fiep,
formed by Mr. John Mitchell, veterinary surgeon, of Lbitcll
in the dissection of three mammillary tumours from a fyi•
of the bloodhound breed, the property of John Heaton, Tv
The largest tumour weighed six ounces and a half epee
operation took place while the dog was under the inuTo9
of chloroform. It evinced not the slightest pain, an
since done well.—Leeds Paper.