The Sun.
London, England, 1850-12-09 00:00:00

ITALY.

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Accounts from Rome of the 30th ult. state that
Lord PALMERSTON had addressed a sharp remon•
•strance to the Papal Court on account of the unjustifi-
able manner in which Mr. HELY, a British subject,
had been expelled from Rome. The only cause of
complaint alleged against Mr. HELY was that he was
the brother in law of Dr. A ciiiLLL
It is said that the Porz personally was opposed to
the recent establishment of the English hierarchy,
and that he now regrets having given way to the in-
stances of the "Propaganda fide." The Anti-Popery
demonstrations in England have produced so much
alarm in the College of Cardinals that they now are
exceeding anxious to settle their differences with
Pied mont.
By a Royal decree of the 23d ult., the Provincial
and Divisional Councils of the kingdom of Sardinia
are convoked respectively for the Ist and 20th of
January next, for the formation of the budget of 1851.
The Tuscan 111onitore publishes a Ministerial de-
cree, dated Florence, 27th ult., informing the publ c
that the bonds of the Tu,can loan, which were to be
reimbursed on or after the 31st inst. only, will be im-
mediately pai,l by the Tuscan G- .vernment, in order
that so large a sum may not lie inactive without ne-
cessity.

Parliament, it is said, will probably meet for the
dispatch t f business on Tuesday, the 4th February.
'Ti- Hon. George Jerniokhatn, now St-rn-tary of
the Embassy at Constantinople, is appointed Secretary of the
Embassy at Paris.

DEATH OF THE BARRACK MATTER OF THE TOWER
OF LONDON.—On the Ist inst., Lieutenant Halls, who had
for many years held this appointment, died at an ad-
vanced age.

HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS PRINCE ALBERT AND THE
HON. ARTILLERY COMPANY.— On Friday night a general
meeting of the corps (about 3t10) took place in the great
ball of the company's armoury, in Finsbury, for the purpose
of electing the court of assistants and other officers. More
than ordinary interest was attached to the proeeedings from
the circumstance of his Royal Highness Prince Albert inti
mating his intention of resigning the office of Captain
General of the corps in the event of the court of assistants
resisting the regulations of the Queen's warrant, and the
probability of her Majesty's Government disbanding the
regiment. At a mewing which was presided over by Mr.
Alderman Thompson,.M.P.) a ballot was taken, and the re-
sult was the overthrow of most of the members forming the
court, and the election of others in favour of the Prince's
views. The result was hailed with great cheering.
Mr. Henri Lr.urenr, the composer of the opera of
Quentin Durward, and brother to the celebrated conductor,
Laurent, jun., has been appointed musical director at the
Theatre Royal Drury-lane, for the coming season, beginning
at Christmas.

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RE-CAPTURE OF A CONVICT AT WOOLWICH.—
Edward Griffiths, who escaped from. Woolwich Dockyard on
the lfith of July last, it was supposed by having put on a
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Accounts have beep received from Berlin to the convicts cap from the Warrior in the early part of
6th, from Vienna to the 4th, and from Frankfort to last week.
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parties ; the Constituionalists of Prussia arid of Netts, will retire from Parliament at the commencement of
Hesse contend, and with reason, that MANTEUFFEL the ensuing session.
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has been wanting in his duty to the honour of his STRANGE PROCEEDINGS IN WELLS-STREET
country, in sacrificing the Constitutionalists of Hesse CHURCH.—On Friday evening, during the performance of
to the exigencies of Austria; the Elector of Divine service at the Church of St. Andrew, Wells-street,
arylebone, where, as is alleged, Puseyite practices are
HESSE complains that he is not permitted to arras
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adopted to a great extent ,the congregation and the officiating
matters with his subjects, but that instead he ministers were disturbed from their solemnities by the dot-
and they are ruined by having a large Prussian and tering about of three little members of the feathered tribe,
Austrian force to maintain. The Absolutists of attired in a most grotesque manner, against the gas lights,
Austria are dissatisfied with the cr,ncessions made by and falling amongst the congregation. On being captured,
they were discovered to be two goldfinches and a sparrow,
SCHWARZENBURG on the subject of the Federal Diet, the latter attired as a cardinal, and the former as IZ ' otnish
and all are dissatisfied with the arrangement come to priests. The wag who had p f d his not d with regard to the Duchies, which leaves the question trick in a place of worship haderad° drmedecrtueltytovhers-freea7rofeurs
4 the connexion with Denmark to be settled at the the cardinal's hat, as also the priestly vestments of the poor
death of the present King of DENMARK, little birds, hat been tightly glued on, so that to release
The Prussian Staats Anzieger of the sth publishes them the feathers had to be plucked out.
the Royal ordinance, whereby the KING, by virtue THE LAW of
D IVOLICE.A Royal Commission is
of Art. 52 of the Constitutioital Code, prorogues about to issue to inquire and report upon the whole subject
bob Chambers until the 3d of January •
nex;; (ti,, Wr' of the law of 'divorce—not merely the proceedings in the
mentioned on Saturday would he the case). Th.- Ecclesiastical Courts, but the proceedings in Parliament—
ot the divorce a meadmeadet thoro alone, but
.the more weighty
ordonnance is countersigned by MNTEUFFEL, Vim n
and important question of the divorce a eteculo 2natrimonii,
DU HCYDT, Von RASE, SIMuN, aod Volt STocx- which
troubles
many an honest man, and
wehave no doubt
BATMEN, many an In nest woman too. This was precisely one of those
The Elberfeld Zeitung publishes the project of the questions which, although palpable to all, yet on which it
address got up by the minority of the committee,
is most expenient, as it is most easy, to collect tied con-
dense an overwhelming weight of testimony. The Commis-
of the extreme left. The following is the substance :
"We deplore With your Mejesty 'bat in con eeperice '
,
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not and
of
of last year's evi:bta the equilibrium IA the receipts and better selection. It will oe composed of the follewiyn .e a
expenditure of the state has not. been re-established. 1 ord Campbell. Lord Beaumont, Lord Itedesdale, Dr. Lush
The country is ready to make any sacrifice fur defending ington, Spencer Horatio \Valpole, M.P., W. Page , Wood
the honour of Prussia. -. M.P., and the Hon. E. P. Bouverie, M.P.
" Your Majesty is aware that your generous inten- THE PLATE ROBBERY IN THE STRAND.—The six
tions have not hitherto been successful in procuring for prisoners charged with the participation in the robbery of
the United States of Germany such a constitution as is Messrs. Williams and Clapham in the Strand, were again
conformable to their requirements. and we deeply reg7et 1 placed at the bar, at the Bow-street Police Court, on Satur-
that the constitution which resulted from the treaty of day, when Mr. Humphreys, the solicitor for the• prosecution,
int.mated that he hed no further evidence to offer. Upon
the twenty-seven German Governments, anti was regu-
Mr. Henry, the presiding magistrate, expressng his inter_
lated by the Parinfment or EKurt, has not yet been car-
Lion to commit tor trial, and to have witnesses bound
tied into etteci-. We doubt not that
~, rue NI,-jeste.'s Go_ ties
to prosecute, it was stated that Mr. Saunders,
, who bad
vernment is fully aerare testi tier hoeue: of Prus.Aa is identified the prisoner Gardner on account .'
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iof the dog in his
involved in ace,-.mplisiiing this dat:,, , b,th to priecee anei
,had gone to thelsle of \lignt in consevence of'
people.
the indisposition of a relative. Under these circumstances
"'We deeply regreat that complications 'ln old have :it was directed that the prisoners should be remanded m
aga • arisen in Electoral He-'6e between the represeidatives till Wednesday, when all the witnesses were directed
to
ofe the people and the Micietry, which has beet, sue- attend, with the exception of Inspector Lund, whose pre-
by seace is required at the trial of Mr. Sirrell, at Liverpool, and
ceded the susp en son of the corfstituti.:ll, in cen:,e-
quence of shish the Government.
~, Ge. in my. in cat- . who entered into time usual recognizance. Puncher and his
tempt of every national right, have arbitrarily interfere i wife were permitted to be at large upon their former bail,
and the application ~o admit Shaw to bail was again refused.
for the maintenance of an authority wifech pretends fo be
threatened with danger. We hove lull ceefidence in your The Bi.hop of London has directed the Arch-
Majesty's spirit of jos-ice; and that y u will o.niinue to deacons of London and Middlesex to visit all the churches
command the Prussian army to oppose an inzi.ry 'llion, and chapels in which it is alleged that Itomish ceremonies
practised, and to report to him every case in which any
which is unieuthorieed in the affeere =,t a state which it are
, ceremonies or ferries are seed not authorised by the rubric,
a member of Ilie einion,"
or sanctioned by established custom.
The successOr Of LADENBERG 1113 not yet ~.;eel u.:- n
( OMMoDORE PLUMRIDGE —After a careful revision
pointed,- it is thought by some tiiitf• Csiune Doitr.A
Inure'; of the Minutes of theCourtof Inquiry held On this offie,er
probable idea is that-M. DE MANTFivrrEL will add th,
will be made- PreAdeitt-ef theifi Co ed oil, but the ! at.i:ly.inouth, vie understand the Lords of the Adrairalty
I
, ii ,ve Informed t llat one -
duties of that 'tee to those of Foreign Minister: -tortner secretarihim was substanti..tedf .
the charges made by his
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SPAIN.
Madrid journals of the 2rl hlva arrived.
The Chamber of Deputies had adjourned for two
days in consequence of the Ministerial
MADSID BOLSA, DEC. 2.—The Three per Cents
have fallen to 33,k, and a kind of panic prevas on our
Bourse, owing to the Ministerial crisis, and other
causes of anxiety.