The Sun.
London, England, 1850-03-15 00:00:00

ITALY.

The Turin papers, of the loth, state that the Bill
relative to the ecclesiastical jurisdictions was passed
by a majority of 130 to 26. This is considered a
triumph to the Liberals.
The Statute of Florence of the 7th inst. quotes
the following letter from Romagna, dated the sth :
" A secret and confidential.--eireular, issued by the
police, las been received. The Minister of the Interior
and Police observes in that document that many em-
pl (yes of the Administration continue to wear the
the
habit
of
sbeard and moustachios, which they had allowed
to grow at the instigation of the chiefs of
Government,haavnin.
and which they
preserva-
tionpre-
viously
of those external signs is a sad recollection of past
times and of the detestable conduct of some of those
functionaries, who', by suffering their beards to grow,
gave an unequivocthe anarchical
were in
al adhesion to that deplorable order
f things. The public officers still maintained in their
posts will consequently do welt to renounce a practice
introduced at a time and by persons of which it would
be advisable to efface all rezollection. The Minister, in
the meantime, recommends prudence in the execution
of that order."
Another letter from Bologna, tf the sth instant,
adds :
" Monsignor Bedini was at first little disposed to
publish the severe order issued by M Savelli, Minister
of Police, who gave the employts only twenty-tour hours
to cut off their moustachius and beard, those horrid
and shameless signs of terror and a *thy. To-day he
has thought proper to suspend the execution of that mea-
sure, at the prayer of the sbirris and,police agents, who
observed that they could not mix with the crowd if they
shaved off their beards, as they would be immediately
recognized."

COWES, ISLE OF WIGHT.
CHALLENGE
CHEYNGAEcTp. Graco the Duke of ayeRON INTELLIGENCE.
(72031 OU2 OWN CORRESPONDENT.)
COWES, MARCH 14.
ROYAL
Marl-
borough has given a cup, value 70 guineas, to be sailed
for, by fore and aft schooners of 140 tons and upwards,
on the Monday in the regetta week, by yachts belonging
to any Royal yacht club. The course to be the Queen's
Course, with the addition, that in coming in, prior to
passing between the starting vessel and Cowes Castle,
the yachts are to round the Calshot light vessel. The
yachts are to be entered on the -Thursday before the
match. The secretary of the Royal Yacht Society to
have the arrangement.
It is proposed to get up, a town regatta in July.
The secretary has sold Lord, Milton's yacht Merlin,
104 tons, to Colonel Markham.
HEALTII OP Towse BILL.—The Commissioners for
improving this ttown unanimously resolved, on Tuesday,
to call a meetit.g of the rate-payers this day, to take
their opinion or, the desirability of immediately applying
to the Board of Health to send down a superintendent.
inspector to this town.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE SUN.
Sfit,—ln The Sun of yesterday you mention the
suspension of as broker of some standing in the Stock
Exchange, " s aid to be occasioned by the stoppage
of Mr. Crostl twaite, of Liverpool." Now, bearing
the same name, and being a member of the Stock
Exchange hely, the tendency of your remark may be
injurious to Jae among my triends if allowed to pass
without correction ; and I feel assured that you will
notice it in your next publication' and state that the
paragraph ally ded to Mr. John Crosthwaite, mer-
chant, and nolc, the gentleman of that name connected
with the Stuck Exchange there. Your attention
will oblige yc truly,
DANIEL C ROSTHWAITE.
Liverpool, March 14

The Right Rev. Dr. 011ivant, late Regius Pro-
fessor of Divinity in the Unaerbity of Cambridge, and
now Lord Bishop of Vander. !vas enthroned on Wed-
nesday in he cal,hedral church): 11J (Loves°.