The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-04 00:00:00

ITALY

The King of SARDINIA has sanctioned the law al-
lowing a credit of 120,000 f. for the erection of the
machine for the perforation of the great tunnel of the
Savoy
.Railroad, beta een Bardonoche and Modane. A
hydraulic machine is to be erected to put the former
in motion.

Al. DE MONTFSSUY, the new French Ambassador to
the Tuscan Government, arrived at Florence ou the
26th ult.

A letter from Rome of the 20th ult., published by
the .ilfessaggiere of Modena, states that the wife of M.
STEEBINI, who played so conspicuous a part in the
I,,te- Roman revolution, has been ordered to quit
Rome for having carried on revolutionary correapon •
deuce. The rooms of the Prince DE CANINO'S steward
have been searched. CERNUSCHI and CAPANNA have
been transferred from Castel Sant Angelo to the pri-
son of San Michele ; they are under the exclusive
juris liction of the French authorities, and it is be-
lieved they will be allowed to make their escape.
Field -Marshal RADETZKY, accompanied by a nu-
merous staff of einineoi officers of the Austrian army,
among whom were Marshal NUGENT and Generals
LICHNOWSKT, HAHU, and SALTS, arrived at Padua
on the 26th ult., to be present at the funeral of Gene-
ral D'Asraz.

A BRAN Is.TICHT we SCOTLAND.--HOW many
thousands would be glad to get " ayont the Tweed" to ban-
quet for a single night in the delicious strains of Caledonian
music. In a metropolis like this the national song of every
country should have its interpreter. The community is too
much occupied to seek the Muse at her birth-place; and, un-
less she sends her representatives here, we are debarred from
hearing many a theme that would afford the highest degree
of delight. The songs of Scotland, of all other music, have
been most neglected in this country till within the last ten
or twelve years, during which the taste has been revived so
effectually that a leading exponent of Scottish music has be-
come essentiaLThe task bas been undertaken byMr Milne,who
has become universally admitted as the representative of
Scottish minstrelsy. If he does not bring with him the
north wind, he interprets to us "the airs o' the north;" and
an evening at one of his concerts is a true international com-
munion. His songs of Scotland on Monday evening were
most admirably given, and elicited the loud applause of a
crowded audience. His " Duncan Gray cam here to woo"
made a hit that will render it popular for a considerable
period.
SIGNOR. GARDONL --We are happy to announce
that this favorite tenor has arrived in town, from Russia,
covered with laurels. He has received the most magnificent
presents from the Emperor. We understand be will make
his rentree this season at her Majesty's Theatre, as Le Compte
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CHATHAM, JuNE 3.—On Saturday afternoon
three sergeants and eleven privates of the 11th Hussars
(Prince Albert's Own) arrived at Fort Pitt as invalids.
Some of the men have served upwards of 28 years in the
regiment, and most of them are deco►ated with medals for
Icing service and good c.:nduct. After medical inspection.
dye men were taken int 4 hospital and the remainder were
sent to the invalid depot. The detachment came from
Norwich.

I.EAMINGTOW SPA, JUNE 3.—Among the latest
arrivals are the Marquis and Marchioness of Tweeddale,
Marquis and Marchioness of Bute, Lady Adelaide 'Listings,
Viscount. Ebrington, Lady Arundel, Lord Bishop of Cashel,
Lord lishop of Carlisle, lion. Mrs. Percy, Laoy and Misses
Brown, Lady and Miss Bailey, Lord Liffurd, Hon. Mr. and
Mrs. Boyle, Hon. D. Murray, Lint and Lady Alvanley.
Countess of Belmore. Lady Crompton, Lady Louisa and
Ramsay, Hon. Mr. Carew, Sir George Ridley; Sir H.
Bishop, Hon. the Dean of St. Patrick, the Dean ot Kildare
the Dean 01 Wells, Jir G. Gure, Hun. G. L. frundle, Lao%
and Miss Selina Clinton, &c. The celebrated Ge.man
from Cologne, have been engaged for the eu, ire season at this
popular watering place.
REvENGr--a momentary triumph, of which
satistacti.n dies -at once, and is succeeded by remor,e ;
whereas forgiveness, which is the n,,hl-at of ail tevviv s,
-wails a p-rp,,nal pie ,•tv. .—Erz No_
WE. ICl~cct~a.ti • Licb
office from the Governors of the West India Colonies.