The Sun.
London, England, 1850-06-12 00:00:00

ITALY.

News from the Roman peninsula still continues
to have most of its interest concentrated just now in
Piedmont. _ _

Cardinal ANTONELLI has addressed a note, dated
the 14th tilt., to the Charge d'Affaires of Sardinia,
in which he renews the protest of the Holy See
against the law of Siccardi, " which," he says,
" is hostile to the Church and to its sacred rights, in
direct opposition with the sacred canons, and
with the solemn treaties concluded on the subject."
He adds, that " the attempt against the sacred
person of the excellent Archbishop of TURIN,
who has been prosecuted by an incompetent
judicial authority, arrested and sent to the
citadel by the aid of the public force," is
a still greater aggravation of the outrage. The
prelate expresses his surprise at " this outrage, so in-
sulting to the high dignity of the sacred personage."
He concludes by declaring that, " whatever reforms
may have been introduced iuto the civil legislation of
the Sardinian States, the venerable laws of the Church
are, nevertheless, still in force." •
The Bishop of TEMPIO (Sardinia) has addressed a
circular to the clergy of his diocese, declaring that
it is their duty to submit to the law of Siccardi.
He orders, moreover, the Chancellors of the two
Ecclesiastical Courts of Tempio and Castelsardo to
transmit immediately to the secular tribunals all the
cases that may still be pending before them. The
Bishops of TAREATAI6E, INIAURIENNE, and ANNECY
have refused the decoration of the Grand Cross of St.
Maurice and Lazarus, whfeh the King of ,!.iARDINIA
had sent them.

Tne King of SARDINIA. has given directions for a
rural festival at his villa of Stupinigi, to celebrate
the arrival of the Duke and Duchess of GENOA. The
members of both Chambers, and the National Guards
of all degrees, are invited with their families.
The Piedmontese Gazette of the 7th publishes an
order of the day addressed to the National Guards of
Turin by their commandant, General MAFFST, thank-
ing them in the name of the KING for their devo-
tion to• the country, and congratulating them
on their martial appearance at the last review. The
disorders which took place at Albenga on the oc-
casion of the new wine-tax have ceased, order
menced.
has been restored, and a judicial inquiry has corn-

Another and somewhat more noticeable review has
been held at Naples, where the KING in person as-
sisted with great state and magnificence. Don SEBAS-
TIAN, the Royal Infante of Spain, rode beside the
KING. The French Generals SAUVAN and VAILLANT
likewise accompanied his MAJESTY. His MAJESTY
was received with cries of " Viva Dio I" " Viva it
Re !" by the soldiers, and with acclamations by the
lazzaroni.

QUEEN'S BEN CH.—(THIS DAY.)
Sittings in Banco, b.ltore L:)rd CANPDSLL ai&d Justices
COLERIDGE and ERLE.)
IN RE LLOYD.
A rule in this civ.e had been obtained by Mr. D.
Keene, calling on Mr. John Lloyd to show cause why
ne should not suffer the penalty for practising as au at-
torney of this court, without being duly qualified.
Sir F. THESIGER showed cause 'against the rule this
morning, and took an objection to the affidavit on which
the rule was moved, on the ground-that the jurat did not
contain the day on which the affidavit was sworn; hut
only said, Sworn by deponents, dated 24th April,
1850."

Mr. D. KEENE submittid that the clear meaning (,t'
the affidavit was apparent, and that the word " dated"
being interposed was immaierial, as it had been sworn
before the rule w:s obtain-A. This was the memoran-
dum of the Judge, Mr. Justice Williams, before whom
it way sworn.
Lord CAMPBELL was of opinion that this objection
was tatat, oil the wound that the jursc must state the
could not be uied; but the particular day on which the affidavit vi as sworn. The
.ffidavit. therefore,
applica-
tion might be renewed on a proper affidavit.
The other Judges concurred.
Rule discharged, but without costs.
RoEtziNtiAmvi.li
thislloll Bc:.
A rule bad been,,e
by
Mr. Pasioey,
in this term, calling
the mace, which
of Downton, in Wiltshire. to show case why a.t.moida-
oil Mi. Hobbs, the former Mayor
mus should not i,:stie, commanding him to deliver tit,
office of Mayor of that b °rough.
Mr. was part of tne insignia incident to the
Sl3l°Ns. this morninge effidevits on which the
, showed cause against ti,e
rule, objecting chat one of the
rule was moved could not be litiel i and also that it
'
did not upp.ar, from and of tins eflidae'tn, that Mr.
Hobbs had r•-fused to deliver up the mute ; and 'hat,
even if he had done so, this Court could not itateJure
by mandamus. He also aubmitt, d that it did not »p-
-pear that Downten was not a to rough, end t!e office of
Mayor was Only a nominal and honorary office. wi,h 1,0
duties incident io it. The defendant likewise denied that
he had now the mace iu his possession.
Mr. PASIILEY supported the rule, contending that the
Court
nuorffit
cwero,uoldn
an
n applicationo t inquire
compeldutt him to deliver up
duties were exercised by
a
the insignia of his office.
Lord CAMPBELL said he was clearly of opinion that
this Court might properly interfere by mandamus in
this case, where the insignia of office in question were
improperly
'withheld feom the officer; but Mr. Pashley's
own affidavit was defective in that it did not show the
nature of the office. It might turn out that the Mayor
of Duwnton was little better than the Mayor of Garraj.
Rule discharged.
Lord CAMPBELL, however, suggested that the de-
fendant had better give up the niece.
Mr. SIMONS said that the defendant had not got pos
session (1 the mace ; besides, another mayor was
claiming it.—(Laughter.)

BAIL COURT.—(r HIS DAY.)
(Before Mr. Justice WIGHTMAN.)
fora
ei to M,,sr`• rule to show cause why a
IN THE MATTER OF THE TRUSTEES t:F THE NEWPORT
PAQNELL ROAD.
Mr. PHIPSON avid he had to more, on behalf of the
trustees of the Newport Fagot.ll road, Buckingh,rushire,
not issue, direct Thomas A. Boswell and
writ of cert°, art shduld
i
George Lucas, and the Rey. George Phiilimore, three
mota'
the
justices or Buckinghatiashite, to remove into this
court an order of the said justice:, made on the Ist of
de
May last, which awarded a sum ,f money to the occu-
pier of a close, in respect of materials taken from that
close by order of the trustees before mentioned. lie
the compensation to the occupier instead of the
this application on the ground that the order
awarded
owner of the land.
The GNAT granted a rule to show cause.

COMMON PLEAS.-(THIS DAY.)

JUSTIN V. HEYWOITII.

Mr. KEENS am.wars,,l LJOlow c usr., in this case, why
the rule obtained by M. S4turtlay last
should not be rondo abse.:Lt,:. This was a rule to dis-
charge the applicattt from the custody Of th Sheriff,
been wrested for thci non-Payment of au annuity
of 2701., and the ground of the application was, that he
i,o right to grant the annuity.
Th. 7' Gaut, attt,r herring the arguments of Mr.'Keenn,
slu..ttae rata should he yitvie ada.pl,:•,, and the
appticmt cli4eitaige:t cut of; custody in an
r.ppear>,neY.
Rule made atts-lut. r:etv,relinch

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