The Sun. — 1857-11-09 (London, England)

FRESH MAN.  THE COASPIRACY IN SERVIA.  Subjoined is a synopsis of the report forwarded by the Belgrade police to the Servian Criminal Court on the 24th October, on which date the political prisoners were handed over to the judges for trial :--*  " Not long since a horrible conspiracy was discovered, the object of which was the assassination of the Prince and the oveithow of the Government. The principal conspirators are :—Stephen Stefanovitch, President of the Senate, General and Knight ; Paun Jankovitsch, Senator, Colonel, and Knight; Radovan Damjanovitsch, Senator, Colonel, and Knight; Paul Staniscbitsch, Senator, Colonel, and Knight ; and Zwetko Rajovitch, President of the Court of Cas• sation. The others are persons who had cognisance of what was intended. The three persons first mentioned unanimously agreed that the reigning lord and prince should be put to death (übije). On being asked whom they intended to choose as his successor, they replied, that they had no hope of getting a foreign prince. The family of Karagjorgjevichs, was to be altogether excluded, and they had no wish to have an Obrenovitsch. To judge from the language used by Stefanovitsch to one Peter Lekitsch, be intended to have himself proclaimed Regent on the death of Prince Alexander. Stefanovitsch, however, confessed that he had entered into communication with Prince Milosch, and had held out to him hopes of regaining the HospodaHate. Stefanovitsch had an interview with Miloscb, at Pesth, and obtained a promise of 5,000 ducats from him ; but the conspirator never intended to keep his promise to the old maw, ' who is as weak ae a little child, and consequently not fit to be a ruler.' The 5,000 ducats were taken to Belgrade by a Dr. Patzek, who delivered the whole sum, with the exception of 150 ducats, which he kept for himself, into the hands of M. Zwetko Rajovitsob, who sent it to Stephen Stefanovitsch. The latter divided the money in the following way :—He kept 850 ducats for himself, and gave M.M. Jankovitscb, Damjanovitsch, Stanischitsch, and Raj ovitsch 1,000 ducats each. Damjanovitsch undertook to find a man who would assassinate the Rospodar, and asked Mrtzajlovitsch, a Custom-house clerk, it he could recommend a trusty individual. The reply was in the affirmative, and a certain Milosaw Petrovitscb, a robber and murderer, was soon introduced to the principal conspirators. A passport and a rifle were procured for Milosaw, and, after information as to where the Prince was to be found had been given him, 40 ducats were put into his hands by Paun Jankovitsch as earnest money'"  Her Majesty has been pleased to issue to the late Lord Mayor (Mr. Alderman Finale) a new Commission of Lieutenancy for the city of London. and the following gentlemen have been appointed commissioners :—Mr. Lewis L'ovd, Mr. C. Magniac, Mr. J. M. Daniel, Mr. Duncan Dauber, Mr. W. S. Lindsay, M.P., Mr. G. M diatt, M.P., Mr. Undereheriff Parker, Mr. J. P. Fisher, Mr. J. Bonus, Mr. T. K. Lynch, Mr. C, Skipper, Mr. R. L. Taylor, Mr. G. G. Glyn, 361. P., and Mr, C. W. Dilke THE SMITHFIELD CLUB CATTLE Snow.—The annual cattle show of the Smithfield Club for 1857 is fixed to takeplace on Tuesday the Bth, Wednesday the 9th, Thursday the 10th, and Friday the 11th of December, at the Baker-street Bazaar. The club have increased their money prizes this year from the usual average of about 6501. to 1,0511. The number of classes into which the show is to be divided this year has been increased from 32 to 42, separate classes have been assigned, pursuant to resolutions passed at the last annual general meeting of the Swithfield Ciub, to the Sussex breed of cattle, Norfolk or Suffolk polled breed, Scotch polled breed, Icish breed, and Welsh breed. The stewards for the ensuing chow are :—For beasts and long-wooled sheep, Mr. James Hole, Mr. Wm. Sanday, and Mr. Wm. Torr ; for shortwooled sheep, cross-bred sheep, and pigs, Mr. Edward Fruit, Mr, Henry Fookes, and Mr. Jonas Webb.