The Sun. — 1850-08-03 (London, England)

INCONVENIENCED PARTY. Chelsea, Aug. 2, 1850.  CABINET COUNCIL --(THIS Der.)—Summonses were issued last E-vening from the Council-office for a Cabinet Council this afternoon, at two o'clock, at the Foreign-office. There were present the Marquis of Lansdorsne, Lord John Russell, Earl Grey, the Marquis of Clanricarde, the Earl of Carlisle, Viscount Palmerston, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir George Grey, Sir. Francis Baring, Sir John C. Hobhouse, the Right Hon. Fox Maule, and the Right Hon. H. Labouch&re.  eTdoaßt ThVeselSdliTstinOgEnisThiledE f!EigPnAerVsLEasrrEiv Birmiegham on Thursday evening. They took up their residence with Mr. G. R. Collis, to whom they had been introduced by the Turkish :Ambassador, the gentlemen who composed their suite staying at the Royal hotel. Yesterday morning they visited some of the, principal manufactories; amongst these were, Mr. Harris's glass-house, the glass manufactory of the Messrs. Osier, Mr. Winfield's lamp and brass bedstead manufactory, Mr. Sargant's gun manufactory, the plate glassworks at Smithwick, and Mr. G. K. Collis's works. At several of these establishments they made large purchases. At Mr. Collins's, in addition to a considerable quantity of plate (including a church communion ser. ice), orders were given for a number of castings, including the Queen, Prince Albert, the Duke" of Wellington, the Marqsis of Anglesea, Lord Ellenborough, Lord Dalhousie, Lord Hardinge, and Lord Gough ; the last-named Noble Lord having visited these works on Thursday. In the middle of the day the Prince visited the Music Hall, expressing himself much delighted with the magnificent organ. In the evening his Highness and suite visited the theatre, and this morning (Saturday) they will visit sonic other of the manufactories, and, it is expected; the principal works in the dsstrict. At present the movements of the Prince are uncertain ; the existing arrangements are a run from Biemingliam to the Menai-bridge, and thence return immediately to town. Irishmen—the inhabitants of every country except their own. —Eliza cook's Journal.  In The Sun of the Ist instant there appeared an account of the suicide of a foreigner in St. James's Park, in which it Was stated that occurrence " was witnessed by Mr. Chapman, chief clerk to Mr. Ramsey, solicitor, Warwickcourt.", We have received a note tram Mr. Rumsey, requesting us to state that Mr. Chapman left his service some weeks since.  HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO lIOLYROOD.—The furniture for Uolyrood has been principally supplied from London. Her lll:uesty's bed-room is, we understand, adorned in a simple though elegant style. becoming tl:e tastes of a Queen so domestic in her habits. The arrangements are new nearly completed at liolvrcod. Though the precise period of the royal visit is not yet fixed, we have the best reason to believe, that it will take place befura the 20th of August.— Edinburgh Evening Post. Good-breeding is a guard upon the tongue ; the mi4ortune is that we put it on a d off with our fine clothes and visiting faces, aid do not wear it where it is most wanted —at home ! Cook's Journal. Tne Lords cf toe Treasury have sanctioned an additional post-iffice surveyor of districts to relieve the home surveyor. The neW t.istrict is called the London district, and Idr; D. B. Bain", has been appointed the post-office surveyor of it. ajdis official residence is -fixed in London.