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death of Katherine lees solemn and pathetic? I would also
suntan to add that I do not think you would have been more
impreased with the address of King Henry V. to his army
at Agincourt had it been delivered to a may tar, inma-
te/141y attired, and totally undisciplined, instead of a well
liehmd maw of men emanating the picture of a real beet,
eisthed sad almoutnOt in the 'hare easteme sod weapons of
the time. I renumber that whets I produced the Wister's
fslit as a Greek play—that is, with Greek theme, Greek
asionte, and Greek architecture—au objection was raised
by some, that, although the was was situated at Syractua—
than a Greek colony—whose king cossults the celebrated
Oracle of Delphi, yet the play was said in be mentielly
English and might to be so presented, because alienate Is
verices perm bore reference to this country, sad to the
parted whoa the tabor wrote. You would, perhaps, ladies
sad gentillemek have been somewhat astoniabed and per-
is have else the asset centaining the answer of the
Oracle be the Omsk Kin;-euppeard to have been'
delleared above 2,000 years irgo—borne upoe the stage by the
Beefeaters of Owen Ellatheth. You would, perhaps,
have been equally surprised to have witnessed at
this theatre Lennie as a Greek king, in the lest set,
anted as Hamlet Prism of Denmark; and yet =oh an th-
oceenuty was ac-epted within the last twisty yews. I
have been blamed for depriving Macbeth of a dime never
worn at any period, or In any place, and for providing him
instead with one resembling those wed by the surroundles
nations wish whom the country. ed this chieftain was Is con-
stant intern:tures. Fault was ales found in my reseal of
the WPM bouquet, and its gold and cheery
thee with the amine cendelittera—(such as na=
of the eleveath century ever p rep n)—and with the stab-.
stint*a of the more appropriatefeast of coarse fare, Una
uppoonn rude tables, end brewed by simple pine torch"; I woe
admonishedthat snail diminution of regal pomp implied
the strength of Macbeth'. motive for the mime of maims.
the object being leas dazzling and attractive. Coil that
hour I had never believed that the Scottish Then' MI
on 'ye to lEbsi Duncan's plate; I had ireageted that
lofty ombilion—the thirst of power—sad the deeire of rapine
command, developed them e/aged* equal intensity in the
human heart, weather their Dome of cation might be the
palace of an Burman monarch or nthtrwam ot an Asto-
ria= Indian. In the tragedy of Mewl was condemned
for removing splendour that was utterly out of place, whe
in leery as ltightli I was equally condemned f its introil-
duction where it wee In place, and in perfect swordance with
the time and situation. Pine told I might be ;omitted to
present a true platen of Amara Assyria Is Lard Byron's
play of Sordetapalia, but opt no account most I attempt to
be equally correct in Sbakspetwe's NarbWA—that drama
mutt remain intact, with all its time-honoured oonventinal
improprieties. What would the poet gain, and how much
would the nubile lose, by the papetuation °tenth absurdities?
Why shmld I present to you what I know to be wrong, was
it is in my power to give what I knew to be right ? If, as
it is sometimes affirmed, my ratans is injurious to the
poet, it mat be equally so to the actor; and mestizo,et meet
determineddeterminedopponents will admit that at least I v pew
sued a very ditentereeted whey In thus ineurriag may
years so much labour and expense for the pUrpensof peeks-
lima suicide. Had I been guilty of asersold bliahao-
Wu for the mereobject of show and idle sf I should
assuredly have committed a grievous error_; bar, Ledls and
gentlemen, I msy safely assert that in no single Instance
haat I ever permitted historical truth to be saceilleed to
theatrical effect. As a case in point, let me refer to the
Siege of Hatfeor, se presented on this stage. It woo no
ideal battle—no imaginary fight ;it was a correct repreeen-
tation of what actually had taken place. The engines of
war, the guns, banners, fire-balls, the attack and define*, the
barricades at the breach, the ouofiarration within the tows,
the assault end capitulation, were all takt n from the samosa
left to us by a priest who accompanied the army, was
an eye•eriteem, and whine Latin MS. is now in the
British Museum. The same may be said of the episodes to
Entry Ma Bell, and licAand deo Seroad—indeed, whatever
I have done has been sanctioned by history, to which I have
adhered in every minute particular. To miry out this
eystem the cost has been enormous—for too great for the
limited arena in which it was incurred. Asa single proof, I
may state that Is this little theatre, where 2001, is consideted
a large receipt, and 2601. as e:trsordt'sary or, I upended
in one man alone a sum little short of 60,0001. Dozing the
run of some of the great revivals, as they ere called, I have
given employment, and consequectly weekly
_payment, to
newly 610 persons; and, if you take into Waded= the
families dependent on these parties, the another I have thus
supp wed may be multiplied by four. These playa,
from the moment they first enggeeted themselves
to my mind until their production, occupied each
shoot a twelvemonth in preparation. In Improvements and
enlargements to this building, to enable the repressatation
of these Shalumearlan plays plays that, teem the
moment of suggestion to their fulfilment, occupied
each as entire twelvemonth7l have etpwided about

3.ofiect:"Tirs;xl oi;t-i;;a7,Ttiosir, tei-icite;tieiior above
10,00 W., when I include the additions mode to the pastel
stock; all of which, by ths war of my lease, I ea honed
(with the exception of our owa penonal wardrobe) unoondi-
novelly to leave behind me on my secession from manage-
ment. I mention these facts simply as evtdence that I was
far more actuated by an enthualeatio lows of my art then by
say expectation of personal emolument. Having said thee
moth, I wed not deny that I have beau no gainer in a own-
teetotal seam, liars restricted notion,' and a more pareinto-
aloes outlay, might, perhaps, have led to • very different
result ; bat I Could not be indeced by such nonaiderations is
check my desire to do what I considered tight, sad what
would, la my opinion, advaaos the best interests of ray pre-
fission. Whatever loss I have sustained is amply room-
Mailby the favour you have bestowed upon my efforts. 8o
deed, from regretting the peat, if I could recall theme_
gone by, with renewed health sad streogtb, I would gladly'
undertake the same test again, for a similar reward.
not now retire from the direction of this Wastes throat* say
feeling of dieappoint meet, but from the remerobesnes ed the
old adage, "The pitcher goes often to the well, hut the
pitcher, at last, may be broken." Mind end body make
rest, after such active exercise for nine yeses during the best
period of life, and it could not be &mascot surprise if I east
[ladle a continuance of the combined duties of actor and ma-
nager of • theatre where everything his grown into gigantic
; indeed, I should long since have succumbed,
traodPcriZtabeen sustained and seconded by the indomitable
energy and the devoted affection of my wife. Yon have only
✓asa her in the fulfilment of her professional pursnita, and
art, therefore, unable to estimate the value of her &eminence
and counsel; she was ever by my lade in the hoar
of need, ready to revive my drooping spirits, and
to stimulate me to fresh exertion. I cancel allow
this owority to yeas without correcting an °tro-
ut:on Impulsion which has to some extent gone
abroad, that is retiring from management I alao con-
templated rotlroraaat from the stage. I have neither an-
sowed air concreived such intention ; but, on the contrary,
hope, if my life be ;pared, at least for a limited number of
years to appear as as actor. The neocesity of fulfilling a long
round of p oviodelengagements will man a considerable
time toe pas before lan egain have as opportunity, .hould
such an opportunity ever arise, of meeting my London
Mende; but, though far away, memory will constantly matt
to the brilliant scenes I have whammed bees, and conjure op
Meknes of the bright eyes, enoouraging smile., and gratu-
lation voices, which have so eaten cheesed me on my coarse.
I cas never forget that whatever triumphs I may have
achieved, whatever reputation I may have won, whatever I
may have been enabled to acomplish towards the &demes-
ne's of dramatic art, I owe to you, my bast friends—to you,
the public. Let me fondly cherish the hope that you will
estastimes bestow a thought on the absent wanderer, end,
cladding in your sympathy and regard, I now reepectfully
and gratefully take my leave, bidding you—" farewell, a
long (antra.'

_
At the conclusion of the address Mr. end Mrs. Keen came
forward, end were received by the stadium, who roes en
waver, with most enthosiestio topiaries, which wee oontinned
till they left the steps.

CIITSTAL PALACIL—POOLTZT Snow. ONE
anu.s.iNo DAY. MONDAT, AUGUST 29.—Admissions
on payment. 17,643; ditto, by mama Basta. 1.097. Total
vieitom. 18,646. [The show will tea mentiosed this day,
Wednesday, and Thursday.]
Callum. PALACE.— The attendance yesterday at
the Bret day of the Poultry Show wee far greater than on any
droller ommaions, and the saloe were also larger than they
bare ever hitherto been. Among the purchasers were the
Barmen Moyer Rothschild, Lady Jolla Cornwallis, Lord
BiattiAt, the Hon. W. W. Vernon, and many other cbatin.
guished amateurs.
MCNIPICSST DOSATION.—A latter from Evan
Brans, Beg., was read at the Wesleyan Conference in Man-
chester. It stated that be bad built at Burgor a cher', day
schools, sad a mthister's home, which he now deeired to
present to the connexion, free of expense, "as an humble
token of his atischount to methadiam, awl of gratitude to
God for the saving blrerioga he had enjoyed through his
ministrations." The land coat 2,0001. • data, 2,21101.•
schools, 3,6001.; hones, 6001. ; cottage old entrance, 300/..
The chapel is of Goalie style.
DECIMAL COINCOL—The International Associa-
tion for obtaining a uniform decimal eysient of weights,
measures, and coins, will hold their fourth ireneral meting
in St. °ewes Hall, Bradford, on the 10th of October, when
delegates from Russia, Belgium' sad other ODPIOASII not N.
presented in the association, areta be received, WILD& Yee-
to be dated, proposals diecursad, and a variety of
other bosheeet Overacted. ldeotinhe will also be bald at the
sot nnal medal: et the British Amodatioe at Aberdeen
neat mesth, end the awed messing ot the ilecial Science
Asecialation at Bradford in October.
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ADMIRALTY, Avoca 29. APPOINTMENT. -.
Llosttateat A. W. laitios to the Wray.

CHATHAM, Avocree 20.

•
COVET-MARTIAL ON Two Mrt OF TOE -ROYAL
ENOINZW.—The whole of the officers and men of the
Roy.' and East Indian Enemata were assembled in the
Barrack-square, at Bromptm, after the usual parade, for the
purpose of hearing read the finding and sentinos of two
courts-martial which nimently assembled at this garrison for
the trial of Alexander Cameron and Owen Lowley, two Sap-
pers of the Royal Engineer., who were tried a tow day*
shim The prisoner Cameron, although be has only been
in the corps nine months, bears a most incorrigible character
and has bran tried 1110 lOU Om three times by coarts•aar-
UAL The crimes for which be we. tried on the present occa-
sion were those of having behaved in • drunken mid riotous
manner In the streets of Brompton, and knocking down one
of the picket tent to apprehend him. The court found him
0114, and ha consideration of his former bed abarecter
senumeed him to Iditrty-lbor days' imprisonment,
sad to be placed under stoppages of ld, per day for one year.
The other primmer, Law*, was tried for having daserted
from teed-quertses nearly two years ego, and not retarn.ng
until apprehended In WalllS • few days duos. This being the
I second time he has deserted the mart sembemed him to be
breaded with the Mum "D," to seceive 60 Lehr, mad to ue-
dergo 64 due' imprisonment. Oa the aseteace being sub-
, salted to 'Nor- emend Eyre for approval the puniehment
of Mesh= wee eommeted to 42 &ye int t, matter
altogether 126 days' bard labour in Fort Clariats.
The following caws brloaging to this have re-
°steed orders toTemberk for Calcutta: B J. loam.
ad Besio J. Bete, Bth (tee King's) Regiment.; Bralp.,
C. 11. Fellows' aid Sago J. F. %WWI, 24th

PORTSMOUTH, Avocet. M.

Tha Beerier, 17, new sloop, CowesMass Sir K.
Woossar, arrived.this salting from the aoath-ease cola ate
Awake. ea 4 related the flag of Admiral WiWsm Bowles,.
C.D. OM trill be pad off, having her fa oommludoe an
ram. • •
The Des, 4, new Item-ship, lisasor-Comassader Tkomai
C. Pal* nailed-this afternooe for Woolwich.
The Ifferity, 44, mew frigate, Copula Dewy Oaldwel/,
C.D., oiled Ws Assam to jai& the Chum' squadosa.
The Mohawk, 4, Gorey etteda-veemel, Coettosader Patrick
C. C. linloopil, cams Uto Ascboor this siteraccm to mat
sail be laid down. •

WOOLWICH, Acover 29.
Lose op uss MAJESTY'S STEAM SLOOP HERON.—
AZArwAr. or van flawneoss.—The secced-master and 19
of the grew of the 81-W on skew Heron. which wan
down during a tornado on the African coast shoat twq
months since, mired at Woolwich Dockyard ebb' day, and
by anodes of Cemmedere Baperhneadeot Dranentad wee
berthed on hoard the Regard gel-ship. The whole of the
survivors of the mew were =mpg to Inglaad kr a mei•
ettant mast, which arrived at the Wen Ladle Docks oi
Sunday be. the Intend of Ascension. It ampere from the
statement of the man that the Heron went over and sank l
• sodden manner, and it is a wonderful circumstanoe that
any of the crew teem saved, as there was barely sereleat
time to pt out the cutter and jolly -boat. The Hama wan
Oiled out at Chatham, and left England for the African sta-
lks shoot 18 months elate, under the command of Captain
Truant. She is a vessel of the earns dale la every ripest
as the Sappho, which worn lost • taw roughs winos.

SPORTING.

TATTERSALL'9.—MoxDAY.

The Lichfield meeting cowed• the room to be thinly at-
tended, and our Let of quotation* to be rather abetter than
wool.

Ths Promised Lead has not been to quite so much de-
mand as he Ime been rd late for the ik. Leger, whilst Sum-
outside was in among request. After 600 to 100 had been
booked twice about her, the highest oder made was 6to 1.
liationette was firm, but Trumpeter was nadir euepicion,
and rumours of a "break down" were rife in the room.
However, the longest price we Nur laid egaiust him we. 20
to 1, whilst offers were afterstards made to take a shorter
pries.
Vampire was decidedly the best favourite for the Derby.
10 to 1 wee offered against Lord Portsmouth's horse, but a
point more was wanted. Closing prices:

BT. LIEBE.
6 to 4 on Mr. W. Dare The Promised Land
6to 1 Lord landeshorouttlee S.'-.- aids
(take 6 to I)
8 to 1 Mr. Jobaateoe's Marionette (t)
20 to 1 Mr. C. Peaks Napoleon (off)
33 to 1 811, H. Deo Vonta'a Comforter (t)
40 to 1 Colonel Townlere Gladiolas (t and off)
1 mat
CESARZWITCH STAKES.
50 to Allegro (t)
60 to 1 Bl*ck Tommy (t)
60 to 1 Maoism (t)
1000 to 10 Quotaatown (t)
DERBY.
10 to 1 apt Mr. E Ten Broeek's Umpire (tneely)
10 to 1 Lead Portsmouth's Ettooeneer (Woe
11 to ))
12 to 1 Mr. Wyatt'sNatboaens(of)
12 to 1 Lord Palmerston's Mediaboas (4)

LICHFIELD RACES-HOIDAY.
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GREAT YARMOUTH RACES.
PROGRAMER OF THE SPORT.
To-momow.

The COUNTY 1111143411' OPTIONAL SELLING STALES of
3 'ors. each, with 40 added; beau. One gad a quatter.
To enter on Toinday night by eight o'clock.
Tire INNuirana' PLAY' of 40 eon., added to • Free
Handicap of 6 eon. each; winners of any handicap after
August 16, Mb czars. Half a mile. (7 subs.)
Ap ffit lb AEG rlb
Patric* a 11 Oosfettloser ..... S
Aduktlce E i 4 10Naulat 1 6
Doe Cosset E 412 I. bs 61,44ftsaL oat of
LPL Net .
Tlll GUANO STAND STAINS d 3 arm. each, with 30
added, for ell ages. Heats, T.T.C. To War by sight
o'clock cm Triday eight.
A 11ANDICAP PLAIT of 20 move. for beaten bones at this
meeting. One toile and a quarter. To enter at the Grand
Stand within tea minutes after the printona race.

FIRST Bomar BALLS.—The Lord Lieutenant of
the county If Surrey has granted the commanding-officer of
this corm, the head-quarters of which are at Hanover. park,
Peckham, pennimice to oontinne enrolment until a full bat-
talion is complete. This corps has been at regular dnll for
some three months, and ball pretties at long ranges is car-
ried on every Saturday. The uniform, which is useful, and
gentlemanly in character, has been approved by the
Lord Lieutenant as the rifle uniform for the whole county.
The rifles are of a first class character and have The advan-
tage of being riled upon the greatly improved principle in-
vented by Captain Boucher. The members parade in uni-
form and with rifles. The club-house and grounds at head-
quarters poems every convenience required, it being also
very may of au to any one residing in any pert of South
London. A ormeiderahle detachment of the corps visited
Woolwite on Saturday last under command of Captain
Boetier and Captain Reece, and made some vary medirabla
precties la she marshes. Every information as to joining
may be obtained upon application to Yr. Cramer Rogers,
7, 102ellineles-strest, London-bridge, S.R.

. - •
WAKEFIELD VOLUNTEER RIFLEs.— This corps,
which now numbers upwards of 60 rumbas, had a special
drill, In the grounds belonging to the Orammar School, on
Friday night het. The drill commenced at its o'clock p.m.,
when various alotamoary naoommos wars goes through
with suck prodaios as reflected the greatest credit upon the
Sergeant-1114w of the West Riding CoentahoJary (the dnll
leetructor of the caps); and also afforded evidence of the
attention given by the volunteers during the abort time they
have barn under his econesad.

DESTRUCTION or A HOTEL BT FIRE.—On Satur
day afternoon Bcbaw'a Hotel. at ()naked, well-known to
towhee la that Isieteeties locality, was bully destroyed by
Sria, It la supposed that the conflagration was calmed by the
over-heatinsr of ose of the numerous dues is the ectabliab-
sent There won &beet 910 visitors staying at the hold at
the thine of the breeklast out of the ere, but we ma baffle' le
stale that no endows setident occurred, which is a subject foe
oeserratslatiow, considering lbe large number of perms re-
siding to the house. The damage, which is very consider-
able, 1e covered by insurances in several ars allOS.—Nao-
camels 6Areeicle.
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LONDON. TINSDAY. LUGUar 30.

Faun Sysodical action the opponents of National
lidatatios is Inland are about to proceed to polities!
combination. AU Catholic halide hitherto employed
is the cometroctiou of liberal 121111/IMO at West-
=loiter are to strike work if the novel exactions of
their despotic chiefs Sr. sot complied with. Thom,
are at pretest in the Irian repreeentatios thirty
members of the Church of Rome. Of theorem*,
air or eight hare =lolly been reckoned emeag the
eatagoaista rather this the sesistants of the aims of
peogrom Oa abotrast epiestions, like the Ballot and
the propriety of »dieing the Temporalities of the

ista►liehmeet on the eihnr side of the Channel,
them =stigmas have, it is tree, voted differently
bass their Tory conferees. But on almost every or.
mica when the practical predominance of a Liberal
policy toe been in issue they have been uniformly
bead voting with the friends of reaction at
boss sad absolutism abroad. These will, of
coarse, form the nucleus of the new combination
which we are told is to be framed under episcopal
auspices. Perhaps we may set down about es many
more whams meats are not held se Beta of the Church,
and who may still be reckoned on as preferring the
risk of penitential contests on future °animism to the
discredit of ebaeging sides at the arbitrary mandate
of Dr. Cutteir. Of the residue, which can hardly
somber more than fifteen, we are unwilling to
speak sae way or the other before they shall them-
selves individually and collectively declare whether
they will bear, or whether they will forbear. We
are willing to believe in their independence as loos
es they will suffer as to do so, and to hope that ea the
majority of Roman Catholic members of the Pied-
mecums Legislature steadily and successfully resisted
similar emomptioes of sacerdotal authority on the
part of Archbishop PLttt7oNr. on this selfeleme sub-
ject of popular education, the Roman Catholic mem.
hero of the British Parliament will show, when pat
to the test, that they know their duty as good cla-
ms, and what they owe to their own dignity as
men of political honour. The resistance of the Laity
in Ireland to ecclesiastical domination in political
matters is so new thing, although of late we are con-
cerned to find how much Imo resolute than on former
occasions is the spirit of self-reliant thought and of
freedom of action manifested. On the other hand,
we do not forget that among the tamest and
most time-serving tools of priestly power have
always been certain nominal Protestants, who,
for electioneering parposee, have frequently
been reproached with out-doing the sincere votaries
of Catholicity in their political subserviency,
Judging from peat experience, we should be almost
surprised if we did not hear of some specimens of
the clam we have described in the archiepiscopal
muster-roll.

But when all is done that the perverse ingenuity
of clerical ambition can devise, how much nearer
will the Obecurantists be to their object ? With com-
mon firmness on the part of the Government, not a
whit. It may be true that a shameful compact has
been or is about to be concluded between the two
religious parties in Ireland, heretofore profess-
ing the extremest repugnance to each other's
faith and discipline, and that, for the sake
of common mischief, Orangeism and Ultra.
montanism have entered into an unlooked-fat
league and covenant, whereby a majority of the
hundred and five representatives of Ireland will be
brought to vote together against Mixed Pabseation.
What then ? Is it conceivable that the balk eleven
the Scotch and English Conservatives will be drawn
into abetting such a proceeding P Can Lord DEADY
—whose fame as a statesman mainly rests upon the
National System in Ireland—consent to its dilapida-
tion? Will Lord STANLEY, whose tendencies have
year try year seemed met and more matured in the
anti-sectarian direction, lead the sanction of hie
enlightened name to blind and bald retrogression
I. it credible that Sir Joni, PAKINGTON will, for
the make of a third-rate party triumph, rally his
eilmmatiter foe caosistency and liberality by &ducat.
ksg the surrender of all he has hitherto extolled
and sustained' We do not think so poorly of the
sagacity, to say nothing of the honour, of the Tory
party ; but were we disposed to be malignant, we
should wish them no worse, and their competitors for
power nothing better then that they should plunge,
body and bones, into this Serbonian bog. Once in,
they would And it hard, if not impossible, to retrace
their steps, or regain the secular terra firma of
neutrality whereon now they stand. In debate they
would find themeless driven to admit that the
break-up of the existing institution would imply
their voting in parliament every year a quarter of a
million of money or thereaboate for exclusively
Catholic scbools—i. e , for school, in which the logic
of LOYOLA and the toleration of TORCICEMADA would
avowedly and uninterruptedly be taught. We should
like to hear the calculations of Messrs. ROSE and
Seorrtiarn as to the effect of votes of this kind
upon Tory elections.

A paper from the pen of Loird Crania( mire
ler qualm ot. to We ladies memitive V Orb. II le la
reply to the Ira it its deopedebee of Lai The
Oememer-Oeserel .p. Is We Wpm, Net be dem met ask
Mt porn doe fie, NI ealy ie mg, ems mimedee ee
miewyebielime. Idled /em ley bed ludimMed am the
ealeeded Odds pmeMmerks vas albseidist sit sesailis,
hero um* es•amemis. iliehmlalp bed dm
MO Oa er pesOmmems Imd dem mmeeded eel set wed
or Led Craft rare dor dorrios of so. Most.
imam r ewe dril Ye predemsOs bee and la emy moo
anis isisai4 aad art amperages was see eel, serrd
ho. pot Is Orr Whom ON* lea Me warms
Yrs. ors Lod Crorki re staror it timoria hoe
lon r roomy. it sit mad) a mormee.

T. mortal manias of the Casaba (Dowager) el
Ilksbary were Mimed et Zeman-eras Genteel terley.
no Miasmal Dams Commission embarked yew
anew Erna g Peeemeeth oft boort he thetehtle. ohm
Inds Nitairr Ourroihr Allis, red esth s powwows
OM
(lb. Isms) sa hid, protesied le the Needle* prep
b almglsb &sir bigeMbn d the swim morsodiss
holaseh.
Apw et no palsies ar kmaranse low beta tam
salsa the OseM Lowe se "agesr w emir yams trig
pronly mod b busart say bedews mid We ella.
*WS se ibs Mil My. Ahead the take men istlemei
he hie teem le he pentlehty d ale wed am weft
safely est Of the Timms.

gpt Court.

Ms Queen end Prince Consort, with Prince Alfred,
Pero Arlar,Princar Like, Primer Heirs, and Fritters
Ler" wird it sae Valeek yesterday enamor it Back-
leglima Pair,
AIR MePery sod lie loyal debars left Osborne at 20
.rear prO sir dent, 11/4111d in the rya yacht Fairy,
see irevellal by spode We as the Boath-Waters Bad-
ray le the river Medea et Nisi Bina.

is sttsstioses woe lady Churchill, the Hoc. Hangs
Iheressi. Celina the Has, &r C. B. Phipps, Lord Charles
Illikar-Oesarel the Has. C. Grey, Coked Di&
Wok Cassia Da Plat, !Nor Elphiestor, sad
Molar Cowell, R.H.
The royal plate IMO enveyed how the Stelae to the
P&p hi four d the Queues oerviegeo escorted by a de-
tedmiat of Brien.

Ile Qum sod Prow reed reared ereilibilag Ines
ask errep, by dr Rea Cdr Orbert, red Nara
ek Shrewd Bowser.

The Q. and Pi Ceeseet, ecoomputied by Prime
Arent, Prisms Alfa, ?rhos Ham. tad rirlemo Loehr
and ottsolod by the royal Mb, lollt Ineklogloot Pam et
Wilmot eight o'clock Is the efeeeiset to the Ihsee-enee
akelea el the Cheat Nalibilli Railway, to pawl to Eba-
bulk Me muds to Belment.

11, • wira rot ft. 01 W. Orr. =Maps,
iri IMO amerted y. airemat of Humes.

Is sliashosa ow lady Cherchill, the HOC Roareas
Oadoort, Rs Roo. Loath Steplord, Coload Ow Ras. C. B.
!Wm, Lord Mobs Fitzroy, Mayor-Osnersi the His. C.
Om. and Ur Jams Clark.
Roo *OW sod blo Royal Illesom wan coolhobol le
*dr olorlogo oath& logorbare teen I. palace by Vioosoat
ilia (LW Cbmiodalo), Gomel ltr lidwood Boyotor,
.1 do Mawr at So IllartesiL

?dm Alb* atimild by Ks* Cotooll, R.E., hit
beddleibm Paso et • quitter put light o'clock for
Dom.

A Cabinet Canneil was held yesterday, at the
official renideses of the First Lord of the Treasury,
in Downiegotrest. The ministers present were
Vim:oast Palmentos, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Osumille, Sir G. Corsewall Lewis, Lord John
Ransil, the Duke of Newcastle, the Right Hon.
Sidney Herbert, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor
of the JR:chequer, the Dake at Somerset, the Right
Hon. T. Haney Gibson, Sir Gear Grey, and the
Right Hon. C. P. Villiers.

lbseleur de Cuteness% Savoy Ezenialeesey hue the
Dembiout Republic, sad r freeerview silk Lord Jolla
amyl st des Forreds-ollee yesbedsy, to take Wu, per
vises b Ids departure for Pals b promest kb endeadele to
the Trotegi Geranium*.

Ovaaville lei the Cliassalice of tiro Ezeitaquer sr-
thud is Maas Ilatamiry MM; sued tie Dodo of Now-
amide, fir G. C. loarta, sal tam Slit Hoe. T. Mbar
Gana, arrived la tows Tidy monism to ottaad the
Caliaat CotsaO