The Sun.
London, England, 1863-05-13 00:00:00

BOROUGH HOP.

Both English and foreign hops are in steady request, and
the late advance in prices well supported.

WHITECHAPEL.

The supply of meat is moderately large, and the trade
rules inactive at the sut joined currency :

Beef, from 2s 6d to 3s 10d ; mutton, 3s 2d to 4s 2d; lamb,
58 6d to 6s 4d ; veal, 3s 6d to 4s 6d ; and pork, 3s 4d to
4s 4d per 81bs by the carcase.

THE LATE A. L. EGG, R.A., AT SASS'S—QUERY,
GANDISH'S ?—On one occasion Mr. Sass, who had
quite a romantic notion of the dignity of the profession,
and did justice to this view by his solemn deportment,
suddenly discovering a pewter quart-pot in a little cup-
board in the pedestal of the Apollo Belvedere, held it out
in great indignation, inquiring to whom it belonged, Mr.
Augustus Leopold advanced politely, with the naive assur-
ance that he believed it belonged to the publican round the
corner, whose name was engraved on its face. "My ques-
tion, sir, applies to the person who is responsible for its
introduction here." "It was I, sir, who had the beer for
my lunch brought in it," replied the student. " Then I
have to declare, Mr. Egg," said the scandalised Mr. Sass,
gesticulating with the pot still in his hand, " that your
conduct makes it easy to prophesy you will never succeed
in your pursuit of art; and it seems he hela this view to
the last, altho gh ti he student drew and progressed steadily,
ana exhibited no degrading taste but in the instai.ce given
of love of beer out of the pewter. Like Clive Newsome,
under similar circumstanc* a, the young gentleman had his
horse brought to the door by the groom when he left at
three or four in the aftetnoon ; and in all things, it would
appeal, he conducted his studies in a more luxurious way
than his fellows.

THE itIiSSIAN ARMY.—The 7ygodnilc states, on
the authority of official documents, that the active Russian
army now comprises, after the reductions which have been
made, 335,000 infantry, 61,0,0 cavalry, 55,000 of the reserve,
60,000 artillerymen with 2,000 caun,n—making a total of
510,000 men on paper. The real effective force, however,
is considerably less, and does not excet.d W 0,00) men,

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HER MAJESTY.

OSBORNE, MAT 12.
The Queen and Princess Louis of Hesse, attend(
by Lady A. Bruco and Lord C. Fitzßoy, drove 1
Newport yesterdiy.
Prince and Princess Leiningen dined with hi
IVlajesty.

The Prince and Princess of Wales.
The Prince of Wales, attended by Major Teel
dale, rode on horseback yesterday morning.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prince:
of Wales, attended by the Countess of Macclesfiel
and Major Teesdale, honoured the Royal Italia
Opera, Covent-garden, with their presence la!
evening.

THE QUEEN'S JOURNEY TO BALMORAI

The Queen will return from Osborne to Winds°
Castle to-morrow, and on the following day be
Maj..sty will take her departure for Bain:l°l.,l
accompanied by their Royal Highnesses tu
Princesses Helena, Louisa, and Beatrice.
The Royal train conveying her Majesty will cog
sist of the Queen's saloon carriage, two ordinal.:
saloons, one family carriage, five first-class Or
riages, three carriage trucks, and two luggage °II3,
belonging to the London and North-Westerd Rau
way Company, under whose direction the jourae:
will be made over the several lines in connectiel
with their system.
Her Majesty will be attended by Lady August
Bruce, the Duke of Argyll, General the N°El
Charles Grey and Mrs. Grey and Miss Grey, Lori
Charles Fitzroy, Dr. Jenner, and Mr. itulavd
Major Cowell will be in attendance on ?rine'
Alfred, and Mr. Buff on the young Prince Leopold
The Royal train will leave Windsor at VI
minutes before seven o'clock on Friday evening, anli
proceeding over the Great Western Railway, vvi
reach Oxford at twelve minutes after eight. Thence
after a delay nf five minutes, the train will run
Leamington, where, during a ten minutes' intoro
the Royal party will partake of refreshments, pre
ceeding onwards at 9.35 p.m. Her Majesty 1
leave the Great Western railway at the Bush'ull
junction, where the train is timed to arrive e,
10.42 p.m. Here the line of the London and SOrt
Western proper is entered upon, and the MI
journey will be continued to Whitmore, obal'
place will be reached at 11.34 p.m. Tho trairl
run through the important station of Col%
midnight without stopping, the next halt being Pi,
the preston junction at 12.51 a.m. on the m° i°°
of the 16th inst. The Kendal junction v4111)11
reached at 239 a.m., and the border °i,l
of Carlisle will be reached at seven lt
nutes after four. Thenceforward the train 1/0,
run over the Caledonian Railway to the eifete
hill Junction, making only one law:V(111/.4
stoppage at Summit. From Greenhill the Secittitb,
Central line will be traversed to the city of F,er-f
where her Majesty will arrive at 40 minutes ait'"o
on Saturday morning. The royal party will 81011
here and partake of refreshments at the Stis'ifoi
Hotel, one hour and a quarter being allowed
that purpose. The Duchess of Athole will jolt' t'
Majesty at this place and travel onwards With 64
Queen to Balmoral. Starting again at 10 11:8-61
The train will run over the Scottish North-Easii-0
line to Forfar, which station will be reached
10.53 a.m. From Forfar to Aberdeen an uli'lltor
rupted Inn of 58 miles will be run without soil
ping, the train arriving at the latter city at /
p.m. After a delay of 5 minutes the royal 1): to
will proceed northwards over the Deeside liPte
Aboyne, the furthest extremity of the railvlaYoiofr
tem, her Majesty posting thenceforward t°
moral by a couple of easy stages, the wholePtlirittla
of nearly 600 miles being accomplished io

more than 20 bouts.
tb.
The usual instructions have been issued to
various railway officials, and it has been or"-det
that on this occasion none of the public are, unity
sty circumstances, to be admitted within Wl's,
tions, the object being that her Majesty shalgt,
perfectly undisturbed during the journey opti
Cawkwell, general manager of the London,„o
North-Western Railway, will have the exc";00,
direction of the royal train from Windsor to Ab°l

ETON COLLEGE.—We are informed that lietitt
the intention of their Royal Highnesses the Fril'ejoof
Princess of Wales to honour Eton with their presea llio
the sth of June. The annual ceremonies, thereforet tit sir
usually take place on the 4th will on this occasion be P
to Friday, the sth of June.
The Earl and Countess of Wintertou
arrived at 37, Portland-place. rid
Viscount and Viscountess Galway have :plow,
at LiHyman' s Hotel, Brook-street, from Serlby
Lord and Lady Middleton and the
Willoughby have arrived at the St. George's 11°fr''a0117
Count M. G. de Wczele has left Est°l/43-
for Norfolk. A fstl! ilf
The Baron and Baroness Rottermond 110;norj
have arrived at the Brunswick, Jermyn-street,
01
A saying of Sir George Cornewall LeNvis,°,'loP:,
in an in Memoriam notice in ,Eraser's Afagaz
in
would be very tolerable except for its pleasures."
says the Reader, he meant evening parties. th
OPERA-HOUSE SOCIETY.—The mass °Ai to A,
who at tend come to flirt, to talk, to see, °13.:01,4
seen. The atmosphere is redolent of Lord 91-olgtigt
Here is his favourite lounge. Here he vents li°oore ,ott
inanities as h 1 passes from one box to another. 0004
spread the meshes in which the fortunes of eldetehelvio,
l';ow
entangled. Add to the ordinary assemblage 'alrAti
dowagers, eligible young men, and marketable yiollot
the influx of country visitors who come up to Milo teed
few weeks in June, and are determined, of eorille, 8014
opera colite qui cozite, and some notion may be trill,
few who come for music, and the many who c°l33- /
for a fashionable recreation.
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W. HUNT'S FRUIT, EGGS, AND FLO„" -
truth seems to be, says an enthusiastic sr,rt-ooOrd
the Saturday Review, that this consummate arused, 82,
improves upon nature. Apples so ripely coloUr
so transparent, strawberries so melting, plumbs
are sc-rcely to be found except in the idaal•
beautiful are this painter's bird's-nests and fi°l7ore jog 70/
AN OVERLOADED CAP.—Yesterday' tOrpopeceipo
Humphreys held an inquiry at Dalston red Chid
the deaths of Mr. John Robert Davis, aged 40, alioiseet,
Sylvester, aged 24. Mr. George Hyson, a raB g/11,
Mr. Davis was a gentleman living on his mear'eildr9,ooo
was a cab proprietor. On Wednesday evening It's b°6ll
Mr. Birchett, and Mr. Skidmore came to witue-,,edo,A,
•
a Hsnsom cab, driven by Sylvester. Mr. Davis asP
vs.brr
01'
to come with them, with his cornopean, t° 800
iipe
where they would take a boat to Tottenharo• .
lOW ag):01(„It
n es went upstairs to get his hat they put htsl96o,iir
the cab and drove routAl the corner. Witnesoiir'°o owl 0.,
they told him to get on the top of the cab. '1300400° IP
have done so, but he was apprehensive of ti:;rejj. y 11A OA
son if be did not accompany the party..,;!„:91091; the
sober. While going along a portion of the .o'l7ols if);
where there were repairs, and the stones were
aid
ter
1:00,0
aid
cab jolted in a peculiar manner, and Sylves
springs had become straight. Witness was aide
they drove along to Hackney, where he got nLicte, 0;004
hide, and Mr. Davis and Mr. Birchett sat 01.01100 1,00;
top of the cab. Witness played a tuna ou tbe 000
through Hackney-town. While going ddoubt ilge(l4
bridge-road they noticed a strange noise, 11,u, pls
Dgiving way of the springs. The horse sud iticaP ee ites
the left hand side. Mr. Skidmore tried t°.fse•
a 84
witness pulled him back, and so saved bistiltio het; flitou
suddenly plunged to the other side agains were floe lose
an embankment. The cab and the hors° b°silf ,6
lently on their sides into the roadway' be sacy, to the
stunned. When witness collected his 01'81,00 °/11300,0
ter and Davis on the ground. They wer.,;c.Judas
0,
German Hospital, where they died. -uottires of l'os dO,
said that both the deceased died from 6. shat is Ca
of the skull. The jury returned a verdict,
_f 9 cancer
ceasf d were killed through the oversettingfeja flur
se
and that the cab was overset through u
ver loaaed."
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t relating ells tie,
before th to 6ei 1/6
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land only, provides that the owner
°f to to sileePale
liable in damages for injury done by ou„. 0001
and it shall not be necessary to prove;i7voto pruPsyse I
such owner, or a previous known
othredog. "permittedT he
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