The Sun.
London, England, 1864-11-18 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 17
Her Royal Highness the Princess Helentit':(l
tended by Lady Caroline Barrington and

Methuen went to London this morning.
Refit
Ills Thyal Hightliss the Prince of \Vales
out hunting with the harriers, attended by o°l°:9
the Hon, A. Hardinge, Lieutenant-Colonel
cote, and M,j..)r ricescl4:e.

O bto
His Royal llii;laness th© I)Je d'Aumtile tta
arrived at W'ytham Abbey, near Oxford, on a visit 11)
Earl of Abingdon. Cd
His Excellency the Austrian Ambasscd°r ed
the Countess Apponyi are expected to arrived at CllB°-

thuse the week after next from Germany.
His Excellency the Prussian Ambassolori
the Countess 13ernslorff and family are expected t° 'ecit
St. Leonards in a few days for the Prussian ElDb°6s).'
Carlton house terrace.
The Earl of St. Germans and Lord Eliot
arrived at the family residence in Dover-street, from r
Eliot, Cornwall. Motel

Eirl Grey and family have arrived at the
Mirabenu, Paris,
at
" - d .di C, 'en 11-1

The Countess Craven an. Ladies ,ravt-
in town yesterday from Ashdown Park, Berks. 11;°-
earl had previously arrived in tov n. rtflio
Viscount Sudley has left town for the 01
Embassy at Paris. Afitr
His Excellency Count Nesselrode has left ;01
rigy's Hotel on a visit to Lord Orford at Woltertoll
Norfolk. '

The Marquis d'Audigne entertained his Egad
lency Prince de la Tour d'Auvergne and a select Pr'
dinner yesteßlay evening. pelf
The marriage of the Lady Louisa PF
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daughter of the Earl and CJuntess of Albemarle, an!._i
mender the Hon. Frederick -Ma'am Charteris, till1;00
of the Earl of Wemyss, is, we hear, fixed to take Plsf
the 30th inst. at the Earl of Albemarle's seat, Quid
ii ill, Nurfolk.

Lady Wolseley has arrived at Brown's
Dover-street. gf4

The Right Hon. T. H. Sotheron-Estoourt•-000
and Mrs Estcourt have left Farrance's Hotel for Vi
near Tetbury.
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GENERAL TODLEBEN IN LIVERPOOL. ---411
Todleben, the celebrated Russian engineer °
pit
arrived in Liverpool yesterday morning, from 31813`311,10
shortly after 10 o'clock. Ho was accompanied by
Boutakoff, another distinguished Russian officer, 81/110101
aide.de-camp. He was met at the station by I‘.l.l4l°joy
Mahs, the Russian consul, Col. Clay, and Mr 31ackN,'o,
The party at once proceeded to the Crosby Sands to %clot
some experiments with Mr James Mackay's new Iti)og I
adaptation gun. The gun experimented with 'dog
twolvc-pounder, the steel of which had been me 1,11
Messrs Frith, of Sheffield, and the gun itself
Mersey Steel and Iron Works Company. A target
feet wide was placed at a distance of a thousand 93117.101.
a bolt of 121 b fez, with a charge of lilb of pelv'ea'siv
sent through the target every time. the gun was I.ein. 11#
(six times in all), and three of the shots were witbo/
centre circle. Toshow the beautiful spin of the sli°,-0701,
was fired with a quarter of a pound of powder, an 01
with only one ounce, and this experiment elaosce
spin of the shot to be perfect. The last shot Walt 1104
400 yards spinning like a top. The exp.:rip:o,h° tY
the General expressed himself delighted
weapon and the results he had witnessed. Tho.,
then drove to the Canada Dock, where it was ee'Plil"
i
that a steamer would be in waiting to convey 701°
Messrs Laird's Works, at Birkenhead, but throug-
misunderstanding the boat did not wait for theta',
General then drove along the whole length of thebito#
the length of time occupied in which would gill/10(0,1
good idea of their magnitude and the works el the '-gree
Steel and Iron Company, where he inspected with,
interest the numerous iron-founding processes. 11/e $Ol,,
court target which had been shattered by the large '1390
gun was here inspected by the General. Ile left /50
before four o'clock, and departed by the first r°
London. ITAl‘jt
LIFEBOAT SERVICES.—TRAMORE, NEAR 14.-
/HMI), Wednesday.—This morning about 6 o'clock firm
Mr James Budd), the schooner Sarah, of Waterford:idols
that place to Cardiff, with hay and vegetables, NO „ bd,'
during a gale of wind and a very heavy sea into
*hero she afterwards struck. The lifeboat of the I'ls-0°
Institution on this station was immediately lauticbc',t
brought the wreck's crew of six men safely ashere'oo/
surf on the ece ision was very rough, and broke two
oars of the lifeboat.
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THE LATE LORD DUDLEY STUART,--YeLf ft
being the 10th anniversary of the death °Po
lamented nobleman, a meeting of the members of Wipe'
Historical Society was held at Sussex Chamber°, cot,
street, St. James's, in commemoration of this sadcoo,
and to offer their customary tribute of respect and Brpariico.,
to the memory of their departed friend and ben 0l
whose loss in the present melancholy state a r°' ,ijes4
more than ever deplored. In the absence of the Pre-,-etr
Colonel Szyrma, the chair was occupied by the
dent, Major Szulczewski.
At a meeting of the creditors yesterday 0, 0,1"
Galbraith, Bigland, and Co., in the East India ttat'l' O'Y
04,
failed on the 20th of October, a statement watt 0-bilk
by Messrs Harding, Pullein, and Co., showing °Olt
secured and unsecured, for about £162,000, of whieb_dtoo:j
is expected to rank against the estate, while the nt
estimated at only £17,806. After much discussion
determined to wind up under a deed of assignment aft
At a meeting yesterday of the creditors 01 loss'
Lazard, a respectable French merchant and dealero",
changes, who suspended on the 10th October, ° lej
sheet was submitted by Mr Kemp, the accountant, es°4, et
liabilities estimated to rank upon the estate £66'°,40',)!
assets valued at £6s,B6l,leaving a probable surpinsliab"!
According to the explanations given, althougecarefii
ties on bills are very large, it is fully believed afterafje
examination that a sufficient allowance has been 1:110Pri
all the losses likely to arise from them. By the olit,
January a division of the cash in hand may Preba
made, as most of the liabilities will then have run %.o.otit
fidence was expressed in Mr Lazard, and a resolu pe
-
unanimously passed for the winding up of the s°l° 0,
the inspection of Mr Kemp. NI 1)1.°
The suspension has been announced of r'bilit'h,
Ruutz Rees, East India merchant, with
for £llO,OOO, and of a connected establishment, 140,04 t
title of Matti and Co., whose liabilities are for ;0
Both houses are of recent formation, and the st°P,..„Pci °t 0,
apparently resulted from speculations in cotton 5,10,,,,1
East India produce, for the support of which there o'o3
adequate capital. A corresponding house of re
and Co. of Calcutta is also involved in the stePPiioi,
an establishment at Berne in Switzerland is liiceed
lieved to be compromised. The prospecto of the
tbeete/,
are, it is apprehended, unfavourable. As regardB:llos4l
of Mr Ruutz-Rees, there are shipments witich nos it
be realised in Calcutta which cost £70,000, and Rd 000 l
hoped may bring about £48,000. The divjder/ood,li
liabilities of Messrs Matti and Co. seems to Mae,
some arrivals of remittances or produce that are 01)"
from Calcutta. The books of both houses are in 01
of Messrs G. Butler and Co. :
THE MURDER OF MR BRICIGS.—The 6°o
tot re
late Mr Briggs, writing to a c ontemporarl'orey
—" About hall-past 10 o'clock on Sunday night .e 0 a 0
;
presentatives of the German Legal Protection 5°1,-0,414
at my late father's residence, and s'tating that the't, fie get;
matters connected with Franz Mulder, requested prettO
Briggs. This being out of the qu cation, one of 03/6113'31t'
had an interv.tew with them ; troy then, sound: tef,
and the rest of *he family were dissatisfied with tvree 0;0
and notwithstanding his assurance that theY wereto
mistaken, proceeded for the space of three-claelitpy
hour to recapitulate the arguments which t'iopeoi°
ready made publics in favour of Franz Muller '0 3,001ei
and endeavoured to persuade him to go at one° feoriteac!!:
a cab which they had waiting at the door to Sir.' Voro'
to plead personally for a reep its of 'the prisoner' oti
not doubt, sir, that the widoi r and children of tbeoettioio"
man would bo the !eat to wish that an inii/eat piga
should be punished for th4a crime, as such an %Del 04
not fail to add greatly to th eir grief at the 105e4.006,:
sustained. and I put it to ya ,u and the publio1,01,0:!1
should not have been spared so indelicate and ; tiodfooir
appeal. If you will allow me, sir, I wish to ad toilJoce,o
fillip sympathising with the fe4 'Hogs that prol.ooo°ejotj
countrymen to mae every effo, -t to prove hi°.l secered 's
maintain that theta) efforts sheraild have been '
ippt,id!,
with their knowledge of the h-uth of faet°,oeo
which, in the mem oriel presented to Sir Glocioicor,
was stated that Mull er's description of lkla• Di4im tr 10
taut was correct, alth 'ugh he had been previe;irieodot
Muller by Mr Beard, and deolared by th° .r 00,101,4 t
unknown to him. wi ten the Edmonton off b 9 1,/ 'of )11
to, although an explat Wien had been giv the 1;11"f4c
men; and lastly, I hal -a been informed by °14.0,11';y
Walbautn that Muller told him that he it tre'
opposed to the attempt rte prove an alibi, es
ce
a., fie
true that he went to the' house of Mrs JOttori,.-
of July, and Met he had. ,so stated to his folti
14-
the first." Mr Bagi.,,p`os,
AN OLD ACQUAINTIa of
ex-M.P., informed us at the I‘l.`Clellan tae,
fore 0~
nescley, that under Mr Linccht st this ontiodosttior Pfe%!,oo
headlong road to political ruin.!4 This ism beat "
born citizen. It is not exactly- pt'eaaant tot 0 trio
Englishman mouthing stale 1 Avows aht'uoulo"
creed" and " the blotidy doe saivo' of f?-11
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