The Sun.
London, England, 1864-08-13 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The Official Journal of Schleswig publishes a
proclamation from Prince Frederic Charles, com-
mander in chief of the allied army, in which he
states that the Emperor of Austria has removed
Count de Reverters from his functions of civil
commissioner in Schleswig, and appointed Baron de
Lederer, resident minister, in his place.
The King of the Belgians arrived at Brussels the
night before last. The Duke de Brabant and the
Count de Flandre received his Majesty at the rail-
way station and accompanied him to Lacken. Their
royal highnesses, with the officers of their suite,
left the next morning for Ostend, whither the King
is also to proceed in a few days.
BOURSE, Aug. 12.—The market still continues in
the same inactive state, with little or no variation
in prices. Threes are unchanged at 66f. 40c,
Mobilier have improved to 1,012 f. 50e. Railways
quiet, and prices in general pretty well maintained.
The market closed as follows :

4t per Cents 95
Do. end month —
3 per Cents
Do. end month 66 40
Credit Mobilier 1011 25
Do. end month 1012 50
Bank Shares 3390
Credit } oncier 1215
Roman

Italian Loan 6B 30
Do. end month 6B 35
Ditto Threes —
New Mexican
Russian -
Austrian .. 53
Spanish Threes —
Home Debt . . —
Deferred

RAIL WAYB.

Cash. Account.
Orleans ....... ~..: .... 88.5 d • 885 --
Northern

Lyons and NeditGrranean 920 923 75
New ditto
Southern 640 „. 642 50
Western
Eastern
Sardinian
Austrian
Lombard
North of Spain
Saragossa 5lO .. 507 25
Ditto to Barcelona

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JIER MAJESTY,

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OSBORNE, August 12.
Tho Queen, accompanied by Prince Leopold,
drove out yesterday afternoon.
Viscountess Jocelyn and Lieut.. General the Non.
C. Grey were in attendance.

Visit of the Prince and Princess of Wales to

Scotland.
Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales reached Stirling shortly after eight oclock
on Teursday
morninith
loyal acclamations hy a large crowd assembled on
g, and w ere received s'
the platform of the station. Provost Murrie, of
Stirling, was also awaiting the royal party 03 the
arrival of the traio, and had the honour of being
presented to the Prince and Princess. The clbc.r
magistrates and high constables of the burgh we,,e
likewise on the platform. The Prince and Prince°
on leaving their carriage were most enthusiasticallyt
cheered, and the ladies present showed the utinee
anxiety to get a glimpse of the royal babe, who Was
conveyed direct to Callender.
to Campbell's Royal Hotel, where they
station
The Prince and Princess drove from the
partook o
breakfast, after which they proceeded in a carriage
and pair from the Royal Hotel, to Stirling Castle'
where they visited the ramparts, the Douglas roomy
armoury, messroom, &c. They purchased eariouds
articles from the table of the Douglas room, form
of the wood of that celebrated apartment, and ;Ble
'0
t 3
Bannockburn and Abbeycarig woods. The Fr:cd
f
wrote in the visitor's book, "The prince
Princess of Wales."
After their return from the castle, the prince
and Princess drove to the railway station t° j°a
the 10.45 train for Balloch. On entering te
Stirling station, their royal highnesses were re-
ceived by the Duke of Montrose, Lord and 1-,,";
Abereromby, and Mr Stirling of Kippesdavie• e
royal party, on proceeding to the saloon carrtaif;
Clyde Junction Railway to Balloch,
which was to convey them along the Forth _
cheered by a large assemblage of the inhabit° t,
of Stirling. The Duke of Montrose, ell
of the directors of the line, and Major Erakil3,:?
had the honour of accompanying their royal
highnesses. At the stations along the line at Will'
elo
the train stopped there were large crowds of peeeL_e
anxious to obtain a sight of the royal pair, who
Dry
loudly cheered when the train arrived. At the .
were lounitys
men station the Princess was presented wit
big
tasteful bouquet from Buchanan House, and at t
station the Duke of Montrose took leave of their
royal highnesses.
On the arrival of the train at Balloch the Prince
and Princess were received by Sir J tames coigaboun
of Luse, Bart.
The three Vale of Leven Rifle Volunteer Corned,
represented by about 120 men, under the co n3raantit
of Lieut.-Col. Findlay, were dry, n up inli d
Balloch station, and as soon ash the train
struckstopne
the volunteers presented arms, and the band
formed
up the National Anthem. The line being al
in open order the Prince of Wales left the.r,o7the
carriage and proceeded along the ranks an"
ro,
plaudits of a numerous assemblage of spectator
plaudits of a uumcrous assemblage OtPeCtjOfl the
As the Prince proceeded with the inspection,
e.
commissioned officers had the honour of being Pr
seated to his royal highness. W
re,
At Balloch pie:, which was gaily decorated
re _o
ra
flowers and evergreens, the royal party we
ceived with loud demonstrations of loyalty fro
those assembled.
In order to ensure as much privacy aspossible t°
the Prince and Princess, it was arranged that the
carriages conveying them and their attendaots
should b© detached from the others, and that the
latter should be run en to the pier, where a steam
boat was in waiting for the ordinary passengers
to Lochlomond, which, we may observe, has had
more than its usual oharo of tourists this year'
This or course caused some detention to the
royal party, and it was about one o'clock
before the platform was cleared of the general
public and all was made ready for the reception 0'
their royal highnesses. The scene at Balloch pier Oa
such as is but seldom witnessed at this quiet and
comparatively secluded spot. A line of small boats'
to the number of 30 or 40, were ranged close to the
jetty, each with its patient group of spectatore•
Along the pier carpeting was laid for some distance;
while the aides were decorated with arches of ever
greens, from the centre of which depended wrea_eo
and crowns of flowers, and everywhere there wevcrA
marks of general rejoicing. A pretty large erov
s
had assembled at the entrance to the pier, and ba.
of people came trooping through the adieiliiry
oto
fields and woods, and took up their position at sbPieet
here and there along the line of railway froth vi
arid
they could obtain a good view ofthe Fril'hciech i 5
Princess. The Prince Consort steamer, 0,..
one of the finest of the vessels which ply on
It
Lomond, was retained for the Prince and paiortY•
was fitted up with great taste for the "Ctariiin, were
Their royal highnesses, on leaving t
proceeded
loudly cheered by the crowd, and es
thhei ereceive
along the pier to the Prince Consort, thee
a similar welcome from the people in the
and.
Clyde Railway
the loch. Several of the directors of the Forit,e,
ping Company, and also one or two gentleme_lince,
the district, were in waitirg to receive the -rramong.
and of the Lochlomond Steamo,orairta
and Princess on board the Prince Consort.
.vihovi
these was Sir James Colquhoun of Luse, With, tboe,
his royal highness shook hands. Some °I d
in
gentlemen appeared disposed to remain on boar
out,
case their services might be required top°l_ere
the most interesting features in the lake ece"ro al
hut in consequence of an intimation from his
tb a
highness that there would be no necessity Woo
attendance of any one, all left the steamer e/c
jaw,
the crew and the attendants upon their royal ita.,1501,..
nesees, Lieut. Col. Findlay, Major Erskine of `l,
,t3d
ross, Mr Young, and Mr Denny, former manager,
the latter secretary of the Forth and Clyde Italic: "",,o
Everything being in readiness for the departure
di
ipso
Prince Consort, the steam was got uP an area
steamer sailed slowly up the loch at a few Enluic.6.o
Past ono o'clock. The boat for the ordinary to
party, 3'
in
advance
of
that
cf°l2vor aeaYhiocrgt dtistance, as if inteee'"
steamed ahead o.f t
had taken up a position from a qhuearrotyeralto haif a h3lia
but as the Prince Consort reel'
ins to act as a pilot , •
roe
a different route, they soon parted company
Prince Consort sailed round the east side filh:
s.,„.ea ace,
lug crossed the loch,
to the west by Dicta She
e
murrin, sweeping round by lncncalliach, 111311
lornond ; and, 'o'i
newt crossed to the east by Ben
sailed through the straits by Rossdhu to L'lss'
b°° -
order to enable the royal party to see thewc
the fine mountain scenery, she againdcro.sswedozle,°ol.
char in passine•
Arthur and the whole of Arro
by Tarbet, thus affording
another crossing, and re
etc
a splend:
cf„ 1;0
steamer made yet
Inversnaid, where their royal highnesses anal "1. e
wr°
On disembarking they and
attendants landed.
r"age
Corps• Car la to
guard of honour of the os s
eiane
rAecrreoivcehdarbyHighland Volunteer .
were in waiting, and the royal party proeei
atrine
Stronachiahar, and thence sailed over I
ochto the entrance of the rrossacha. From ten- they
proceed.
Mr Sir clap©
from Callender, to the hotel kept by
ed to the Bridge of Turk, about 1(:). ra,l ir,
for IP
where 18 or 20 apartments had been taken nt,
use of their royal highnesses and their attentrroela
The prince and princess were expected.ii
~,Abeee
Aberreldie yesterday, arriving at FerrYb.l '.11(2,0c0
deen) by the 4.10 mail train, and proceeding
Le*
by special train on the Deeside ltailwe-Y•
gibe
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridgevisit to
the Princess Mary left town yesterday, on 3
Prince and Princess of Wales at Abergeldie.
N His Grace the Archbishop of Dublin, OCC°sligiel
y 3
by Lieutenant Trench, 8.A., has arrived at
who
hotel from Ireland.
Castle,
boltoa
fo
arrived in town on Thursday last from litato
Ireland/
The Duke and Duchess of
Hants, lift London yesterday, on their way
left
the season. F Ailesbury
hioness o.
The Marquis and Marc
k, Marlborough,
town on Thursday for Tottenham rar
Manchester,
Thursday
last
Wilts, for a few weeks.
teWn s lett
The Earl of DAikeith left The comi,o_
for a few weeks' tour on the Continent.
town yesterday for Tuebriagc