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London, England, 1864-11-03 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY.

WINDSOR CASTLE, 2.
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Her Majesty received, by telegraph yesten
the gratifying intelligence of the confinementol
her Royal Highness Princess Louis of Hesse I
the birth of a princess.
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Both her royal highness and the infant 1311- •
are doing well.
The Queen, attended by Lady Augusta Stag
walked and drove in the grounds this morniDg'
Her Royal Highness Princess Louise weptl
driving, attended by Lady Caroline Barringt°ll.;)
His Royal Highness Prince Arthur left the tics
for Greenwich park, attended by
.111.jor
stone.

Her Royal Highness Princess Helena rose

the riding-school.

Lord Charles Fitzroy and Colonel the I:l°°'
Harding° have succeeded Lord Alfred Pagel,
Colonel the Hon. D. de Roe as equerries in Batt!
The Hon. Flora Macdonald and the Hon. u 1
line Cavendish are the maids of honour in 011'
to her Majesty.

The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland 1
arrived at Tarbet House, the duchess's seat in Itoss'l3l
from Dunrohin Castle. Next week the noble duke
duchess remove south.

The Duchess of Somerset, accompanied Ili
Edward St Maur and Lady Geraldine St Maur, Will tl
at the 'irst Lord's residence at the Admiralty to-84
Paris.

The Duchess (Dowager) of Sutherland has °Tr;
in Edinburgh from Dunrobin Castle, Sntherlandshiret
a short visit to the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland' W.
duchess dowager will leave early in the ensuing Are
Castle Howard, to pay a visit to her b:other, the
Carlisle. .10
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisberfo
about to entertain a succession of visitors at Hatfield e-)
Herts. Some of the visitors will arrive on Saturcial., 0
The funeral of the late Marquis of Bristol
tra
take place on Saturday next, when his mortal rerstai°;o
be deposited in the small family church in the park! 60$
a quarter of a mile from the hall. The sacred edig'''erof
bnilt and consecrated for the burial-place of the
family some 30 years ago.
The Earl and Countess of Derby will cnteilei
large party at Knowsley next week. The comparllfj
on Monday next. •
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The Earl and Counters of Carnarvon 00040
town yesterday from Highclere Castle, near Newbur!'satel
the intention of passing a few days in London before
departure for Italy for the winter.
MR. AND MRS. CHARLES KEAN have strife
San Francisco from Australia. •

The Minister of Public Instruction has appl.olo
the Academy of Inscriptions and Belles Lettres to Pole
opinion on the utility of introducing the modal:11°0f
ciation of Greek into the colleges of France. Tile sea
has nominated a committee to examine the question.
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THE ALLEGED DREADFUL SUFFERINGS
Snip's CREW.—Last night, Mr Humphreys, o°l.°llooo •
Middlesex, conclwded :an inquiry at the Golden .
Tavern, Shadwell, respecting the death of Ge°rgct/atel°,
ham, aged G 8 years, one of the craw of the in le
Galloway, Captain Sinclair commander. 03 tile° 00'
occasion very serious allegations were made with reooo
to the sufferings which the crew were stated t°,lthe
endured on board the Galloway. That vessel 16.041
Hooghly on the 23d June last, laden with cotton
general cargo, On the voyage nine of the creW.le the
of scurvy, and by the time the ship arrived IP fell
chops of the Channel, fiaur, water, fresh meat, 800'008
short, and there were neither lime juice, vinegar, n°
~000
to be had. It was said that the salt meat had to b° at'
for six consecutive days in the same water. VP° t0d14.1
rival of the ship in port on the 18th ult., five °tear
be carried to the Dreadnought hospital ship, and-fletelt:
died in two days. The evidence called yesterday di" ,-000,
tirely bear out this stetement. The first and second loll'
of the ship swore that the provisions were good and P,Jtel
ful until the ship entered the chops of the Channel. '',„ol
of the men who had suff ;red from scurvy coutraant,
these statements. Dr. Ross said ho had examined
water on board the Galloway, and it was good, and,
amined the biscuits and tea and sugar, and found thetas/
udieec,eloeadowffeoeu;ldanhd the flog',
The Dover
summing up, said that it was
3, Tat hi
mea There
awi aat
ss
for him. The coroner, in
n ofo vinegar,patDe,.
Inrhoejowders were the proper MeV.,
thneotsaglpreetaliA:Pt
turned a verdict that death resulted from bronchitis, of
inbne" theris regrettedhni
articles,nst ha
werenthat
stthine' ner Cue el ivsnaatsrs; not
e fhc on
nht
eb thoughosai re
board
. The jury
was accelerated by want of stimulants and nourishme°
The proceedings then terminated.
CarS
DUTCH ECHOONER FOUNDERED NEAR
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Capt. C. G. Cederberg, put into Plymouth on
Taef;
FINISTERRE.—The Swedish schooner Rosenbli ,
afternoon on her voyage from Seville, to Hamburgh,:oott
on board Capt, J. Puister and crew of the Dutch
__yvio%
Maria, which vessel foundered near Cape Finisterre,oo.
sprung a leak in a heavy WNW gale on the 25th
theiro 1 boat'
ber. The crew, six in number all told, took to ..„
and were in her 20 hours before they were picked °rdeo
the Rosenberg. The Maria was from Ameterdal°l;atoter
with sugar for the Mediterranean. Captain .„
reports to have received much kindness since 111'
rite
have been on board the Swede. Shortly after i'llotSet
they were disembarked and placed in the Sailors 00
unde the directions of W. Luscombe, Esq Nether ,
consul.
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UNIVERSITY COLLEGE HOSPITAL.—At a 133!„.
of the Hospital Committee yesterday notice was rece"v,:do;
Athaerenfo
JlleosweeizgEEci
i legacies,£o lfssteHenry
° LIOY
-
and £5,000 by the late Jacob Steibel, Ewa.. 191' defter;
wards distinguished himself highly, both 31°J;5'-
received his early education in the Junior School, an Ti,, 00`.
mathematics, as a student of the college. 18
"HE LAMBERT !"--TllO origin of the cril'at 0
variously accounted for. One version iOf
until
lbetrht
el
wAhse!etuef
countrywoman who had missed her husband -t 11"
Lambert
station kept firing off cries of " Larabfeertf'sltitt
origin of the cry, vu
the
er Lambertewd
w?
h" atw e
rselTvrtiti
tilt; Droe°,l,'
great
itannnguefmvo evening irhncegf
operationspine
rsspeenc st
the station took up the cry and repeated it• TGsrf
however, was in this wine's 044
who
hh
woe nhwit
cahhse they
ehamerype
eowryaeei
employed
whose minds were as unoccupied as men's minds as" fi
aheostetnaipeclotudioofni n assembledibhaietemntrgahoo irioernin gpaost e
nexpaoepoptht
eoorl
eVftewit- oaitibnihtt
back
cooocelkfsgsns:ot
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a friend he Caughtninsit.nigegrkhiei
fe
Lambert I est-ce vous Lambert ?" Directly a {elle oil
peated the inquiry with affected interest ; it was in :01
by others, and in less than half an hour had been re err 61/
by thousands of persons, and before midnight evethery aft'
Paris had rung with it. Such was the origin of
" Lambert I" Once a Week. A lad
AN Aw - I%.IVARD MisuNDERsTANDING.'6Oet
crous and awkward incident has, we are ill:t-orat
occurred recently in Belfast. A gentleman resider eiti,°"4
us, of considerable academic attainments and `cir tng
undertook an extensive Continental tour this sera-
found himself, in the course of it, in a Siberian town law:,
the sPectatorsofv,
the Ural Mountains, where he became the guest of t)of 1;1;
sian trader. The host exhibited, to the adueirationw tiOr
visitor, a boulder of niphrite—a stone very extetuaea°llll:l;
for ornamental purposes—weighing about 400lb°' tier ":
pois. In the course of the conversation the trav°o,ele"
understanding
pressed an opinion that it was worth at least o,oooretfec,t„ll
or between £BOO and £3OO sterling. The trader, icntiet'S
his guest, whether through the intala t";
complete command of the Russian toague, or tilr:ol4l.a
effects upon himself of his own hospitality, seenasy e"-
rfollowed, to have mistaken for abid what avas,colort ;
valuation. The traveller bent his steps houlewn—hie
afterwards, thinking no more of the matter. I.° of
the porter' ore'
surprise, a few days after his return,
eau of liquor, which they
Belfast Custom House deposited at his door s° °IS elif,
cheep
carefully packed mass, shaped something li"tre° °0
ll
"Illus. The astonished *1)• •e•W al
recipient, on peerinc, et e
outer wrapping of the package, found that the intl,
lopes were sealed with the imperial arms of iLa°l:itied4;4
a salutary dread of " Greek presents," he doteer:ooot%4
have nothing to dowith it, and sent it back to tP 0 es1)'10
ushed through the death
house, there to remain until he should obtain °)13:1030.0
nation of the extraordinary arrival, He had 11° to I'l4
wait. A. day or two after a letter was delivered 2,013,6
from Russia, informing him that the niphrite avbi°_,Pl`3ll
and retla°BtPleisP
purchased was on its way to Ireland;
through English agents, who were named, tc # •
(110 or°
ftohranit
xa7tototartedthueceodrdpuaraice of 5,000 roubles---rnototzAtre 00%P:I
ordinary rates of exchange. that 0
man—in comparison with whose embarrassroo
tory Da
the gentleman who won an elephant in the 10
eelf tip
slight and easily borne—declinespto consider 131"." ford,"‘
purchaser, to receive the niphrite, or to paY
The package still remains, we believe, in thwitaa-„o;
house, and it is to be opened in the presence of
sent 1);1)
in order to be identified previously to its heiti.g a
o, to Od
to the somewhat precipitate trader, whose an3tedget nk?
a bargain has led him too hastily to assume °late lr
the assumption that one had been inade.--IV-°/: otidt be
DR. LISTZ has been in Paris, aad it le r lit
the Gazette Musicale that he will return ilittopecerttk
spring of 1863, for the purpose of conducting cotio-
which it is his intention to produce hie OA comp
o