The Sun.
London, England, 1863-03-14 00:00:00

The Danish Residents in London.

Ou Tnursday night a number of Danish gentle-
ten) mostly residents of London, sat down to din-
ner at St James's Hall, to celebrate the marriage
of the Prince of Wales with the Princess Alexandra
1)t DL'utn3rs. Toe hall was tastefully and appro-
priatety decor ttcd. lii the background over the
etiaittnan was seen the Danish arms enframed with
White and red roses; on the right side the Danne-
b.„.rag, or Danish flag, and on the left the Prince of
Wales's banner, both surmounted by the feathers
and falling over a group of union jacks. At the
Bides of the hall the busts of the royal bride and
bridegroom were surmounted by two large A's in
White and red roses, and festoons of roses crossed
from Walt to wall.
Among the company, numbering about 100, were
:His Excellency M. de Bille, the Danish Minister;
"'lr. A. Westenholz, the Consul- General ; Captain
Castensebjold, adjutant to Prince Christian; Cap-
tain Lund, R.A., adjutant to Prince Frederick;
Lieutenant Funck, R.N., tutor to Prince William;
Mr. Nelthropp ; Messrs. Delcomyn, Simonsen,
bronsund, and Gosch, attached to the Danisn Em-
-13488Y ; and the Rev. E. Magnusson. The stewards
were Messrs. C. Moller, J. H. Lundt, F. Fabricins,
Chr. Lange, and S. E. Holten.
His Excellency M. de Bille took the chair, and
Was supported by Mr. C. Moller, the senior Danish
merchant in London, and Captain Castenscbjold.
After the cloth had been removed,
11-is EXCELLENCY rose and said—We are here
assembled to celebrate the union of the Prince of
Wales and Princess Alexandra. There is, I am
sure, no one who more rejoices at this happy union
than his Majesty King Frederick VII. It is a union
Which still closer connects our dear Denmark to a
country to which we look up with admiration and
affection. It places the Crown on the compact of
friendship which for so many years has existed
between England and Denmark. I again repeat
thu
no one can feel more gratifies at this union
than our most gracious Mr:jesty King Frederick, the
rather of his people, to whom be gave a privilege so
long enjoyed by the people of Englaudi—that of
governing themselves. We, the Danes, will there-
fore ever gratefully remember him, and I am sure
of the full sympathy of tne present assembly when
I propose " Lung live Frederick VII." May he
live long
Nine thundering hurrahs followed this speech.

.1? HAYMARKET TIIEATRE.— The benefit of Mr.
‘i'vilde is ~no,suriced for Thursday next at this
theatre where the respect in which he is held, for the
long and able conduct of arrangements relating to the com-
fort of the audience will, we have no dcubt, ensure him the
13atrc'unge of every class of playgoers. The established
aliularity of " Our Am. rican Cousin" and "The Little
,reteasure" is priucipaliy relied upon for the occaslen ; whilst
there
will be the speciality of Mr. sothern's appearance in
'NY° characters, that gentleman having unoertakeu the part
ct. Ca tain Walter 11laidenblush in the last-named piece.
The
Spanish ballet of the " Galicia. Fete"
wilt conclude
the evening's performances.
WOODS AND FORESTS.—Toe aCCoulits for the
Year ending M treb 31, 1862, show th it the tricotnt
of the land revenue amounted to Z 369,918, and the expen-
aiture to £BO3O, whereof L 13,193 was for rates and taxes,
£28,423 for repairs and improvements, and £7,218 for re-
clamation and improvement of portions of Delamere forest.
The receipt from Windsor forest and parks amounted to
£6,081, the expenditure to £21,913. From the other Royal
forests and woodlands the receipt was £11,440, and the
"Peuditure upon them £32,654. The balance left in hand
at the end of the year being smaller than at its beginning,
the sure of £295,000 was paid over to the Exchequer as
earplug income —in the year before it was £290,568. P. is
riot all available surplus, because there is to be set against
tan annual vote of about £26,000 for the expense of the
"14 of Woods and Forests and the Landed Estates Re-
cord-ogee.

ARRIVAL OF COTTON FROM MATAMORAS.—Yea-
terday the screw steam ship
cotton. Edward Hawkins arrived in
the Mersey from Matamoras, with a cargo of 800 hales of

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