The Sun.
London, England, 1865-02-09 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

OSBORNE, Feb. S•
Her Majesty went out yesterday morning, all

again in, the afternoon. f nded
Her Royal Highness Princess Helena, at-e ,
by the Hon. Emma Lascelles, rode on horsebao'i.
Her Royal Highness Princess Louise drove ou
Their Royal Highnesses the Count and Cot
of Paris and his Serene Highness Prince Eclwar
of Saxe-Weimar arrived at Osborne on a visit to her
Majesty.

The Prince and Princess of Wales v,
The Prince and Princess of Wales went out dries
ing yesterday, and visited the Duchess of Inver°
at Kensington Palace. rale,
In the evening the Prince and Princess of VC s,
attended by the Hon. Mrs. Stonor and Major SC
dale, dined with her Royal Highness the Puche
of Cambridge at St. James's Palace.

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Health of Cardinal Wiseman.
THURSDAY MORNII4_I6;),,
The Cardinal is much the same as yeste
No decisive change. •

.1 eY'
The Count and Countess de Paris left ita—
o.

Hotel, Southampton, for Osborne, on Monday afterna°o
The Duchess Emily of Beaufort will lease t°,,,0
towards the close of the week, to join the Duke and lc"-
of Beaufort at Badminton.
The Earl of Derby had a dinner party last eVell9
ing at his house in St. James's-square. The circle "o'o,
confined to the members of the House of Couirs°t.,
The following noblemen and gentlemen were Preset-ord
Viscount Ingestre, Lord Burleigh, Lord Courtenan it
Naas, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, the Right Foster,
Edward Bulwer Lytton, the Right Hon. General
.sieo
Lord Claud Hamilton, Hon. Henry Liddell, Neu. C,,,TP
Noel, Sir James Elphinstone, Sir Watkin Williams
Sir Fitzroy Kelly, Sir J. Hay, Colonel Edwards, Mr' $
3 gr.
Cochrane, Mr. Legh, Mr. 0. Morgan, Mr. 1101 sel"
Turner, Mr. Cave, Mr. N. Sturt, Mr. Beecroft,
wyn, &c. er Si'
Lord and Lady Proby have arrived at theo
deuce at Halkin-street West.
Lord and Lady Londesborough left town Ye 6
day for Grimston Park, Yorkshire.
Lord and Lady Chesham have left nrr
Hotel for Latimers, near Chesham, Bucks. dEgth
We regret to announce' the very sudden Lin'
yesterday morning of Mr. Gregson, M.P. for C°l,
caster. He had attended in his place at the House c'",, 503
mons the previous evening, had dined at the hells" ~ith
had returned home apparently in his accustomed gr.
and spirits. He died at four o'clock a.m. yesterdan-
Gregson was in his 70th year. He was formerlY
of a great East India and China firm, he was llO
man of the East India and China Association, au- 3jr•
sat for Lancaster, with a short interval since 1847" 'At
Gregson was what was called an " advanced Liberal,
was a constant supporter of the present Governiti°ll".

The Late Fire at the Surrey Theatre'

BENEFIT FOR THE EMPLOYEES LAST ,TT 1T
AT THE CANTERBURY HALL.
The hall was last night filled to overflowing With
fibs
pathisers for the sufferers by the recent destruction o,ere
Surrey Theatre. The prices to both parts of the 113118' 1
doubled on the occasion, so that the amount to be tOO
over to the relief fund will be considerable. The dire,-11°
gave the free use of the hail, and no deduction i 8 1011
made
theon any score, the artistes giving their services. 'so
item of gas, an appreciable one, will not be charge`
Gas Company sent an intimation that it would be gilree °
pro'
Thus everything was propitious for the event. filet
gramme was of monster proportions, as the artiste! °i
establishments—the Oxford and the Canterbur9-112:00re5
the good work. Everything went off well, the ;sail
being numerous and enthusiastic ; and it will be
o,z isLnee'
to glance only at the salient features of the Pe:" tlio
rphee aux Enfers, the now conspicuous selet4'°irll a
;11151'1°
o
Oxford, went immensely under Mr. Jonghanllt' dental
baton. Miss Russell, stepping from her Pe"'",, '
prona donna, volunteered the exquisite song' aft
c
Nell," and added " The Dashing White ,Je:- t
4eenti-
for the encore ; and there were other ;otri'
mental
songs, glees, duets, and comic songs;
an
buted by the Misses Godden, Tyrrell, Waletsjejliill-
Madame Taccani ; Messrs. Renshaw Beaurneetio
barley, Stewart, Knowland, and Greene ; 31h .10"
Smith, e mith, G. Murray, W. Randall, and Little Bob. -1- -,
formance
on the harp by Mdlle. Besse de Lerr,i4t, eiil-
'
youthful debutante at the Oxford—was also much 3: 00°
To Mr. Arthur Lloyd fell the honour of deliveriee oflelB
well-pointed verses (added to a song, People °to 111,°
read of, but very seldom see"), having reference AP.
cause which the audience were assembled
ctirri
t°
This fluent comic singer also completely 110
his audience with him in three or four °, go,o
well-written songs. Les Trois Freres Cavallin' 011
their extraordinary acrobatic entertainment, tit :IC',
strength and agility were combined. We ought etl'olool.l
have mentioned that the reception of the new Fre°' oudi
M. Lavessiere, was most enthusiastic by the COW- sll'
Hall audience. He sang the cavatina from ,1310111°;,:ili11!
Adolphe Adam's "Noel," with splendid effect, 11w
n
equally in the pathetic and declamatory syles. 1,87011;
first appearance on the transpontine boards, and of t 19,,
terbury Hall audience fully endorsed the opinion
of the Oxford that they had heard a really great
pigmy in his art, but an artist of the true ring euhooreir
.who cannot fail to obtain an extendedpopularity•
g'os entertainments closed with the about-to-be
dge Podge," the shadowy bete n‘ oir of the tojj:ll3'°36,;)
interest. As the programme had it, it was /earl
Podge,' in which the whole of the artistes Oeili.liaprtfit"
appear"—a lively sally of wit, which may act "- 011°16
away before the Lambeth police magistrate t°-. to
apprnoacahnoodther stage in the ghost controversy
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DEPARTURE OF ALLEGED FEDERAL "..Det
FOR AMERICA FROM LIVERPOOL—A 11111,,,ctie°,01
Welsh miners from Merthyr Tydvil and other 11,ivocr,
North and South Wales, sailed yesterday Rota
to New York, in the Inman steamer City of 33esti°13 oSire7Do
ing very good reason forlelieving that the sil4-010 i,ot
men had been entrapped by Federal recruiting In ~
local police instituted inquiries amongst the teAl- Stage
they were unable to elicit any information Wlic of ;to
justify them in interfering with the departeri
steamer. There is, however, very little doubt Decilot:l,
men have been engaged for mining operations of aisT 31:00
the reverse of peaceful, and that on arriving 31Ghip t4,,0
they will be treated like the passengers of months "-;i1
Western, which sailed from Liverpool a few In°reoell'ito
A RUINED ClTY.—General Howard.ll° 1114 on the
to the Governor of Georgia an official re veolti,o'
condition of Atlanta. The General states that t 3fe'y
and 5,000 houses have been burnt. The Protesnw ,ti
dist and the Christian and African churches beTA.e ,
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stroyed, and all the institutions of learning' ;e tit i,00"1
pumps were destroyed ; the fire engines were g- 130 ° ole
The destruction of trees in the park and suptir- hae JO
very great ; the suburbs, in fact, present t° t3,00° 06'
vast, naked, deserted camp. From 2,090 th°o
carcases of animals were found lying within t- vs~iter
The Federals robbed the coffins in the colleted Pero,
the silver name plates and tippings.Vhen gctoei
man abandoned the city it was left a prey to n"- cii%tiwotto
deserters, and robbers, who from all parts, f°l. gcoofedeifif)
50 miles, swooped down upon it ; and
force arrived they found at least 250 wagg°"'' This e,e" the
handsome furniture and plunder of all kinds' or $i of
tation of stolen plunier had been going °'3 °viol ,
e- 011 e,
city was abandoned by the Federal arnlY. foot spa
finest houses, mysteriously left unburnt, "were° .0,
with the best furniture, carpets, pianos, ere .0,
occupied by parties who a few months ag° crelr
humble style. 'On f
Tin BERKELEY HUNT.—The dented the Pleecell'
tlemen from the Berkeley Hunt, appointed 135;1 Ditire
be
of members held in the hall of Berkeley Ces :0 01010 Pe
ferred with the Rev. Sir E. Colt, Bart, and11,,,,„3 °tea
in promoting an arrangement which it is er; cosci
satisfaCtory to all parties concerned. it
Pap'tt'i(l
arranged that the member of the hunt OA or lvto•
for any damage done by the hunt to his crcilogo tl/0
avoid as much as possible inflicting aPYan rotaise to
The Rev. Sir E. Colt, Bart., and his tenttheir is tllO Ue
part not to interfere with the fosree
injure them, but that they will r
of their power. ss ;vile them t°