The Sun.
London, England, 1865-01-27 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

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OSBORNE, Jan' „oi'e
The Queen, attended by Lady Churchill,
out yesterday afternoon.
The Princess of Wales also drove. a Idea
The Prince of Wales went out shooting,
by Lieut.-General the Hon. C. Grey, Colonel
llon. Sir C. B. Phipps, and Captain Grey.

Railway Accidents --Letter of the ati-
At the meeting at Manchester on Wednesdaisoy
the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire lia'; her
the Chairman (Mr. Watkin, M.P. said that 4,
Majesty the Queen had written to some of the
ways centred in London, as follows :
ll
" Sir Charles Phipps has received the conn of
of her Majesty the Queen to call the attentl° ber
the directors of the to the increasing 111113}clif-
of accidents which have lately occurred 11P°11,ty.$
ferent lines of railroad, and to express her 310-will
warmest hope that the directors of the ---'
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carefully consider every meaks of guarding ag;gl
these misfortunes, which are not at all the nee°
accompaniments of railway travelling. po hag
" It is not for her own safety that the Que- f
wished to provide in thus calling the attention the
company to the late disasters. Her dial
co.
aware that when she travels extraordinary P?0j11'
tions are taken, but it is on account of her of
of those travelling upon her service, and ° that
people generally, that she expresses the hope
the same security may be insured for ail as
carefully provided for herself. her to
" The Queen hopes it is unnecessary or 0 tile
recall to the recollection of the railway diree_,° sioce
heavy responsibility which they have assinnu'i,
they have succeeded in securing the inonoPe,'Div
the means of travelling of almost the entire
lation of the country.
" Osborne, 27th December, 1864."

Health of Cardinal Wiseman.
TO-DAY'S BULLETIN.
-
The Cardinal has passed a bad night, ail
worse to-day.
The following bulletin was issued last evenill?:ict
" The Cardinal has passed a rather ulle
night.
" W. MuNg, 31.9*
" CHARLES 11,01'-
" EDWARD 110°T.
4 4 Thursday,'Jan. 26, 1865."
made
THE COURT.—Preparations are beingll3 jestl
Windsor Castle for the reception of ber 'O-1)011',„°
and the royal family, who are expected to leave "te:aro
on or about the 11th or 12th of next month' and 13
Windsor Castle. During the absence of the Queen 6°'
ber of workmen have been engaged in repairing Tol(e
of the stone coping at the lower part of King John''
and around the base of aportion of the exterior narts
po
State apartments abutting on the Grand Quadraligle'a 014
of the ancient castle buildings near the Corfew T°w:
overhanging Thames-street, are also being restore' 000
His Highness the Prince of Oudh left 1,,,,°,0(
yesterday on a visit to Lieut.-Colonel Palmer, at
park, Essex.
The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle
petted to return to town to-morrow from Briglit°l3'
then to go to Clumber-park, for a short visit.
Lath
The Earl of Powis and the Countess and -spilc°,'
Herbert have left (Powis Castle, Welslapool, fo,to
r
Hall, Salop, where they will remain till they re'
town for the season. iu tol:
The Earl and Countess Delawarr arrive'vi Oct"
yesterday from visiting Mr. Hastings and Lay
Va
Russel at Woburn Abbey, Bedfordshire.
Viscount and Viscountess Grey de NV
town to-morrow, on his return to Melton Mowbral.
DEATH OF LADY WILLOUGHBY DE Enql,
dd
After a few days' illness Lady Willougli'raillP
Eresby died at the family house on the Terrace, Plea
yesterday morning at an early hour. The deceaSe'wg
Clementina Sarah, who was the only daughter andLftri
the late Lord Perth, was born in May, 1786, and WlJv
October, 1807, the Hon. Peter Robert Willougbbit'itille;
afterwards assumed the name of Drummond in
tion with that of Willoughby. The late Lady W'n-tilob°lll
leaves surviving issue, a son, the Hon. Alberic prien- a
Willoughby, and two daughters, the Lady AlreL6-
Lady- Carington.

Wreck of a Mail Steamer.
26'a
DUBLIN, 0 01r
The Armenian mail steamer, from LiverP°
Africa, is sunk on Arklow Bank.
+4liP
The passengers and crew got to the
lig bey
the morning of the 25th, and were thence ta[olliP,4'r
Wexford by the Montagu steamer. The
boat, with ' four men, capsized. The
drowned.

PROPOSED EXHIBITION OF GEMS.—The
.asian states that it is proposed to have an
fof colonial gems at Melbourne. Within the laSt (11"/
our years in various parts of the colony of ArieWs:
monds and precious stones of several kinds 13,111:11v
found, some of them very pure and of considerv- fodio
A diamond weighing above three carats ill Clio
°t
which was found in the Beechworth district,
Amsterdam to be cut, and was valued after belt follw‘i
£35 or £4O. In various parts sapphires have he; 'e je°lo
topazes, beryls, garnets, jaspers, and agat • at the
the exhibition, and of lectures to be deliveredes• ocl .!(1
time, is to spread among the mining po olAr
public generally information relatingto-thPe e°.ev;t'llp°
the value of precious stones, and to excite all lute,
the search for them.
INTERNATIONAL CURLING MATCH. feS
match between Canada and the United St 3;
played.at Buffalo on the sth inst. At the close 0.0t4t10133
the6sB s.core was found to be :—Americans, 478 ;,,,,Chat; Cle4-0
showing a majority of 180 for Canada. 0.0
afterwards ards dined together in the America°
tt tog
pecial order of Mr. Seward passports were
from the Canadians at the frontier on this oecs6':ll."'
I THE MILLIONAIRE AND THE DOG-'IIC-ti'f. ace e;
talie of Turin relates the following burlet, et9e.
awhich ocourred a few days ago at a railway-slet'lll;t-°4ll
bitter cold day a millionaire applied at the tli,ea. ooci,
for a third-class ticket. What !' exclaimed t% See,o co
o knew him, you, Sir, take a third close
day as this ?" Why, I must,' was the cool I'oloo
014° i 0
there is no fourth-class.' I beg your Parcl°l3{ 13:511to
the official, handing him a ticket, 'but there iiri,
one:
The man of wealth hastily paid for
s Leo
forward to take his place. On thedoor-keePel:at's
f d
k
tsaee his ticket the traveller produced it, but I/°
en aback on being told that the ticket wog .01,
for him. 'And why not ?' he exclaimed•
because it is a dogiticket