The Sun.
London, England, 1862-08-07 00:00:00

Commence at 7.

NEW THEATRE-ROYAL, ADELPHI.
Sole Pro rietor and Marager, Mr. Benjamin Webster.
This Evening, THE DEAD HEA RT. Messrs. Benjamin
Websy‘r, J. L Toole, &c. ; Miss Woo!gar, &c. And 111 E
SHILLING DAY.

Commence at 7.

ROYAL PRINCESS'S THEATRE.
Lessee and Manager, Mr. A. Barris.
This Evenin, THE RENDEZVOUS. After which, at a
Vgter to ONO HENRY VIII.: Mr. and Mrs. Charles
a`e• With THRICE MARRIED.
Comme.ce at 7.

ROYAL LYCEUM THEATRE.
This°le Lesse. and Manag•er, Mr. Edmund Falconer.
Eve
lig, PEEP O'DAY : Messrs. Lacy
ere, . Falconer.
A licUsnn ; Mrs Bow.
, &c. Followed by KILLAJLNEY.
Conclude with COLLEEN RAW SETTLED AT
LA„,r, Charles swby and Lydia T I,ompson.
Commence at 7.

AST LEY'S itery---4„.
AMPHITHEATRE.
proprietor and
This ,T.A2F,pprger, Mr. W. Batty.
,renes in the Circle by the unrivalled
Mortimer. Brilliant
Foreign Equestria7As. commence
Ith a 9 Troupe of British and
44t Comic;7 Ballet.

A bridge, of boats was thrown------
seressthe Rhine 1
on Saturday last by One leerrsal°f the, Gth the pon.to n*
Regiment of 1
on the
Artillery, in the presence of n
Two°oveliuzes
where ereet,4
covered •on
a tour of inspection i:k Strasbourg. . stag„,: who is
cloth and ornamentod—Will flags,
Frendh bkii'MoCtlielthiiiit for the visitors invited tc, __'ttJa..
nass the operation. The bridge was fixed in 46 minutes
'which is considered to be an unusually short time. It Wa; I
-.fixed 200 yards below the railway bridge,and was composed 1
.of 40 boats. Its length was 240 yards. As soon as the
'lridge *as completed. General Sevelinges, accompanied by
the superior officers present, and the persons invited to
Nvitness't he operation crossed the Rhine. They were re-
ceived with great ceremony by the governor of the fort of
:Kehl and his suite.
ENGLISH' MKS AT THE INTERNATIONAL EX-
itr3ITIoN, CLASS 20.—Mr. S. Taylor, of Friday-street,
has an excellent show of fancy silks, made for Messrs.
Grant end Gask, Swan and Edgar, and others. Messrs.
Cpurtauld, of A.ldermanbury, have a most interesting show
of crapes, and a similar class Ot goodsknown as areophanes,
.for which they received the Paris gold Medal in 1855.
:Messrs. drtnpbell, liarrison, and Lloyd, of Friday-street,
-exhibit some beautiful Spitalfields silks in numerous pat-
terns, all of which do them and their workmen very great
"credit. Messni: Grant and Gask, who appear to have
lberight up the msfority of the tasteful end beautiful silks
,indlaces in the Exhibition—as well on the foreign as on ,
1 `•'t:^ English s!dc—show on their own account some beauti- 1
',.:-::.),T-farniture damsel:, known as tissue de verre, the em-
I 1 Oerlt upon which is actually oc finely spun glass, and is
ci tri, 'MIS Elf_ well v tasteful ' • - r,of the '
a f and attractive. ~n
te r,t ~ but, n, .„.: tb.ink, by no means the best shown, was
, 0 , ,). ty her.
t.',;,
Issim
I..,llajesty sad by tile Court of Russia (for
,Thb "Y 'here]--, fact -h ) at• IC .- h save much for
its 1.,,,,,,, uty and splendour. Mr. r. Mr. J. J. Payn, of Alderman-
by sy, ti Rows some iurnitnre.a, .
:;titer. Buckingham,amask in very good patterns.
i(),
jd
show of
Bcarf: and Slater, of Wood-street,
, f IV ti' "tits.
Messrs Varasgeur
,J 26 Cu., ''': " ing. street, show some
• -
anufactured for isl„„. some magnifi-
ca rnt eilkS,. 111 ,
ell and 'Webster,
g. Grant and Gask:
111 [ism, Cc‘rnell, .14 , • ' st• P l' h h
of the best ribbon, • • au s-c urc -
y , show some
with in the
b. )th rich awl beautiful, which, the - elan,, and silks
Grouts'e'"bb° have been
n Lade for Grant and Garb. Messrs. and Co., of 1
I los ter-lane, have some well. arranged and well.taan ‘;',._e_
tl Ire d crapes, with which we find ladies are much i'l ,
pleaew.
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CRYSTAL PAL A CR-TO-MORROW.
ALL THE GREAT FOUNTAINS. One Shilling.

-DALAIS vE CRISTAL.-O_S LES
GRANDES EAUX DEUAIN, a 3.15.

CRYSTAL PALACE.—To MORROW.
TEMPERANCE FETE. Out-door Sports and
Pastimes—Grand Processimis—Extra Baitl--Perfor-
minces t,n the Festival Organ—Concert of One Thousand
Children on the Great Orchestra—The Shapcott Family,
&o. Great Fountains also.
Open at Nine. One Shilling. Children, Sixpence.

`TUN" EVERY WEEK.
ONE PENNY.

TMPERIAL HOTEL, Great Malvern.
-11- The public is respectfully informed that the IMPERIAL
HOTEL wilt be OPENED on MON DAY, the 11th of August
next, for the RECEPTION of VISI VO
The t,,riff will be so arranged that I sullies and gentlemen
may engage suites of apartments or single rooms, at a fixed
charge per day, includinc, attendance, and may either take
their.meals privately or at the table d'hote, breakfast,
tea, and supper.
A wholesale wine and spirit establishment for the sale of
win,s and beverages of the highest class will be attached to
the hot •1.
Warm, cold, vapour, douche, running Sitz, and shower
b,iths, will be obtainable at all times in ths, hotel, a portion
of which is set apart for these baths.
A covered way will conduct the v sitors direct from the
railway platform to the hotel.
GEORGE CURTIS, Manager.