The Sun.
London, England, 1865-03-11 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY.

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WINDSOR CASTLE, March 10.
The Queen, accompanied by her Royal Highness,
Princess Helena, drove out this morning, attended
by the Hon. Flora Macdonald.

- Princess Louise rode in the Home Park.
Their Royai Highnesses Princess Helena and
Princess Louise, attended by Lady Caroline Bar-
rington, the Hon. Flora Macdonald, and the 11°r1.
A. Hardinge, left the Castle this afternoon for
Buckingham Palace.

The Prince and Princess of Wales•
The Duchess of Cambridge and Princess .1-1-0';
visited the Prince and Princess of Wales at 31311.
borough House yesterday.
The Duke of Cambridge also visited their royal
highnesses.
The Prince of Wales went to the House of 1-s‘ll3
in the afternoon.

•
His Royal Highness the Count d'Eu and ller
Imperial Highness the Crown Princess of Brazil, attended
by the Baron and Baroness do Lages and M. Lisboa, have
returned to the Clarendon Hotel from Claremont. „at
'Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Due'
de Chartres have arrived at the Clarendon Hotel from
Morgan House, Ham.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke de Nera°llrs
and Princess Marguerite of Orleans have arrived at tho
Clarendon Hotel from Claremont.
The Duke of Devonshire arrived at Devonshire
House, on Thursday evening, from Holkar Hall,n°3r

Milnethorpe.
ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA, COVENT-GARDEN.--31°„
recent visitors to this theatre have comprised the Marquis of Blandford, Earl Granville, Dowager a'atatet
of Harrington, Viscount Torrington, Viscount Ranciavi'
Viscountess Holmesdalo, Lord Dufferin, LadY Mary Crglre
T,
_or
Lady Molesworth, Lord and Lady Mountcharles,
Foley, Lord Abinger, Lady Rivers, Lord A.thlumnen 31'17"
GoGeneral and Mrs. Eyre, Hon. Mr. Best, Sir R.
M.P., Colonel Baring, Major Carpenter, Hon. F. L. G°v(ie;
M.P., Captain Gordon, Mr. Arcedeckne, Hon. OtwaY s:l°`en;
Col. Minchin, Sir J. Yorke Scarlett, K.C.8., Butt,
Landseer, Captain D. O'Connell, Right Hon. .1111 apt
M.P., and Mrs. Hutt, Sir Patrick O'Brien, M.P.,
Vivian, &c.
THE KING OF PRUSSlA,—Advices from t
announce that the King of Prussia, accompanied bY `ll,-1
de Bismarck, will shortly make an excursion into t
wig-Holstein. The precise object of the journeY is
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stated.

The New Royal Academician.
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Mr. John F. Lewis, the accomplished Orl i..
painter, was, last night, elected a Royal A-c3ciegxll'
cian, to fill the vacancy left by the decease of
David Roberts, R.A.

LITERARY AND SCIENTIFIC MEETINGS si,
,mq
ENSUING WEEK.—Monday—Geographical,
'rie
mr.
Stereoscopic.GaitMonar, from Models of Mountainous ufv ;
t Gradual Desiccation of S. W' A.aura)
Mr. Fox Wilson ; Society of Arts, at B—(Cantor Lc
Applications of Geology to tho Arts and )larraf3c.,,tolloto-
Professor Ansted. Tuesday—Photographic, at 8, `,',ats of
graphic Printing with Sensitive Collodion and lute
Uranium,' Messrs. Cooper and Wharton SimpSol3 ; s Ofquaries, at 4-1, Council ; Syro-Egyptian, at 3 IsTainet 8,
Places, Old Testament,' Mr. Cowper ; Engineer teen 0f
Metropolitan System of Drainage and Intercept
Sewage from the Thames ;' Royal Institution, at '
aicol,
troduction to Chemistry,' Professor Hofmann ; Z°°119,91,10(
at 8, 'Now or Rare Birds' Eggs,' Mr. Newton ; at
Species of Mollusks,' Dr. Carpenter ; Anthropologle3itoclu•
8, Missionary Efforts among Savages,' gr.ee- ° logi"
Wednesday—Statistical, at 4, Anniversary; ll:4froal
cal, at 7 ; Society of Arts, at 8, Marine Ertglior'ev- sl la"
1851 to Present Time,' Mr. Burgh. Thursday---n°i foot
stitution, at 'lntroduction to Chemistry,' Pro at I;
Hofmann ; Zoological, at 4, General ; Numisraat:6', jos,
Linnean, at 8, ' Sir John Richardson's Arctic P.l,c c, on
Mr. Leighton ; Chemical, at 8, Action of Clil°lll;ieS,'
Arsenious Acid,' Professor Bloxam ; Vapour Plc% dal
Mr. Wanklyn ; Royal, at 8 ; Antiquaries, at 82. 5a '
—Philological,Royal Institution, at 8,
face,' Mr. Balfour Stewart. Saturday—Royal InS7L,,- fa.
at 3, Nervous System,' Professor
IMtlhva.rillshablle.—pArt:ii-octi:
Mn. VINCENT WALLACE,inINhEe,a7 according t°
Orchestra,ivEy ERißs
EdEaßilrs improving CJI
says the Orchestra, in London by Mr. Gye before it 'ld
out in Paris, and it will, no doubt, form one of the joy
attractions of the next season of the English Opera oriel
pany. Some most magnificent scenery by Mr.
will lend its aid to the undoubted success of the wer-f,,cox
BARON LIEBIG has received the Cross ofthe
mander in the Order of Merit of Holy St. Michael frerr, ja
King of Bavaria, accompanied by an autograph let :Dion
which the King thanks him for declining the high P.,-
°t of
offered him by the King of Prussia at the IJuiver
Berlin.—Reader.
THE BONAPARTES AT CORSICA.—The
Napoleon, Prince Napoleon's yacht, is at princeresent 'bout le
quite ready for sea. It is said that the P as. 0°
proceed to Ajaccio, in Corsica, touching at Mars resenting
will take with him four bronze statues, 1-0131 e foat
Joseph, Lucien, Louis, and Jerome Bonaparo/ the
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brothers of the first Napoleon. A fifth bronze stn
be embarked as Marseilles for the same destination.
01000.0
statutes are 7ft. high. The object of Prince Siaccie.
voyage is to inaugurate these statues in the town °f oieolo
PUNCH'S COMMENT upon the Emperor -0r31)
" Histoire de Jules Cesar" very funnily and sente.„%ong
runs thus--" Caesar and Boney very much alike, e'
Boney ! " juadeff
ALEXANDER DUMAS, according to tile..ffereatii;
has written a " Vie de Jules Cesar," essentially' di°p,perc'i•
its deductions from those promulgated in thf,,, of by
Napoleon's life of emu. Dumas read Cadeto,tervl
work before an assembly in the Rue 3:lo,iroleff
se'nnight, in which Caesar is represented as terounaa °
of a republic of 500 years' duration, and the red' -100.
the fierce despotism which disgraced imperial Ivg 0•0';
ANCIENT PORTRAITS OF OUR LORD.----Plit'ioeCtilli;
all the miraculous part of the legend re:o'l3so
Veronica and King Abgarus (about which We °T:11110e,,,,,e-t
opinion), and still more the story that Pilate ba is t
taken of our Lord for his own purposes, thOre ts
reason for attaching credibility to the acc°ll,:allurderef.,r
Veronica, the widow of the son of the child
[Herod], during her lifetime erected a statue of theevorettp;
and that King Abgarus, with a like feeling °f thing' 0;
caused a portrait to be taken of Him, whilst Prne-fasaceilroo
his ambassador Ananias, as related by John -""r CreA in
and further, that the bronze statue in Panees'i,°flaonte",jll
Philippi, which the Christians there so long 'Too re' ii
their church as a true portrait of their Saviaar'd ato Gast
such such ; and that this likeness has really descen
ing 00eiaDd
one or more of the before-mentioned now Oisti
portraits of our Lord at Rome, at Geßea, at T ifoor- -
p
at Moscow.—The Englishman's Magazine Air - Asp.'" 0
THE LATE DUKE OF NORTHU3IDEDIThotiOIII
at,
committee of the National Lifeboat 10t/ resiae •
p
its last meeting, Thomas Baring, Esq., ALP" elz3;o0 -
in the chair, unanimously passed the following rosi(lo° of
dolence with the widow of its late valued Pa deenc
"That this committee, in recording the larae°o:::
their president, Admiral his Grace Algern„a 101 iO5
Northumberland, B.G. who for so long a r car
ual
dially and unceasingly co-orated -with the°
„..,01. lOU oaci
out the great and philanthroppic objects of the 13% of clatloclo
Lifeboat Institution, are bound by every chiPt, of gr9lftt
respect to place on their minutes the large L'e" doat. It
which the lifeboat cause owes to their late Pre:2lbrongilisco'l
ever be remembered that his munificence illlBisnolv 1)00
practical use the self-righting lifeboat, Wll,,fic''ited SjPgto tbo
in large numbers around the coasts of the u°, yearo 14
and which has contributed during the Past i; dot eee,
saving of thousands of lives from ship
runny
ioreiga
our own shores, but also on those of niatiluis gract:sclee.
tries ; and that the kindly interest which • DO to
formly evinced in the welfare of the inetitutaloic oncriety,
greatly to bring about the largo amount ef. 1)to WO/
and sympathy now so generously extendVeir since loan
That this committee respectfully tender t°_iaow,
pathy and condolence to his sorrowful vest pr 13,3
Duchess of Northumberland, with their eal., Der s .0 the
tuti
rpi teraemvs pleaseaeenymceou ot f. "
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,hteosse chairman'ua ls toafint 111;_:115°;1 °1'1); 11"
deputy-chairman ; and Richard Lewis, 50c,rttetc7105_e-0°
EXHIBITION OF ARTS AND MAN.Fr ast, a w., tIP
NORTH-EAST LONDON.—On. Thlllsol37‘erestead 1,; 00
ing of employers of labour and artizans 11f.s bo 111,
manufactures of North-Eastern London I" Iv/pea'
Sall COW' r .4
Board-room of the .Agricultural or,osal f° eon v
purpose of taking into consideration a P,r_.4og tbe
Exhibition of Arts and Manufactures_a.urodkin, as;a 111;0
autumn. The chair was taken by lir• adopted' A.Vnt°
judge. The proposal was
a resolution appointing a generalla c7ra-s; sitatiecieForf°Pg:o;dlo:t:ijr
to make arrangements for carrying tne_oo,oneet Aoly f,
effect. The movement is entirelyns, o.pyof tn.
Working Men's Industrial Exhibitions, n_a";0010
0 art vorl''' boo P°
its object the promotion of th .s, of t
district. The Exhibition will conanb,
tinci Ar,tlll7oo faaof
divisions—a Manufacturers' DePartnle,rv;„ guar` x. 27000,14
partment, and a Loan Department.
exhibition tine,
askeda which aboutr
considerableby tohnee-
portion Pt
one-third promoters
was
eg-tiofraretwhaaenint;:ed:aptrtoh;irode*°