The Sun.
London, England, 1870-06-29 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

WINDSOR CASTLE, sun. 28.
Her Majesty, with the Princess Louise and Princess
Beatrice, went out in the grounds this morning.
The Duke d'Aumale, Princess Mary of Salerno (Arch-
duchess of Austria), and the Duke of Guise visited the
Queen this afternoon.

Lord Wrottesley and Colonel Hon. Augustus Liddell
have succeeded Viscount Torrington and Lord Frederick
Kerr as Lord and Groom in Waiting.

The Princess of Wales drove out yesterday, attended
by the Hon. Mrs. W. Grey.
In the evening the Prince and Princess of Wales,
attended by the Hon. Mrs. Cola) and Lieut.-Colonel
Seppel, dined with Maria Marchioness of Ailesbury, at
her residence in Hertford-street.

FASHIONABLE ARRANGEMENTS TO-DAY.
The Concert, at Buckingham Palace, originally fixed for
this evening, has, in consequence of the Earl of Claren-
don's lamented death, been postponed.

Lady Catherine Wheble's ball, instead of the 24th inst.

Mrs. Paynter's ball.
Mr. Oberthier's matinee musicale, under the immediate
patronage of the Duchess of Wellington, at his resi-
dence, 14, Talbot-road, Westbourne-park, W.; to com
mence at three o'clock precisely;

Madlle. Natalie Carola's matinee musicale, at 11, Hyde-
park-gardens, by the kind permission of Lady Bisshopp,
at four o'clock.

The Gun Club—Wormholt Scrubs, near Shepherd's-bush.
The Champion Sweepstakes of 225 each, 25 forfeit. 50
birds (one half to be shot at this day). 30 yards rise.

SCIENTIFIC MEETING—TO-DAY.
The Society of Arts, at 4 p.m.—The Annual General
Meeting.

The Right Hon. Hugh Childers, M.P., has been
staying at Bedwell, Mr. Hanbury's seat, in Hertfordshire,
since he left town on Saturday last. Mr. Childers was
considered somewhat better yesterday. _

MINISTERIAL CHANGES.—Nothing is yet determined
as to the Ministerial changes consequent upon the death
of Lord Clarendon. It is probable, however, that Lord
Granville will take up the Foreign Office, and will be suc-
ceeded in the Colonial Department by Lord Kimberley.
If this arrangement be carried into effect, the office
of Lord Privy Seal will become vacant ; and in filling it
up 'another peer will be introduced into the Cabinet.—
Daily News. _ _

A statement of Vice-Admiral Wellesley, respect-
ing the alleged refusal of Commander Poland of her
Majesty's ship Plover, to render assistance to the British
merchant steamer Venezuelan, has been published.
Captain Poland states precisely that he spoke the
Venezuelan, asked if assistance was required, and was
answered in the negative. Several other vessels also
offered help which was declined.
Another instalment of the correspondence respect-
ing the Greek brigandage affair has been published. This,
the seventh batch of correspondence consists entirely of
translations of documents in French which appears in the
earlier letters and despatches. Amongst the other papers
last issued, is a return of the endowed charities in the
county of Carmarthen ; correspondence respecting the
supercession of colonels, and the second report of the
deputy keeper of the public records in Ireland.
On Monday one of the park constables on duty in
Richmond Park was attracted to a man who was lying on
the grass, and apparently writhing in great agony. Near
him was found a bottle labelled " Spirits of salt—
poison," and in his note-book were found some memo-
randa clearly skewing that he intended to commit suicide.
He was taken to the infirmary, where he lies in a dan-
gerous state.