The Sun.
London, England, 1860-06-27 00:00:00

THE MEETING AT BADEN BADRIV:

The King of Saxony is very popular at Baden.
The memory of his mother, who was once the
adored beauty of the place, is still fresh with the
inhabitants; and so lively with some of the elders,
that, on the first day of his arrival, he received a.
tribute of affection and gratitude from two distinct
sources—the one, the savBl.l cut glass tumbler 'from
which she used to drink the Waters, and which had
been kept like a precious relic by its owner—the
other, a bunch of dried and withered flowers, which
had been preserved under a glass ,case, and which
the august lady had gathered herself ,en the day of
her last departure from Baden.
- The breakfast at the Palace was a eurieus cere-
mony, from its very absence of all etiquette. The
most trite and banal conversation (and this we
have from a person who was present) took place
amongst these crowned, uneasy heads, all fall of
disquietude—all seeking to appear careless and
unoccupied with graver thoughts than those which
the facility or difficulty of digestion presented by
the recherche viands offered to them by the atten-
dants. " How improved is the place since I was
here." - " How many years, your Majesty P
" Ashamed to say. Grey beard and moustache
tells the tale. Both were black and shining then,"
" Ha, ha! none of us can* expect to be the better
for wear." (This last observation was uttered
with a slight stutter, and in the purest of German,
by the tallest of the royal and princely company,
who kept his eyeglass_
.in his eye during the whole
repast.) "Has your Majesty ever taken these
waters ?" said an active, wiry, little duke, with a
fiery eye and sharp accent, turning to the heavy,
sleepy-looking, fair-hair.Ni King beside him.
" Once only, when I was a ch3d, ' was the answer,
i 2 ious, guests
in a deep bass voice. And the.n the conversation
paused, . till some one of the lustr
remarked on the beauty of the we‘.
Ather, and the
glorious vegetation of the hills behind the Con-
versation House, which he had noticed .as he came
along. These scraps of discourse were tah:en down
on the spot. We pledge our honour to the'iF truth,
and, what is more, to that of their being ,a fOir sPr
cimen of the rest of the talk. The Prince of PL`USSIa
spoke little during the repast. The Emperor oic the
French not at all. The secretaries and officials in
personal attendance on the royal personages owe-.
pied places all together at the bottom of the table..
But no distinctive mark of royalty or princely'
birth was visible upon the persons of those who sat
at the upper end of the board, save the stars of the
different orders, the small pattern, or in most cases
the ribbon only, of which adorned the breast or the,
button-hole of the coat. Morning costume, sim-
plicity, and small talk were evidently, by tacit
agreement, considered the right thing; and after
the indulgence in these facile enjoyments the com-
pany separated, each to ride, drive, or lounge, ac-
cording to his taste.-:-:.Court Journal.

COUNTRY 111-4RK.E7S.

LIVERPOOL-JUNE 2G.

We had only a small attendance of buyers at our Corn
Exchange this morning, and the business passing in wheat
has been on a very restricted scale, at a reduction of Id to
2d per cental. Flour, though difficult of sale, e.annot be
quoted lower. Indian corn was little inquired for, and all
descriptions declined 6d per qr. Oats and oatmeal ►ere
tolerably steady, at late rates. In beans, peas, and baYIP7I
there is no alteration to notice. -

LEEDS, JUNE 26.
The dull report from Mark•-lane induces us to think the
trade there, considering wet weather, as decidedly favour-
able to the wheat crop; such a view, however, is not enter-
tained in the north, and our market is uninfluenced by tho
decline noted in London, and although there is not much
doing to-day, last week's rates are fully supported. Barley
nominal. Beans, oats, and other articles unaltered.

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