The Sun.
London, England, 1858-07-07 00:00:00

LONDOIYI WEDTIVESDAY EVE.NING, JULY 7,- 1868.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES.

•
Sir,—With a view to prevent the pos'libility of
misunderstanding in the public mind I take leaVe
to request the favour ofyour attention to the third
paragraph of your leader this day on the subject of
telegraphic communication b2twoen the Old and
the New World, in which you state that the
Leviathan (now registered as the Greast Eastern)
is yet only a shell, and that it has not ynt even its
engines on board, and at tho same time to inform
you the engines, which are very near complete, -
were on board the ship when hunched, and that
so far as they are concerned the ship might be gr:t
ready for sea at a very short period.

I am, Sir, your obedient servant,
JOHN YATES, Secretary.
Eastern Steam Navigation Company,
13, Gresham-street, July 6.

co ni? r CIRCUL AR.

ROYAL PAVILION, ALDERSHOTT
CAMP, JULY 6.

The Queen and Prince Con Port, accompanied by their
R•)yal Highnesses Princes% Alice and Princess Helena,
arrived at the Ropl Rivilion yesterday afternoon soon
after iAx o'clock. Laly Churchill, the Hon. :Emily
Cathcart, 1.'4.d Captain the Hon. D. de Ros,
anithe Master of the Hotvehold were in attendance.

Marshal the Doke of Malakhoff, Lieutenant-07,1;d
Appert, rile-de-ca•un, and Lieutenant-Colonel Clare-
mont, Arrived on a visit to her Maj-!ity.
The Queen's dinner party in the evening included the
Marshal Duke of ..IVlalAkhoff, Lieutenant-Colonel Ap-
pert, aide-de-camp, Lieutenant-Colonel Claremont,
Major-General Kuollys, Major-Geoeral Lawrenson,
Major-General Lord Wm. Paulet, Mpjor-General the
Hon. A. Spencer, Maki'. General Lawrence, Colonel
Warde, Royal Artillery, and Colonel Clark Kennedy,
Assistant Qlarterma.ter General.

The hand of the 15. h Regiment played during dinner.
This morning, at half past 10, the Queen left the
Pavilion to review the Division ai Allersnott.
The Prince Consort and the Duke of Cambridge ac-
companied her Majesty, who was attended by Lady
Churchill, and Equerries in Wai kg; the Adjutant and
Ctiartermaster-General, and the Staff.

Marshal the Dake of Malakhoff likewise accompanied
the Queen.

Rev Maje3ty retarno 1 to the Pavilion at 3 o'clock.

APPROACHING MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.—A mar-
riage ii, definitively arranged betwten the Hon. Misr
Jones Lloyd, only daughter and heiress of Lord Over.
stone, and Major Bathurst, of the Scots Fusilier Guards,
Ron of the late Major-General Lindsay, and brother of
Sir Coutta Lindsay, Bart.
The Fairy, royal yacht, Captain the Hon. Joseph
Denman, embarked the younger members of the royal
family at the Clarence-yard, Gosport, on Monday
evening, about six, on their arrival from London, with
their attendants, and left with them for Osborne, where
they wilt be jained by their illustrious parents to-day.
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred and suite arrived
at the Railway Hotel, Killarney, at three o'clock on
Tuesday last, accompatied by Wm. Talbot Crosbie,
Esq., of Ardfert Abbey, in whose handsome open drag
and tour the Royal party travelled, driven by Mr.
Crosbie himself, the Prince seated on the box beside
him. A carriage and fresh horses were taken, and the
royal party proceeded through Lard Kenmare'e demesne
and pleasure grounds to Rose Castle, where they em-
barked on board a six-oared boat, the sailor Prince
boldly taking his place at the helm, and rowed
away to Innisfallen, that very respectable and excel-
lent guide and bugler, Mr. Jeremiah O'Connor, playing
"Rule Britannia." After a brief inspection of the island
and its monastic 'nips, they re-embarked end pi oJeedcd
to Glena Cottage, where they di,,ed. After dinner, they
rowed through Tura Lake, minutely exploring Dundag
B,:y and every interesting nook and corner around
that delightful sheet of water, to the heat house at
Muckross, where they again landed. Recrossing
Tore Lake to Dinis, his Royal Highnesa•hooked a
fine salmon, which, in Lis great anxiety to capture,
we regret to say, he lost, although the royal angler
evinced great judgment and dexterity in playing the noble
flab. Arrived at; the Eagle's Nest, a grand salute of
cannon re-echoing through hill and dale, mountain and
valley, greeted his Royal Highness, with which be ex-
pressed himself highly delighted. The party thence pro-
ceeded tbruugh the
pass to the Upper Lakes, and on to
11>rryounniby, better known in the good oil times as
"Hyde's cottage," where Mr. Crosbie's drag and fresh
horses_ were in readinees and having disembarked, Con-
nor playing with his accustomed execution the National
Anthem, the royal party proceeded direct to Kenmare,
where they embarked on board the Black Eagle, and
steamed away to Ve.lsncia, where they arrived at 9 a.tr.
I,Vedaesday nu-Tong, Mr. Cm: bie accompanied them
all through.—Trueee Clronote.