The Sun.
London, England, 1867-12-03 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY'.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Dec•
The Queen walked and drove in the group 00
morning, accompanied by her Royal gigliji
Princess Beatrice.
His Royal Highness Prince Arthur, attenae-no
Major Elphiustone, has left the Castle for Gr""
wich Park. A ld
The Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe hal-
the Castle. 1106
Lord Charles Fitzroy and Colonel Du Plat cl
succeeded Major-Gen. F. H. Seymour and C°lDet
Hon. A. Hardinge as Equerries in Waiting t°
Majesty.

Charles Dickens's Reception in .America

4. e°
Simultaneously with the arrival of the te'cti
from Queenstown this morning—making wei3hlre4
of Mr. Dickens's enthusiastic welcome on the fr:o0
of the United States, when he landed at Bost°"Der
the nineteenth of November—the current viWind
of Banter (No. 14) comes to hand with a cap io
cartoon, entitled "A Man and a Brother, oor
which Uncle Sam is presenting the Free Negro °tie'',
great novelist, with these words :—" IVal, C 135-011
I guess you're welcome : let me introduce t°4:re'
our new brother down South—' The Inc'sv
markable man in the country.'"
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The Duke of Leinster arrived at his residetlepi'
Canton-house-terrace yesterday, from Carton 11011se'
nooth. ot"
Their Royal Ilighnesses the Count and ,-(311,0(10,11
de Flandre and suite have returned to the AOP
Hotel from visiting their Royal Highnessesthe
Princess of Wales at Sandringham House.
VIENNA MORALS.—The birth registers of 1.011
do little credit to its people. There were 26,745 cb10),
born in that city in the year 1866, and 13,802 of
majority in nutnber—were illegitimate. The P°1)11
1/1°
of the city was 560,000 in 1863.
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THE CIVIL SERVICE LIFEBOAT.--This
lifeboat, which was stationed at Wexford about t
months since, was the gift to the National Lifeb°3 ficoh°o
tution of gentlemen connected with the Civil Serof
the Crown, through Mr. Dow and Mr. Goldsmith' t
gO)
Admiralty.
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EMIGRATION FROM THE MERSEY.—The -cola ''°„o
the Government emigration agent at LiverP:o,o tt'r
that during the past month the total emigration ''t
Mersey has been 5,312 under the act, and 991 11°, div,f
the act—total 6,303, r.gaiLst 6,451 the corr°srooltVii
month of last year. Compared with the previous
October there is a falling off of nearly 50 par cent' P'tio3
the bulk of the emigration has been to the TJ')i,te'' oPojor
1.1)
which absorbed 5,963 of the total number, and `-'Ol
of the remainder. Of the 4,852 steerage p:lsseue 0,
the act, 2,000 wore English and 1,350 Irish. Tt 13 tqa
TIIE ADJOURNMENT OF PARLIAMENT."' till
01
ticipated that Parliament will adjourn on Frid''YreiSiliy
ordinary time of assembling in February. A' "ti°l'l
ul business of importance before the Legislature, lod
bable that an adjournment from to-dly till Vril
resolved upon.
Her Majesty has sent a donation to J---n,t1,3',„'4
both Watson, of Armathwaite, a widow, wh°ll':; "
the extreme age of ninety -two, and has liv°`-1
generations in her own family. trait 045'
KING TIIEODORUS IN LONDON.--Al3°r tl rj.
of King Theodore of Abyssinia is now added t° o'rigic/10),
sand collection in Baker-street ; and the dress Air• t.4,t tO
having been brought to England by the P'o/;rst °ld p 9
one of King Theodore's captives, after his au
Abyssinia, and kindly presented to Madame „%jo
rs. Stern.