The Sun.
London, England, 1867-03-25 00:00:00

MAILS DUE.

,Instralia and New Zealand, via Bonthamptoa.....Mar. 22.
Ditto, via klarseWes April 3.
Brazil and Cape Verde. by British packet...-. April 7.

_ . .
Ditto, by lerenoh paoket Mar. 22
Cape of Good Hope, Asoenaion, and St. Helena Mar. 20
china. Penang. and Singapore. via Southampton Mar. 22.
Ditto, via Marseilles. ... Mar. 3
Parkland Islands

Gibraltar, via Southampton Mar. 22,
India (Calcutta), and Ceylon, via Southampton 31ar 2
Ditto, via Marseilles
India (Bombay), via Southampton.

Ditto, via &families Mar. 25
blank Egypt, and Aden, via Southampton Mar. 22.

Ditto, via Marseilles Mar. 25
idauritius, via Southampton

Ditto, via sDireeiLes April 13
Newfoundland , April 10.
Portage)

Ditto, by private ship to Lisbon...
United Mates and, British North Ameiloa, by 13r1-

tieb packet..
Ditto, oy Canadian packet, via Londonderry
Ditto, by United States paokat, via Southamp-
ton
Ditto, via Cork • .
West Indies and racifio (enoopt Bahamas and
Honduras) - April!.
Bahamsa. via New Y ork. April 4
Cuba ald ktaxloo... .... .......... ........ April
Bermuda. vla Halifax 411.00 April 10
West coast of Africa. Madeira, and Tenoriffo April 3.

The death is announced, at Venice, of Angelo
Cameron', one of the most celebrated statuaries of Italy.
The King of Prussia has written an autograph
letter to the widow of the painter Cornelius, expressing his
deep regret for the loss which she and the country have
sustained.
Three Italian 'bookiellers, M. Loescher, of Flo-_.
ranee and Turin, Mossrft.-Mtkida Brethers, also of -Florence
and Turin, and M. Itrinstnr,of -Wilke, have announced
their intention of,Starting for joint aneonnt a monthly este--
logue.and review of aglinoka_and, pet odds publishdit:inr
Italy. The Bibliographic Review will tenil to the formation
of a justet adrilate, both.itbroad (twilit home, of the ad=
vance which is beingniado in matters of literary and scien-
tific interest through Ont the Italiatykingdoth.
' The appointments to the Order of the Bath,
which were published last week, have given rise to nume-
rens complaints from military officers, who consider their
claims to the distinction at leask equal to those of many
whose names appeared in the list. We.hear. that, in con-
'sequence of these remonstrances, Ms not' improbable that
a supplementary list of companionships will be submitted
for ,her Majesty's approval.—Army and Navy'Gazette.

THE SEARCH FOR CAROLINE.—The Paris journals
relate the following strange story :—" A gentleman and
a well-dressed young woman went the evening before
last to one of the restaurants in the Champs Elysees
and ordered dinner in tt, private room. All passed
tranquilly till the meal was concluded and cigars and
champagne served, when; after a short delay, the woman
rushed down stairs in a state of great excitement, stating
that that gentleman had attempted to kill her. She said
that she had been accosted by him on the Boulevards, he
fie
saying she was Caroline, and, upon her replying that she
u.
was not, he persisted that she was and asked her to
accompanywhen they thhionly to
n finished dinner,
d iie
stouddwenhliy j which
usihnepedemusepnteandd.
But
exclaimed, see you aro not Caroline, and lam going to
kill you!' Sho„however, made her escape. The pro-
prietor of the restaurant, thinking this was a scheme of the
gentleman, whom he kuew as a customer, to get rid of the
Wmnan, took no further notice of the matter. However,
hearing nothing during an hour, ho atlast entered tberoom,
and found the gentleman extended on the sofa, bleeding pro-
fusely from a wound in the region of the heart. At first
suspicions wore entertained that be had been wounded by
the woman, but upon the table was found written in pencil
on a piece of paper, ' Caroline, my researches for you have
been unsuccessful. Life without you is become insupport-
able ; therefore I die.' He was conveyed to the Hospital
Beaujon, but his state inspires serious fears."
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN.—Owing to the
stormy weather which prevailed iu the Mersey last week,
it was found impossible to get the "big ship" ready for sea
by Saturday, and her sailing for New York has conse-
quently been deferred until to-morrow (Tuesday).
'The Leeds Mercury regrets to say that there is
still reason to fear a strike on the part of the engine-drivers
and firemen on the North-Eastern Railway. On Friday the
directors, having received a deputation from the men at
York, consented to the limitation of the hours of work as
proposed,
but refused to make the advance asked for in the
rate of wages paid, and it is expected that the men will send
in their notices immediately.