The Sun.
London, England, 1867-11-29 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 28.
The Queen went out iu the grounds this morning,
attended by the Duchess of Roxburghe.
A,Princess Louise, attended by the Hon. Flora
lacdonald, went out driving.

Claremont
night, whilst the Queen was returning from
ljelaretnont to Windsor, a brewer's dray ran into the
I
11d carriage, killing one of the two horses, and
aittida6hing the carriage. Sir T. Biddalph was in-
to (3,1 but was not hurt. Sir T. Biddulph proceeded
2: Windsor in a baker's cart. The carriago lamps
ere not lighted.
Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
Earl
and
at Gloucester House yesterday, from visiting tho
:i lad Countess of Aylesford at their seat in Warwick-
8111re.liths
Excellency Baron Bentinck, Minister of the
saulerla
„ 0"; has returned to his residence in Eaton-
,rctu the Continent, to resume his diplomatic duties.
the co Duke and Duchess of Manchester have joined
Saul 'VanYrn visiting the Prince and Princess of Wales at
,r,Ltingha
1 e •
arl
on a visit t s'
and Countess of Tankerville have gone
13ron, ,° Edward and Lady Caroline Kerrison at
I.l` Lull, Norfolk.
p,,rt e Earl and Countess Vane have joined the
at 133jestl.aYing with the Duke and Duchess of Marlborough.
Christian n'' for the visit of the Prince and Princess
The
health; Countess Delawarr is still in very precarious
favour able her medical advisers yet entertain hopes of a
Th
ableb issue to her illness.
Toraii e Countess of Carnarvon has left town for
of ttextk• The noble earl quits London in the early part
Countess Week to join her ladyship, who is visiting the
Brownlow.

83112111P1ELD CLUB CATTLE SHOW.
-..-- -
Shit sterdaY the preparations for the forthcoming
i:l.helci Cattle Show at the Agricultural Hall,
veltn.gt°n, were progressing rapidly towards com-
-1") under the direction of Mr. Sidney, the
seeretar
the , Y and manager ; and Mr. Brandreth Gibbs,
' ecmorary secretary of the club. The great pointn.
Peniet of
difliculty the authorities hava had to ehi
b°4ll;llter has been the demand for space for the ex -
&c.,f
itilll;ei:eghilaitiefroitevis implements, agricultural produce,
ithstanding. the enormous increase o
by extending their line of frontage
a 8Q
with the front row of iron pillars of the greate_
gnatsfor this purpose—was found by no means
and the
f • ',though the entire of the galleries an. . n
astidingist°ll arcade have been brought into requidsitwioith,
seeeL"e large steam engines will be provide
main"elodation under the northern gallery of the
ar
fotiii, ea and also in the minor hall, it has been
bit ore Who to restrict the space to those exhi-
a:s Who have usually had allotted to them so
tone 1 all amount. Among the principal contri u-
ton ‘ll, the implement department are Messrs. Clayd-
c:' ohuttleworth, and Co. ; Messrs. Howard an
W ei' Bedford ; Messrs. Ransoms and Co.; Messrs.
theer'lak) Burgess, and Ken &c. In the arcade.
bitie are entered a large number of items for exhi-
clo:llef a domestic and novel character. The Lon-
staimacl Westminster Meter Company have a
A 13- on which they will exhibit not only the new
Victor' e gas meters, but also their water meters. The
Ith.a wine
Company have also a compartment,d
ele2l?,i,t i 8 stated will be fitted up specially an
I;:e:ttltLirteyolifffiocr tihne test of their cheap wines. There
reo44l'3° be stands for the exhibition of manures
their production of various kinds
a food belonging to Messrs. Milburn and.
Wi.l'ii,„,,7 the New North - road ; whilst Sir
be in Burnett's disinfecting fluid will not only
thee; actual use in the building, but be shown with
i edi4afeetants, and its properties explained for
Rardil:!rrnation of farmers and graziers. With re-
fro4i teethe cattle, the expectations are, judging
Nile entries and the stocks from which they
Devo' that they will this year—especially in the
l
thoel/',llereford, and short-horned breeds—excle
the shoe have been exhibited for some years.
hn
staod•eeP classes the Duke of Richmond, notwit
enter i.ne, I,:_
, ' "id Ministerial duties, has found time tod
thlt of the competition with his old antagonist and
A late duke, Mr. Rigden, of Hove. Lord
brneoThguatil again enters the lists with Messrs.
to -44 d the Earl of Radnor in the Leicester and
Th-ow°°lled sheep classes.
Itlso e,Prieee of Wales, through General Hood, will
fir et 'll3Pete in several of the classes, as well as the
geutlemeu farmers and graziers in the kingdom.
thrartllt?i IIEAL
T---II 07------CTARIBALDI.—We are informed. ihotiri: imlisposition under which General Garibaldi is tesuit _ ~g idnOt of
llpoze-hearted a serious character, but is the natural.l
etruri °, fatigue following the great mental and physical tilld 1,8 Which he has made of late. Like most enthusiastic
men, the General felt considerable dis-
ked 6 'il.ent at the disastrous termination of his schemes,
Iviiieh iii_tkewise Was much distressed at the sufferings. to
oecupi 3 followers were exposed. Although the position
hook' °Ltd
,33T- Gt!ribaldi is an elevated one, the neighbour-
said
isited "Pezzia is to be malarious. He has been
tk'ir cl'; Professors Zanottiand Ch. ozyt and through
..c' eatithi,CO____th2, General is to bo transferredie" without delay
Alt i; 14e Lancet.
441's a .'4
the Aso woodeocl- was flushed a few
t4es
g°
14
the'
' being
tr,t con,_ 6oundri o heard rystal Palace, this
wi. ever
se‘q orof in that euelusure.