The Sun.
London, England, 1866-08-27 00:00:00

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HER MAJESTY.

BALMORAL, Saturday.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise,
Princess Beatrice, and Prince Leopold, and attended
by Lady Churchill, lion. Emily Cathcart, Sir
Thomas Biddulph, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Dr'
Jenner, Mr. Sa,hl, and Mr. Legg, arrived at 13a1"
moral yesterday afternoon at three o'clock.
The Prince and Prihcess of Wales and the Duke
of Edinburgh visited her Majesty.
The Duke of Edinburgh, attended by the Hoe.
E. Yorke, remains at Balmoral.

Their Serene liighnesses Prince and Princess
Soltykoff left town yesterday for Brighton.
The Duke of Wellington has had capital shooting
at Glenfield, his shooting quarters in Inverness-shire, Sin°
his arrival there from the south. The Duchess of Welling-
ton is passing the autumn at Tunbridge Wells.
The Duke of Argyll left Inverary Castle a feW
days back for Mull, for a few weeks' shooting.
The Right Hon. General Peel, M.P., the Secre-
tary of State for War, left town on Friday evening to
join her Majesty at Balmoral. The right hon. and gallant
gentleman will remain in attendance on the Queen about
a fortnight.
The Earl of Dalhousie is receiving a:select party
of friends at Invermark, Brechin, for the shooting on tii4l

adjacent moors.
Viscount Ingestre has gone to the north of Scot-
land for grouse shooting.
The Marquis of Sligo has left Pencarrow, the seat
of Lady Molesworth, for Fort Eliot, on a visit to the Earl
of St. Germains.
The Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury and Ladle°
Ashley have left Brockett Hall, Herts, where they ha"
been staying with Viscountess Palmerston, for Tunbridg°
Wells. Lord and Lady Harriet Ashley are still at Brockett
Hall.
Viscountess Jocelyn, accompanied by Vise ount
Jocelyn and Hon. Miss Jocelyn, passed th rough town
on Friday last, from the Pyrenees, to join V iscountess
Palmerston at Brockett Hall, Herts. The Hon. gi'ss
Jocelyn is greatly improved in health.
Lord and Lady Blantyre are receiving a select
party at Erskine House, N.B.
Lady Sherborne and Hon. Mr. Maurice Wing-
field have left town for Homburg.
Admiral Sir Augustus Clifford and Miss Clifford
have received the Dowager Marchioness Townshend and
Lady Audrey Townshend, the Earl of Shrewsbury arid
Talbot, and Viscount Melville, at Westfield during the
regatta week at Ryde, in the Isle of Wight. 9
Le Baron Ludovic de Potesta has left Cataldi
Hotel for Paris.
A marriage is arranged between Mr. BaskersllB
Glegg, eldest son of Captain Baskervyle Glegg, of Writhing"
ton Hall and Gaynton Hall, Cheshire, and Miss Brady
f
Cole, second daughter of Mr. George Beauchamp Cole, °
Heatham House, T wickenham, and granddaughter of 01°
late Lady Elizabeth Cole.

SOMEBODY WHO EVIDENTLY LIKES IT ! —For the
following remarkable paragraph we are indebted to the
Reader of Saturday last, which says with reference to the
announced suppression or withdrawal from publication of
Mr. S winburne's disgraceful volume of libidinous verse'
The Pall Mall Gazette is the only journal besides ourselves
which has had the courage [precisely the right word !) PI:,
praise what is really good in S winburne's "Poems and
Ballads," and to affirm that he has made progress belce',
"Atalanta in Calydon." We have indicated the direction
in which his strength lies. He is, though that is dale'
by our contemporary, essentially a Pagan [that apparent/I
being a very trivial circumstance indeed in the estimation
of the Reader], perhaps not so much in his amours [obserfe
the grammatical construction of this sentence !], bat
decidedly so in his contempt for a humble and repentance-
demanding faith. [As for the rest of this astounding Pera,
graph in the Reader it is surely hardly to be crediten..l
The paragraph being, in fact, continued as follows
Athemeum is wrong in stating that his book is withdraoll,
from circulation. It is only a question of a change e'"
publisher, a private affair with which the public have oc:
thing to do. Indeed, as the Pall Mall says, there is
that cannot and ought not to be suppressed. We trust r'
Swinburne will soon give his envious detractors Wll°
cannot understand him the best rebuff, by producing som
thing free from that too erotic admixture which has laid hie'
open to the sneers of poetasters with not one-half of hill
courage or inspiration.
CRYSTAL PALACE.—Her Royal Highness the
Duchess of Cambridge, attended by Lady Gera
Somerset, Lord George Paulet, and Colonel Home Purl'
witnessed the display of great fountains and the ascent et
Signor Ethardo on Saturday afternoon. The last gee
ballad concert of the season takes place to-day at 01.0
o'clock. Tho palace will be brilliantly illuminated lint
nine o'clock at night.
MR. SOTHERN.—This gentleman has received:
beautiful epergne, value nearly £2OO, subscribed pi bho
friends, as some slight recompense for the annoyance -
lately had to endure from his spiritual persecutors.
ADELPHI THEATRE.—Mr. J. L. Toole announe',,
his annual benefit at the Adelphi Theatre for `Veda r,
next, and, as usual, celebrates the event by bringing ,v
ward some special novelty for the occasion. The,Gowen
of "Paul Pry" will be revived, in which Mr. Toole vii"
represent, for the first time, the inquisitive hero. 14-iil'ooe
farce will then be produced, entitled "Keep Your v a
Locked," in which Mr. Toole plays the principal partl atrio
the burlesque opera of " Helen ; or, Taken frets

Greek," winds up the programme. 50014
LYCEUM THEATRE. —Mr. Boucicault's new w--- „0
called " The Long Strike," will be produced at the Lice-ip
Theatre on the first night of the winter season, early

in October.
Mr. EYRE.—The ex-Governor of Jamaica, 1111.
Eyre, has received invitations to banquets at Bath, Olitirr,
penham, and Cambridge. A committee is in course GI
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elation for the collection of an " Eyre Testimonial
ciis.
Defence Fund." Several noblemen and gentlemen Of 01
tinguished position have already expressed their
aPPrO
of the movement. of
THE SUSPENSION OF THE HABEAS CORPUS 14•Clito,
IRELAND.—The present act expires on the Ist extended
and by a new one just issued the suspension is eittell
oA
0
for 21 days after the commencement of the next sessi
Parliament.
FRENCH BEEF.—The Paris police have J,"'" Taal
covered a clandestine slaughter-house for horses, %It,
daily passed its products on the market as beef. Tkeroto
missary found under a shed a horse partly cut uP, tae
others still living. A journeyman butcher found el/
premises was arrested, and seals placed on the doors•_;6o
Out of Nikolsburg comes the story of a Prtib°-
soldier having been vigorously thrashing a Jewish regal:,
when Count Bismarck happened to pass. " What, t to
has he done 2" asked the Count, as the soldier stoPP°l the
salute him. "He was abusing the Prussians," reel of 1110
soldier. " Not so," cried the man ; "I spoke well ~0
Prussians-only of Bismarck." -The tittering of t'
hhd
standers revealed to the unhappy Jew the mistakei',eeatet
made. "Let him go," said Bismarck quietly; g"
men than he have done that." A 139,
BIR3IINGIIAM AND MIDLAND FREEDUE- „,,
ASSOCIATION.—The monthly meeting of the corainitb wifili
this association was held on Tuesday morning' The
August, at the office in New-eitreet, Birminghael: Dave
receipts of money during the month was reported 'c'cupee
boon £133 2s. 6d., the goods shipped for the fri° difn'
£134 3s. 10d., the length of the days, the finanftothot
culties under which this country is suffering, tiro
causes now mentioned, as somewhat limiting ierA-0006
the more active operations of that association. "17. ospe
other pleasing facts mentioned at the committee 07000,
daily was felt to be peculiarly interesting. A Sell ieti of
a venerable and much esteemed member of the Seefreed"
Friends, who had repeatedly assisted the cause of and tbeis
men, had recently lost first an admirable wife, lltb the
their adopted daughter, both of whom showed svi tptie°
survivor a tender sympathy with the ernancipate:hdressed
of America. A few weeks since this gentleman Burites:"/
a letter to Mr. B. Cadbury, in which he writes
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" Thou will wonder that when assistance WO „ wore
needed nine months ago I did not aid the freedae:doitth
liberally. I will tell thee how it was. Before th
woo
of my lamented wife we adopted a valuable young haVe
as our own child, for whom, since my great leaPbout the
been endeavouring to provide a competencY•
time my valued friend-- lost his son it pleased, etellfeel
venly Father to take her to Himself, and thong"- she
ad
asleep under such a peaceful assurance of thong"-
is indeed a painful bereavement. She.was tr„ngs e!
solace of my declining years ; her tender fe.eq 1.,,f0r0
behalf of the suffering freed slaves were such tlo, t
the issue of her complaint was feared she beggell the,ll"
sell every article of silver and remit the wer,lo,
Could she have anticipated what I am doing.
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to:
she have rejoiced. The last few days of her is
ill to be with her ; indeed, it seemed uncertain to!
might be taken first, so the subject so near;stisiec.
heart was not named. Still it is an unspeo.ka
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..,:iightee.
tion to he able to do what what would have s le
her." The circumstance alluded to in this toucr.roo for
itshethfereegidfteeolfeeprerodppeeretyplaen. d
The
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eteomtinheavteaelupexes.:ilat osevro:g
dial vote of thanks to this excellent gentleTan_ ,0
• tea* is likelstet;
also reported that the approaching wm
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time of great physical need amongst them,
fnil
the cola
of feeling in the South renders th moult
to endow,
people and their teachers especially dus:full Ala
It appears the coffers of several of the most
t, men,.
can associations imperatively need repieno—