The Sun.
London, England, 1866-05-03 00:00:00

HAY.

SMITHFIELD.-3/loadow hay, £4 4s to £5 lOs ; clover,
£5 5s to £6 108 Od ; and straw, £1 18s to £2 4s per load.
Trade slow.

CUMBEHLAND.—Mcadow hay, £4 4s to £sl2s Od; clover,
£5 5s to £6 lOs Od; and straw, £2 Os to £2 5s per load.
Trade inactive.

WHITECHAPEL.—Meadow hay, £4 4s to £5 lOs ; clover,
£5 58 to £6 15s Od ; and straw, £1 188 to £2 5s per load.
A moderate supply.

COAL MARKET.
Price per ton at the close of the market.

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s. d.
Walls End Haswell 18 6
Tees

S. (1.
Cassop
Kepler Grange l7 3

Walls End Hetton lB 6 Kelloe _
17 3
Eden Main
Hastings Hartley l7 6 Heugh Hall l7 9
Hartlepool
South Hetton
Ships at market, 48; sold, 82.

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HER MAJESTY•

OSBORNE, Wednesay.
The Queen went out in the grounds yesterdaY
morning with Princess Helena, and drove out in the
afternoon, accompanied by Prince Arthur, and
attended by Lady Churchill.
Colonel Du Plat was in attendance upon horse'
back.
His Royal Highness Prince Arthur, attended by
Major Elphinstone, visited the forts on Portsdoiva-
hill yesterday.

THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALES.
The Prince of Wales rode out on horseback 70'
terday afternoon, attended by
Major Teesdale.
The Princess of Wales took a carriage drive
attended by Viscountess Walden.

PRINCE ALFRED.
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred arrived -et
Brussels on Tuesday, and was conveyed to tbhi:
palace in a court carriage which was waitin''
arrival at the station.
A dinner on the occasion of the Prince's visit Wad°
given at the palace. Among the guests were Ijcird
Howard de Walden, the English Minister, all
several other representatives of foreign Powers.
His royal highness left Brussels for England Ye.sa
terday morning, and embarked on board the Vivi
at Ostend.
On landing at the Admiralty Pier, Dover, in the
afternoon his royal highness proceeded to Birrait
ham's Lord Warden Hotel. After taking a W 3
in the town Prince Alfred returned to the hotel ano
dined. His royal highness left Dover by the 6.
p.m. train of the South-Eastern Railway for Lell,a
don, Mr. E. T. Way attending on the part of tu
railway company.

THE QUEEN'S LEVEE.
By command of the Queen a Levee was held lei::
terday at St. James's Palace by his Royal ilig
ness the Prince of Wales, on behalf of her gaies'r „
;
Presentations to his royal highness at this Court at°
by the Queen's pleasure considered as equivalent
presentations to her Majesty. eat
The Prince of Wales, escorted by a detachl3l
of the Life Guards, and attended by his Gentlemeh
in Waiting, arrived at the palace from Marlboro
the
House about two o'clock, and was received bYicit.
Great Officers of State of the Queen's Housebl3r'°.dge
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cal-11by
arrived from Gloucester House, attended
Colonel the Hon. James Macdonald. ; Sate,
Serene Highness Prince Edward re.
Weimar and his Highness Prince Teck were r
sent at the Levee. „s
llerMaj esty's Body Guard of the Hon. tA'cliats
Gentlemen at Arms was on duty in the
saloons, under the command of the lieutenant.(), the
The Royal Body Guard of the Yeomen ;the
Guard was on duty, under the command °'
Exon in Waiting.

His Excellency the French Ambassador eater'
e t
tamed the following company at dinner last evenin'tu6e
the French Embassy, Albert-gate :—His
Bavarian Minister, his Excellency the Portuguese'n
Serf
the Marchioness of Ely and Lady Marion Loftus, the ,110
and Countess of Clarendon and Lady Emily Villiers, ;011,
Earl
and Countess Russell and Lady Georgians'Viscount and Viscountess Stratford de Redcliffe
an
and
Miss Canning, Lord and Lady Stanley of Aldar/05'
da
Hon. Miss Stanley, Baron de Banda, the blar'sand
Tamisier, the Marquis Caumount la Force, and
Mrs. Arthur Russell. Evellenls"ter,
The Duchess of Marlborough had a select evel:
ing party last night at the family residence in St. jes°
square.
The Duchess of Cleveland gave her first in'a
last night at her residence in St James's-square. .rtie
The Marquis and Marchioness of Claurinod
entertained his Excellency the Austrian AmbassaParcir aiS
the Counted, Apponyi, the Duke of St. Albans, the 31 sof
couutoot 5,
and Marchioness of Lansdowne, the Earl and
Bessborough, the Earl Cadogan, the Earl and COItiD e 173
Grey, the Countess Frances Waldegrave, and the - 559
Hon. Chichester Fortescue, M.P Viscount'andleiOuptefor
Sydney, Sir William Alexander,. the Attorney-Gen
Ireland, lion. Mr. Calthorpe, &c., at dinner last eve
their residence in Stratton-street, Piccadilly. had tb
The Marquis and Marchioness of Donegal'
dinner party last night at their residence in Gros
're"
square. • faMill

The Marchioness of Salisbury and Young f SO"
left yesterday on a tour in Germany. The Marquis 0 000
bury is at Hertford, doing duty with his regiment; tile
H erts Militia.
The Earl and Countess de Grey received dance
tinguished party at dinner last evening, at their WI
in Carlton-gardens.

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THOMAS CAMPBELL'S FUNERAL.—FrOBiI ``"
b r
rent number of the Art Journal for May-4/ 11,11:tleri
unusually good and varied in its contents, both P'-.,itis'3
of Thomas an da
rtis tic—wfollowing
e extract the passage ed scrir ,
Campbell's Funeral in Westminster Abbesl'e•
raslsrazigo selected from the latest of Mr. and 3.11.5re1l
Recollections of their gifted Contemporaries' o„,iti
do I remember that day and that august asserabit.,, criBs
inscribed
eJerusalem chamber famous for centuries -Theu..,, for
ett every dark oak panel of that solonn r°°'-'0!06
the mind's eye to read! There they awaited the c°,7lo°
of the dead !—illustrious .—illustrious mourners many of thegl'i:r the
frettedreartoinofg-oPflaeeEnagwlaenrda
own
,sfoprreosandaedso
ph
reeds
sai
vsei
heroes of p,e,n and sword. It was a dtwarenikdaauntshilgreleituoi:cif-1411./er
There was sTolheemsnunan'sdnyime every ell.
„ i ,
had a sound, as we followed thepoet Milman, 1"--p c"t',
the touching
burial service for thep dead. And lut-booe
Corner they placed Thomas Campbell. A le°g'fleaSt,
ukisirengclaen;ce." fc)°tfi'lli
pause preceded the words, " Ashes toashes, dust to - io
Thor, advanced from the
throng a Polish o o° '1
the many of his unhappy nation there asserabl°' 00
dropped upon the coffin-lid some earth gathered for 00
purpose from the grave of Kosciusko. Ti's effeicit tile°
startling ; but it became a thrill—the hearts of tlO,OOl
, o+o
present beating audibly—when immediately a f° ' .°6
as the venerable Dean uttered the words, " I hear" -5i,9101
from heaven," a thunderclap shook the old abbot' ;foll ° •
pillars, and roof. He paused ; the ens() continilo%obli
minute, and as the awful sound subsided,Pthe 445156' the
heard the sentence finished—"
they rest r
ci
4
labours." - of
ROBIN HOOD'S LARDER.—Measure the PlletlittO
oak at four feet from the ound, and it is tOrecioeii
20
feet in circumference, while in the hollow Wirth,* ilee°,
persons (not, indeed, ladies with crinolines) alight f7arcle/•1
together to escape a shower. This is Robin lioods .ii Do'
here he hid his venison from the keeper's seg,r,ch-f!).01°4
neath the shade of that old oak, doubtless, lie, sc'""g'iller"A
John and "Scarlock, George-a-Green, d M ell
t 11:
- 1 ell;
son," and many another clad fn Lincolnan u 'e °V
•
e
green, ha vi tr
their repast upon the ground, with 4, Tuck, tile
atc/1 6
i,
friar," to say grace for them. It later times
",i),11 4
, g --
named Hooton, noted as a sheep-stealer,used to - of'
his carcases in the hollow of this tree, and' his • ro
_opee3t-ii° ill
have " been seen by the oldest living inhabitant?
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THE NEW GOVERNOR OF JAMAICA.--- vioo
Governor of Jamaica will be Mr. Wiliam Ad'
Rawson, C. 8., whose name is well known CO
ministration of recent years. His first entrance °P ard 4)'
lifeT was in the capacity of junior clerk in the 1P.,„ 0101
rade, where his aptitude was recognised by 21r,or' 'o%ll'
Thomson,the whose private secretary he becanie..r WWl'
stone,
same position under Mr. A. Baring and °LC. Filo:
by whom he was appointed Secretary to the el'
age Commission, and subsequently Civil. Seer°tallstf:llecig
Governor General of Canada. He was thence 1.311 he 11'1.%
in 1844, to the Mauritius, for which colony he
tP"
appointed Treasurer; and in the following Yfe
Cape of Good Hope, with the rank ofClonial,_Teelo°o0ta °1
He
ehmaserfoerf sthoneleßathimame
Bahamas;
Governor
service, he is promoted to
duous station of Viceroy a;ltenhadden
tdemhaenopromtewaoilnruaecsGrrateethtisiPeve:eralaehislirdsitb:::oel::l:s;.,
D.
troubled of our tropical possessions. About gr.
pensionh nobody seems now disposed to raise any oeffic'
The public will not have much longer to wait fort ble 00'
recordad of facts regarding the late disturbances ilic,dogools'
signers
the mode of their repression. The report a the s 5001
may not perhaps be actually laid on the tahl°l3os/ 04'
as was expected by some persons; Lord s°l:abject!
put a question to Mr. Cardwell to-morrow on the 'Wee':
but, except the quasi-judicial summing up of th° *le e.
re i° "
by Mr. Russell Gurney and his colleagues, the
nothing to be waited for. Substantially the Pti" s
all they will ever know of the causes and irotisfe,icillal.s'
led to the excess of punishment, and, in certain P°'"s, whe
to the usurpation of power by the authorities. Thew, 00'
demanded from the first a searching inquiry lot° ti-,a
duct of the civil and military officials in th° 'B-3iste °
the 010gpot 1)0
already justified by public opinion ; and
Governor Eyre and General Nelson 'will Coertai°lloo too
able to obtain a majority for any exonerating v°tciico.
behalf. London Correspondent of Manchester G'iar