The Sun.
London, England, 1857-06-17 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.

Her Majesty the Queen honoured the third perform.
ance of " Don Giovanni," last evening, with her prc-
secce. Her Majesty was accompanied by H.R.H. Prince
Albert, the Princess Royal, the Prince of Prussia, and
the Archduke Maximillian of Austria. In the royal box
=very also Baron Moelthe, Count Zichy, Count Hadig,
Lord do Tabley, Col. Seymour, Marchioness of Ely, the
Hon. Matilda Cavendish, and Maj,r-General Bouverie.
The illustrious party appeared to be extremely pleased
with the entertainment, and remained until its termina-
tion.

Among the fashionable company attending the theatre
were—

The Duke of Devonshire, the Duke of Manchester, the
Duke of Cleveland, the Duke of Leeds, Lord Ward, his
Excellency the Russian Minister and the Countess Chrep-
towitch, Baro❑ Nicolay, Count Bloudoff, Frances Countess
Waldegrave, the Marquis d'..kzeglio, Count Louis Corti,
Maria Marchioness of Ailesbury, the Marquis and Mar-
chioness of Clanricarde and Lady Margaret de Burgh, the
Marquis of Conynghain, the Marquis of Sligo, the Earl and
Countess of Wilton, the Earl and Countess of Harrington,
the Earl of Chesterfield, the Minister Resident of Peru,
the Earl of Lonsclale, the Earl of Mount-Charles, Earl Lu-
can, the E,rl of Westmoreland, the Minister of Mexico. Vis-
count C interbury, B iron Mehnl, Lord and Lady Forester,
Lord and Lady EfarryNane, Lord Faversham, Lord George
Paget, Lady Augusta Poulett, Lady C. Egerton, Lady
Caroline Borges, Lady Louisza Douglas Pennant, Lady
Augustus Fitzclarence, Lord Edward Thynne, Lord San-
dys, Lord Charles Bruce, L•ldy Roney and the Misses
Roney, Hon. H. Grey, Col. the Hon. James Macdonald,
C. 8., Admiral Ryder Burton, K.H., Hon. Mrs. Cast aid
Miss Macdonald, Hon. Mrs. Stonor, Hon. Mrs. Dun-
combo, Hon. W., E. Duncoinbe, General the Hon. Henry
Cavendish, Hon. Mr. Egerton, Hon. Frederick Stonor,
Major-General Sir George Bowles, K.C.8., Sir John Low-
ther, Sir Edward Baker, Sir Mathew White Ridley, Sir
John and Lady Thorold, Mr. Hubert de Burgh, Mrs. Car-
penter, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Heywood, Major-General
Macintosh, Mrs. General Wood, Col. Tyrwhitt, Col. Wil-
liam Lockyer Freestun, M.P., and Mrs. Lockyer Freestun,
Major Pole, Capt. Lyon, Capt.. Cunningham, Capt. Wil-
liam Henry Magan, M.P., Captain Peyton, Mr. L. T.
Wigram, M.P., Mr. and Mrs. 'Wodehouse Currie, Mr. C.
J. Palmer, Mr. R. Dick, Mr. H. Barrett Lennard, Mr.
Wyndham, Mr. W. E. Sands, Mr. Benjamin Oliviera,

ROYAL ITALIAN OPERA, LYCEIJAI. Their Royal
Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess
Mary honoured the performances at this theatre with
their presence last evening. Their royal highnesses
occupied the Queen's box, and were attended by the
Lady Gwendowline Somerset and Major Home Purves
and Mrs Purves. Among the fashionable company
were—The Duchess of Montrose and Lady Agnes Gra-
ham, the Marquis and Marchioness Calabrini and Miss
Ogle Hunt, Madam Van de Weyer, the Earl of C ir-
digan, the Marquis of Ailesbury, Earl Granville the
Earl of Gifford, Viseouule EX mouth, Lord and Lady
Wensleydale, Lady Moleswoath, Lady Emily Peel,
Lord Colville Lord A.dolplatts Vane Tempest, Lady
Waliscourt and the Hon. Miss Blake, Lady Blan-
tyre, C runt Bathyany, Colonel and Lady Louisa
Tighe, Captain and Lady Sherson, Vseount Clifden,
Lady Clay, Lord A. St. Maur, Mr. and Lady
Rose Lovell, General the lion. Henry Cavendish,
Captain the lion. William Best, Major the Hon.
W, G. B yle, nor. Julian Pane, Mr. and. the
Ron. Mrs. L >wther, Hon. Ot way Toler, Madame Fa-
vaude de Anglade, Captain the Hon. St. T. Carnegie,
Sir Alexander Bannerman, Sir George Artnytage, S:r
Herry Webb, General Biggs, Major Dear-
jou, Cal. Meyrick, Cap'. Laved, Capt. Clayton, Capt.
Walsh, Madam Ralli, Miss Gi.y les, Mr. Heneage, Mr.
A. C. Billings, Mr. Wickham, 24. P , Mr. and Mrs. C.
Webster' Mr. A. Bernal, Mr. R. Webster, Mr. H. W
Currie, Mr. Norbury, Mr. Schuster, Mr. Ray, Mr.
Mr. Woodford, Mr. Penny, Mr. George
Rarrington, Mr. Knox, Mr. Woodford, Mr. A. Oem,
Hon. Mrs. Dyca Sombre, \lra, Vivian, Miss Stuart,
Mr. Henry Grenfell, Mr. Peppick, Mrs. Adamson, Mr.
Henry Baring, Mr. Trelawney,,
Tne Duchess Dowager de Grammont and Miss de
Grammont have left. town for .Paris.
Viscount and Viscountess :Doneraile entertained at
dinner, on Mobday last, the Marquis and Marchioness
of Drogheda. Countess of Jetaey and Lady Clementina
Villiers, the Eirl and Countess al Cork, Ur. and Me],
Herbert, the ELT). of Beltnore, 'Viscount Raynharn, Mr.
and Miss Grenfell, Mr. Grasvein r, Mr. St. Leger, &c.
Later in the evening her ladyshiip received."
Sir Archibald Alison, Bart., Lady Alison, and Major
Alison have arrived at R
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Portland-place, from the Isle of Wight.
Tne Hon. C. L. Buller and the Misses Butler gave a
ball last evening, at the family ni ansion, In Grosvenor-
place. A brilliant gathering off sbionable company at-
tended the reunion, and the feslavities were prolonged
until an advanced hour this morning. Laurent's orches-
tra was engaged.
A m krriage is arranged, to take place between the
Lady Adelaide Curzon, second daughter of the Earl of
Hose, and Lora Burgbersb, C.:ea, eldest surviving son
of the Earl of Westmoreland.

The marriage of Mr. Suttie, eLlest son of Sir G. Sut-
tie, Bart., with the Lady Saran Innes-Ker, eldest
daughter of the Duke of Roxburgihe, is arranged to take
place during the last week in the).lfuly at Floors, in Rox-
burghshire.

SHORED HARMONIC SOCIETY.---2. special performance
of Mr. Costa's Oratorio " Eii" ts:kes place at Exeter-
Hall this evening, to which all tb e country performers
engaged at the Handel Festival breve been invited.
DINNER AT THE MANSION-Hottee.—Yesterday even-
ing the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress gave a splen-
did banquet at the Mansion.hou se to the Archbishop of
Canterbury, the Bench of Bishops, and a large number
of the metropolitan clergy. The banquet was served in
the Egyptian-hall, and covers w ore laid for 280 guests.
NEW CHURCH IN MARYLEBONE —The Bishop of Lon-
don, who will be assisted by the .I:6ishop of Norwich and
other dignitaries of the church, ki as appointed Tuesday
next, the 23d inst., for laying the' foundation stone of a
new church in Orchard-street, P c.rtman-square, for the
new district of Christ Church, wtnich, with the consent
of the Ecclesiastical Commission era, has been formed
out of the extensive parish of Mar ) lebone.
ROYAL BRITISH BANK.—It will, be in the recollection
of the pablic that Mr. Apdey Pel' satt, late M.P. for the
borough of Southwark, was one oir the original directors
of the Royal British Bank. It at 'peered from his exa-
mination in the Bankruptcy Court that he was a party
to some improper proceedings in connexion with the
formation of the bank ; but be left it in the year 1850,
without taking anything from it, a.n d without sharing in
the Wunder. We understand Mr. I",ellatt's case has been
considered by the law officers of th e Crown ; and that,
after a full consideration of all the cri rcumstances, it has
been determined not to make any a harge against that
gentleman.
AND OTHERS, FOR POSTAL PURPOS.I S.
STARPS FOR THE COVERS or APER AGENTS
—We understand
that the Lords of the Treasury have sanctioned the pro-
posal submitted by Mr. John Francis to the Right Hon.
the Chancellor of the Exchequer, fore amping the covers
of ne:vspaper agents with an impress' ,d stamp, having a
rim attached expressing his name and address of the
Render. Authority has also, we leer n, been given to the
Board of Inland Revenue to make a new stamp, denot-
ing a three-penny rate of plstage, a :stamp that will prove
of special service in respect to the la rue number of news.
papers now transmitted to India, via Marseilles. A
speciinep stamp, with the attached x im, may bo seen at i
the office of the Athenaum journal.

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FRANCE.

PARIS, TUESDAY.

The ratification's of the treaty relative to the
Cmiton of Neuchatel were exchanged at the Fo-
reign-office at two o'clock to-day.

The Circassian are stid to have sent despatches
to London and Paris of some importance.
His Excellency Lord Cowley is expected to reach
Paris this evening.
The Presse publishes the final list of Government
and Opposition candidates for the department of
the Seine. It is as follows :
Government. Opposition.
Ist Circonscription.
M. Guyard Delalain. M. LaboulaYe.
M. J. Reynand.
2d Cirionecription.
M. Bethmont.
33 Circonscription.
M. Germain Thibault. M. Cavaignao.
4th Circonscription.
M. 'Patin.

M. Davinck.

M. Em. 011ivier.
M. Garnier Pages.
sth Circonscription.
M. Monin Japy. M. Carnot.
6th Circonscription.
M. Goudchaux.
7th Circonscription.
M. Darimon.
M. J. Bastide.
M. Fonche-Lepelletier. M. Vavin.
Bth Circonscription.
J. Simon.
9th Circonscription.
M. Kcenigswarter. M. F. de Lasteyrie.
10th Circonscription.
M. Reynean.
E. Pelletan.

M. Perret.

M. Lanquetin.

M. Veron.

• The Siecle says :—" The electoral fever has
gained Algeria, which, it is known, is not repre-
sented in the Legislative Corps. The journals of
our magnificent colony ask whether this is just or
politic. We shall shortly examine this question."
It is said that at the last Cabinet Council a me-
morandum was communicated from M. de Thou-
venel which was lately received' from Constanti-
nople. It appears from this document that the
union of the Danubian Provinces is likely to be
voted by the Divans in Wallachia, but not in Mol-
dAvia. The Prussian and Sardinian Ministers at
Constantinople, who, with M. de Thouvenel, sup-
port the policy of the union, are of a similar

- The following private telegraphic despatches have
been received :

" MARSEILLES, JUNE 16.
"The arrivals amount to 90,000 hectolitre•. Wheat
is falling. The harvest is good all alonz the coast of
the Mediterranean. The harvest has commenced in Al-
geria.

"Accounts from Constantinople, of the 7th brought
by the Nil, state that the best understanding exists be-
tween M. Tnouvenel and Redschid Pasha. The Vizier
continues to be popular. A compromising letter, writ-
ten by Ferhad Pasha to M. Ress;er, the Austrian Consul
at Rustchuck, has been seized."

" MADRID, JUNE 15.
" The Society of Trade and Industry will, on thellst
of July next, pay four per cent. on the sums paid up."
BOURSE, June 16.—The following were the last
quotations :

Cub. fr. c. End of Isronth.
44 per Cents - 92 fr. —c.
3 per Cents. — 68 80
Bank Shares 4,550 Credit Foncier 570
Credit Mobilier 1,192 50 Roman - -
Do. Account 1,192 5) Austrian
Belgian 44
Piedmontese (5) — Home Debt