The Sun.
London, England, 1868-04-14 00:00:00

WESTON'S MUSIC HALL.

The attraction at this favourite place of amuse-
ment prove more than sufficient to fill the hall to
overflowing. The performances of Le Petit Blon-
din, the Oliver Minstrels, the " Great" Vance,
Jolly" Nash, Harry and Kattie King, with Miss
Tremaine? Miss Brougham, Mr. R. Lascelles, Mr.
Sidney Barnes, and Mr. Corri were all thoroughly
appreciated ; and a more joyous holiday audience
certainly could not be found than that assembled
at " Weston's."

MADAME TUSSAUD'S.
The truly magnificent and popular wax-work
exhibition in Baker-street received its full share of
Patronage yesterday. The various rooms were
densely crowded by the holiday folk, who appeared,
one and all, to feel greatly interested in every ob-
ject they beheld. Easter Monday usually brings
vast numbers of country people to London, and on
the present occasion Madame Tussaud had every
reason to be fully satisfied with their attendance.
Among the portrait models which have just been
added are those of the Earl of Shaftesbury, in the
gorgeous robes of the Order of the Garter, and the
celebrated African explorer, Dr. Livingstone; both
are unquestionably most excellent likenesses. The
Napoleon relics created great attraction, and the
Chamber of Horrors was literally crowded. Among
the latest additions are models of the notorious
Alton murderer and Miles Weatherill. Madame
Tussaud's exhibition has no equal of its kind in
the known world.

THE ROSICRUCIANS.—AH authentic history of
these extraordinary men and distinguished philoso-
phers has never been written. Their secrets and the
romance of their lives, though the fame of both has tra-
velled the world through, remain as greatly the enigma as
over. The reason is that all original accounts of the
" Rosicrucians" are not only presented in Latin, but in old
Latin—as difficult almost to interpret, even by practised
scholars, on account of remote and disused words and
archaisms, as Hebrew without the "vowel points." A
book, entitled the "Rosicrucians," in two volumes, num-
bering no less than seven hundred pages, by Mr. Har-
grave Jennings, the author of the "Indian Religions ; or,
Results of the Mysterious Bhuddism," will be published
shortly. Paracolsus, Michael Mayor, the celebrated Rosi-
crucian, Raimondus Lulling, Artephius, Thomas Vaughan,
and perhaps the greatest of all, the English Rosicrucian,
Robert Hood, Rebertus de Fluetibus, are great names; and
these mighty thinkers will be worthily commemorated in
the pages of this deeply interesting book.
THE TRIAL OF THE COUNTESS EBERGENYL—TIIO
Press of Vienna states that the final examination of the
Countess Julie Ebergenyi, accused of poisoning the wife
of her lover, has been closed. She persists in her system
of absolute denial. The documents have been sent to the
president of the court which is to try her.
A NOBLE WOMAN. By J. C. Jeaffreson. 3
vole.—" Mr. Jeaffreson's present work is a very pleas int
book to read. It has the air of being a real narrative
rather than a novel. There is excellent portraiture of life
in an English county town. The careers of the two men
who are the chief personages in the book are worked out
to their natural end and admirably devised.
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SPORTING INTELLIGENCE—This Day.

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100 to 15 agst Blueskin (taken)

DERBY.
1000 to 100 agst Speculum (taken)

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RACING FIXTURES FOR 1868.

Abergavenny ..... 16
Catterick Bridge l6
Eastbourne

Curragh April
Croy dou Spring
Liverpool Hunt ...

Lewes Spring
Thirsk

2'•
Newmarket Ist Spring 27
Cardiff

MAY.

Chester 5 I Bath
Eglinton Hunt 7 I Wyo
Winchester
York Spring
Doncaster Spring
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