The Sun.
London, England, 1868-07-17 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, July 16.
The Duke de Loule not having succeeded 0
forming a new Ministry, Count Avila has again
accepted the charge. It is considered likely that
he will reconstruct the Ministry, and it is said 006
the Cortes will shortly be closed.

:NDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN HEAVY

MAILS.
GIBRALTAR, July 16.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Syria left at 1 p.m. for Southampton, where 013 e
may be expected on the 21st inst.
OUTWARD INDIA, CHINA, AND AUSTO

LIAN MAILS.
The Massilia, from Southampton, on the 11th
Instant, arrived to-day at 5 a.m., and left at 9 Oil'
for Alexandria. All well.

LORD ROBERT NAPIER AND TEE SON

OF THEODORE AT PORTSMOUTH.

PORTSMOUTH, July 16.,
As I informed you yesterday, Lord Robert NVe.
trrivel here yesterday evening, and was met at th,_°o
Landport Railway Station by an officer of the
Royal Navy delegated to receive the distinguish° f
visitors, and to introduce them to the notable °I
the place. After an introduction to the Adolich%
of the port and to the Commander-in-Chief of thedistrict, Lord Robert Napier repaired to
Queen's Hotel (not the " Pier," as I before statel
mhere apartments had been taken for him,
mhere he slept last night. This morning be Pa:,•
t visit of inspection to the several places of
rest in the neighbourhood, not omitting a call
gyp,
vent Cambridge Barracks, where the 33d gyp,nent are at present stationed. He also visit
he forts at Spithead in course of construction two
,hose on the Gillkicker Point—the Fire Clhef;
„Addle wheel yacht, Staff Commander Frederick .0
Paull, being placed at his disposal for the t.er
Lord Robert embarked from the Southsel
—which had been gaily decorated with flags for to
)ccasion—and received a flattering ovation fr

those present on the pier.
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It had been suggested by one of the Pr nciaet
tradesmen of the borough that a public bancll.3
should be given to Lord Napier, to which the officeot
of the 33d should be invited ; but this idea did :el
receive much support—indeed, from the
time at Lord Robert's disposal it was imprac,l3
able. However, the corporation of the 1)00 %
held a hastily-summoned meeting this afteraOeci
at which a complimentary address was grew
upon, which was to have been presented this esrra
ing at the Queen's Hotel ; but in the interim 1-194..
Robert had received a communication from her
bot
jesty, desiring his attendance at Osborne, so ifit 01
le had to write to the Mayor, acquainting biPijic
ier Majesty's instructions, and assuring his wori4to,
~hat he would be pleased to receive the address fire
norrow morning. He. left the hotel soon aftef„eoo
)'clock, and embarked on board the Fire 14 to
'row the Southsea pier, and proceeded direct
Osborne, receiving a round of cheers fromt

.vho were assembled on the pier. , 10014
This evening, at twenty minutes after six 0 e
he young son of the late King Theodore, o°,°oo
oanied by his tutor, Captain Speedy, arrived 11" op
Landport station of the South Western 1°11,v:1111
,n route for Plymouth. The prince was dret-sieti
pair of white trousers and bluß jacket
.;oat, and had on a white straw hat with ",,,do re'
n the ribbon. He appeared surprised at t's.pre'
zeption which awaited him, a number of thof3eirbodr
sent persisting in crowding round him to endelltet
to shake his hand. Captain Speedy, however,
the prince in his arms and carried him to 'O4
Age which was in waiting on the tramway'
shortly after he was driven quickly away.

THE PRINCE CONSORT'S WINDSOR ASSOCI'e
—Yesterday the annual meeting of this essentialli v
association, which was founded by the late Psi°lf lie,;
sort, and is now under the immediate patronage 900'4
Anjesty the Queen, was hold in the Home Park, lorle.
the north terrace of Windsor Castle. The Prince °'
distributed the prizes. tercisY
The United States squadron sailed 965, 00'
evening from Southampton Water for CONVOS7 '
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port it will remain for a few days.
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MANCHESTER, July 16.—There is 120tuL.0 tA,
commercial advices from foreign markets Or! of
state or prospects of the home trade to git'eet
new impetus to business, and in this Eahi' bili"
ci
have the same flatners and depression whic;
existed so long. The cotton market is aotillollo:
full prices, but prices here have ceased tfif cio)
the lead of the raw material. The stocks °wit!)
and goods of other kinds are considerable, j,
large supply continually coining forwareari joie
buyers are unwilling to operate except at It ip
rates. In fact, they have no encouragemeliTheow'
condition of any market to do otherwise. 00 tail,:f
offers they make are at low prices, and pe
dency of the market is continually to a cle''
values.
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