The Sun.
London, England, 1868-02-01 00:00:00

HUNTING API-OIN MIENTS.

STAGUOUNDS.
Her Majesty's.—Monday, Beaconsfie*,44-0,;
. Friday,
Warren House, Binfield, 12.
Nevill's, Mr. T.—Wednesday, the Fourth Mile-stone on
the Andover Road from Winchester, 1.
Rothschild, Baron.—Monday, Putlow's Farm Thurs-
day, Aston Abbots, 11.
Ward Union.—Monday, Blackball ; Wednesday, Eight
Mile-stone, Ashbourne Road; Saturday, The Mayno, 1.

FOXHOUNDS.
Albrighton.—Tuesday, Chillingtou ; Thursday, Woode-
cote, 11.15; Saturday, Lilleshall, 10.45.
Atherstone.—Monday, Red Gate; Wednesday, Noman's
Heath; Friday, Ullesthorpa Station ; Saturday, Camp-
hill, 11. '
Beaufort's, Buke of.—Monday, Toll Down; Tuesday,
Derry Hill; Wednesday. Shipton Moyne; Friday, Yate
Rocks; Saturday, Swallett's Gate, 10.30.
Berkshire.—Monday, Childrey Village; Wednesday,
Tubay Tree; Friday, Badbury Hill, 11.
Bicester.—Monday, White and Green ; Thursday, Edg-
cote Village ; Saturday, Fenny Compton Wharf, 11.
Blackmoor Vale.—Monday, Sparkford inn; Tuesday,
Barness Cross Roads ; Thursday, Chariton Horethorne ;
Friday, Fifehead Magdalen.
Braes of Derwont. Wednesday, New Ridley ; Saturday,
Hexbam, 10.
Bragg's, Mr.—Monday, Dansford Bridge ; Thursday,
Gidley Park, 10.30.
Bratnham Moor.—Monday, Church Fenton; Wednes-
day, Harewood Bridge; Friday, Bickerton Bar; Saturday,
Kidhall Lane, 11.
Brookside.—Monday, Newmarket ; Thursday, Tel-com-
betye, 11.
Buccleuch's, Duke of.—Monday, Wells ; Tuesday, The
Kennels ; Thursday, Hirsel ; Saturday, Drinkstone, 10.30.
Cheshire.—Monday, Peckgorton Lodge ; Tuesday,
Tatton Park ; Thursday, Saighton Black Dog; Friday,
Delamere House ; Saturday, Wreubury, 11.
Chiddingfold.—Tuesday, Pierrepout, Frensham ; Fri-
day, Dunsfold, 10.30..
Cleveland.—Monday, Gribdalo Gate; Thursday, Coat-
ham, 10.30.
Cottesmore.—Monday, Barnsdale Lodge; Thursday
Corby Station ; Saturday, Bulby House, 11. '
Cradock's, Mr.--Monday, The Kennels; Wednesday
Brusselton; Friday, Stanwick Park, 10.30.
-Graven.—Monday, Sydmorton Brick-kiln ; Weduesd•Ly
Mickley ; Friday, West Woodhay House ; Saturda.Y.
Lilly, 10.45.

Cumberland.—Tuesday, Bridekirk ; Thursday, Bray
ton, 10.80.
Devon, South.—Monday, Lindridge ; Thursday, Penn
Inn, 11.

Foreign Mail Packet List,

MAILS DUE.

lustralls slid New Zealand, via Southanaptoa.....Feb. 19
Ditto, via Marseilles ....•.... Feb. 1.3.
Ditto, via Panama
Brazil, Buenos Ayres, and 3 lonte Video .... N'eb. 3.
Ditto, by French packet •. ••• Kb 24
Cape Verds, by Brazil packet ......
Jape of Good Elope, Ascension. anti St. flelena Feb 27
Chino, Penang, and Singapore, via Southampton—Feb. 2
Ditto, via Marseilles Feb. 3
Faikland Islands Feb. 3.
3 ibraitar, via Southampton .. Feb 2
India. via Southampton
Ditto, via Marseil es
Malta, Egypt, &a .. Feb 2
Ditto, Marseilles Feb. 7.
Mauritius, Cape of Good Hope, and Natal, via
Southampton Feb. lc.
Ditt ), .11areel lee Feb :3
ewfoundla Ld ...... ....
.......
...... Feb. 1.3
P./angel .... Feb. 3
Ditto, by priv: is ship to Oporto ..
Ditto t .tto to Lisbon
United States, l anada, California, &0., by British
packet
.... Feb. 3
Ditto, by l Lited. States packet
Ditto ditto 'New York)
Ditto , elite Ntw York)
Ditto ditt.. (Baltimore) ••
Ditto, by Canadian packet Jan. 3'.
West Coast of Ale. a, Madeira, and Teneriffa Feb. 3.
West Inaies and Pa:,lllc (except Mexico and Baha-
mas)
Cuba and Mexico
Boha nos, via New Y -,•.• Feb 3.
Bermuda, via Hali4x ,

RAILWAY A3IALGADIATION ts SCOTLAND. We
learn by telegraph that a meeting of the North British
Railway was held yesterday in Edinburgh, when the
agreement with the Caledonian Company was adopted. A
motion for delay was withdrawn. The arrangement is
not to terminate without the shareholders' consent.

TIIE BIRMINGHAM MURDER.—No Clt;-13as yet
been obtained as to the murder of Miss Mary Millbourne,
in Heneage-street, Birmingham, on the 21st January. At
an adjourned inquest held yesterday afternoon a witness
living next do& spoke to having seen thred men coining
over the wall -surrounding the premises of the deceased
about the time of the murder, but said positively that she
could not identify any or either of them. The coroner, in
summing up, said he should communicate the result of the
inquiry to the Secretary of State for the Home Depart-
ment, and probably a Government reward would be
offered, which might lead to the discovery of the mur-
derers. The jury then returned a verdict of " Wilful
murder against some person or persons unknown."
The Courrier Russe contains the subjoinnd :
" The official appointment of Mgr. Innocent, Arch-
bishop of Kamstchatka, to the dignity of Primate
of Moscow, in room of the late venerable Philarete,
is announced. The new Archbishop, who was but
a simple priest 35 years ago, bad devoted himself
to the holy mission of converting to Christianity
the idolatrous population of that Asiatic country,
and by his untiring zeal and eloquent language
obtained results so important that in a few years
there arose a necessity to raise Kamstchatka into
a new diocese. The worthy missionary, who was
then named Jean Feniaminof, was married and the
father of several children. He repaired to Moscow
to lay before Mgr. Philarete the requirculents of the
new see. During his stay in that city he received
the news of the unexpected death of his wife, whom
he had left in good health. Having thus become a
widower, he was in the condition required for the
episcopacy, and Mgr. Philarete did not hesitate to
confer on him the dignity to which, in no circum-
stances, would his modesty have allowed him to pre-
tend. Mine. Potemkin, who is always ready when there
is a work of charity to perform, undertook to bring
up the missionary's daughters, educate them and
marry them honourably. The simple priest then
became a bishop, under the title of Innocent, and
returned to Kamstchatka, where he exercised his
apostolic zeal for thirty years. For some years past
he had become Arbishop, and has now been called to
the highest functions in the ecclesiastical hierarchy.
A Jnttor deice could not be made."