, 1881-07-10

j terest is felt in the review by all classes, and
it is anticipated that 100000 spectators will
| go to Windsor to-day.
| The number of volunteers participating Is
! 5000, mucl, the largest ever hitherto asseul-
| oled. The review is considered as an ex-
! pertinent to test the possibility Of the rapid
3: concentration Of volunteer troops, of who'll
| there are about zoo. .000 on the Island Of Great
i Britain. The troops will fall into lins at ;
o'clock p. nj. The Queen will leave the
Castle at O'Clock, under Royal salute, and
proceed to the Great Park, accompanied by
the Princes and princesses, the Duke of
Cambridge, Comnalldcr-in-Chief, Gems. Sir
Garnet Wolscley and Sir Frederick Roberts,
and brilliant staff. The march past will
finish about o'clock in the evening, when
the troops will march to tile railway stations
aild depart forthwith.
The Russian General, Skobeleif, was in
ritctE to attend tile review. lie returned
thanks fur the invitation, but said lie Must
leave Paris Saturday for Russia, to visit Gil
tile 18th the grave Of his mother, the COun-
tess Skobcletf, who was murdered III Rou-
lnella year ago.
THERE WAS AN ENORMOUS Nus1DER OF
SPECTATORS
at Windsor to-day to witness the review by
the Queer, Of the volunteer troops. AL the
members of the Royal family and the Crown
Prince and Princess of Prussia were present.
The scene was remarkably brilliant. It is
believed 10000 troops participated. No coll
tretemps occurred.
AQUATIC.
The Cornell crew decline to row series Of
races with the Dublin University crew, but
offer to row them a four-0arcd race at Put
ney next week.
DID NOT Confess.
LEROY, who was arrested yesterday OIL the
charge oil numbering Mr.. Gold III Brighton
railway carriage, lid not make confession
on being taken into custody.
THE Hl.lTANN1C UEACHED.
The steamship Britannia, which was
tlonted yesterday Off Kimore, while being
: towetl out, sprang leak in her enginc-room
and filled with wntcr In an hour. She was
toWed into the South Bay of Wexford and
bcached III five fatl,olns in Il sheltered posi-
tion and on 4 smooth sandy bottom.
AN INTERESTING SALE
Of works Of art and manuscripts belonging
TO the late Lord Bcaconstield is announced
to take place the 18th, l4t, and 18th inst. It
seems early after the decease Of the Earl to
scatter his effects, but it is evident that the
best OF the collection is reserved. Those for
sale include plate, porcelain, bronzes, pict-
nres, etc, from Ctrseon street and lluglen-
den: also stereotype plates of the works Of
Isaac Disraeli, comprising "The Curiosities
Of Literature" ''I'hc Amenities Of Litera-
ture," and ~ The Caialnities and Quarrels of
Authors" There are alsu autograph nanu-
scripts Of q The Young Duke" Vcnetia,"
"Contarina Flcning,' Alroy," and !. X
ion i'll Heaven
VICTORIOUS AMERICAN ATHLETES.
LoSneS, July AT the annual Sports of
the A[osley llarricrs Club ut Aston Lower
Grounds, Birmingham, to-day, Myers, Of the
Manhattan Athletic Club of Ncw York, wnn
tic qllarter-mile race easily by fifteen yards
III forty-slinc seconds, beating the English
records and his own. Merrill, of the Union
Athletic Club of Boston, participated in the
mile walking handicap, his closest opponent
being Wllyatt. Merrill walked fairly, but
the others were disqualified for running.
Wlyatt, who was the iayorit, walked fairly
until tile second lap, when lie was also dis
qualified, Whereupon there was a great scene
at disorder and the races were stopped.
TILE STEAMER ARIZONA SUPPOSED TO De
LOST.
LONDON, July GA correspondent Of the
Shippinu Gazette at Skull, III the County
of Cork, on the southwest coast of Ireland,
reports, under date Of the It'll Instant as
follows: The officer i'll charge Of the Skull
Coast Guard, received to-day Il package Of
letters, forty in number, bound by all elastic
band, brought by (: man from Long Island
1t is supposed that the man picked up the
letters incloscd i'll a chest or case, as the
bundle was quite dry. Tie finder states that
lie SWAN for them. The first letter is signed
By Capt. Murray, of the steamship Arizona.
The others were letters to his wife, and
several telegrams. Waits are coming ashore.
The Castle Head Skull Coast Guard has
been requested to report what the waits con-
sist OF.
THE PROGRESS OF THE LAND n11.I.,
although favorable, is not such rs to justify
Gladstone in the hope that Parliament will
rise on the 9Th Of August.
\ MATCH WILL TIE SHOT
about the 10th inst between Stuart Wort1ey,
member of the Hurlfngham Gun Club, and
Dr. Carver for $500 at 100pigeons each, thirty
yards rise.
FRANCE.