... Mej;esty will leave again for Oherbourg at 10 o'clock in the evening, JLucerne. Sept. 9. Her Majesty Queen Victoria has left Lucerne to. day. 1he Dowager Queen of Pruasia has also left luterlakem ?? INDIA, 8 Bombly, Sept. 8 (Evenih); The Indian presE nnanimcamly ...

... lat of September. d MEETING BETWEEN QUEEN VICTORIA d AND THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA. The Frankfort correspondent of the Times says id ?? Clarendon has made the necessary arrange- y meuts for a meeting between the Queen of Eng- ie land and the Emperor of Austria ...

... and td to go into tlse butts themselves, the Victoria Rifles volun- a teering to take ths leiwy , and ofucrs and man alike under- taking their share of the duty. The sheoting for the early P a stage of the Queen's Prizo, the House of Lords' Price, the Enfleld ...

... were willing, to contribute towards its support. The ?? made their first appearance in the afternoon at the Victoria Running Greund, near thie Queen'sPark, whereaspaciousmarqueehad been erected for the occasion, The visitors here might number two or three ...

... London, Wednesday Evening. FIRT STAGE QwEb'S-200 YRDn he koet importat competilon to-day was that for the first stage of the Queen's prize, the contest for which was commenced early in the nwrning and continued all day. It Is computed that there are altogether ...

... this race, but only five came to the starting point so p e- time, viz.:- fc to Crinolins . H. Davies. ti e. Victoria .. C. Ludwig. li of Guttrsark ..E.. . Reid. r- Gazec .. G. Duthie, o Rifleman .. R. A. Allardyce ...

... Wimbledon, Thursday. The competitions were resumed this morning bhertly after nine o'clock. The principsl match was that for the Queen's Prize at 500 yards, which attracted a large number of spectators. The wee. ther was exceedingly hot. Although there were ...

... 9 J. D. Campbell, Lanarkshire , 9 SECOND SERIES. Dickens, Victoria Bifles . , 9 Capt. Wigram, Coldstream Guards 9 Sergeant Geston, Civil Service . 9 Compton, 2d Middlesex, . . 9 Porter, Queen's . . . 9 Knepwell, Surrey . . . 8 Dawson, Surrey . . . 8 Connoclr ...

... fifteen shots.. The winners of the first sthree prizes were:-Hoa. James Gordon, Cambridge sh University, 16;. Ensign Pixley, Victorias, 15; Cor. 1 of poral Brown, 5th Dorset, 14. Alexandra Prizes, first ?? the first stage of 21 the Alexandra competitions, ...

... Albert Prize was won by Sergeant A. Smith, Victoria Rifles, who made the remarkable score of 73 at 800, 900, and 1(00 i yards, being eight points more than Sergeant Roberts made at the same distance for the Queen's Prize. Ensign Basil. 61st Lancashire, was ...

... fifteen shots. The winners of the first three prizes were :-Hon. James Gordon, Cambridge University, 16; Ensign Pixley, Victorias, 15; Cor. poral Brown, 5th Dorset, 14. Alexandra Prizes, first ?? the first stale-ef the Alexandra competitions, ninety prizes ...

... Kershawv, tlis Lancashire, .. .. 16 inal .0 Private Fellewes, Victoria. 16 p At 500 Yards. Points, higi Private Followes, Victoria. 1 Fri7 Private Avis, let Devon, .. .. 16 Brl Resign Pixloy, Victoria. .. .Bet 1 .0 Pr-ivete Clsapman, 18th Devon, .. 1 eacl ...