The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1864-11-01 00:00:00

COURT AND HIGH LIFE.

EXPECTED VISIT OF TES PRIX= OF WALES TO
KNOWILST.—n. Earl and Giantess of Derby will
entertain a distinguished circle of guests at their seat,
Knowsley, daring the ensuing month. The noble esti
haa forwarded an invitatiou to His Royal Rights's the
Prince of Wales, and it la probable that It will be
graciously accepted. Field Marshal the Doke el
Cambridge will also join the party, which is *spooled he
mumble on or about the 7th of November. Some
hopes are entertained in Liverpool thet the Prince of
Wide. may be induced during his sojourn at Kaowsley
to
_pay • brief visit to that borough.
inrudat TRAVELLERS. —no PritnentriOwild states
that as tbe train is which the Emperor of Russia wee
travellittit tram 11.0. t to Asp at Brat.. tar • her
minutes to allow another to some up and pass hh
Maje-ty alighted, and took useral turns on the plat-
form, accompanied by a nmenificent black Newfotiodland
dog. The Propel, of Lyons, after describing the heed-
some preparations made at the Grand Hotid of that
city for the reception of the imperial travellers, states
that by order no bed was left in the slospiag-roma
asaigned to their Majesties, u they always when
travelling, had their sleeping apparatus caroled with
them. The Salsi Praha of the Name city eau: "On
their arrival at the hotel the august travelhrs fund
two tebles served—me on tin drat door for their
majesties and their children, and the second in a rues
of the ground floor for their suite The Roues% who
was in • sintering state, was removed in as arse shear
from the railway carriage to the apartment prepared
for her. She was not •Isie in coesequace a her hide
of hi oath to ha present at dinner, but was served in her
room, around which MM. liaris and Co., the *Wheat
silk manufacturers, had disposed a quantity of risk
mai as specimen' of Lyons produce. The Empress,
being anxious to retire to rest, sent word to these
gentlemen that she would make • elute" maw the
cCliseat for her inspection on her arrival at Ni...
Emperor graciondy invited Marshal Gaubert be
join him at dinner. The Emperor mad limprem travel
in such strict incognito thst positive orders wei• ahem
that no one should be admitted to the railway Mations
All the company's servante had been mat sway, awl
the station-master aloe* remained to open the doer al
the Imperial carriage. The Emperor and Empress were
dressed in the simplest mane.; the diespeur wore •
gray overcoat, and oat of these Used tels hats with •
fiat brim, whisks ere sow la heltios. As to the
Empress without giving any 'pedal details as tie her
attire, we may affirm that she was dressed with a
simplicity that • boargeoisc wield hare disdained.
When • lady is &uprose of all the anadae, she tsar
wear the most simple articles with impunity. Os their
departure Marshal Curobert and the Measillor ol
State, Prefect of the Rhone, received their OILITTETs TI
the station, and mmompanted them to the railway
vstiad•-" _

Noaarry AT OXFORD lIWITIMIIITT.—Tbe fel=
noblemen are now yorruing their 'ladies at
University :—Tbe Duke of nominee sad Brandea, NO
Chriat March ; the Earl of Herring...re, at Christ
Church; the Earl of Eldon, at Christ Church ; Lod
Willoughby de Broke, at Christ Church; Hoe. George
Edmund Rile lionekton, eldest son of Viso:mat Galway,
at Christ Church ; the Earl of Caledos. at Christ
Church ; the Earl of Morley, at Balliol College the Earl
of Kerry, at Balllol College; the Earl of Jerry, at
Bitl I iol is.
The young prinos, son of the Prises Royal of Prowls,
was baptised a tow days bask at Berlin, the Willi gloat
to him being Francis Sigiimala
Pll.llOll A I.IIICD AT W INDSOL Altrielwho
with big suite arrived at Windsor Cantle shoat reel
o'clock on Saturday night, via theft:lout Western Rill.
way, whited the Chapel Royal of Bt. George on=
mooting, and, attended , by Lieutenant Haig,
during the minim His royal highness oeo.pi.d the
Prima, of Wales's stall among the seats olotb.loigktu
of the Order of the Garter.

ROTAL GIATTTI7DL —The Nerd Beanie of all• 641,
publishes ths following aneedote as the «ado* of the
ianivereary of the battle of Leipzig After that
famous espienteat Frederick Augusta; Leg elf
Saxony, who had boa one of Napoleon's most devoted
adherents, was made prisoner and taken to Berlin. AA
the mine time the whole toenail administration el
Eimony fell into the halide of thir osoquerers. Under
that eircumstanees, N. 13—. • Baron eaperintendent
of leaner, v.ho mu devotedly attached to lite royal
hoar of Saxony, thought it would he ansot d
patriotimen on his pert to secrete for the Xing as mach
4.1 poerible 011 k. fends in his bands. If. accordingly
abstracted several millions of thetas, and fa the one-
fusion abash then prevailed the Austro-Pnuinsa
administrators 1244144 misled the 444447. W 1244 the
King was restored to his throne, IL B--- maisited an
audience to inform his Majesty of the saisteses of ale
sum ; but as, according to the etiquette of the flesen
Court, he was not of a rank safictiently high to Amami
that honour, one of the minister., N. de Zaskvillni woo
charged to routine his onamanicatian. N. B--- then
informed the minister how be had maimed to agent
the money, and ware he had essaidedt. ne
minister impressed his eatiefeetioa, and at *see
manicated the feet to the king. 'N. B--- has dime
exceedingly well,' arid Fred. Aegean' ; *but bow shall
we escape tile obligation of rewarding him for his
areire Y The minister promptly responded 'Sir.,
we will give him • reprimand.' 11. B— secordleily
reoeived 4 letter aknowledgieg his good intentions, and
accepting the morey. He visa however, told that his
bad acted very rashly, but that the king as viciously
pleased to overlook hie halt, sad pardon Ides N.
B--macso chagrined by the reprimand that he died
interns than • year afterwards."