The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1859-08-30 00:00:00

Court Naps.

Her Majesty and the Royal Family, now at Osborne,
were to leave London for Balmoral on Monday (yester-

day).
The Pri3ce of Wales is to pay a visit to Canada
shortly, it appears. A portion of his ire/mirage sailed
from Liverpool for that colony on Wednesday.
Friday morning, it being the anniversary of his Royal
Highness the Prince Consort's birthday, the band of the
Royal Marines played a selection of music on the ter-
.. . .

The Duke of Nemours left Osborne early on Friday
morning.
lady Churchill has succeeded the Marchioness of Ely
as Lady in Waiting.
Viscount Palmerston left town on Thursday for
Osborne on a visit to her Majesty.

. .
The Emperor of Austria: lans just entered on bis
twenty-ninth year, having been born on August laa,
The Archduke Louis Victor, brother of the Emperor
of Auatria, travelling under the name of Count de
Luberbeck, is now on a tour in Belgium.

The Eni prom Eugenie, it is manurial, is again core i”tr.
The Countessd. Montijo, mother of the Empress, has
arrived in Paris.

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Marshal the Duke de Malakoff left Paris yesterday by
a special train for Lyons, to pass some days.
The Sultan, during Lis visit to Salonica, being dis-
pleased with the residence set apart for hien, repaired to
• spot outaide the town, where his tents had been pitched
under the trees studding the shore. There be staid in
a tent alone, and without light, up to ten o'clock.
The Prince of Owls and attendants left Southampton
on Saturday, for Alexandria, (rain whence they will
depart for India The unostentatious manner in which
the Prince embarked in the Ceylon presented a striking
contrast with the splendour maid which lie landed at
Southampton about three years since.
The Emperor of Morrocco is seriously ill. Fears are
entertained of disturbances taking place in case of his
death.

The Prances Menschikoff, father and son, are at
present in hang.
Soule persons have mistak, illy supposed that the
sualumaty of the French Enapertar extends to the Orleans
family. They, ss well as the U de Chambord, are
banished from France by acts t.f the Legislature, which
mania he set aside by an Imperial decree.
The Duke of Marlborough has placed to the
account of the Oxford Radcliffe Infirnetry, being the
balance of monies received (ruin viiitors to Blenheim
Palms, and gardens during this season.
The Right Honourable J. Wilson takes his departure
for India in October.

Ilis Imperial Dig Mica the (rand Duke Constantine
of Russia dined with Ike lifeje.ty on Friday evening.
The ;rand Duke was attended by M. Ilatirowita, the
liambellan Iklovaine, I 'oloncl Dreig, A. D.C. , and Capt.
Boyce, A.D.r. Th • party also included their
Royal Highnesses Prince Alfred and Princess Abe.,
Prince and Princess !mini n7en, Lady I aniline Ilarrington.
Lady S. 1.. Melville. Viscount Palmerston, Viscount
Sydney, Sir (harks Woml, and Sir 0. Cooper.
Ilie Royal flighnem the oratel Duke rmetantine of
Russia, attended by hie suite. %ieited the Crystal Palace
on Friday hod. Ili: Royal Highness was rec. i vml ly
Mr. Drove, the Secretary to the Company, and cmi-
ductal over the whole of the building, where he re-
maims! for several hours.