The Sun.
London, England, 1855-02-15 00:00:00

LORD CLUMBERL A IN'S-OFFICE, Feb. 14

(From a Supplement to Tuesday's Gazette.)
Notice is hereby given, that the Court mourning,
which would have terminated to-mor-row, will be pro-
longed another week for his late Royal Highness the
Duke of Genoa, brother of his Majesty the King of Sar-

dinia.
The Court will go out of mourning on Thursday, the
22d inst.

Lord John Russell left London to-day for Vienna to
take part in the conferences which are to open in that
capital. Yesterday afternoon the noble lord arrived at
Windsor Castle at half-past two o'clock, and immediately
afterwards had a lengthened interview with the Queen.
Vice-Admiral Deans Dundas, C. 8., visited the Ad-
miralty yesterday, and had a lengthened interview with
Sir James Graham-and the other members of the board.
The Right Hon. the First Lord received the gallant and
distinguished admiral with the utmost cordiality, as did
all his old colleagues and friends.
The Earl and Countess of Kinnonll and family have
arrived .at Hamden-house, Green-street, from Brighton.
The Viscountess Folkestone gave birth to a son on
Sunday last, and, with the infant, are going on favour-
ably.
On dit in Paris that Prince Napoleon is about to be
married to one of the Princesses of the Royal family of
Wurtemburg,
Mr. Monsell, M.P., has resumed his duties at tie
Ordnance-office.
Mr. and Mrs. Whalley have arrived at Edwards' Pri-
vate Hotel in George-street, Hanover-square, from
Hampshire.
The reception of M. Berryer by the French Academy
will take place at its sitting on the 22d. U. Salvandy
will reply to M. Berryer. The two elections for mem-
bers, in the room of MM. de Sainte Aulaire and Ance-
lot, are fixed for the Ist March.
The King of Wurteraburg has sanctioned the decision
of the Diet, ordering that the Wurteaiburg contingent
should be put upon a war footing. The Ministry will
therefore demand from the Chambers a credit of three
million florins.
Sir George Anderson, ex-Governor of Ceylon, arrived
at Suez by the Bengal on the Ist instant, and is to re-
main at Cairo for some time to recruit his health.
Miss Catherine Hayes has arrived at Calcutta.
DEATH OF LORD O'NEth.—This event took place on
Monday at Shanes Castle, County Antrim. The deceased,
who was in the 75th year of his age, had seen much
active military service, and attained the rank of general
in the brevet of last year. Dying without issue, the
ancient title of O'Neil is extinct.
ROYAL GENERAL ANNUITY SOCIETY.—Tie annual
festival of this society was held at the London Tavern
last evening. Mr. James William Freshfield, M.P.,
was in the chair.
TSB FRENCH ExHistrriox.— The works of French
and foreign artists residing in the departments will be
received up to and including the 15th of next month.
The Meniteur states that the French Colonies are taking
active measures to be well represented at the Exhibition.
THE PATRIOTIC FUND. —His Royal Highness Prince
Albert has signified his pleasure that a meeting of the
Royal Commissioners! should take place in the Palace
of Westminster on Monday neat, at three o'clock, to
receive the report of the executive and finance com-
mittee.
Tim WILTSHIRE ELECTION.—Mr. Herbert was re-
elected without apposition.
THE WINDSOR ELECTION.—Mr. Ricardo was yesterday
elected member for Windsor, Mr. W. G. Hope, the (p-
-posing candidate, having withdrawn,
Count Melchior do Polignac, who was governor of the
chateau of Fontainebleau under the Restoration, has
just died in that town. He was the last brother of
Prince Jules de Polignac, formerly Minister of Charles X,
THE CARDIGIN BOROUGHS..—Mr. John Evans, Q.C.,
of the South Wales Circuit, and late M.P. for Haver-
fordwe3t, has offered himself as a candidate for the re-
presentation of these boroughs. He is supported by the
leading Liberals of the eounty, and has every prospect
of success. It is rumoured that Mr. Lloyd Davies has
been invited to contest the borough in the Conservative
interest.
"THE TwEs."—THE MlNlSTRY.—Circumstances haver
come to our knowledge, which conduct us to the con-
clusion, that the Timef;, notwithstanding all its present
new-horn zeal in favou r of Lord Palmerston, will, be-
fore the lapse of a fortnight—probably much sooner—
be found among the most strenuous opponents of him-
, self and his Adminis,tration,—/if orning Advertiser.