The Sun.
London, England, 1855-03-22 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORNE, =MARCH 2l.
Her Majesty and his Royal Highness Prince Albert,
accompanied by the Prince of Wales, Prince Alfred,
Prince Arthur, the Princess Royal, Princess Alice, and
the Prince of Leiningen, and attended by the Ladies
and Gentlemen in Waiting, embarked in the royal yacht
Fairy yesterday afternoon at half-past 2 o'clock, and
went to Spithead to witness the departure of the ad-
vanced squadron of the Baltic fleet under Captain Wat-
son, C. 8., which was appointed to take place at about
3 o'clock p.m.
On the Fairy approaching the fleet, which fired a
royal salute, signal was made for Captain Watson and
the captains commanding to come on board the royal
yacht, where they had the honour of being presented to
her Majesty to take leave. As soon as the captains had
returned on board their respective ships the order was
given to weigh, and the squadron immediately proceeded
to the eastward under steam, preceded by the Fairy.
About half-past four o'clock the Royal yacht turned,
and passed each ship in succession, the crews of which
dinibg with her
manned the yards, and cheered her Majesty in passing.
morning li‘rlieind3egsttyh.
The Queen returned to Osborne at half-past 5 o'clock.
Captain the Hon.. J. Denman had the honour of
day appointed for the General
Fa. the Queeu
Prince Alfred, Bar pre
with the Prince of Wales,
a`tended Divine Servienence",R.oyal, and Princess Alice,
a here
the Rev.
G.
pre_.aetrN\ hippingharn parish church,
th o performed the service and
preached.

?°p-G:beear of Commereo at
• 1 Chamber of Com-
A deputation from th Liver p
unsatisfactory
meree and from the American Clii.
Liverpool, upon the sulject of the
state of the law relating to bills of larut
an interview with Lord Stanley of Alderl4°,l) g°,,,, hal
the deputation consisted of Messrs. MaxwenifulOulay ;
Francis Hamilton, George Maxwell, -I,lrylie,. Lia-asdop,
Damian, accompanied by Mr. W. Brown, AI pG. J.
. .7 and
Mr. Horsfall, M.P.

THE EASTER RECESS.—On Friday, the 30th inst.,
Viscount Palmerston will move that the House, ,at its
rising, adjourn till Monday, the 16th April,

AN ALARM OF TREACBERY AMONG
THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY.

We understand that much excitement prevails among
members of 'the Conservative party, in consequence of
articles in the last two numbers of a weekly Conserva-
tive journal, in which the Emperor of the French is de-
signated as "the Emperor Louis," and in which language
and sentiments of a very different character from that
previously employed in speaking of the Sovereign of the
French, are most strikingly introduced. We have reason
to know that these articles have excited no small alarm,
and have tended to confirm the suspicion that the journal
named has become an organ of the Russian interest. It
is believed that some members of the Conservative party,
traitors alike to their party and to the country, have
abandoned themselves to work out the designs of the
Northern tyrant, and with this view are now engaged
in intrigues with the Mountain party and the Prince
Napoleon. This, we are assured, is not an idle rumour.
It causes uneasiness to the Government, and late last
night one of its leading members expressed apprehen-
sions as to the consequences of these intrigues upon the
existing relations of the two countries.—Morning Ad-
vertiser.