The Sun.
London, England, 1855-07-28 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORNE, JULY 27.
The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Helena,
drove out in an open carriage yesterday.
Prince Albert rode on horseback with the Princess
Royal.

Despatches from the Governor of the Cape of Good
Hoi were received yesterday at the Colonial-office.
Despatches wero sent last evening to the Governor of
Canada.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yes,
terday ; the blockade case, " The Franciska v. the
Johanna Maria," from the High Court of Admiralty,
was resumed. The appeal was adjourned.

It is now said that the Queen will pay her annua
visit to Balmoral about the middle of September, re-
maining until the 10th or 12th of October.

His Serene Highness Prince Edward of Saxe-Weimar
arrived in London, on Thursday morning, from the
Crimea. The Prince visited his Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge, at St. James's Palace, and reported
himself at the Adjutant-General's Office, Horse Guards.
The Right Hon. Sir James Graham, Bart., M.P.,
accompanied by Lady Graham and the Misses Graham,
leaves town just before the adjournment of the Parlia-
ment on a continental tour, and is not expected to return
until the spring of next year. The right hon. baronet
has broken up his town establishment.

The Duke of Newcastle has arrived at Constantinople
by the Trieste steamer. The Turkish Ministers are de-
sirous of paying him the most marked attention. Pre-
viously to his trip up to Balaklava he will be presented
to the Sultan.

The Government have purchased Buckingham House,lub
Club,
as now temporarily occupied by the Carlton
as additional accommodation for the War Department.
The sum paid is 11,0001. for the remaining term of the
lease, now held by the Union Assurance Company.
Alderman Salomons requests us to state in reference
ttohaat
phaesshaagsenieniththere signed nor
Parliamentary
ryrwaany petition on the Dissenters' Marriage Bill.
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presentation
NEW POSTAGE STAMPS.—General Post-Office, July.—
On the 31st inst., and thenceforth, postage stamps, price
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AN Iltzadarr LEGlON.—Eneouraged by the success which has attended the endeavours to form the German
and SwisaLegions, the Government have resolved on the
formation of an Italian legion. It is to be raised at
Novara, where the head-quarters will be stationed, under
the superintendence of Sir James Hudson, the British
Minister at the Court of Sardinia, and a committee.
The command is to be held by Colonel the Hon. H. M.
Percy, of the Grenadier Guards, and the officers are to
Ibe Italians, or British gentlemen who understand Ita-
lian. The appointment of inspector in London is to be
held by Major Hudson, of the North York Militia, late
Grenadier Guards.—United Service Gazette.
TIM CIVIL SERVICE.—Poor-law, Scotland—Mr. Alex.
1 R. M'Raild has been appointed inspector, and Messrs.
and Duncan Leslie have been ap-
pointedinspectors.Guildhall Justiee-roora—The
sub-
C t A
of second clerk is vacant. us oms— clerkship
office
vacant at Liverpool, vice Mr.
business is
for general
Alexander Cameron
Duggan,
in the Examiner's Office in London.
appointed clerk
' ted clerk in the Legal
Mr. L. Harris bas been appointed dismissed. Mr. W. F. C. Britton has been
Quays in
M Turner
pointed clerk in the London Docks. W.
t Berwick,— Civil Service
has been appointed clerk a
London. Mr. George Ficklin has been ap-
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