The Sun.
London, England, 1855-04-12 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, APRIL H.
There was no addition to t►ae royal dinner party yes-
tcriay._

Tie Qiieen and Prince, accompanied by the Prince of
I..f!iningen, walked in the Home Park this morning'.
Her Majesty afterwards rode in the Riding-house,
atterded by the Hon. Flora Macdonald.
The Princ3 of Wales rade on horseback, attended by
Mr. Gibbs.
Tile younger royal children took a carriage drive.
The Vi countess Canning has succeeded the Duchess
of Atholl as the Lady in Waiting to her Majesty.
Lc rd Rivers and General Sir E. Bowater have suc-
ceeded Earl Sinners and the Hon. Mortimer Sackville
West as Lord and Groom in Waiting.

the stereoscope. Viewing crime from these two
points of view, we are enabled to sec it, as it is,
in its entirety. Otherwise it continues to us but
as a painted picture, instead of becoming to us,
as it ought, a veritable reality, capable of being
appreciated by the full sense. Scrutinised in this
way through the medium of the duplex but har-
monious legislative stereoscope—examined simul-
taneously with an eye to expiation by nunish
client, aralwith an eye to reclamation by discipline
—crime, we repeat, can be thus literally seen in
its complete and substantial reality, and (so be-
held, not guessed at, as heretofore, but actually
seen, and, in a measure, comprehended) may at
length be wholesomely, subjected to corrective I Viscount Palmerston arrived in London eeterda
treatment by the State, with something like a ; morning from his seat, Broadlands, Hants, y Y.
s, for
reasonable prospect of bringing about,
together ‘ pose of
iattending the Cabinet Council. the pnr-
with the vindication of the outraged majesty of 1
meeting 021 a
the ironyeasls
Comm Commissioners
t (fir
the
d
Platriatotiac
the law, the individual improvement of offenders, Furiirihd, to-day, in the Palace at Westminster.
and the diffusion of some general advantae WyldeaEn eror of the French- has presented to Mr.
g goldsnuff box, with his cypher in diamonds, as
throughout the population. a souvenir of his visit to the model of Sebastopol. The
Qeeen of Spa in has decorated Mr. Wyld with the order It is something of itself, we- opine, to have so fCarlos 111.
employed a portion of our felon multitude upon theP
liincelidJerome Napoleon attended divine service at
. Public Works, as for example in our dockyards Ga4l,ani) hises on Easter. Sunday. After the mass (gays
_
-, •4 ; -Imperial Highness prayed for some time
and arsenals, that Ase value of the convict labour at the tomb of the Emperor.
The Countess of Ashburnham gave birth t
thus brought into systematic application for the Easter Sunday, at Ashburnham-place,
sussoxo a son on
national benefit within the compass of the financial The Duke of Devonshire daily entertains a brilliant
circle of fashion at his mansion in Kempt-town.
year last past has been estimated at ano less con- , It is probable that the pecuniary irregularities in which
siderable sum total than just 78,920/. sterling. , the Hon. F. J. R. Villiers has taken part—transactions
i ir.volving over 100,000/.—will shortly be made the sub-
It is something also, we conceive, for the country 1
, ject of legal proceedings.
to have already made elaborate provision at ! Rossini is seriouslyspecies a
ili—a of only too pre-
' valerit and dannerous in Tuscany, is feared.
Parkhurst alone for reclaiming at one and the i
CHIEF BARON PlGOT.—Accounts have reached Dub-
same time as many as 620 juvenile delinquents. I lin, stating that the health of the Chief Baron has been
greatly benefitted by his long sojourn iu the south of
,
There are in these and other kindred items in our , Spain, and that his return to Ireland may be shortly
F'
annual account of the Convict Prisons of England, expcted.
The late John Murray, Esq., merchant, London, hag
subjects upon which, even in the hearing of the .
left Cie whole of his fortune, said to be little short of
0/ —subject to life interest in favour of his widow
'Vizir of Yanina, we might go so far as to offer 9,0)
..
ac( u .
Free School in M I ff
aryl niece—to the
the Public at large our earnest and deliberate , ROYAL MAIL STEAM COMPANY.—Tho report of this
ftlichations. Nay, fur our own part, we cannot company, issued preparatory to the meeting to-day,
-‘, a dividend of 2/. per share for the six months
but deem .
it reasonable to congratulate the who'.e pro2o.B€ •
the slat of December. The working account
COMM • elating
unity ©f Our fellow-countrymen upon matters for the year shows an increase of 20,092/. in pas-
relating to the game important but, on the other band,
sago money and freight ;
. ...
4,l .
to the mid' iniuct subject upon which
t:ere has been an augmentation of
the
e
service,
for such congratulatiOns.
any reasonable grounds
,w3e0re3,,02163,6
for9stll;efbor
,iretof transport; and the victualling
seems in a
manner
wonderfaiTi o our thinking it 'of troops. Tae waseis still retained ii‘niedw a connectionT ha
mwith
come aware that from 9,000 Ytosatisfactory to be- tha war are—the Mdaletre,
ParanaTaiiia' has been' taken by
can be provided for within the 10,000 convicts rii.:
e eattereani ih SevernGoN 1,3
mw, while
Government for five months certain. The
establishments--even though it Year at our home • surplus of the working account fir the year is 281,4811.,
,
107,207/. is applied to the
k)a at . out of which the large sum of
cost
so enormous, a cost which f annual ' for
13,...n General Reserve Fund to meet repairs, exclusive of an
was not less than 171,639/.63.3d. and for i °-.4
z,ppropriation of 61,4581. for dAerioration. The inte- •
851.5 r2.7t. laid on loans was 13,9721., and the last half-year..:y
actually as much as 218,961/,155.9d, I 16 '
ht„,,, ~i,idrad cf 27. per share having amounted to 29,6801.)
--••"11 the balance now remaining is 69,1121.

A Cabinet' Council was held yesterday afternoon at
the Foreign-office, Downing-street. It was attended by
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis
of Lansdowne, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Claren-
don, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood,
Sir Wm. Molesworth, Viscount Canning, and the Earl
of Harrowby. The council sat three hours.