The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-30 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

WINDSOR, OCT. 29.
The Queen walked in the grounds adjoining the Castle
this morning.
The Prince went out shooting.
The Prince of Wales and Prince Alfred rode on horse-
back.

The Duchess and Princess Mary of Cambridge, and
the Duke of Cambridge, are expected this afternoon on a
visit to her Majesty. Lord George Lennox has been
invited, and is also expected.

The Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Augusta
Bruce and Sir George Couper, arrived in London from
Frogmore yesterday morning, and paid a visit to the
Duchess of Gloucester at Gloucester House, Park-lane.
Her Royal Highness left town by the Great Western
Railway in the afternoon on her return to Frogmore.
The Portuguese Micister left town on Sunday on a
visit to Viscount Palmerston, at his seat, Broadlands,
Hants.

THE EMBASSY TO VIENNA.—WO have reason to be-
lieve that Sir Hamilton Seymour is appointed to the
emLassy at Vienna.
Lord John Russell has consented to deliver a lecture
at Exeter-hall, on the evening of Tuesday, Nor. 13, on
the subject of " The obstacles which have retarded moral
and intellectual progress."
The vacant Commissionership of Charities has been
conferred upon Mr. Headlam, M.P. for Newcastle.
At Paris a new medal has been struck. On the face
is a profile of the Emperor's bust, with the legend—
Napoleon 111., Emperor. On the reverse is the follow-
ing inscription :—" Capture of Kinburn by the allied
fleets of France and England, on the 27th of Oct."
Meyerbeer is expected at Vienra on the 10th of next
mouth ; he is to direct in person the rehearsals of the
" Etoile du Nord," which will be performed for the first
time at Vienna on the fete-day of her Majesty the Em-
press.
The aged Prince Metternich will arrive at Vienna on
Saturday, intending, as is his wont, to spend the winter
in the capital.
The Earl of Pomfret has left his shooting quarters in
the Highlands, and is making a series of visits on his
way south to his seat in Northamptonshire.
The Earl and Countess of Bessborough, who are en-
tertaining company at their seat in Ireland, are not ex-
pected in London before December.
The Earl of Harrowby is expected to arrive in town
to-day, from Sandon Hall, Staffordshire.
Viscount Palmerston returns to town, this morning,
from Broadlands.

The Lord Chancellor arrived at his mansion, in Upper
Brook-street, yesterday, from his seat near Bexley, in
Kent.

Lord Cavendish has joined the Chatsworth Rifles, in
Derbyshire, from visiting the Duke of Devonshire, at
Lisntore Castle, and his Excellency the Earl of Carlisle,
in Dublin.
The Earl and Countess Howe and the Ladies Adelaide
and Emily Curzon closed their visit to the Earl and
Countess of Derby, yesterday, at Knowsley, and pro-
ceeded to Gopsall Hall, Leicestershire.
Lord and Lady Courtenay are staying in town, having
returned from Powderham Castle, Devon. Countess
Fortescue is laid up with a very severe illness at Castle
Hill, near Southmolton, Devon. Her ladyship is,
however, gradually recovering, and it is hopes that she
will shortly be well enough to return to London.
The Germanic Diet sat for the first time since the
vacation on the 25th of October, but nothing important
came under discussion. The new Russian Envoy to the
Did, Baron Brunnow, has presented his letters of
°cadence to the Austrian Envoy, Baron de Prokesch
Osten, who ie president of the Diet. The family of
Baron Brunnow will continue to reside at Darmstadt.

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Travellers by the Hollando-Belgian Railway still com-
plain of the vexatious severity on the part of the police
on the two frontiers with respect to passports.
A letter from Constantinople, in the Moniteur, states
that orders have been sent from that city to Smyrna,
for the immediate execution of the two Greeks who a
short time since assassinated a sailor belonging to the
French brig Olivier.
A letter from Bucharest of the 17th, in the /ndepen-
dplctazeweeaoffeßw druasysels, says :—" A. duel with pistols, took
the ago,waillthwieaenn
Militia,
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ex-Colonel of
Saillard, au Attache at the French Consulate. Both
parties returned uninjured from the combat."
EXPULSION OF THIRTY-FOUR REFUGEES FRODI JER-
SEY.--SOUTHAMPTON, Monday Night.—The Channel
Islands mail-packet has arrived. She brings intelligence
that the whole of the thirty-:our refugees who signed
the declaration which appeared last week in The
Sun have been ordered to leave Jersey this week, by
order of the British Government. Amongst the ex-
pelled are Victor Hugo and his sons;
PAUL, STRAHAN, AND BATES.—It is understood that
these unhappy criminals will remain in Newgate, or the
Millbank Prison, until a complete investigation of their
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GREAT Loss OF CATTLE.—The Royal
Boaden, of Aberdeen, from Twining to this port, has
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