The Sun.
London, England, 1864-07-12 00:00:00

Court GN DI (firtulgt

TIER MAJESTY,

WINDSOR CASTLE, July 11,
The Queen, Prince and Princess Louis of Hesse,
and the Princess Victoria of Hesse, Princess Helens,
Princess Louise, Princess Beatrice, and Prince Le°.
gold, left Windsor Castle at ten minutes before four
o'clock this afternoon for Osborne.
In attendance were the Countess of Caleder,' the
Hon. Mrs. Bruce, the Hon. Flora, At acdonsla,
Mdlle. de Grancy, Lieut.'General the Hon. C'
Grey, Colonel the Hon. A. Hardinge, Captain isn,
Westorweller, Mr Buff, Mr Sshl, and the Master °`
the Household.
Their Royal Highnesses the Pfil2C3 and Princess
of Wales, attended by the Marchioness of Cannot'
then and Captain Grey, left the Castle this moo'
ing for Marlborough House.
The Right Hon. Sir George Grey arrived at the
Castle on Saturday, end left this morning.

The Prince and Princess of Wales.
The Prince and Princess of Wales returned 1°
Marlborough House yesterday morning, from
visit to the Queen at Windsor Castle.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, attended 11
the Marchioness of Carmarthen, Earl Speneef'
Lieut.-General Knollys, and Captain Grey, went
the Ciothworkers' Hall in the City, where his 13,016
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Highness was enrolled a freeman of the compani%
Their Royal Highnesses afterwards took lunclie°'
with the Master and Wardens of the company. 0
The Prince of Wales rode to Wimbledon in ti/

afternoon.
The Prince and Princess of Wales went to th°
Italia Opera, Covent-garden, in the evening.

Departure of her Majesty for Osborne'
Yesterday afternoon, shortly before four o'el°c`4o
her Mejesty,accompanied by theirßoyal Higbee°
Princess Helena, Louise, Alice of Hesse, and Dee‘a
trice, and Princes Louis of Hesse and Leopold, saes
attended by Colonel Sir T. M. Biddalph, Cole°
the Hon. A. E. Hardinge, C. 8., Lieut.-General Ole
Hon, C. Grey, Major-General F. H. G. Seyo3l
the Countess of Caledon, &c., left Windsor Cast
for the Windsor station of the Great Westero
Railway, en route for Osborne. f tho
Her Majesty and the various members 0 nj
Royal family drove from the Castle to the tern3itl'i
in carriages drawn by white ponies. The 11°16f
party on entering the station-yard drew up, 513c111:4
Majesty, with the Princes and Princesses, were
ceived by tho officials of the Great Western lift/..ei
way, Mr. Tyrrell, general superintendent ; 'ue
Kelley, the divisional superintendent, and Mel;
Rawlinson and Mathews, and conducted to tt,
state ealoor.s attached to a train of five other 05i
riages furnished for the occasion by the London as
South-Western Railway Company. ad
A large concourse of ladies and spectators to
gathered together on the station platform, slid 0,
these, as her Majesty was stepping into the 00°4,
the Queen very graciously turned, bowed, are
milled in acknowledgment of their loyal greeti"et
Her Majesty was in mourning, and looked VP
pale.
Precisely at four o'clock the special started
lobe
the station (the lowering of the standard oil o
round tower announcing the fact of the Gaeeo,
departure) on its way, under the charge of Mee,:o
Tagnell and Kelley, to Basingstoke junction, SCIg,
was reached at 4.55 p.m. via Slough and iteaa's,,,s
At Basingstoke the care of the Royal trai° ter
transferred to Mr. Godson, the traffic superisiir
dent of the South-Western Railway, who srevoe
panied the special to the Royal Clare,,ol
Victualling-yard, Gosport, via Winchester "

Bishopstoke. tB4
The Royal train arrived at Gosport abou-
minutes past six o'clock, when the Queen and 1/%0
family embarked on board the Fairy, and at %oil
proceeded to Osborne, which would be retie

about seven o'clock.

EXPECTED VISIT OF TILE PRINCE OF WAosoo(ltri
tt
TILE HIGHLANDS.—The Prince of Wales, it is under-5 o
will come north, as he did last year, for the shooto4'ooi
will again occupy Abergeldie Castle. While in Ofjt'visit
his Royal Highness, it is confidently expected, Will 0,06
the Duke of Sutherland at Dunrobin Castle. The 14:°- it
was given last year, and there is every reason to Del'e.
will ba fulfilled.—lnverness Courier. t c0f1:
PRINCE ALFRED.—The Aurora, which is -04yett
vey his Royal Highness Prince Alfred to NorwaYl6;:,,
in the Firth of Forth on Sunday. Instead of procoeno3
Leith Roads, as was anticipated, she made for Bic lit'sdoitil
Roads, and cast anchor a little off the pier, almost 6,10130401
the French corvette Expeditive, still lying there. Silfl•gle
remain at Burntisland till she is joined by hisßo294l
ness Prince Alfred. f
;,Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess • 00-
bridge and Princess Mary honoured the Br
yor
Countess of Malmesbury by their company at (lir -Of TO
terday evening, at their residence in Stratford-pla ce,'ooer
Duchess and Princess, attended by Lady Geraldir,
bet and Capt. Ellis, arrived at eight o'clock. Ti tefite jelte`;
present to meet their Royal Highnesses the Dukaide',o
lieu, the Marquis of Blandford, the Earl and Co
Hardwicke, and Lady Agneta Yorke, the Earl of Vl3-1:Of
Lord Stanley, M.P., Lord Courtenay, the Dowod 'et 1:41'
Truro, the Right Hon. Sir Robert and Lady Ern
So i
and Mr W. Lyttonti
-
The Empress of Austria has left Kissigge
return to Vienna.
The Botschafter of Vienna announces th 5t pig,
William of Prussia will in a few days arrive in tlu e5O:
accompanied by Count do Bismark and General deA off et
teuffel. His Majesty will remain for five or sti
Schcenbrunn, ttie
The Grand Ducal Court of Baden left'°"l-00'
7th, to pass some time at Minau, on the Lal3, °
OP,
stance.
His Excellency the Marquis do la Pralo;ea.'
the Marchioness do la Puente and family have A
Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley. square, from Madrid.
The Earl and Countess of Belmore 1.1111-
Brown's Hotel. 0°""
The Earl of Bantry has left Thomas
Berkeley-square, for Bantry Castle, Ireland.
Colonel and Lady Henrietta Ogilvy
Grafton• street for a tour in Switzerland.
Lady Molesworth entertained at d:iroetaiiti.r
evening, the Duchess of Montrose, the Marquis °iv Vito
chioness of Cadore, Maria Marchioness of AilesiblV Vitt(
count Torrington, Lord Henry Gordon Lennox, ti
Dunkellin, M P., Mr Bernal Osborne, Mr Or eg' '
1 u
6 ;
Alfred 'Seymour, Mrs Henry Baring, Mr H, TE °Pio
H. W. and Mrs Dudley Carleton, Mr G. Vivia.o. 011,0
Lady Dorothy Nevin, llr Calcraft, Mr George I ~
Mr Delano. st 3
Sir George and Lady Musgrave, and aPI
grave have left Brown's Hotel for Eden Hall.
Sir W. Scott, Lady Scott, and the M isstticso Sc "
have left the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood, lot
Jedburgh.
rrh P°ol
ROYAL HORTICULTURAL GARDENS .---J--: Sty.
of Buccleuch's conversazzone to the fellows of '": tee.ol
Horticultural Society will take place to-morro sf;0000
when their Royal Highnesses the Prince and P,lldeol
Wales will be present. The conservatory and. tar-
be illuminated.

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AFRICAN EXPLORATION.—News hns f°' 414
been received from Khartum of that enterpritsil343eliDo of
l‘lr Samuel Baker. It will be recollected by' 911 ;1011,, 1
interested in Nile discovery, that alter the deett)4o;lll
Captains Speko and Grant, Mr Baker started for i"„etro°
in search of the reported lake, Luta Nzige ais ffrf OP'
now been met with returning to Gond k0.r0.,
eas:4:oo9l3er;
march from that place, and as one of the s
the river, placed at his disposal by the gilt oeiti4,ood
Petherick, was waiting his arrival at Gon—cleenkeorl o.ooolllte
hope soon to hear of his descending the Nile and 1 44
nicating the results of his journey.
AN ENGINE-DRIVER KILLED ,—OR Suli(l°.filtif
the Hammersmith
of the
etrrasimnisthwaesxlteeanveiinegn tlhineel,lfgom.rmsoh_resapnahietrt:i:y•a'etuit::rii:lol
one
fatal accident occurred to the
nhiaem endgNi
niec,hwo lhaesnClarke.
head leaninglsiteruweeznsgain c
ensciodkeetdhehirmailfwroamy. the
H eenigeilni engine-driver or'
the 004
blowruns beside
engine and train, and was cut to pieces. Cltsri''' ff
wife and two children. -
HEAVY CO .At ° 01
CASE.—Tils"—! I. fi 9
BANKm OMPENSATION
Yesterday the case of 46 GwYO3-fter ,100
Metropolitan of Works" was co eluded blis3Pit.
days' proceedings. It was a compensationn chill° °''Pe';
eb
ectlpwouseseetntoont 1.1.°a :Wile-Air:l:i e'4.sl3C°:
on account of the embankment
at
engineer,
bottobto Pt's 4
street, Strand. Mr. Gwynne,
near the Temple-pier. After thaencasegif:reetlae oliii,,l3it3:l3' e
concluded the Assessor awarded £ll,OOO conVer'sn' tie
°A°
FORESTERS' FETE, LEICESTER Th re "ti titril
...... e br_
. a disgraceful riot, Mr. Coxwell, the aeronaut, 135
11 afell
' mobbed, and his balloon burnt. Several (411) pers
injured.