The Sun.
London, England, 1864-04-05 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

WINDSOR CASTLE, April 4.

The Bishop of Worcester had the honour of
dining with the Queen, the King of the BaJgians,
and •he royal family yesterday.

The Bishop of Worcester and Sir Charles and
Lady Mary Wood left the Castle this morning.
The Queen, accompanied by her Royal Highness
Princess Helena, walked and drove in the grounds.
Her Royal Highness Princess Augustus of Saxe-
Coburg, and their Serene Highnesses Princess Clo-
tilde, Princess Amelie, and Prince Ferdinand, at-
tended by Madlle. Borsch, arrived at the Castle oa
a visit to the Queen.

Professor Owen had the honour of delivering h;e
third lecture before ber l'ilajesty, the King of the
Belgians, and the royal family.
Russell had a❑ audience of the Queen this
afternoon.

The Prince and Princess of Wales.
SANDRINGHAM, April 4.
_ _

hair Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales, with Lieut. General Kuollys, Captain
Grey, Mr. Fisher, Mr. Ho.zman, and the lion. Mrs.
Bruce, attended Divine service at the Sandring-
ham Church yesterday morning, The Rev. G. B.
Moron, 8.A., rector, officiated and preached.

PRINCE ALFRED.—On Saturday his Royal High-
ness, accompanied by Lord Balhaven, Major Cowell,
Mr. Fletcher, yr., of Saltoun, Mr. Bouverie Primrose, and
Mr. Haig, arrived in Hamilton in two carriages, and pro-
ceeded to Cadzow Forest, to view the ancient castle, the
white cattle, and the old oaks. The Prince, in true sailor
fashion, walked the plank on the bridge at present being
erected to connect the forest with Chatelherault, and in-
dulged in a jump or two to the amazement of his distin-
guished companions, who appeared to think that prudence
was the better part of valour, and die not follow him in what
they seemed to reckon a rather perilous enterprise, The
proceedings df the Prince, and the hesitation of his staid
companions, cfforded some amusement to the onlookers•
The party arrived at the palace shortly after 1 o'clock, and
inspected it, and also the mausoleum, gardens and stables,
and sat down to luncheon shortly after. At 20 minutes pas!
3 they drove through the policies to Bothwell-bridge, arta
went and visited Bothwell castle and Blantyre Priory, re •
turning in the evening through the ducal policies to Clyde-
bridge and from thence to Wishaw House. The visit was
of a private character. We believe it is the first occasion
in which any of the royal family has been in Hamilton.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cain'
bridge, the Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, and
the Princess Mary of Cambridge, do not intend to leave
Cambridge Cottage, Kew, for St. James's Palace, until the
end of the month Their royal highnesses will be in mourn'
ing until nearly the close of the season.
The Duke of Hamilton will return to London
from Paris in a few days, on his way to Oxford, to resume
his studies at that university.
Tne Marquis and Marchioness of Cholmondeley
come to town to .morrow from Cholmondeley Castle, Clle'
shire, for the season.
The Marquis and Marchioness de Suelves y de
Uztariz have arrived at the Clarendon Hotel from Madrid.
The Earl and Countess Howe are shortly expected
to arrive at Curzon House, South Audley-street, from Gop'
sail Hair, near Atherstone.
Tne E irl of Dudley is expected to arrive at
Dudley House, Park-lane, on Thursday next, from WitleY
Court, Worcestershire. _ _ _

- - ,
Tne _Earl ant: Countess of Ashburnham left Witt
yesterday for Haddo House, Aberdeenshire.
The Earl ulia C ttntess of &afield and Lord
Reidhaven have arrived at the Clarendon Hotel for the sect-
son.
The Countess (Frances) Waldegrave will have
evening parties on Wednesday next and on the 13th inst.)
at her manbion in Carlton-gardens.
Lord and Lady Nleath have arrived at MaurigY'E
Hotel from a tour.
Lord Stanley; M.P., has arrived in town from
Knowsley-park, the Earl of Derby's seat in Lancashire.
L )rd and L =dy Ciareuet- Paget arrived in town
yesterday from their seat iu Wales,
Lord Egerton of Tattoo is expected to arrive ill
St. James's-square on or about the Bth inst. Lady Eger-
ton and daughters return in a few days from visiting La"
Rolle at Exton Park, Devon.
Lord and Lady Aveland have been entertaining
a succession of company during the Easter holidays at they
seat, Normanton Park, Rutlandshire.
Lord and Lady Bendiesham have returned t°
the Clarendon Hotel from Gumley Hall, Rugby.
'WHETHER THE APE HAS ANYTHING TO DO WITS
THE GENUS Homo?—Tne brain of an adult attith
says M. Gratiolet, is similar to that of an ape; and, nevf
theless, it is developed in some respects in an entirely cd.'-
ferent manner. Thus, for instance, the folds in the blilA
of an ape appear first in the inferior lobes, and lastly in t -
frontal ones. In man the inverse of this takes place--tha
frontal folds are the first to appear. From this result Fere:
petual dfferences during :cetal life; and man, ill the rle.
spect, presents an irresolvable exception to the
Thus at no epoch is this human brain typically 5° like jai
ape—actually an ape's brain. One can make of mater a
general rutin
man. neither a kingdom, a division, a class, an order, nor
et
family of an order. He is apart from the beings whiehin_l3,
resemble him. He appears—pardon the expression--t° t*,s.
eyes of the naturalist who would class him with the Ile"'
as an anomaly. ho 4th
LIyERPOOL COLLEGE.-03 Monday, t „,0
inst., at the annual meeting of the Life Governors
vt
Liverpool Collegiate Institution, of which. the
.Re_•
Howson has been 15 years principal, it was decided thatLiver'
LIB name of these, schools is henceforward to be lAt
00,1 College." ritiobars
EttRATA.—In the letter signed. R. N. n 1 „of
n our yesterday's impression, for
" s gittu, _,
course read `°Sigillutn," and for " yeXacrrves "
a 4
"lEXczeipor."