The Sun.
London, England, 1864-06-08 00:00:00

or £5,400,

His Royal Highness Prince Pniiip of Wurto
burg has returned to the Clarendon Hotel from Claremont
Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duches:
de Montpensier arrived yesterday at the Clarendon Dote
from Claremont. In the evening their Royal Highnesse
entertained at dinner the Duke de Chartres, the Dug?d
Nemours, the Count d'Eu, the Duke d'Alencon, the Pone
de Joinville, the Duke de Penthievre, the Duke d'Auniale
Prince Philip of Wurtemburg, the Spanish Minister an'
Madame Cona3 n, the Duke de Granada and the members
the Spanish Legation in London, Viscount and Viscbuntes
Vigier, M, and Madame Bocher, Col. Velarde and Sen°
Cagigas (in attendance on the Duke de Montpensier), Mire
de Cela, in waiting to the Duchess de Montpensier, Col
Solis, M. Sauchiz, M. Laugel, &c. After the banquet tilt
royal party went to the Italian Opera to witness tbi
performance of " Faust." o

The Duke of Roxburghe has left the Clarenda
Hotel for Norway.
The Duke and Duchess do istorny end suite have
arrived at the Clarendon Hotel from Paris.

The Baroness de Thoren and suite have left
Brook-street for Malvern Hall, Solihull, 'Warwickshire.
Count Alexander Stroganoff has returned to the
Clarendon Hotel from Faris.

A macriage will shortly b 3 solemnised between
Lord Henry Loftus, brother to the late and uncle to the
present Marquis of Ely, and Louisa Countess of &afield.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.—The marriage
Lord Frederick Cavendish, second son of the Duke
of Devonshire, with the Hon. Lucy Caroline Lytteltolip
second daughter of Lord Lyttelton, was solemnised yester:
day at Westminster Abbey. The ceremony was perforrao,
with full choral service. The Earl Granville, the Earl 0;
Clarendon, Lord and Lady Taunton, the Marchioness °8
Exeter, the Duchess of Sutherland, the Chancellor of tb
Exchequer and Mrs Gladstone and a number of the nobiliff
were present. The bridegroom and his best-man arrive
the Abbey at half-past 12 o'clock, and shortly after War%
the bride arrived accompanied by Mrs Gladstone. At a
quarter to 1 the bridal procession was formed, and eute,,,r%
Irons the Jerusalem Chamber in the following order f----1"
12 bridesmaids following. the bride, who resting on the arm
of her father proceeded to the altar, the bridegroom Itil3,f,
accompanied by Mrs Gladstone and his brother, Lord Ptla
ward Cavendish, who acted as best man, The Hon. an
Rev. W. Henry Lyttelton, canon of Worcester and "°,2:1,
of Hagley, and uncle of the bride, performed the nt113"01
rite, assisted by the Hon. and Rev. Francis Grey, recta
gt
Morpeth. At the termination of the solemity the sredci
party proceeded to the Jerusalem Chamber for the reg)o.
tration of the marriage. The happy couple and their frit'll
then left the Abbey for the Right Hon. the Chancellor °
the Exchequer and Mrs. Gladstono's residence on Carltell;
house-terrace, where a sumptuous dejeuner had been PP,
pared for the interesting occasion. The Duke of Pel°11„
shire, the Duchess of Suthe: land, the Earl and Countedo:
of Clarendon and Lady E. Villiers, Lord Edward and Led
Louisa Cavendish, Lord and Lady George Cavendish, ligo
and Lady Taunton, Lord and Lady Bagot, and above l'a
of the relatives of both parties were present. Later ill the
afternoon the noble lord and his wife left town for tP"
Dowager Duchess of Sutherla.ad's villa at Chiswick.
ROYAL INSTITUTE OF BAITISH ARCHITECTS''h.
The annual dinner of the Royal Institute of Brit 6:
Architects took place on Monday evening, June 6, 10 ti-. 4
saloon of the Wellington, St. Jam es's-street—Thonias;
Donaldson, Esq., Ph, D., President, in the chair. Bea to
nearly 100 members of the profession, the following Pie.%
were present :—Sir Charles Eastlake, President or the
Royal Academy ; General Sabine, President of the 131..
Society; Mr J, P. Knight, R.A. ; Mr Westmacott,
Mr David Roberts, R,A, ; Mr E. W. Cooke, R.A. ; grivir
J. B. Ber3sford Hope, LL.D. ; Mr Baz algecte, C.E.; jot
C. Hutton Gregory, C.E; Mr Cole, C.. 8.; Capt.
R.E„ &c. The debate on the subject of ,the National "to"
lery in the House of Commons, which took place °°ther
same evening, prevented the attendance of severe
to
guests—Lord Elcho, Mr Cowper, Mr Tite, &o.
MADAME STAEL AND MR. WILBER:FO.- .0
In the early spring of 1814, Madame de SEOI 11,1 e a
in London, with her son and daughter, where she viiiivaar
much in the highest society. Having expressed t' Pest
ticular wish to become acquainted with Mr. Wilbert. r
rf
the Duke of Gloucester, in order to gratify her, Insd,„°1110
select dinner party, to which he was specially inviteu„: bar
atterwards made a great point of his dining wit' the
which he did, and, iu addition to her son and daughter'
company included Lord and Lady Landsdowne, 1.0" toga
rowby, Sir James Mackintosh, &a.. One of the g or•
afterwards assured me that, witfw.ut any effort oh his
Wilberlorce's part, the conversation was quieklY
hand, and that such was the brilliancy of his though dog
remarks, that Madame de Steel herselr, after thuslue
him, said, 66 I have always heard of Mr. Wilberforceuor
amongst the most benevolent of men : I shall u°Wb,°
think of him as ont, of the wittiest and most ogre o
He told me that he had afterwards sent her his b° job
" Practical Christianity, for which she bad almost‘s,°c,eot
and her remark on it to a mutual friend was,

l'aurore de l'immortaiite."
lIE OFFICERS OF THE CANDIA.---The TJ°l4l ,1
ki ommiesiohers of the Admiralty have receicetlin;
letter, signed by several of the passengers on board
Candia Peninsular and Oriental steamed stronglY rec°„l3:.
mending to their lordships' notice the very excellent wore
duct of 12 engineer officers of the Royal Navy, 011°.,,,w):ea
also passengers in the Candle on the 29th April last/ "",,5
the steamer encountered a very severe cyclonic gale,ddri-ro
which she was fcr some time in "G'reat dager. :Mese aUeet-a,
were on their way to join the Euryalus, on the C11213„5,2804
tion. Their names are Messrs. Pickles Eckersley, Pe'"erb.
Pover, Trenham, Greaves, Pa. o•e Chase,' Fattison,
od
waite, itt ilutyre, and Brown. Their lordships have es-Presso
their satisfaction at receiving such an account, nd, °,.„,
favourably noted the Praiseworthy conduct of the 011100—