The Sun.
London, England, 1864-03-15 00:00:00

HER MAJESTY.

WINDSOR CASTLE, March 14'
The Queer, accompanied by their Royal gigll'
nesses Prince Alfred and Princess Helena, went t°
London this morning. In attendance were ritidi
Churchill, Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Lieut.-6°'
Hon. C. Grey.
Her Majesty drove to South Kensington tide iri•
vpected the Mulready collection of pictures. Tier
Majesty then visited the Prince and Princes 9 (3f
Wales at Marlborough House, and remained t 0
luncheon. After luncheon her Majesty drove t°
Buckingham Palace, and there received their Dv;
penal Highnesses the Archduke Maximilian °f
Austria and the Archduchess Charlotte.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena'
afterwards returned to Windsor Castle.
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred remained is
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London, and '..eaves to-night for Holyrood Pllllc4
Edinburgh, attended by Major Cowell.

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The Archduke Mizimilian of Austria and t d
Archduchess Charlotte visited the Prince an
Princess of Wales, at Marlborough House, y eater
day morning.
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The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena 9
Prince Alfred, arrived from Windsor, and VI
luncheon with the Prince and Princess of Waies
Marlborough House.
Her Majesty was attended by Lady Chute-
hill,
Lord Charles Fitzroy, and Lieut.- Gen. Hon. C. GI
His Majesty the King of the Belgians also visited
their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prinoes3c
Wales, and lunched with them.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of CI
bridge and Princess Mary visited the Pripet) an
Princess of Wales in the afternoon.
The Princess of Wales took a carriage (11'511f
attended by Countess de Grey.
The Prince of Wales rode on horseback, seal'
panied by Prince Alfred, and attended by Liett':,
Colonel Keppel, and visited the Archduke 30,50
milian and Archduchess Charlotte at the Clara°
Hotel.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, accomPsa-
by Priuce John of Glucksburg, went to the Friel)
Theatre in the evening, attended by Countessl
Grey, Lieut.-Colonel Keppel, and Baron aillue
ceone.

The Archduke Maximilian and the A—
duchess Charlotte.
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The stay of their Imperial Highnesses the
duke Maximilian and the Archduchess Charl°to
in London, though it was anticipated that it vr°olll
be exceedingly brief, has been much shorter tRO
ver
was expected. They will leave London for
this morning, on their way to Brussels, and
travel by a special train on the London, Cheallsol,
and Dover Railway.
Yesterday morning their Imperial hip-e
4 ce,
paid a visit to her Mrjesty at Buckingham 'Palo
and also visited the Prince and Princess of Wea
and the King of the Belgians, at Marlber°°7
House.
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In the afternoon the Princess of Wales call,
upon the Archduke and Archduchess at the core
don Hotel.
Later in the day the Prince of Wales (at4ell
by Colonel Keppel) and Prince Alfred rode t° 0,
Clarendon, and visited their imperial bighlof
The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess 1‘
of Cambridge also visited the Archduke and Ar
duchess.
In consequence of the immense crowd which 0
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leered to see their royal highnesses on their 7°,0;
Bond-street was rendered impassable, and it 1
lound necessary to send round the prince's 11°ire
to the private entrance of the hotel in Albetneli
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street, Whence their royal highnesses retorrieu
Marlborough House.
1364 In the evening the Archduke and Arcladu°
dined at Buckingham Palace, by invitation of Poo
Majesty, to meet the King of the Belgians and
Prince and Princess of Wales.
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In the course of the day the future Emper°-r bet
Empress of Mexico were visited by a great 1113°10,01
of royal and distinguished personages. Alorr°oit
those who thus paid their respects were :-""
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Royal Highnesses the Duke de Nemourth tl?
Prince de Juinville, and the Duke d'Auniale'oll
Duchess Augustus of Saxe-Coburg, the Tv: tb°
Ambassador, the Austrian Ambassador and fld
Countess Apponyi, the Prussian Ambassador
the Countess de Bernstorff, the French An3be,,%160
the Belgian Minister and Madame Van do 7, iOOO
the Bavarian Minister and Baroness de Cetto, rtor
Paul Esterhazy, the Earl and Countess of Co
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don, the Earl of St. Germans, the Chancellor °I
Exchequei, &c.
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Several members of the Imperial suite dine dill
the Austrian Ambassador and the Countess"`
in the evening at Chanties House.
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On Saturday last, previous to leaving - P
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Archduke and Archduchess received visite V
many personages of distinction, who called t°o taool
leave. The Archduke also had a long eodevoi°
with M. Fould and M. Drouyn de Lhuis' plitO°
imperial highnesses afterwards paid a visit to" ilr
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Napoleon and the Princess Clotilde, and the tile;
cess Mathilde, from whom they, took leave. 01111(10;1
return to the Tuileries the Emperor and Arct 01,"
were in close conference till the hour of diene4o
during the same period the Archduchess ell es'
the society of the Empress. Much regret Irlips foe
pressed at the approaching separation, pert' of!,
many years, and the actual leave taking 1"-itiIN
very touching nature. The Empress was obi!
moved, and warmly embraced the Archduke's,
the separation of the Empress and Arehdushgl
like that of two sisters.

Her Majesty the Queen forwarded Yeat
through Sir C. Phipps, her usual annual subscript°
to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution. Wee°
The Court will go into mourning for three
hio Pit.
commencing on Sunday next the 20th instant, for -
Majesty the King of Bavaria. e tea
THE KING OF THE BELGIANS rap , it is lefe/1th
will, on leaving this country, Visit Paris. At II
his Majesty, it is said, has been invited. r
rifiCol) Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and fTarr",i
of Wales intend to honour his Excellency tha eOOll
Ambassador and Madame Musurus with their Prei-Oe%
a d6leuner to-day on board the steam-yacht of his
ep
Majesty the Sultan, previously to the steamer deptrlo
from Woolwich for Constantinople. Fromt-opti
hitherto taken place it is the fastest steamer ail°ltri°
principal cabins and saloons are fitted up in a .„#
style of comfort. f
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Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess °iv, 0!1,1$
bridge, the Grand Duchess of Mecklenburg-Stru, .100,
the Princess Mary honoured the Marchioness Of, ow te
their company at dinner last evening at her lecbs do
deuce at Prince's gate, Hyde-park.
The Marquis and iVlareniuness of Saadi,hull $lO
town at tho end of this or early in the ensuing weeks
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the Parliamentary recess with the Earl and Coll°
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warr, at Buckhurst Park,
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The Earl Delawarr has quite recovered
Saturday next to Buckhurst Park,
recent cold. The noble Earl and countess go on 0 Pl4' le
holidays, eluting which a select family circle
there.
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Tito Earl Russell was prevented attenol 0 0011'00
place in the House of Lords yesterday eveniug fro°oooBP
attack of rheumatism. His lordship was ill C •
confined to his chamber during the day.
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Sussex, for.t.PlosoP
Lord Richard Grosvenor, M.P., has gnat at '
visit to Sir Watkin and Lady William 1'37-
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seat in Wales.
The Right Hon. Sir Edward 1311:‘,,veoroall'aP
Bart., M.P., has taken the late Marquis of Bade.
house in Park-lane for the remainder of the ."'o'o,loo
ALLEGED MEDIATION OF KING LE°rile oeloliog
Vienna Press asserts that the King of the colour:pc.
has accepted the office of mediator betweenottWvamy
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powers, and that he will be joined at Lo
Jean of Glucksburg (brother of the King !iii:pyraga toot,
Earl Russell, and the ambassadors of Austria,
to atiset,ooo
Sweden. The Danish government, accorptiti) geoaat
0:1 to
has given the King's brother full power
cruarbey,c foe
the basis of the integrity of the Danish 11288.110, to
tiPo,,. st:
consent, as the extreme limit of his c?nce
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oration of an administrative Sleswig-Ilral._w_ of
jel°to
xisted before 1848, or to a rolieal sepa otroosy
:corn _Denmark. The political separation
DQraark will Pe irooly consented tg.