The Sun.
London, England, 1855-10-15 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

BALMORAL, OCT. 12.

Her Majesty the Queen drove out yesterday, accompa-
nied by the prince of Wales and the Princess Royal,
►nd attended by her Grace the Duchess of Wellington.
OCT. 13.
Her Majesty the Queen walked out yesterday morn-
ing, accompanied by the Princess Royal.
In the afternoon her Majesty, with the Prince and the
Princess Royal, drove out in an open carriage.
Sir James Clark and Mr. and Mrs. Clark had the
honour of joining the Royal dinner party yesterday
evening.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge attended
divine service yesterday morning in the Chapel Royal,
St. James's ; the Rev. Dr. Wesley preached the sermon.
Despatches from the Governors of Colonies on the
West Coast of Africa were received on Saturday at the
Colonial-office,

RETURN OF THE COURT FROM

SCOTLAND.

Her Majesty, the Royal family, and suite will return
from Balmoral to Edinburgh, on Tuesday next. The
Royal party will pass the night at Holyrood Palace, and
on the following day proceed by the North British, the
North-Eastern, and Great Northern lines of railway to
London. The train, consisting of engine and tender,
break, first-class carriage for servants, first-class carriage
for pages and other attendants, family carriage for
ladies of the suite blue saloon for the Princesses, Royal
saloon, for the Princes, family carriage for gentlemen of
the suite, first-class carriage for directors and the press,
and two carriage trucks, will leave St. Margaret's sta-
tion, Edinburgh. at 7 45 a.m. The Royai train will stop
for luncheon at York, and resume the journey at 1 35,
and arrive at King's-cross station, London, at 6 25.
The usual precautions will be adopted to secure the
safety of the Royal travellers and the punctual running
of the train. The communication between guard and
engine driver will be used on this occasion ; in addition
there will be,---A man on the tender continually looking
hack to take cognisance of signals. A pilot engine will
follow the train at an interval of five minutes. At the
stations where the train is timed to atop the public will
be admitted to the platforms, under special regulations.

VISIT OF THE DUKE AND DUCHESS DE
BRABAAT TO PARIS.

PARIS, Oct. 13.—At 7 o'clock, yesterday, their royal
hig►hnesses arrived at the Palais de St. Cloud in the Court
carriages, escorted by a detachment of the Cent Garles.
The Emperor received his illustrious guests in the vesti-
bule of the chateau. The royal visitors were accom-
panied by H.I.H. Prince Napoleon, M. le Count d'Ar-
juzon, M. le Lieutenant-Colonel de Toulongeon, M. le
Prince and Mine. la Princess de Chiruay, M. le Colonel
Pcetals, aide-de-camp, M. le Colonel Meerkerke, ecuyer,
M. le Colonel de Villiers, M. le Count Vanderstraten,
officer d'Ordonnance ; M. Devaux, secretaire de S A.R.;
M. le Dacteur Ricken, medicin de S.A.R. ; Madlle. la
Comtesse de Grun and Mine. la Bayonne de Marche,
dames du palais.
M. le Count d'Arjuzon, Chambellan de l'Empereur ;
M. le Colonel Marquis de Toulongeon, and Mrpe. la
Baronne de Pierre, are named du service d'leonneur.
To-day the Royal visitors have paid a visit to the Jar-
din des Piantes, and this evening there is a grand dinner
at St. Cloud, and afterwards dancing au piano.
To-morrow their Royal Highnesses will visit St. Ger-
mains, and in the evening they will attend the Theatre
Francais.
On Monday the Royi:l travellers will go to the Beaux
Arts Exhibition.
On Tuesday, visit Vincennes. The entertainments of
the evening will be theatrical at St. Cloud.
Wednesday, "Les deaux Avengles," (Spectacles
d'Offenbacb,) at St. Cloud.
Thursday and Friday open day!.
Saturday, their Royal Highnesses will viSit the -Uni-
versal Exhibition.
Sunday, visit to Versailles. Evening, Grand opera.