The Sun.
London, England, 1863-02-03 00:00:00

Foreign Courts.

PARIS, Jan• 31.

The tenth anniversary of the Emperor Napoleon's mar-
riage at Notre Fame occurred on Thursday, that ceremony
having taken place on the 29th January, 1853.

The King of Holland having forwarded to the burgo-
masters of Amsterdam and Rotterdam the promulgation of

the bill upon the improvement of the navigation of those
places, the merchants of the former town have sent an ad'
dress to his Majesty, thanking him for having so warmly
taken to heart the interests of the capital.
The Levant Herald says: —" The Sultan has, it is said,
abandoned the idea of converting the palace at Yeni-lienit
recently retaken from Nevrez Pasha, into a barrack, having
decided, instead, on furnishing it as a mussafir• bane for
distinguished guests. During the past week several mem-
bers of the corps diplomatique visited Mehemet Ali Pasha.
On Saturday, also, the Sultan sent to inquire after the
health of his highness, who has been indisposed for some
days, Sir Henry Bulwer had a long private audience of
the Sultan on Saturday. On Sunday his Majesty pre-
sented his excellency with two ma zmficent Arab horses—
said to be amongst the very finest in the imperial stables."

Maria Marchioness of Ailesbury has returned to
town, from visiting the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, at
Badminton,

The Earl of Fife arrived in town yesterday, from
visiting Mr. and Lady Louisa Brooke, at Aston-park
Wrexham.

The Earl and Countess Stanhope and Lady Mary
Stanhope come to town to-day, from their seat, Chevening-
park, near Sevenoaks.

THE STATES DIVORCED AND SETTLED -Our
arithmetician informs us that the only way to solve the
American question is by " simple division."

The Earl and Countess of Orkney ai rived at thEit
residence in Bnnismore-place, yesterday, from visiting Mr.
and Lady Isabella Schuster, at the Grange, Leatherhead.
The Earl and Countess of Dundonald have arrived
in town from Tunbridge Wells.
Tne Dowager Countess Somers has arrived at her
residence in Grosvenor-place from Bournemouth.
Viscount de Coutades wilt leave Albert gate
House today for Paris.
Lady Hennikt r and the Hon. Misses Henniker
arrived in town a few days since from a tour of visits. Her
ladyship and daughters will leave town to morrow for
Thornham Hall. Suffolk.

Lady Carew was safely delivered of a son 00
Sunday last, at the family mansion in Belgrave-square•
Her ladysbip and infant are progressing favourably.
Baron and B troness Lionel de Rothsctild arrived
at Kingston House a few days since from morquay.
evening,
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Howard
ColonelHoo.the Ewarillsol
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Egerton Leigh, Hon. Mr. Herbert, and the
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Liverpool and Blackburn, after the meeti°:
ea-mayors
-ttrthebaenY: Yesterdayrs of
Central Lord
r Executive Committee of the Belief Fani"
were entertained at the Union Club, Manchester, by rtuv
bers of the executive being members of the club. After
dinner, Lord Derby left to resume his Parliamentary duties
in London.

A statuette of the Princess Alexandra has just
been modeller, and published by M. L. A. MaletriPle:
It is a most graceful
work of art, bearin great resecablahc;
to her royal highness. Casts of the statuette, which 11:e
been executed in aid of the Lancashire operatives, are
offered for sale at the price of one guinea each. Half t y
sum will be appropriated to Lancashire, the rest to defl!,o
expenses The casts are on view and sale at the art's
studio, 11, Charles-street, Manchester square. lyfottejles-
to be made to Miss Simpson, 11, Charles-street, A's— t-
ter-squate, if by money-order, payable at Vere street,Fabc;ro
office. Miss Simison will remit the money let Laucandii
to the Rev. Edward Eardley Wilmot,
who has
uudertakei to transmit it and to audit the accounts.