The Sun.
London, England, 1863-08-22 00:00:00

FOREIGN COURTS.

PARIS, August 20.
King Leopold and the -Royal Family of Belgium
have returned to Ostend from Brussat.
The most satisfactory accounts of the heath.of

the Sovereign Pontiff have been received. His
Holiness was present in great pomp at the mass of
the 15th, the fete of the Assumption of the Holy
Virgin, and, according to custom, gave his solemn
benediction to the people. On entering and leaving
the church, the Pope was hailed with the most en-
thusiastic acclamations. Cardinal Antonelli is at
Palo, for the purpose of sea bathing. The health
of his eminence has been seriously impaired during
the last five or six months.

The Duke de Morny has returned to Trouville,
where he intends remaining until he goes to preside
over the council-general of the Puy de Dome.
The Duke de Gramont, French Ambassador at
Vienna, has arrived in Paris. During his absence
from the Austrian capital his place will be filled by
the Count de Mosbourg, as Chargé d'Affaires.
The King of Saxony having accepted the mission
of conveying the wishes of the Congress of Princes
to the King of Prussia, has proceeded to Baden
to see the King, and to deliver to him the project
or Federal reform as proposed by Austria, as well
as the invitation of the Sovereigns. The reply of
the King of Prussia is not yet known.
COFENHAGEN, Aug. 18.
Prince Amadeus of Italy, son of King Victor
Emmanuel, arrived at Copenhagen, on Sunday, by
the Royal Norwegian mail steamer. The young
prince was received on landing by Captain Barden-
fieth, aide-de-camp to the King, and by one of his
Majesty's gentlemen in waiting. A suite of apart-
ments had been prepared in the Christiansborg
Palace for the reception of the Prince, but as rooms
had been taken previously for him at the Phcenix
Hotel, his Royal Highness proceeded thither. The
Prince was received by the King yesterday, and to-
morrow a grand diuner is to be given in honour
the royal visitor at the Fredensborg Palace.

THE EMPEROR will return to-morrow to St.
Cloud, whence his Majesty will proceed to Biarritz in
September.
PRINCE NAPOLEON has returned to Paris from
his excursion in Switzerland.
Prince George of Saxony and the Princess of
Saxony and suite have left Farrance's Hotel for Brussels.
The Prince and Princess William of Baden have
left Claridge's Hotel for Torquay.
Field-Marshal Prince Bariatinsky has arrived at
Claride's Hotel from Scotland.
The Duke of Beaufort arrived in town yesterday
from Troy House, one of his Grace's seats in Wales.
The Duke of Devonshire and Lady Louisa Caven-
dish arrived at Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, early in the week
from Holkar Hall, near Milnethorpe.
The Marchioness Townshend and Lady Audrey
Townshend, arrived at 31, Dover-street, yesterday, irom
Ball's Park, Herts.

The Earl of Coventry is expected daily at Croome
Court, his seat in Worcestershire, from visiting the Duke
and Duchess of Richmond at Gordon Castle, near Foeha-
bars, N.B. The noble earl intends to entertain a large
party at his couni-ry seat during the ensuing week.
The Countess (Frances) Waldegrave and Mr.
Chichester Fortescue, M.P., leave town to-day for Harp-
tree Court, Somersetshire.

Lord and Lady Lindsay and family, who have
been staying with the Earl of Crawford and Balearres at
Haigh Hall, Wigan, left there in the early part of the week
for their seat in Aberdeenshire.
Baron de Croismet has arrived at Claridge's
Hotel from Paris.

The Right Hon. Sir John Pakington, M.P., and
Lady Pakington intend to prolong their sojourn in Ger-
many until the end of next month.

Sir Philip de Grey Egerton, M.P., and Lady
Egerton have arrived within the last few days at the hon.
baronet's shooting box in Inverness-shire for grouse shoot-
ing. Sir Philip will return south in the middle of next
month, in order to attend the annual meeting of the British
Association for the Advancement of Science at Newcastle.
General Sir George Brown, G.C.8., arrived ill
town on Monday from Paris, and to-day will leave for
Dublin to resume his military duties as commander-in-
chief.

Colonel Poulett G. H. Somerset, M.P., and Mrs.
Somerset, leave town today for Malta, by way of Mar-
seilles.

Mr. R. S. Holford, M.P., and Mrs. Holford, wbo
returned from Vichi a few days ago, have since gone to the
hon. member's shooting quarters in the north of Scotland.