The Sun.
London, England, 1865-09-07 00:00:00

Her Majesty's Journey to Scotland.

The Queen, with the royal princes and prin-
cesses, attended by the Court, will, as at present
arranged, leave Windsor Castle on Tuesday evening,
the 12th inst., en route for Balmoral. The royal
train, which will include her Majesty's and seve-
ral single and double saloons, will consist of
about fourteen carriages, forming prdbably the
finest and best equipped special train on any line of
railway. It will be under the charge of Mr. W.
Cawkwell, the general manager of the London and
North-Western Railway, by which company the
special will be provided. Her Majesty will leave
Windsor Castle at a quarter to seven in the evening,
and the royal train will start from the railway sta-
tion at 6.50 p.m. precisely. The usual route will
be followed, and the train will arrive at the Aboyne
Station, 582 miles from Windsor, at 1.15 on Wed-
nesday afternoon. From the Aboyne Station the
Queen and royal family will post by road to Bal-
moral, a considerable number of horses being re-
quired for the conveyance of the Court and royal
luggage.

Foreign Courts.
PARIS, Sept. 5.
The Emperor went out shooting yesterday in the
Sorest of St. Germain.

Their Majesties have postponed for a day or two
;heir departure for Biarritz.
Marshal Randon, Minister of War, has left Paris
for the baths of Evian.

Count Walewski, President of the Legislative
Body, has appointed, as chief of his Cabinet, M.
1116rault, first secretary of Embassy, unemployed.
The Prince de Musigaime (Joseph Bonaparte),
whose death has just been announced from Rome,
was, through his father, the grandson of Lucien,
and the eldest son of the Vice-President of the Ro-
man Constituent Assembly in 1849, who died in
1857, at the age of 54. Through his mother, Ze-
naide, he was the grandson of Joseph Bonaparte.
He was born in Philadelphia, Feb. 15, 1824, and
was therefore 41 years of age. In politics he was
an opponent of his father, and was nearly being
assassinated at Rome, on Feb. 10, 1850. It was
his younger brother, Lucien-Louis-Joseph Napoleon
Bonaparte, born in Rome, Nov. 15, 1828, who took
holy orders in 1853, and who is now private cham-
berlain to the Pope.

PRINCE ALFRED.—We learn from Coburg that
Prince Alfred will shortly pay a visit to the King of the
Hellenes at Athens, and that his Royal Highness will
travel incognito.

TIIE CROWN PRINCESS OF PRUSSIA.—Her Royal
Highness the Crown Princess of Prussia, who has be en
staying at the Kranichstein Palace, near Darmstadt, on
the way home from Coburg, was expected to arrive at
Potsdam yesterday. The Crown Prince had proceeded to
Stettin on a tour of inspection.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge is
expected to arrivo at Gloucester House, Piccadilly, to-
morrow or the following day from the Continent.

The Duchess of Marlborough and the Ladies
Cornelia and Clemantine Churchill are staying on a visit to
the Earl and Countess of Portarlington at Emo Park. The
Duke of Marlborough, who is yachting in his fine new
vessel the Queen Eleanor, is expected to join them.

His Excellency the Baron Bentinck has arrived
at the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood.

The anniversary of the birthday of the Marquis
of Bowmont, elder son of the Duke of Roxburgh; was
signalised in Kelso on Tuesday by the customary demon-
strations of pleasure.

The marriage of the Earl of Enniskillen with
the Hon. Mary Emma Brodrick, eldest daughter of the late
Viscount Midleton, and niece to the Very Rev. the Dean
of Exeter, was solemnised at St. George's, Hanover-square,
on Tuesday.

The marriage of the Hon. Walter Harcourt, Of
the 7th Hussars, and brother to Lord Suffield, with Miss
Elizabeth Schenley, daughter of Mr. E. W. H. Schenley,
M.P., took place on Tuesday, at All Souls' Church,
Knightsbridge.

Earl Russell, with several members of MO
family, have been staying for some days at North Berwick,
where his lordship will remain untill called to join her
Majesty on her arrival at Balmoral Castle. The noble earl
and party on Monday visited tho Bass Rock.
Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston arrived at
at their residence, Piccadilly, last evening from Brockett
Hall, Herts.

The Viscountess Dowager Combermere is star
ing at Kemp Town, Brighton.

.
Lord and Lady Duffer= have been entertaining
a succession of visitors at their seat in Ireland.

Lord and Lady Edward P. Clinton arrive ill
town to-day, from visiting the Duke and Duchess of New
castle at Clumber Park, Notts.
The Right Hon. B. Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli
have left Raby Castle for Lowther Castle, on a visit to tho
Earl of Lonsdale.

THE MAHARAJAH DHULEEP SINGH.—This diS4
tinguished Oriental has returned to his seat in Norfolk•
The Maharajah has since actively engaged in the sport of
partridge shooting.

THE EUROPEAN CENTRAL RAILWAY COMPANIr
(LIMITED).—The annual general meeting of the
shareholders of this company took place on Tuesday, the
ham
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chair. The secretary, having read the notice calling the
meeting and the report of the directors, and the balance'
sheet, with the auditor's report thereon, the chairman
moved the adoption of the report and balance-sheet. Tll°
same were then taken into consideration by the meeting,
and the motion having been duly seconded, the report and
balance-sheet were unanimously approved and adopted-
Mr. D. Allardice, one of the auditors, having expressed his
willingness to be re-elected, Mr. E. C. Scott, public accona"
tant, was proposed as the other auditor, and those gentle-
Men were unanimously appointed and their remuneration
fixed. The meeting was then made special, and the pr°ms
visional agreement entered into on the 4th July last for
the absorption of the company into, or its amalgamation
with, another company, to be formed for the constructon.
of an Alpine pass line having been read and discussed, 0,
was moved by the chairman and seconded by Mr. Omieall_
ney, that the said agreement be approved, and that the
directors be empowered to carry out such agreement °r
any modification or alteration thereof as the directors nil
think advisable, and to make, execute, and enter into all
such acts and arrangements as they may deem necesse7
or expedient for carrying the above objects into ogee!,
The above resolution was carried unanimously. The bus
ness of the meeting terminated by a vote of thanks to ay°
chairman and directors of the company.