The Sun.
London, England, 1865-09-19 00:00:00

The ex-Royal Family of France•

Yesterday the ex-Queen Marie Amelie, accompa-
nied by the Duke de Nemours, the Duke d'Alengon,
and the Princess Marguerite, and their household,
left the Tunbridge Wells station at about half-past
3 o'clock, and travelled to Claremont. Nearly every
member of the royal family was present on the arri-
val of the train at Esher. The Prince de Joinvillet
the Duke de Montpensier, the D uke d'Aumale, Count
and Countess de Paris, the Duke and Duchess de
Chartres, &c., were present, and there was a most
cordial greeting between the venerable lady and her
family. The ex-Queen on making her appearance
was received with every demonstration of respect,
and acknowledged the good feeling of her neigh'
hours in a most gracious manner.
The train was accompanied by Mr. Knight, Of
the South Eastern, and Mr. Williams, of the South
Western Railway.

The Queen Marie Amelie has derived much bene-
fit from her stay at Tunbridge Wells, the air of that
celebrated place appearing to be peculiarly suitable
to her. She is in excellent health for her advanced
age, 84.

The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort will entertain
a large party at Troy House, their seat in Wales, on the
occasion of the Monmouth races.

The Duchess of St. Albans and Lady Diana
Beauclerk have left Dublin for the Lakes of Killarney.

The Duke and Duchess of Cleveland have heen
entertaining a succession of visitors at Raby Castle,
eluding the Earl and Countess of Airlie, Right Hon. 0.
Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli, Countess Gifford, Lord and
Lady Pelham, Mr. and Lady Susan Milbank, Lord and
Lady Lyveden, Mr. and Lady Margaret Beaumont, Son'
Mr. and Mrs. Bouverie Primrose and Misses Primrose (2)/
Lord Dalmeny, Hon. G. Howard, Lord John Hay, Or'
Montague Cony, Hon. H. Stanhope, and Lord W. Hay.
The Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe arrived at
Floors Castle on Friday evening, to inspect the prePare-i
tions making for the approaching visit of their Roys
Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Wales. The'':,
graces left again on Saturday for Broxmouth Park, tic;
companied by the Marquis of Bowmont and Lord Charie
Lanes Ker.
The Earl and Countess of Yarborough will leale
town in a day or two for Brocklesby Park, Lincolnshire'
for the hunting season.
The Earl of St. Germans, who returned to town
last week from Aix-la-Chapelle, has since gone to his 61eat,
Port Eliot, Cornwall.
ed
The Earl and Countess Delawarr, aceoraPa—fli
to
by Sir Alexander and Lady Arabella Bannerman, Isrere
return yesterday to Buckhurst Park, Sussex, from -r4est,
bourne. Next month the noble earl and countess will eesr
tertain a succession of visitors at Knowle Park, 11

Sevenoaks.
Lord and Lady Proby have returned to Vit'l
Hall, Oundle, from visiting the Duke and Duchess
Newcastle at Clumber.
Count G. Blucher Wahlstatt has arrived
ati
Maurigy's Hotel from Vienna. Tanrch
On Wednesday, 18th inst., at the parish 0-- of
of Skyne, the Hon. Alfred Stourton, eldest SOA to
Lord Stourton, of Stourton, Yorkshire, was ra8:1..6;" of
Mary Margaret, only child of Mr. M. E. CorballY,
Corbalton Hall, county Meath. The Hon. and Big't Me
Dr. Clifford officiated, and the Hon. Marmaduke Coast —tba
Maxwell acted as best man. The bridesmaids weregoo.
Hon. Pauline Southwell, Hon. Charlotte Preston,
ito,
Mary Plunkett, Miss Stourton, Miss Preston Sillterstrr selit
and Miss Matilda Preston. Amongst the company e e
were the Earl and Countess of Fingall, Viscount 811`.-41,
countess Gormanston, Lord Killeen, Viscount Sout11;00
Lord Bellew (Lord Lieutenant of Louth), Hon. 311.' rf 3,fre•
(High Sheriff of the County Dublin), and the Don' note
Preston, Hon. Thomas and Mrs. Preston, Mons Nora
Bonomi, Right Hon. More O'Ferrall and grs,;.,saarS,
O'Ferrall, Captain the Hon. E. Stourton, 10th o'-`,`.
and Hon. Mrs. E. Stourton, Mr. and Mrs. Charles.:;ert,
dale, Hon. Albert Stourton, Hon. Edmund
Captain Nugent and Mrs. Nugent, Mr. 11. Ster;ed to
After the ceremony the distinguished party rowted
Corbalton Hall, where a sumptuous defefinerien
left
for
them, at the conclusion of which the happy e°llP
England. ,01.$ of th!,
PARK STATISTICS. —The commission- 1864 i•
they_iiestrians,
Central-park, Now York, report that in
was visited by 2,295,199 pedestrians, 100,391 year
and 1,148,161 vehicles. The numbers increase.o7o.oo
The largest attendance of pedestrians wet:1.13%110 the
555,668 ;of equestrians in June, 14,802 ; is
hMoauyr,
0114
the7,3414a. r g
oFsrtom attendance.3to 4 o'clockls,
boats in the year, and 35,784 used passage-
six
theft
were 130 arrests—only six for assault and s 4 being
only two for breaking flowers and shrubs, B%g 01
disorderly; the remaining offences were fax al'
18,162 persons the
afbteal u ss7dslciiBjl6-104:
riding.