The Sun.
London, England, 1865-02-06 00:00:00

egurt titular
104

HER MAJESTY.

OSBORNE, Feb. 4.
Her Majesty walked out yesterday morning with
,
her Royal Highness the Princess of Wales, attended
by the Dowager Duchess of Athole.
Her Royal Highness Princess Helena rode °ll
horseback, attended by the Hon. Emma Laseelles•

P'tincess Louise drove out in the afteriloon.
The Queen held a Council to-day at one o'cloc'f
which was attended by Earl Granville, the nuke °
Somerset, and the Earl of Clarendon.
member
Mr. Massey was introduced and sworn in a raeul
of the Privy Council.
The Sheriffs for 1865 were appointed.
Mr. A. Helps was clerk of the Council.
Earl Granville, the Earl of Clarendon, and
Duke of Somerset had audiences of the Queen' AO
Earl Granville remained at Osborne after her
Council, and had the honour of dining With he
Majesty.
FEB. 5'
Her Majesty, their Royal Highnesses Princtd
Helena, Princess Louise, and Prince Leopold, an
the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, attend'
Divine service at Osborne this morning.

The Rev. G. Prothero officiated.
attended
Tier Royal Highness Princess Beatrice attea
the morning prayers at Whippingham Church'

The Prince and Princess of Wales'
The Prince of Wales rode on horseback on Stitur-
day morning, attended by Alajor Teesdale. t,
The Princess of Wales took a carriage drive, 3
tended by the Hon. Mrs. Stonor. the
The Prince and Princess of Wales went
Lyceum Theatre on Saturday evening.
The Hon. Mrs. Stonor has succeeded the Conos;
of Morton as Lady in Waiting to the Princess of
Wales. o.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, with the
Mrs. Stonor and Major Teesdale in waiting, 'st.
tended Divine service at the Chapel Royal,

James's, yesterday morning. ef.
The Communion service was read by the 704.
the Sub-dean, the Rev. J. Antrobus, and the
Dr. Vaughan.
TT, t
Anthem—" Oh rest in the Lord," and " ,
shall endure "—Mendelssohn ; solo by

Cellier.
The sermon -cps preached by the Rev'
Vaughan, from St. Matthew vii., 13-14. , ; age
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Caraor4rJ
Lord St. Germans, Lord Southampton, and
Crewe were present during the service.

Wealth of Cardinal Wiseman.

Yesterday (Sunday) upon inquiry at 81
place, there appeared to be not the smallest 110 -
his Eminence's recovery. Late on the Prece':-.;
night (that of Saturday) the following comittawars
tion to his clergy had been issued by the Carclill4:
own direction, under the hand of his Vicar-Gerleg-
Rev. and dear Sir,—Please to recite in the '"-:4
Sacrifice, instead of the prayer from the Votive 10s° 'pro'
infirmis, that which immediately follows that Alase4dija': .11
lifirmo, qui proximus est Morti, for our beloved Ca,ir t,ll.
Archbishop. And pray that he may have a baPPY -et!
I remain, Rev. and dear Sir, your very faithful sera d"
" EDW. CANON HEAItN, D•D'/ •Sr.„cion
Special services were held in all the 11)-,er,
Catholic churches and chapels for him 9eP* to
day, and in the afternoon —in obedience ir;
the following intimation in the Vicar-Gerlin
note, " The Chapter are requested to attell' at
their choir dress at the archiepiscopal reside eces
2 o'clock on Sunday, to receive his Ereillenter
Profession of Faith"—the Canons of his Chaps
assembled at his residence : when he duly wade aer
Profession of Faith in their presence in the death,
prescribed for a Bishop when in danger of clei3for
After the Creed of Pope Pius IV. had been read 00
him, his own state of weakness preventing hial fr of
reading it for himself, before kissing .the booked
the Gospels, his Eminence said, 'fi I wish to esl)pceer
before the Chapter that I have not, and have 11r
had in my whole life, the very slightest doubt o
hesitation of any one of the Articles of this faitlia.,l
have always endeavoured to teach it, and it
iifie
desire to transmit it intact to my successor. ''tchea
Deus adjuvet et hcec sancta Dei Evangelia." irea at
said, " I now wish to receive extreme faith,''une
your hands as the seal of my profession of bat
The Cardinal was anointed three weeks ogto be
having since raffled, he considered hireoelftreine
now in a new danger. After receivia, e:iv, re'
unction he addressed the Chapter colleetcr-a" then
ceived each of them to the kiss of peace, all-borPe
gave them his blessing. The Cardinal has
this strain upon the little strength he has left/ '-
better than might have been expected. Piled
The inquiries in York place as to his
health, during the last week or ten days, haviei, 104,
very numerous. Her Majesty Queen Aniecs,
sent day after day for intelligence—while pby
calls have been made at the Cardinal's residen-. ord°
the Count de Paris, the Duke de Nemour67 Laud
Petre, Fielding, Campden, &c., &c. Protestants,aii,
Catholics alike—even clergymen of various
nations—evidencing, by their visits of incitlitr'the
York-place, throughout the whole period °l earn
Cardinal's illness, the kindliest solicitude to

tidings of any improvement. •
THE PRINCE OF WALES, it is reported, willto;
Plymouth during the week in which the Royal Agrialt
Show is held. for
THE EMPRESS OF AUSTRIA will leave Viero3s,

Munich on the 10th inst., in order to be present
marriage of Duke Theodore of Bavaria with 131113
Sophia of Saxony.
004813

THE EMPEROR OF RUSSIA is expected to -
in Berlin in the month of March at the latest. Ile ti°oo
remain some days in that city, and then go to Illee:0
Empress on her way from Nice to Darmstadt, to
stay of some length in the lA-named plado.
11 51 otill
The Empress Eugenie, it is reported, will...„llliti'r-
a
superinten,cl the compilation of a small volume
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to Marie Antoinette and her daughter, the Princes
beth.
The Duke of Hamilton has arrived at his 1°("froli,
at Christ Church, Oxford, from Brodick Castle,
tb°
Amongst the company who have been o''s6f
Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter at Burgid6 es °fStamford, were the following :—Earl and Cotulli,rl°l
Westmoreland, Earl and Countess of Chichester' et, yogi
Sandwich, Viscount Sydney, Lord and-Lady NewP(ll
and Lady Claud Hamilton, Right Hon. Benjaraiur:fioill''
Disraeli, Hon. Colonel Langton, M.P., Mr. and Til'% freltjn
Finch, Hon. Colonel and Lady Katherine 8.0%-taff°,4
Right Hon. Sir John and Lady Trollope, Sir
Northcote, M.P., Hon. Gerard Noel, M.P., Lord am;Atiell
Burghley, Captain Lowther, M.P Mr. Rainald
xn
M.P., Lord Robert Cecil, M.P., &c. qlttlraor'
The Earl of Derby arrived in town 011 of f
from Knowsley Park, Lancashire, for the meeting
001 P
liament. ' 0
The Earl of Dunmore has left Thous s
Berkeley-square, for the Continent.
The Earl of Lucan has arrived in to, ir°l3l
to
Castlebar, his seat in Ireland. ‘,505
The Earl and Countess of Caithness froti/
town this week from their seat in Scotland.
in tow° 1,008
Lord and Lady Foley have arrived , iggy
Paris, where they made a short stay on thea '
from Italy. A arrive
Lady Churchill and Lord Methuen 110-
P'
at the St. George's Hotel.
Lady Lyndhurst, who is staying With 3te•er. 51
Cane, M.P., and the Hon. Mrs. Du Cane, at thellwo. k if`ef
Essex, has, during the last week, been veil 15-„ t li
disposed. On Saturday thero was an improvolll-11
ladyship's health. bOrtlti'r
The infant son of Lord and Lady LoOesotooveco
was baptised on Thursday last, at St. GeorgoE'' Fig a
square, when he received the names of Willion t
Henry. The sponsors were the Duke of Beatlf°r pt
Marquis of Conyngham. rls• •ecl
The Hon. Augustus Belmont has.v. rk, y
Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-square, from Now 'c'sd,ttlf;:p.
Lady Molesworth received at dinner, 011 . Pf'oo•
evening, the Countess of Donoughmore, fight
jfibtt
Sir Hamilton Seymour and lion. Lady So9l33°lllir norti
Mrs. Forster, the Hon. Arthur Kinnaird, 3(1•F"
M.P., and Mrs. Moffatt, Sir Robert Brownrigg, .
g'r
and Mr. Hayward. lot rt., • .0.
The Right Hon. Sir John Trollope, macologil' of
will arrive in town to-day from his seat in Lill 0010.00
The Right Hon. the Speaker of titoloi
Commons arrived at his official residence on D'
Ossington Park, Notts.