The Sun.
London, England, 1854-08-15 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORNE, AUGUST 14.

The Queen and Prince, the Prince of Wales, Prince
Alfred, the Princess Royal, and Princess Alice, attended
divine service yesterday morning at Osborne; which
was performed by the Rev. J. Protheroo.

The Right Hon. E. Cardwell left town yesterday for
the continent.
Lord Stanley of Alderley left town yesterday fur Al-
derley-park, Congleton.
Despatches were received at the Colonial-office yeg-
terday, from the Governors of the North American Pro-
vinces, and from the Governor of Newfoundland.
Despatches were sent yesterday to the Governor of
the Mauritius.

The Duchess of Grafton has arrived in Clarges-street,
from the spas of Germany.
The Duke and Duchess of Richmond are receiving a
select circle of friends at Gordon Castle, Banffshire,
where the family live arrived from the south, for the
season. The Earl of Besborough, Master of the Buck-
hounds, has left Charles-street, Berkeley-square, to join
the family circle, which includes the Earl and Countess
of March.
The Duke of Bnccleuch, accompanied by his nephew,
Lord Henry Thynne, has left Montagu House for his
grace's shooting moors in Dumfriesshire. The duchess
and
the Ladies Montagu Scott are staying at Walmer
Castle, for
for some
the benefit. of her grace's health, which has
Thet Eaarolmaendtimeoeuinntaesdseolifcajteerssetyate.
Cle-
mentine Villiers return to B
from a visit to Mr. and the Lady
Be-sqnare to-morrow,
Andrew and Lady Elizabeth
Drum-
mond, at Cadlands, in the New Forest, Hants.
The Earl and Countess Amherst have arrived at
airs, from Knole Park,
lordship's youthful Sevenoaks, Kent. His
grandson, the Hon.
joined one of our ships H. Amherst, has
cadet. of war in the Baltic, as naval
The Postmaster-General has •
for the West Coast of Africa's willgiv benotice that no mail
made up in the
General Post-office before the 23d instant.
CHAPLAIN TO THE PRINCE OF W
ALES.---..S
Highness Prince Albert has been pleased to appoint the
Rev. Arthur Penrhyn Stanley, Canon of
Canterbury,
be Chaplain in Ordinary to his Royal Highness, vice to
Rev. Dr. Richards, deceased.--Windsor Expre3B the
REMOVAL OF LORD JOCELYN'S REMAINS. Last
evening the mortal remains of Viscount Jocelyn were
hermetically sealed in the presence of the noble relatives,
and removed from the residence of Lord Palmerston, in
Carlton-gardens, to the Eastern Counties Railway,
Shoreditch, whence they were conveyed by special train
to Hyde-hail, Sawbridge, Hertfordshire, and will be
fina
lly deposited in the family vault. The coffin bore
the in
• scription—"Robert Viscount Jocelyn, Lieutenant-
Colonel, Commander of the Royal Essex Rifles. Born
Feb. 20, 1816 ; died, 12th August, 1854." . .

CRIMINAL COURT.-(THIS DAY).

OLD COURT.
(Before Mr. Baron Martin.)

Louis Jonas, 25, traeller, was indicted for embezzling
several sums of money belonging to Heineman Rosen-
berg, his master.
Mr. Sleigh prosecuted, and. Mr. Clarkson defended.
The prosecutor was a tobacconist in Farringdon-street,
and the prisoner h,d been in his service but a few
months, and had embezzled sums amounting in the whole
to about 701., which he had received in his capacity as
town traveller.
The Jury found the prisoner guilty.

Sentence was deferred.
Eliza Milford, 19, spinster, was indicted for stealing
he sum of 50 sovereigns.

Mr. Parry stated the following singular case against
the prisoner :—Upon the 22d of May last, Mr. Taylor,
the proprietor of the Elephant and Castle, Newington,
sent his pot boy with a parcel containing 501. in
gold, accompanied by a letter, to a gentleman
named Jolly, living at 15, New Boswell-court,
Strand. The pot-boy could not read, and getting into
Old Boswell-court, he asked another pot-boy the name
of the person to whom the letter was addressed, and
where he lived. This pot-boy not being able to read
well, mistook the name on the letter, took it for that
of Holt, and directed Mr. Taylor's servant to a room
upon the second floor of No. 6 Old Boswell-court, where
it appeared that prisoner cohabited with a betting man
named Holt. At the time Mr. Taylor's servant took
the letter and parcel up to this room, Holt was in bed
there, and the prisoner took it in. Holt, after reading
the letter, said there was no answer ; it was all right.
The next day, Mr. Taylor finding out the mistake which
had been made, at once went to Old Boswell-court, and
iouoil that the prisoner and Holt ha•.l decamped from
their lodgings directly they had got their prize. Holt
had not been found, but prisoner being met a few days
ago by the police was taken into custody.
She was acquitted.