The Sun.
London, England, 1853-08-13 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORNE, AUG. 12.
Her Majesty returned to Osborne last night at a
quarter past eight o'clock, after the naval review.
His Royal Highness the Crown Prince of Wurtem-
berg, attended by Baron de Berlichingen and Lord
Charles Fitzroy, joined her Majesty yesterday from Lon-
don on board the Victoria and Albert, and returned to
London in the evening.
The Duke of Cambridge also returned to London after
witnessing the review.

Her Imperial Highness the Grand Duchess Catherine,
attended by her lady in waiting and M. de Chroustchuff,
also joined her Majesty in the Victoria and Albert yes-
terday, and returned to Ryde about seven o'clock. Sir
James Graham and the Board of Admiralty were also
present in the royal yacht, during the manoeuvres.
Sir James Graham has left Osborne ; and Sir James
Clark left for London this afternoon.

SUBSCRIPTION FOR THE MADIAIS.—We have much
pleasure in stating that there is now in private hands
the sum of 4501., collected for the Madiais by private
friends. The Protestant Alliance has collected about
3001. more. But though the sum of 7501. is very consi-
derable, and proves the efforts which have been made on
behalf of these worthy people, we do hope that the en-
deavours of the Alliance, to increase the amount to
1,0001., so as to make them comfortable, will be crowned
with success.—Advertiser.

A COUNTY POLICE.—A Parliamentary blue-book has
just been printed, containing a report and the evidence
given before a select committee of the House of Com-
mons. The establishment of a county police throughout
Great Britain is urged upon the Government.
SMITHFIELD NEW MARKET, COPENHAGEN-FIELDS.--
The City authorities have taken possession of this long-
favoured spot for gymnastic sports, and are now em-
ploying several hundred labourers in lowering the hill,
and raising the valley seven feet, which will bring it
nearly on a level. It is also intended to enclose the
market all round, from Maiden-lane to the Caledonian-
road, with a high wall, which has been already com-
menced, next to Frenchman's Island. They have also
taken away the hedge and bank next to Maiden-lane,
for the purpose of widening the road leading to the
Brecknock Arms, which will be a great improvement,
as well as a benefit to the public. It is also intended to
carry the whole of the drainage of the new market into
Essex, by making a sewer from Maiden-lane, through
the market, into the Caledonian-road, for which pur-
pose excavations have commenced.
REPAVING OF OXFORD-STREET.—The portion of Ox-
ford-street between Charles-street, Soho-square, and
Tottenham-court-road, is closed for repairs, and, in the
meantime, the traffic of this important thoroughfare is
obliged to take a circuitous route of the adjoining streets
to and from the City and West-end of the town. It is
understood to be intended to widen the footpath at this
point of the street by taking a portion of the carriage-
road for that purpose.
HUNGARY.—The Augsburg Gazette states, on the
authority of a letter from Pesth, that M. Fux, the
former Provost Marshal of Comorn, has hanged himself
in his cell in the military prison at Pesth. The reason
given for his suicide is that he was accused of having
participated in thew
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the object of which
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soners and to get possession of the fortress. It appears
that he had laid violent hands on himself in order not to
be obliged to compromise any of his accomplices by his
confessions.

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templated matrimonial alliance
C lford-house,
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and the Lady Louisa Lascelles, daughter
and Countess of Harewood, and nieco to
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in police-
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office of Messrs. McClune and Tamplin, general ship
brokers, was brought before Mr. Nicol, charged with
embezzling several sums of money. The prisoner was in
the habit of collecting accounts for the firm, and on the
30th of May he received the sum of 91. 4s. from Messrs.
Francis Robinson and Co. ; on the 29th July he re-
ceived 11/. 17s. lid, from Messrs. Fitzsimons and Co.,
for
rec which no entry had been made; on the Ist of July
he eived 16/. 16s. ld. from Messrs. Paterson, Dunn,
and Co., for which only 121.15. id. had been accounted for.
On Wednesday, the book-keeper having drawn atten-
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day evening, when he admitted havinpriated
the money to his own Purposes, g appro but supposed if he could
refund the amount it would be all right. When asked
for his defence he stated he had nothing to say. He was
fully committed for trial.