The Sun.
London, England, 1854-07-20 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

OSBORNE, JULY 19.
The Queen and Prince walked out early yesterday morn-
ing,iagruiae
and again in the afternoon. The Royal children also
took their usual exercise.
honoured the Lady
Opera Anna
con 3 Maria
Duchess of Gloucester visited the Duchess of Kent
yesterday, at her residence, Clarence House, St. James's.
uachtei s
Sir G.
s of Kcupeeont,r
with her presence last evening.
attended
by
Dawson,Thep
and

A deputation cf the Nene Valley Drainage Commissioners
had an interview with the Right Hon. E. Cardwell yester-
day, at the office of the Board of Trade. The deputation
consisted of Mr. Childers, Mr. Stopford, Mr. Marshall, the
Town-clerk of Wisboch, Mr. Higgs, Mr. Cox, Mr Brad-
field, and Mr. Mein, Messrs. George G. Day, and John
Archbould, solicitor to the commissioners, and Mr. Parkes,
parliamentary agent.
Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colonial-office
to the Governors of Ceylon and Hong Kong.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer had a dinner party last
evening at his official residence in Downing-street. The
company consisted of the Right. Hon. Henry Goulburn,
Mr. Glyn, M.P., Lord Robert Clinton, Sir Alexander
Spearman, the Governor of the Bank, Mr. Robert Philli-
more, M.P., Lord Monck, Mr. G. H. Vernon, M.P., Mr.
Alexander Wood, Mr. Pressly, Mr. Fleming, and Mr. J.
Wilson, M.P.

CONTINENTAL MONEY MARKETS.--The last accounts
from the Paris Bourse yesterday evening show an aver-
age advance of about a quarter per cent., with a prepon-
derance of money purchases. At Vienna there is a
diminution of distrust in the money market, the exchange
on London having experienced a reaction of nearly two
per cent. Simultaneously with this movement there has
been a decline in the funds ; but, as it was not nearly
equal to the enhancement in the value of the currency,
from the difference in the rate of exchange, the altera-
tion. that has taken place intrinsically amounts to an
im-
provement. At Amsterdam there has been a decline .n
).
most descriptions of stock, and especially in Spanish and
Russian.

CONTINENTAL EXCHANGES.—The Continental letters
generally yesterday mentioned no alteration in the ex-
changes. At Paris business of all kinds is stated to be
dull. At Trieste several failures are reported to have
taken place, but they are not understood to be of im-
portance.

GOLD FROM AIISTRALIA.—The Samuel Boddington has
arrived from Port Philip with 24,266 ounces of gold,
valued at 98,000/. The Leonidas is also reported from
Sydney, but the amount by this vessel has not been
ascertained. It was mentioned on Tuesday that the
Maid of Judah had sailed from Sydney with specie
valued at 88,0251., and the Nile with 69,2761. From
Melbourne the shipr ents during the five weeks preced-
ing the 3d of May had included 25,646 ounces of gold
by the Prince Alfred, 38,033 ounces by the Tudor,
14,254 ounces by the Nelson, 42,304 ounces by the Med-
way, and 21,505 ounces (or, according to some state-
ments, 36,000) by the Marian Moore, making a total of
141,742 ounces, worth 566,9681., or, together with the
Sydney shipments, an aggregate of 724,2691.
SHIPMENTS OF SPECIE.—The shipments of specie by
the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Euxine amount to
300,0991., of which 246,2681. is silver and 53,831/. gold.
The silver is still principally despatched to Calcutta,
Hong Kong, Canton, and Shanghai, and 35,0001. of the
gold consists of sovereigns for Alexandria.
A court-martial assembled cn board her Majesty's
ship Impregnable, 104, Captain Wise, on Monday,
Admiral Stopford, president, to try Lieutenant Fre-
derick G. Leigh, on a charge of drunkenness. The
court sentenced the prisoner to be discharged from her
Majesty's service.

LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

THE WAR.
LAST DESPATCH FROM VIENNA.
VIENNA, Wednesday Evening..—All the Austrian
reserves are to be called out, and made mobile.
The French troops at Adrianople are marching
towards Varna.