The Sun.
London, England, 1847-05-29 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

The Qu-en gave a ceecert last evening at Buckingham
Pa;ace. •1' he company' bsgan to arrive at nine o'clock,
anti were ushered up the grand staircase into the Green
Drawire room and Picture Gallery.
The Royal family alighted at the garden entrance.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of K• nt was attended
by Ledy Augusta Bruce, Baroness de Speth. Colonel
Sir Gem-et, Cooper. General the lion. Arthur Upton,
and Captain Lord James P. Murray.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Gloucester was
attended by Lady Georgiana Bathurst, and I.ieut.-Col.
the lion. G. A. F. Liddell.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge
and Prince George were attended by Lady Augusta Ca-
&gen end Mr. Edmond Milemsy.
His Imperial H ghness the Grand Duke Constantine
of Russia was attended by Vice Admiral Lutke, Le Con.
seiller d'Etat Ilaurowiz, Boron Serge Freedericksz, and
Lieut.-Colonel the lion. Charles Grey.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Lucca was attended
by the Marquis Prevenz ai
Her Majesty the Qieen Dowager arrived at twenty-
five minutes before ten o'clock, accorrpsnied by their
Royal Highnesses the Hereditary Grand Duke aed
Grand Duchess of Saxe Weimar, and his Serene 1140-
ness Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar. Her Majesty was
attended by the Marchioness of Ormonee, Lady in
Waiting; Hon. Sophia Wheatley, Maid of Honour in
Waiting; the Lord Chamberlain, and the Master of the
Horse. The Hereditary Grand Duke and Grand'
Duchess were attended by the Countess of Assenburg,
Count de B us,, and Baron Zteesar. The Qieen Dow-
ager wa't received, on alighting from her carriage, by the
Viscountess Canning, Lady in Waiting ; lion. Misses
Stanley and Dawson, Maids of Honour in Waitieg ;
the Marquis of Ormonde, L rd in Waiting ; Sir Fre-
derick Stavin, .Groom in Waiting ; Captain Francis
Seymour, Groom in Waiting to Prince Albert ; Lieut.-
Colonel the Hon. C. B. Phipps, Equerry in Waiting ;
and Captain the Hon. A. H. Gordon, Equerry in Wait-
ing to his Royal Highness.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert received the Queen
Dowager in the sculpture-gallery, and conducted her
Majesty to the Yellow Drawing-room, where the Queen
received her august visitors.
Shortly betore ten o'clock the Queen and Prince
Albert, accompanied by the. Queen Dowager, the Duchess
of Kent, the Duchess of Gloucester, the Duchess of
Cambridge and Prince George, the Grand Duke Con-
stantine, the Hereditary Grand Duke and Grand Duchess
and Prince E ward of Saxe W eitnar, the Prince of Lucca,
and the Prince of Leiningen left the Yellow Drawing-
room, attended by the Ladies and Gentlemen of the
Household in Waiting, and entered the Grand Saloon,
preceded by the Lord Chamberlain and the Lo.d
Steward. The general company followed from the pic-
ture gallery.
The royal and distinguished circle being seated in the
saloon which had been prepared for music, the concert
commenced.
The following was the programme of the:concert:—
PARTE PRIMA.
qUintetto, " Di Scrivermi ogni giorus," Mad. Grisi e
Maddlle Alboni, Sigri Mario, Tamburini, e ,
La-
blache (Cosi fan tutti)—Mozart,
" Una Vergin," Sig. Gerdoni (La Favorite).—
Donizetti.
Duo, " Po. Po ?" Sigri. Tamburini e Lablache (Cants-
trici Villane).—Fioravanti.
Melodie," Ave Maria," Madlle Lind.—Schubert.
Preghiera, AD. 1540, Madlle. Grisi e Mdlle Alboni,
Aries"
In ni. Mario e Lablache.—Arcadet.
" questo semplice," Alboni (Betly)—
f, Donizetti.
Viartetto, " Fallisce in oeni impresa," Mesdlles. Lind e
Alboni, Sig Garduni e Herr Staudigl (Gerusalemme
Liberata)—Righini.
PARTE SECONDA.
Trio, "Pensa e guarda," Sig. Tamhurini, Herr Stau-
digl._ e Lablache (Margerita d'Anjou)—Mayerbeer.
`lna, " Dall'asilo della pace," Mad. Grisi (Assedio di
• Corinto)—Costa.
"Oa Courez vous?" Madlle. Lind e Sig. Mario
(Le
Lie,e Huguenots)—Meyerbeer.
wu• " Wer retit so spat," Herr Staudigl (Der Erl
IConig)—Schubert.
net " Ebben per mia memoria," Mad. Grisi, Madlle.
Alboni (Gazza Ladra)—Rossini.
eßomance, n , " Quaint renaitra," Sig. Mario (Guido e
„ .Ginevra)—Halevy.
" Vandasi via di qui," Tutti—Martini.
Mr- M. Costa presided at the piano forte.
Refreshments were served to the company during the
evening in the Green Drawing -room.
,A. sumptuous supper was afterwards served in the
"3'ate Dilter- room.
~The following had the honour of receiving invitations:
The Grand Duke Constantine, the Hereditary Grand
Duke and Duchess of Saxe Weimar, the Prince
d'FtAtucca, Vice-Admiral Lutke, Le Counseiller
Haurowiz Baron Freedericksz, Countess
unitir.Asseeburg, Count de Waist, Baron de Zige.
arid ,Marquis Provenzali, the Austrian Ambassador
Count Dietrichstein. Baron Koller, Count A.
i_ki, the Belgian Minister, and Madame Van de
enr4er. the Portuguese Minister, and Baroness de Mon -
gene ' e de Moraes Sentient°, Duke de Palmella, the Ar-
er,d. la Minister, the Arne' lean Minist,r, and Mrs. Ban-
atuitit:?' Spanish Minister, the S wedish Charged'Affaires,
l'eiiZoness de Rehsusen, the Turkish Minister and
veri,„ll9allimaki, the Wurtemberg Minister, the Ba-
Slitestotinisier and Baroness de Cetto, the Brazilian
Minister a°dMadame Marques Lisboa, the Danish
lieventlow Countess de Reventlow, Countess Hilda ds
nee, the . the French Minister and Countess de Jar
Mexican M sister, the Hanov‘ r al Minister, the
ISietherlan :s Minister, &c.,
-DUTCH AND HAMBURGH MAIL.
„BRUSSELS, MAY 26.—The Journal des Flanders state,
be deputation from Ghent, cbargrd with the commis-
" of obtaining subsidies for the working classes, had a
conference on Saturday with M. Theux, the positive do•
vision was come -to; but it was proposed that for the
space of twelve weeks the sum of 75,000 f.; to 80,000 f.
destined for finding employment for the working
classes should be confided to six persons; three ap-
pointed by the Government of Ghent, and three by the
Minister of the interior. The deputation are again to
Meet the Minister, when final measures will b- adopted.
TUE HAGUE, MAY 25.—The first essay was made on
the railway, between the Hague and Rott,rdam, yester-
day. and was perfectly successful. The large iron bridge
from
Schiedam
Hto Delfshaven was traverse d for the that
time, when the solidity and firmness of this new struc-
ture was most satisfactorily proved. The railway, we
are assured, will be opened to the public in the course
of the next week or ten days. It will be of incalculable
ad ntage to both these places.
re VIENNA, MAY 15.—We receive from all parts of the
anarchy the most favourable accounts of the condi-
in„,n of the winter crop, and the completion of the sow-
etf the summer corn, on which account the prices
leb• sitinecessarily fall. In consequence of the imperial pro-
t,,,es 7, no corn may be now exported to foreign coon-
The speculators he speculators who, in the prospect of greater gain
home hitherto:the
contrived to keep back large quantities
then:l'lle Public, will soon be obliged gradually to bring
In th to light, in proportion as the harvest approaches.
Thet ° two Galician provinces for it is already known
that kingdom is divided' into two Governments,
rerfeet
embus. tranquility prevails, and the nobility are full of
nir,_'nsta at the prospect that their Majesties the
eeet;rour and Empress will come in person to Cracow to
duke , the homage of the kingdom, and that the Arch
rat:_usas lhrecht wiil them be installed as Viceroy, prepa-
to Vt.
.are already making to give a brilliant reception
gite imperial guests.
aelleeftortlt, MAY 18.—We understand that an ordi-
the the magistrates will speedily appear respecting
grants wading of passen,.ers in ships, especially emi-
the n4.hieh issuedly comprehends a better view of
points
inances on this euhjsct, but in several
4`,"'s mollifies the preceding legal regulations conform-
-10 the experience that has been acquired.
der LalPstc.—The Minister of the Interior has or-
thee" Proceedings to be instituted against the authors of
well-known protest against the competence of the
extraordinary Diet, affi,ming that the well-known ordi-
hanees of the German Diet, respecting the illegal as-
semblies, are applicable to the assembly in which that
protest was adopted and issued.
Beaux. e The Allgenteine Preussche Zeitung,"
says the Elberfield Gazette, " now pays greater atter,.
Lion to internal affairs, both Prussian and German. We
have lately several times met telegraphic dispatchesfrom
Cologne and Ceblentz, but we are able to affirm, _ from
an authentic quarter, that sus h a communication of tele-
graphic dispatches will not be interrupted,. and care
Will, besides, be taken that the exchange of Paris and
• London will be forwarded by the same way. That this
information may not come to the knowledge of any one
before change time, so that an abuse will not be possible,
the most satisfactory measures will be taken that they
luay be always kept under lock and key till the publica-
tion of the journal."
ANBEIDI MAY 19.—We may perceive how active the
ei;l'intiserce on the Rhine has bec .me since the opening of
• es,. navigation by the extraordinary number of ships
hich arrive here ; for instance, the arrivals from
Cologne and the Dutch Ports are numerous beyond
Matti' ; whereas in the year 1846, from the Ist of
till which day the first Dutch ship arrived here,
in t of May, only 44 ships, with cargoes amount-
_ g 0 116,878 cwt., bad arrived here from Holland ; the
;lumber from Hollnd direct from the 27th Feb., 1847,
or glee 105 ships, with cargoes to the amount
in 467,458 cwt. This' latter amount contains alone
pulse and flour 272,648 cwt. the greater
Part of which were forwarded to France and Switzer-
thee' D' this amount is deducted from the sum total
the oerst.ill remains 194,800 cwt. of articles belonging to
dinary trade on the Rhine, that is an. excess of
'1,V22 cwt over the year 1846, a result which appears
tti)hret'rPtoi tier
hee more. favourable, since it shows that the otherwise
circua)stances of the times, have not
eked the trade in those articles.
CARLsa
ti • "E, MAY on win b.l9.—We learn that no co mpeiti-r
a new
the;:vited between architects to offer plaits. o
theth s cG
trya'n Grande (17?
but that Mr. Hubsch, the architect of
Diev,!'d, soon after the fire, a command from
tohneeaatrefelwvildlaV, to draw up a plan, and presented
According to this plan the new
issue of its oai,
fire proof, and divided into three distinct portions, each
fire-proof vaults
ne.verk
jionitneirnvgal will have a broad stone
be placed. The's* the requisite necessary buildings are te
the theatre, secured by
rood.—Hambur le of this new theatre is not yet deter.
9_l Papers. May 25.

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-EDONIAN ASYLUM.—Tne thirtieth anniversary
n
!ast:evral:t that i-xcellent institution, the C
4PsYlurn,, takes place to night, at the Freemastni.
nis Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge in
Caledonian
rtke chi. The object of this institution is the sup-
triti" g and educattng the chudren or soldiers, sailors,
11:1,1,iles. natives of Scotland, who have died, or been
a .ceu. in the bwrvice of their country, and the orphans
London of indigent Scotch parents resident iu
'• • n, not entitled to parochial .relief. It is impos-
slble 4(414 but that the gathering will be a large one.