The Sun.
London, England, 1856-06-06 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

Toe Qacen received addresses on the throne respecting
the peace yesterday afternoon at Buckingham Palace,
from the University of Oxford, the University of Cam-
bridge, and from the body of Presbyterian Minister:.
The delegates from the University of Oxford, followed
by the members, and headed by the Earl of Derby,
wearing his gold robe of office as Chancellor of the Uni-
versity, and having his train borne by one of the mem-
, berg, arrived at a quarter before three o'clock. The
deputation was conducted to the Green Drawing•romn.
Soon after three o'clock the (t)ors of the throne-room
were opened, and the Univerbity deputation was ushered
by Sir William Martins, Captain Green, and Mr. Nor.
man Macdonald, the Gentlemen Ushers in Waiting, to
the presence of the Sovereign. Her Majesty was seated
on the throne, and wore a magnificent diadem of dia-
monds. Prince Albert and Prince Frederick William
of Prussia were on the Queen's left ; Lord Ernest Bruce,
Vrce•Chamberlain, also stood on the Queen's left; the
Duchess of Sutherland, -Mistress of the Robes ; Earl
Spencer, Lord steward ; and the Marquis of Breadal-
bane, Lord Chamberlain, stood on her Majesty's right.
Sir George Grey, Secretary of State for the Home
Department, wtended near the Queen.
His Lordship the Chancellor, the Vice• Chancellor,
the delegates and other members of the University, ad-
vanced to the Throne, when the Earl of Derby read the
address from the University of 04ford on the peace, an 1
then presented it tt) the Queen.
He: Majesty re.urned a most gracious anss% tr.
After the reception of the addresses, the Queen gavp
audience to the Marquis de B:nn', Senator and Direc-
tor of the Academy of Fine Arts at Turin, when the
Marquis presented to the Queen the portrait, of the King
of Sardinia.

The Earl of Clarendon, Secretary of Sate for Foreign
Affairs, presented the Marquis at the' audience, which
was also attended by the Marquis d'Az-glio, Sardinian

Minister.

The Earl of Clarendon and Earl Spencer had audiences
of her Majesty.
The Regent of Baden went yes erday morning to the
Bank of England, and after having been conducted
through that establishment, his Royal Highness pro-
ceeded to the Litidon Docks, the Thames Tunrel. and
the printing-office of the Times newspaper. The Brine 3
Regent was attended by the gentlemen of his suite and
the H6n. Mortimer Saekville West. In the afternoon
his Royal Highness went to the House of Commons, and
remained during the early part of the proceedirg,.

DEPARTURE OP LORD WODEHOUSE.—Lord Wode
hi us:.. the newly-appointed Ambassador to the Court of
Petersturg, accompanied by Lady Wodehouse,
family, and suite, arrived at thu Lord Warden Hotel,
Dover, yeuterday. The Vivid, Commander Allen, will
convey 1114 lorlship to-day to Calais.

The Marquis of Dalhousie is expected in town to-day
cram Bright9o. His lordship still walks on crutches.

Viscou-bt Cranley is suffering from severe indiPposition
at Brie ton. _ _

eEarl of Mount Edgcurnbe has arrived at the Queen's
Hotpi, Upper Norwood, from Plymouth. His lordship
hAs taken the south wing of the hotel for one wroth.
Viscount Valletort has also arrived at the hotel.

II use MAJE3TY'3 THEATEE.—The following noblemen
and gentlemen were present last night at ler M jesty'd
Theatre :—His Royal Highnss the Duke of Cambridge,
the Duke of Cleveland, the Marquis of Bath, Marqu;s
Clatsicarde, the Earl of Westmoreland, the Earl of
Lonsdale, Frances Countess of Walde.grave, Countess of
Yarborough, Laxly Catherine Egerton, Lady Paulet,.
Lady Champion, Lady Eleanor Balforr, Lady Clarges,
Lady Constable, Lady Lake, Lord Bateman, Viscount
Chelsea, Viscount Exmouth, Lord Massy, the Hon. F.
Baring, Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Dudley Ward, Lady Cosmo
Russell, Hun. Frederic Burke, Sir Richard Barlow,
Hor. Henry Coventrj, Sir George Wombell, Rat., Col.
the _Hon. James Mac lonald, Colonel Montresor, Ur.
W. Wigratn, S:r George Staunton, Colonel Haalins,
Captain Lyon, Hon. Captain D. Duncombe, Hon. J.
Calthorpe, Mr. and Mr... Tudor, Mr. Cutler, Mr. C. J.
Breadth), Sir Henry Webb, Bart , Mr C. J. Palmer,
Zr. Hubert de Burgh, Capt.via La Balrnondiere, Col..
Slert Captain the Hon. C. Vyse, Mr. Bush, the Hon.
Mrs. Paget, General Cavendish.

ASTLEY'S ..kIIPIIITHEATRE.—The romantic spectacle of
the "Horse of the Cavern, or the Mounted Brigands of
the Abruzzi," which has recently been produced at this
favourite establishment, is nightly gaining in the public
estimation ; and the surprising performance of the horse
does infinite cro,Zit to Mr. William Cooke, by whom the
animal has been specially trained far the purpose. The
German Brothers' feats, which fellow, are also extremely
clever ; and the scenes in the circle are truly astonish.
ing. The entertainments conclude with a soirit-it;rr ng
and patriotic allegorical pageant, called "'Tie Festival
of Peace, or Honour to the Brave."
ST PETERSBURG, Wednesday.—A seam squadron,
consisting of one liner of 96 guns, two frigates, and two
corvettes,.is fitting out, and will leave Cronstadt almost
immediately for Palermo, whither the Empress Dowager
repairs for her health.
We understand that the principal artists of what is
called tbo Pro•Raphaelite School—Messrs. Millais,
Heiman Hint, C'Jllins, and Rosetti—are engaged in
preparing a series, of wood drawings, intended to illus-
trate a cnnplote edition of Alfred Tennyson's_ works,
which will shortly be published.
B.D.Y.—The - Bourse Gazette of Berlin states that the
difference which exists laCtween the Baden government
and the Holy See is on the point of- being arranged.
Tug Baden government has listened to propositions, the
adoption of which would not only terminate the present
sulject of dispute, but prevent similar differences for the
future.

ENCUUBEIIED ESTATES COURT.—The estates of the
late Mr. Richard Maxwell Fox, M.P., situated in the
county of Longford an I city of Dublin, were put up for
sale on Tuesday. Niue lots only were disposed of pub-
lic!y, it being understood that the remainder had been
purchased by private contract. The amount realised by
the public cale was about 14,000/.