The Sun.
London, England, 1851-01-21 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

ller Majcsty walked this WINDSOR, JAN. 20.
!ce"inpanied s morning in the Slopes,
by their Royal Highnesses
,le Nemours arid the Duchess d'Aumale. the Duchess
i_a lhe Royal Family took walking and pony exercise
tit!) grounds around the Castle.
in His Royal Highness Prince Albert went out hunt-
g this mornin, accompanied by their Royal tresses the
.us Dukede Nemours and the Duke d'Autnale,
licaodi attended by Major-General Wemyss and Lieut.-
"el F. IL Seymour.
1,,_.111", Countess de Neuilly paid her respects to her
1704.lebty and Prince Albert at Windsor Castle this
111;r1g, and in the afternoon left the Castle, accom-
paniedu
by their Royal Highnesses the Duke and
Duchess de Nemours and the Duke and Duchess
ErAarnaale.
44 Jo
C'°lolsel the Hon. Sir Charles Grey will have the
evenin r of joining the Royal circle at dinner this
ug.
_He
tler Majesty's private band will attend in the
s'us after dinner.

A: Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon
;tte msdowne House, Berkeley-square. It was at-
at-
tended by Lord John Russell, the Lord Chancellor,
Zthe Marquis of Lansdowne, Sir George Grey, Vis-
unt Palmerston, Earl Grey, the Chancellor of the
the Earl of Carlisle, the Right Hon. Henry Labou-
unere, and the Marquis of Clanricarde. The Council
kit two hours.
Alr. A. J. Valpy attended at the Home-office yes-
te•
rday, to present an address, through Sir George
'-/ry, to the Queen, from Bucklebury, Berks.
A
er• Ineeting of the Finance Committee of the Royal
ruunission for the Exhibition of 1851 was held yes-
day at the Board of Trade. There were present
,Earl Granville (chairman), the Right Hon. H. La-
11"chere) Sir Alexander Spearman, Bart., Mr. Cubitt,
e° 1°,,41 Reid, and Mr. Bowring (Secretary).
view Anderson, PJ.P. for Orkney, had an inter-
at the Treasury, yesterday, with the Right
W. G. Hay ter, and Mr. G. C. Lewis.
a_Lord and Lady John Russell left town yesterday
ternoon,
on a visit to the Right Hon. the Speaker
ot
.r.f the House of Commons, at his seat, Hickfield place,
t tants.
M. Heatheote, M.P. for Tiverton, had an inter-
"? yesterday with Sir George Grey at the Home-
ONE.,
c The Marquis of Lansdowne (Lord President of the
(iiis indisposed with an attack of gout.
Dispatches„ were received yesterday at the Colonial-
,ance f
rcm the Lord High Commissioner of the Lillian
4ziands.

enroilleLlTlA FORCE or THE UNITED STATES.—The
d
which
of 2,00 militia of the United States reaches the number a
9,000, a tolerably large army. Pennsylvania has
number of. enrolled militia than any other State,
nwfrib o shows that, as the above number is, all those capable,
The
arms are not returned by the different States.
44 returns trom official sources are as follow :-111!inge,
17''69 ; New Hampshire, 97,967 ; Massachusetts, 101,ib ,
s.;i2nont, 23,915 ; Rhode- Island, 13,658 ; Connecticut,
434%4,19.; New York, 216,452 ; New Jersey, 39,179 ;, ~e,..nin;
lrisgt, 'i*;.1,070 ; Delaware, 9,229 ; Marylaip,o 09
lens,l4, 124,202 ; North Carolinia, 79,448;50uth_ 'Caro-
sia 8 ,
'"8,3')42'2°9 • Ueorgia, 57.312 Alabama, 44,331 ;LouisLaenna.,
tuck , Mississippi 45,335 ; Tennessee, 74,252 ;R. . ,
120 .)* 881c29 ; Ohi'o, 176 455 Indiana,
60 6219
; Missouri, ,000 Ai'-kansas, 17,137 ; Michigan,
53,918 ; Illinois,
aii," ; Florida, 12 ;92 .. Texaq, 10,776 ; Wisconsin,
I.er ia4 Oc3a t;i n
WARD Rv,
lbstarsict of Columbia, bia , 1,2:19.`-.Kew York Tribune.
(1 f 1 • .."1-I).—Within the last fortnight a serious_
been discovered in the accounts of Mr. .1.
110 nee
Ile'selton, one of the assistant overseers of Wakefield.
ft) was elected to the office by the board of guardians about
..,sled Years since, at a salary of 701. per annum, whichi s
to have been raised by perquisites to more than 1001.,
t
ITU at that tune a guarantee
society in London became sure-
azsefrotr. him to the extent of 5001. ; but it has already been
wined that his defalcations are considerably beyond that
4inotint. T
ing h. he plan adopted by the defendant for accomplish-
teri '8 Purpose appears to have been principally that of al-
andusgoac.d.. erasing the figures in the books under his charge;
tretno ,ailfully was the work performed that it became es,-
th y ffitficuit to detect it. It also appears, that in iron
pa,,ae..one. instance he had received money from certain rate
wilii!.'."t vvhich no account at all was entered in the 1 ooks,.
st.; la, other cases erroneous entries were made, as, f .1- in-
., 7, e., if the sum he had collected was ;it. 135.44., the figure
pence n the pounds' column was erased, and shillings and
bank °Ill.)* remained. 'hie account kept by him with. the
These erg for the union also exhibited large defalcations.
daylou_fialctsthuasivniang been proved, the prisoner was on Satur-
the ,sat fully committed for trial at the next York assizes,
ralltnretAinLg to accept bail for his appearance.
NAVAL BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.—A gene-
of the Subscribers and patrons of this charitable
IsiTillattsv_tiet:tiin:, took place yesterday at the Thatched House
the en, t. James's-street. Rear-Admiral Lord Radstock in
Mr. George Hope Steed, Master in the Royal
fheavi, vas elected secretary by a very large majority. It sip-
uel ed. from the report, that the receipts tor the last quarter,
(141,4.'111g a balance left amounted to 1,463/., and the expen-
,..,e to 514/ , leaving a balance of 949/. roil *
Which EI9N liors.--The large importation of bops
year, tb"°K place trona several of the continental states last
great, lit more especially from Belgium, and to a much
been er extent from the United States of America, have not
In tli:ntiinlied from any of them during the present season.
from Bel Part of the autumn some small parcels arrived
and inteetgium, which were of the previous year's growth,
Was 0.; r: an arrival has taken place from that country which
Of i --clailY declared to have been imported for the purpose
I,„queldiate shipment in transit to another foreign country.
haa'4l, r than these no importation of hops into this country
pli taken Place for an upose. Considering the large sup-
es of the kind for a tune this fact is remarkable.
of
s
N7,_ ~ LEIGH.—MARRIAGE WITH A DECEASED
sie'7l4S SISTER.—The Birmingham Journal says, that Mr.
iratia,„.;_l.griba,gei in little more than live weeks, has ascertained the
ra.bent or recent existence of about four hundred cases of
with a deceased wife's sister in and around Birming-
14' a Mr. Sleigh's register contains the names of ministers,
fe8531011 Y I's, Magistrates, and members of aim:at every pro-
ip
cost ,iell NEW GRAMMAR SCHOOL.--ne probable
Council - °L. sell
Woolnough's plan, adopted by the Ipswich Tiwn
wellrneil for this new builds g, having been estimated at up_ a ds of 5,000/. (a surn much beond what is proposed to I.e
al:le.,a tin it.S erection) the rideforme iskds has been reservcd ;
' the premium .:,- b . awarded to Mr. Barne.s
Who de,* '•urn of ..)1. has "1 the conditions'
of the ,ign is c msidered to confi, nearest to_.
date e cmpetition, though the committee have not finally
rnlined to recommend his plan for &doption by the
"411161. --.Ess(z Standard.
cojkw COUNSELLOR AND A COURTEZAN.—When Lucy
Per was once examined in a court of justice, ono of the
ohi.%t
hwao manee ? " No, o,
ruins sir,"
of
rio:lise.lior.4 asked her if she came there in the character of a
~.w:
replied she, "I do not ; that
).u......
me has been the making of
~., i meanbn theimpudence."
xteputi,_ oaPOSES.—The editor of the Springfield
lowing,_,, puts,_ who has been to hear Jenny Lind, tells the fol.,
ordi„_ When Jenny Lind first appeared at the Ladies
teryuilrYth,eart tihade !rving, she had no comb in her hair, while
Wisbed t 3 wore a comb. The next day she said the
,witil a 5 dress like American ladies, and went to dinner
comb io h
tibias " Lead. On qlancing up and down the
4 COrilb Wita tO be seen. '