The Sun.
London, England, 1858-08-31 00:00:00

THE QUEEN IN GERMANY•

ATJOUST
Yesterday was the birthday of his Royal 'lig!.
ness the Prince Consort, and the members of tr.
Royal Family of Prussia called upon his Royal We
ness to pay their visits of congratulation.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Saxe-Coburg
arrived at Babelsberg to pass the day with his roy
brother.
Her Majesty the Queen and the Prince Consort;
the Prince and Princess of Prussia, the Prince ae
Princess Frederick William, and the Grand Duke
and Grand Duchess of Baden, drove out in the atter,
noon in two carriages and four.
t the The dinner party in the evening to wee- he
Queen and the Prince Consort was confined to toPi
members of the Prussian Royal Family, the Gre d
Duke and Grand Duchess of Baden, the Duke 0,
Saxe-Coburg, Prince Leopold of Hohenzulleree
Prince Augustus of Wurtemberg, and Fri°
William of Baden.
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In the evening the grounds at Babelsberg
beautifully illuminated. The inhabitants of the elO
of Potsdam also spontaneously illuminated their 014
and the bridge over the Havel was covered 111,0
variegated lamps, and was occasionally suffused 41
the reflected glow of lights of different colours.
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very fine display of fireworks took place at the ofloy
time, and the whole exhibition, which was admit
arranged, produced a most striking effect.
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A large party of the most distinguished res•-of
in Berlin, together with the suites of her AlikiAeo
and the Prince, the members of the Royal Pruly
Households, and the gentlemen belonging to
British Legation at Berlin, were invited.
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The Dom Choir had the honour of singing
the royal party, and M. de Bulow performed se
pieces upon the pianoforte.

AUG' ?lel
Her Majesty the Queen and his Royal Ilig"'10
.he Prince Consort arrived here at a quarter t°
o'clock p.m., from Babelsberg, all well.

FOREIGN COURTS.
PARIS, Atrclai'
A Council of Ministers, at which the Emperor Pr`—

was held yesterday, at St. Cloud,
A letter from Vienna states that the Archduke —I) or
President of the Council of the Empire, proposes
days to start on a journey on foot which is to extent' oe
as Switzerland. He will only be accompanied by 1316
ote
de-camp. The Archduke is very fond of walking, and r
fers that kind of exercise to any other.
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Mr. Warren is remaining in town throug'•h °l2Aditi°
long vacation, engaged in the completion of a new
of his Popular and Practical Law Studies.
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GOVERNMENT EMIGRATION. The Gov--m 1 ,00
emigrant ship Forest Monarch sailed from Southanlnvoir,
Wednesday the 25th instant, for Sydney, New South ''ooog
with 51 married couples, 83 single men, 75 single 00 for
33 boys between the ages of 1 and 12, 39 girls betwee,itlir
same ages, and 9 infants, making a total of 341 souls, nod
to 296 statute adults. The emigration commisslonelthie,
given notice of their intention to receive tenders next 1:097
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Trinidad, to be placed at the disposal of the igors's"
agent at Trinidad not later than the 30th of October. 01
MERCHANT SEAMEN'S ORPHAN AsYlA4rAreo„/:
half-yearly election for the admission of fresh •ehil'of v
this asylum, for the board, clothing, and eductttion cog;
children of merchant seamen, deceased, took pktiee of
day at the London Tavern, under the auspices 10,0
George Ward, a member of the committee, vi-h,eo tr,i;
absence of Mr. Alderman Wire, occupied the cllatt'apctoi
a list of eight candidates among the girls, three we rey
and nine boys, out of a list of nineteen eandidntes•
regulation, that all votes polled for unsuccessful es t' 14
at the first election shall be carried, to their creditlo,, d
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three following elections, materially assisted in seeo os
ttily
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final election of several of the candidates. The patretri
friends of the charity are urgently called upon vo sego
to the fund for the erection of a new building for t orio
dren, rendered imperatively necessary by tkde cireuetirseil
limits of the present establishment, and tae short %Da 11
of its lease. A building site has been tved upon, 110°
now needed is a sufficient fund to be se,cured by the A
is required. tov
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THE BIGAMY CASE AT OxFOßD.—Frallas
was brought before the mayor and city magistr-br
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remand, on Friday last, to answer the charge °f .00
married Edward Taplin, at Chester, on the *".e.
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March, 1857, her former husband being still 811/0 !;ci
Neale, solicitor, and brother-in-law of the ilia r;ti
appeared on her behalf; 'and, strange to say, cool
ceedings were instituted by him and with ber 001 be
Mr. Brunner appeared for Taplin. Mr. Nealtaely
for an adjournment of the ca-e to Friday next, of hoer
said lie should be enabled to produce eviderieL, trot
first marriage, and to bring before the Coutt iu" efiro,
husband, Peyton, who is now abroad. T 11.7. Piet
granted the application, subject to the same haty,oo °,611
Peyton then applied to the bench to bind Ter fiStat,
to keep the peace, as his conduct had been verylo.o
towards her, and he had gone to her residelle:
Giles's and smashed her furniture. Taplin made lin ref
tiou, and accordingly he was bound over in his e" erre
nisances of LA. Both parties appear respectable 00,
and it is rumoured that Mrs. Peyton is entitled to hoe
versionary interest of £B,OOO, and that her first hue"
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dead, so that Taplin is tier third husband. SO 41
THE AMERICAN MAILS.—The British and ,peril
American royal mail steamship Asia sailed from the:,
at about 11 o'clock on Saturday morning
Boston, with the weekly mails, 156 passengers, ant.
cargo of manufactured goods. for the:, (0'