The Sun.
London, England, 1857-11-23 00:00:00

MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.

The Earl of Clarendon left town on Saturday evening,
for
countessth e
will
ll Grove,
receive near
a select
Watford, c wherecircle
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f thefora
f esnwaotbdulraedyaeirlfraonz:
Lord Panmure returned t
0 town
Windsor Castle.
Lord Stanley of Alderley left town on Saturday, to
join the shooting party, staying with the Hon. C. Spencer
Cowper, at his seat in Norfolk.
The Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequers
accompanied by Lady Theresa Lewis and Miss Lister,
left town on Saturday evening, on a visit to the Earl and
Countess of Clarendon, at Grove-park, Herts.
The Marquis of Lansdowne leaves town early in the
week, to make a series of visits.
Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston continue-ails
town ; also the Earl Granville and the Right Ho'.
Vernon Smith.

The Duke of Argyll is staying at Campden-hill,
siogton.

The Right Hon. Sir George Grey is in town.
The Earl of Harrowby left town after the council oa
Friday.
seatT nearht!R windr.
irhtHsoon. Henry Labouchere has gone to his
,
We (Press) trust that the report of thmeayrespigriolvateitoon
be
Sir A. Wilson on account of illness, f
erroneous. This intelligence has never been received by
the Government, but is only to be found in a hurried
postscript to the letter of the Bombay Correspondent of
the Times. Now, we have reason to believe that the
last letter received from Lady Wilson, dated Ilussooree
four days from Delhi, states that she hears her husband
is in excellent health. In fact, one of her friends writeo
her
word from the camp that " the General appears t°
thrive on his work."

BIRTHDAY OF THE PRINCESS BOY4L'

WINDSOR SATURDAY. ,
withha s attainedthe
customaryher 1 tphu
The birthday of her Royal Highness the Princes'
hßeoryeal,
to-day who
year,public h honours rese l paid
the members of the royal family. A seven o'clock 19
the morning the band of the Royal Horse Guards, ceder
the direction of Mr. Tatten, assembled on the Terrecel
and serenaded the Princess Royal with a chorale and
walsch].
reveille, introducing the Morning Hymn (by
and the
The belts of the Chapel Royal of St. George,
ale
parish church of St. John, sent forth their merry Paeres
throughout the day. At noon a royal salute w" fired
throughout
bardiree
from. the corporation ordnance by the town bow
salutes.wete
in the Long Walk ; at the same time royal
fired at Fort Belvidere and from the Adelaide 51g: A
at Virginia Water, and the troops in garrison pars et:
abridatt4
in the quadrangle of the Castle, and gave nine heer4
cheers in honour of the day. In the evening some "
the royal tradespeople illuminated their houses: the
In consequence of the Court being, in mourning for !.,
late Duchess de Nemours, the customary rejoicings wit
hl'
the Castle were curtailed as much as possible.

DISTRIBUTION OF TRE VICTORIA COSS
BY .11 Itlt MAJESTY.

WINDSOR, SATURDAY, al
This morning, shortly before 11 o'clock, the Itt
Horse Guards (Blue), under the command of Col. to,:
Hon. Cecil Forester, and the 2d battalion of SOT,
Fusilier Guards, under the command of Colonel Jr.tet:o
E. Dalrymple, marched from ther respective quathe!
into the grand quadrangle of the Castle, where
•
awaited the arrival of her Majesty.
wore a
At a quarter past 11 o'clock the Queen, who
Vi"
~ite
lavendr dress, trimmed with black velvet,
bonnet, and black velvet mantle, came into the quitro
tangle, leaning on the arm of the Prince Consort, vo,
wore a field marshal's uniform. On the other side 0:
her Majesty was his Royal Highness the Duke 0`
Cambridge, who also wore the uniform of a field marshal'
The Prince of Prussia followed in, Prussian tiaiforrof
with her Royal Highness the Princess Royal, togetbel
with the junior members of the royal family, the yoga
andprinces
many
as the
tohye wearingla otherdie ladies
military
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also L
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Majesty was received with a royal salute, and afterwsebe
oitdfheeColonel the Honourable Cecil
inspected both regiments, which were under ,ter.
thein f front
south
f s
command '°r close
The regiments then formed three sides of a sclo3re on
'Vora be
ofQ tuheeencinawdhraon.
quadrangle,
near
rento Let e stat.,,o_apa
Lancaster towns, The four gell;nt officers about?
bootie
decorated were conducted to her Majesty, webeorte
Queen, on receiving the crosses from the prince COv deco-
pinned them herself among other honours, whit
iiitary
rated the breasts of Lieutenant G. SycioeapJ7 Greigt
Train, .sth Battalion ; Ensign and Adjutant • „,7. 0,
Military Train, 3d Battalion ; Asaistant-Surgeoo " oet
T. Sylvester, 23d Regiment; andQuarterreaster.Sergvicee
John Farrell, 17th Lancers ; whose important gets
bare been already recorded. 1 se. 1'134
The regiments afterwards marched past in 6,and
quick time, again to. k up their respective positiooo,f bet
gave nine hearty cheers in honour of the birtiviel ae
Royal Highness the Princess Royal. Her Wit`ie: with
she left the quadrangle, conversed some raina,—f: t f°t
tie no Ad.) -3ecurated officers, and said she deePlY 0.060."
the sufferings of those brave men who had been 'iv°
in defence of their country. 'bait ra
The regiments afterwards marched off to itoo°
spective barracks. The mound in front of 0(4 ere'
Tower, as also the battlements, were covered 111.„4" 9,jetitie
tators, who, by the special command of her o."'
were kindly admitted to witness the cerement.
A GHOST IN THE STEREOSCOPE.--One of that moat
strikicg effects of modern photography has Psof fi4i
preduced by the London Stereoscopic CompantrPe_,ter),
Chew side (at the suggestion of Sir David B ,p.
which we have ever witnessed. It consists in
rustic
prarance of an unearthly visitant to some up,
biers, who immediately take to flight with the
graceful alacrity. TOO " ghost " is so spiritual.ori,
idea of what a ghost should be in p
e rtl°J
serve to illustrate many a winter's tale and cans.
material objects are seen through,
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a hearty laugh.