The Sun.
London, England, 1857-07-03 00:00:00

COUBP CIRCULAR.

The Queen and the Prince C ,nsort returnA to BoelC'
itigham Pa,ace, front WorqPy Hail, near Manchester,
at 20 iniautes before three o'clock yegerday afternoon'
Her ‘leje,ty and his royal bightiess were accompanied
by the Prince of %Vales, the Princess Royal, Prink
Alfred, the Princess Alice, rnd Prince Frederick
liarn of Prussia.

Io attendanea were Lady Churchill, the Hon. Eleaeot
S,a• ley, the Lori Cl,a nberlain, C .lootl the Hon. C. .0'
Phipp4, bl.aj r-General the Hon. C. Grey, Colonel 0'
H. Seymour, Baron de Moltke, Mr. Gibbs, and Lieu'
tenant Cowt

The royal party proceeded from the Euston-grinar.
Terminus of the L mdor, and North \Vtstern Railwei
in ,everal of the green's carriages, and escorted by
detachment of Light Dragoons, to Buckingham Palaces
where the Queen and the Prince Consort were received
by the Lord Steward, the Master of the Horse, tbs
Pice•Chamberlain, Sir F. Stovin, and Colonel F. Set
rnour, C.B.

VicL;untess Jocelyn has succeeded Lady Churchill 0
Lady iu Waiting to her *:%j- sty.

Lord Byron, Lord in Waiting to the Queen, and CslY
tau. the Hon. Div' de Ro., Equerry to the Prif
have London left fir Dover, to receive tlle King of O.
Belgians on his arrival from the continent.

TIIE ART TREASURES EXHIBITION•

VISIT OF THE EMPEROR AND EMPRESS or

THE FitENCH.

We believe we are justified in making the announce'
went that it is the intention of the Emperor and Stlv
press of the French to visit the Art Treasures Exhibi'
tion in the course of the next six weeks. The Count 136
Nieuerkerke, having received the instructions of the
Emperor to at'end the Exhibition and report upon itg
content 4, was specially admitted on Wednesday, durie%
the visit of her Majesty and the Royal family, and eV
preaied himself extremely satisfied with the result. lb°
Emperor and Empress will probably sojourn in MO'
cheater two days.

The Rev. Dr. B )06, F.R.S., has been elected chair'
man of the Council of the Society of Arts for the ensuing
year.

The Earl an 1 Countess of Fingall have left Edward.
Mae!, George•Oreet, for Harrogate.
Viscount Palmerston returned to London, yesterdals
from Mai•chest,r.

L.-.r.1 and Lady Da Lisle and Dudley have left the St"
Gi.orgi,'s Hotel for Penshurht, Kent.
T., Baroness Nioulay has left to vn for the eontv'
nent.
Tue Hon Mrs. Bisville has arrived at the St. George'
Hotel.

DEATH OF THE EARL OP MORNINGTON.—ADOLh°
peer has passed from the scene on which he Wall a btOf
a"tor some years since. 141 rd Mornington died yesfer
day, after a brief illness, at his residence in London. ge
,sas the son of the third earl, and was born in 1788.
INTENDED MARRIAGE IN HIGH
,LIFE.—We uode._l:
staid that Lord Ashley, M.P. for Hull, the eldest
son of the Earl of Shaftesbury, is about to be mar'
rigid to Lady Harriet Cnichester, only child of the
Yarqu s and Marchioness of Donegal.
HER MAJEBTY.2.THEATRE.—Lier Reyal Highness the
Duchess of Cambridge and her Royal Highness the
Princess Mary honoured the performances at her
Miij-sty's Tro-stre with their presence yesterday (TheOfi
dly) evening. Their Royal Highnesses were attend°
by klaj •r Home Purees. The Marchioness of WO'
chester, Lao), Geraldine So .-rer-et, Mrs. Home Purvt
Marehiir was of Winchester, and his Excellency the
Count de Vitzdium d'Enk.tadt (the Saxon Minister)
nail the honour of accompa.o their Riyal plighnessee;
Amongst the not is and distinguished indivifinals al°
imnoured her Majesty's Theatre with their pre ence
".,
this occasion we obs-ived—bii Grace the Duke
Cleveland and Lady Augustus raultit, the E of Lour
ale, the C,,ui.tess (Dowagei) of Harrington, the Cillti;
ess of Ntoui,teharies, the C Caroline Bell,w• the
marl of Cardigan, the E ril of Mooritcharles, the Nri4*
Jount Cumin' Lady Ctementina Villiers, Lady Elio
beth Gordon, Lady Blaney, Lord H. Seymour, &c.