The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-05 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

BALMORAL, OCT. 2.
The Queen, with the Prince Consort, the Princess
Royal, and Prince Alfred, drove yesterday to the 1.331-
lochbhuie, where the woods were driven for deer.

OCT. 3.
Tae Queen, accompanied by the Princess Helena,
Princes, Louisa, and Prince Arthur, and attended by the
Hon. Flora Macdonald, drove yesterday to the Liuno of
Quoieh.
Tile Prince Consort went on the bills deer-stalking.
The Princess Royal and Princess Alice walked out
attended by Lady Churchill. ,
Prince Alfred, with tie Duke of Argyll and Lieut,
Cowell, drove to Birktiall.

The Duchess of Kent; attended by her Lady and
Equerry-in-waiting,. arrived at Fr)gcnore, on Saturday,
fru m A bergeldie.
The Lord Mayor had an interview with the Chanctlior
of the Exchequer on Saturday, at his official residence in
Du wiling-street.
Despatches were sent on Saturday from the Colonitl-
office to the Governors of Ilona Kong, Ceylon, Mauri-
tius, and Gibraltar.

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The Horticultural Society of London hold a great fruit
exhibition at Wi lts's Rooms on the 24th.
It is underst)od, ae a settled arrangement, that the
meeting of the British Association for 1859 is to be help
at Aberdeen, Gen. ,Sabine having received from Sir Jas.
Clark a communication expressing the willingness of, the-
Prince Consort to accept the office of president when
formally proposed to him by the council nest year.

The Duke and Duchess of Norfolk and family arrived
in St. James's-square on Saturday, from their seat near
Sheffield, and wlll in a few days repair to Arundel
Castle, Sussex, for the winter.
Tho. Duke of Rutlaud has arrived at Chevoly Park,
Newmarket, -from Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire.
The Earl and Countess of Ripon have removed from
their villa at Roehempton to Tunbridge Wells. The
health of the nobly earl is much better of late.
The Earl Fitzhardi, ge continues in a very feeble
state, and is gradually sinking. On Saturday the ac-
counts from Berkeley, Castle were extremely unfavour-
able.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, attended
by her Lady and Equerry in Waiting, arrived at Frog-
more, on Saturday, from Abergeldie.
The Duke and Duchess of Manchester, who have been
on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Richmond at
Gordon Castle,!N.B., have left on a tour of visits south.
THZ QUEEN'S VISIT TO HADDO-HOUSE. —lt is now
definitely arranged that the Queen is to honour the Earl
of Aberdeen with a visit at liadde-house on Tuesday,
the 13th instant. Her Majesty will leave Balmoral
about 9 o'clock, and post the journey to Ballater by tic
Doeside road, thence strike off betwixt Ballater and
A.boyee, by the way of the villages of rarland and Mony-
musk, and tierce's the country to the residence of the
noble earl. The distance thus traveled will be 59 miles,
through a very pretty country, arid a part of Seotlanu
which the Q.ieen has not yet vieltel. Haddo-house, the
seat of the Eirl of Aberdeen, is rather an old building,
very plain in appearance, and having beautiful grounds
tastefully laid out. L.,rti and Lady Haddo are residing
with the noble Earl, and we believe that on the present
occasion her Maj esty's visit will partake as little
as possible of public display. On the morning of
tue 14th the Court will leave Iladdo-house for Abei-
leen, but it is not yet se'dhcl as to whether her
Majesty will post nine miles to the old Meldruin rail-
way, and thence by the Great North Railway, or dir-e;
o Aberdeen, a distance, of 14 miles ; but it is arranged
that the Court will travel south by the Scuttn.,l2
North•Eestern and Scottish Central to Ediubur,;b,
arriving
,there at half-past G o'clock, and, thence cri
the morning of the 15th, by the Coast line and Groat
Northern direct to London.
The Dani,h Government has accorded to the Lubeck
tv Bifehen Railway "Company the concession of a Lan
from Lubeck to Hamburg.