The Sun.
London, England, 1857-10-30 00:00:00

COURT CIRCULAR.

.WINDSOR, OCT. 29.
The Queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by the
Priuceas Royal and PrinCess Atice,-drove out yesterday
afternoon, attended by the Visconntees Jocelyn, the
Hon. Horatia Stopford, and the Equerries in Waiting,
and honoured Mr. Ward, R A., with a visit at Upton-
park, to inspect his pictures.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cambridge
and Princess Mary, attended by Lady Geraldine Somer-
set and Major Purves, attended on a visit, and- in the
evening dined with her Majesty.
The Queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by the
Princess Royal, Princess Alice, the Duchess of Cam-
bridge, and Princess Mail, walked in the Home Park
this morning.
Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent visited her
Majesty in the Castle.

'The steamship Northern Light, with the Califor-
nian m. Vs and- $1,664, 200 in specie, arrived at New
York on the 16th.
There was no news of importance from Oregon or
Washing; on territories, or Carson Valley.
Advices from Savannah are to the 11th insf. , but
the news is unimportant. Money was easy, and
the health of the city satisfactory.
Both parties claim to have triumphed in the
recent eleCtion in Kansas. The Chicago Times of
We are authorized to state that though the health of the 14th inst., however, publishes intelligence horn
her Majesty the Queen of Oude has undergone no ma e. Kansas, which is the announcement of the election
rial improvement during ;he la,t week, still there is no
of Mr. Parrot, the Free State candidate, for dele-
cause for the s'ightest apprehension. Her Majesty has, I gate to Congress, by a majority of not less than
we regret to say, been auf.fering for some time past from 5,00'). The Le,isliture, it is also stated, will corn-
general debility, arising chiefly from loss of appetite, de-
pression of spirits, and mental anxiety, considerably
test in Ohio has been so close that the result can
aggravated by the nature of the intelligence which has
official returns. The Derno-
I known from
lately reaehed her from India. Her Majesty still con- only e
priie 22 Democrlts and 40 Free?nilers. . The con-
crate are sanguine of victory.
tinnes at Richmond.—Goan Circular.
THE SIAMESE EMBASSY.—The members of the Siamrse
tof
retains were coming in frotn mast the countri-..,s
embassy lost the George Hotel, Portsmouth, yest.rdtte morning for London. Pei!. excellencies travei A despatch from Philadelphia says that the
led to and showed Democratic majorities with few exc -p-
-to wn in a special train provided for their accommodation tions. Alli'ghany county, which had been counted
on the South-Western Railvay—Mr. Godson, the super- at recent elections as a Republican stronghold, now
intendent of the traffic department, taking charge of the shows but a small majority for Wilmott.
distinguished party. The ambassadors arrived at the .
Waterloo-station at half-past 12 o'clock, and were re- The cotton-market at Sew York was quiet on
the 16th, and no sales of moment reported.
served by a guard of honour of the 11th Hussars.
about
tp2rect. 15c.
Special carriages,
were in waiting at the station, in which tho princes
prepared by order of the Government,
... Flour, a:gain advanced from sc. to 10c. to
per barrel, chiefly on common and medium grades .
nand, chiefly
proceeded from Waterloo-staion under escort of a de-
tachment of the 11th Huserrs to Claridge 's Hotel, from the local and Rtetern trade, with some pur-
-1 State and Western, with a good dei -
Upper Brook-street, whera the state apartments had chases for export.
been secured for their reception.
THE GREAT EAsrEex STEAM-SHIP—The statement sales, and
was in gaoto:lndaemivaanndcea nocfl
prices again advanced from
pretty free
that the launcil of this great chip 13 to be aided by a per bushel.
new form of electric; light is ahogether erroneous, • Corn was scarce, and

3c. to 4c. per bushel ; Western mixed sold at 73c.,
while Southern yellow was sold at 75c.
Pork sold at about 22 dols. 54c. for mess, and
closed heavy ; prime was at 17 dols. 50c.
Sugars exhibited mare firmness and activity,
with sales of about 1,000 hhds. Cuba Muscovado
chiefly within 6c. to 71c.
Coffee was quiet and steady ; sales of Rio at 1004 c.
to 11 c.

Freights were without change of moment, and
engagements to Liverpool and London were to a
fair extent.

PHILADELPHIA, OCT. 16.
Stocks are dull. Pennsylvania Statp Fives, 824;
Reading Railroad, 17;1; Norris Canal, 38 ; Long
Island Railroad, 8 ; Pennsylvania Railroad, 5.
BUFFALO, OCT. 16.
Flour is firm. Sales to day 1,000 hlids., at
4 dols. 50c. ; 5 dols. 25c. for extra Wisconsin,
Ohio, and Indiana. Wheat has advanced. Sales
to-day 600 bushels, at 80c. to 82c. for Chicago
spring, and 85c. for Milwaukie club, and 1 dol.
121 c. for white Canada. Corn is firmer, with a
moderate demand. Sales 7,000 bushels, at 55c.
Oats quiet at 35c. Whiskey 18c. Freights un-
changed.

OSWEGO, OCT. 16.
Flour quiet. Wheat in better demand. Sales
7,000 bushels, at 84c. Chicago spring, 1 dol. for
red India►,a, and 1 dol. 10c. for white ditto. Corn
quiet. Freights dull and unchanged.