The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-12 00:00:00

WINDSOR CASTLE, M&ac H.

The Qusen, accompanied by the Crown Princess
d Poona (Prisons Royal), rode and drove is the ironed
el tie Orin this morning.
The Priestess Alice drove out accompanied by the Cousins
Bludisr.

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Qum

had an audience of the

A deputation on the subject of the Surrey side tolls had
se interview with Secretary Sir George troy, yesterday. at
the Rum Mc*.

Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colonial Mice to
the Lord High Commissioner at the lonian. Lauds, sad to
the governors el Gibraltar and Malta.

The Duchess of Wellington will leave Apaley
House to-morrow for Windsor Castl&

The Duchess of Manchester arrived in town yes-
terday, from Kimboltoa Celtic., for a few days.

The Countess of Sefton entertaining a select
party at era:loth Pak, Liverpool.

The Right Hon. Lord Stanley has oonsented to
preside et the annivenary &Doer of the Prioterr/ Pension
Society on Wedneedey, April 30th.

Thu " Wandering Minstrels," whose pride it is to
exercise their powers of pleseieg in behalf of suffering
humanity, regardless of place or circumstances, gave •
"peed concert" last evenitig, at the St. James's Hall, in
aid of the funds of the Hromptoo Hospital for Consump-
tie. and Diseases of the Chest. The hall was crowded,
sod, as the prices were high, we presume that the pecu-
niary result will be largely beneficial to the excellent chanty
in whine behalf the concert was given.

Last evening the session of the Architectural
Museum for 11462 was opened in the theatre / the South
Kensington Museum, by Mr. A. J. B. Beresford Hope,
the president, who delivered an address on the occasion.
A curious and mediaeval present has just gone
from Florence to Caprers—a coat of mail, exhibited in the
Exhibition here by the arinourer's craft of Milan. The
Signora Stella, who presents it to General Garibaldi, adds
this note to her gift :—" May this armour lead you quickly
and safely to Rome and Venice."

DEATH OF MR. FRANCIS TALFOCRD.—WO regret
to unicaince the death of this estimable gentleman and
'Mid dramatist, which took place on Butidav last at Men-
tes. is the Swath of France, where he was staying for the
bawls of hI.

WiIITEH•LL, MARCH & —The Queen has been
=tl to appoint the Night Hon. Sir George Corporal'
Bert., to be oat of the Faxiseiaatical Commissioners
for lieglead, in the room of the ht Hou. Su James
Robert George Graham, Hart., —Gazette.
Fnaania-orrica, MARCH 11.—The QUAVII baa been
oss,l to approve of Mr. John P. Capone an Consul at
fineto,.o for his Majesty the King of Swedes sad Norway.
—(lnzette.

Chowx-orvicr., MAitru 10. -MINIM' RITCRIPED
TO SERVE 1111 THE riteMr...lT PARLIAMEET. WiIHAM
Eaq., of Knockabbey, in the county of Louth, for
the county of Loneord, in the room of Lieutenant-Colonel
Luke White, who has accepted the office of one of the corn-
mintooers of her Majesty's Treasury.—Grazyttc.
WHITEHALL, MARCH 6.—The Ledurtrial Apylum
and Reformatory for Girls at Aberdeen, is the county of
Aberdeen. hen been certified by the Bscretary of State as fit
to he a reformatory &hoed, wider the provisions of the
statute 17th sled 18th Viet., C. 88.—Gazette.

rARLLLMENTARY DIVISION.-31Axot 11.

PUBLIC MONTE&
Motion m tide, and question put, " That,in order to streigthes
the check upon the government in regard to issues
money for any public service whatever in afar d the
sums voted by parliament, as well as to ensure the NA
appropriation of every payment voted by parliament
to its proper account, a committee be appointed, to
be annually nominated by the committee of slaw
tioe, for the purpose of revising all estimate' of
accounts laid before parliament ; and that it be ea
instruction to the committee to report in what way
the present duties and powers of the Board of Audit should
be extended or changed, with a view to render such
board responsible to parliament alone, and the head of
it not second in rank to any of the permanent officers
presiding over other departments, and also to make the
present system of audit available for the purposes of the
public service • and that it be • further instruction to
such committee to report to this house the exact period
of the Ilesseial year when it would be desirable that the
annual estimates should be presented to parliament, so
as to enable the necessary examination of such estimates
or accounts to be completed and reported upon by such
committee before this house proceeds to sanction such
estimates or aocomata by a vote of payment in supply."
(Lord Robert Kostagu.) The house divided : Ayes, 31;
Noes, .ti.

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Grease, J. sulli. &11, M.
Hansibton, Major Tomline, H.
Hennessy, J. P. Westhead, J. P.
John,co, 004. J.B. White, J.
Lawson, W. Williams, W.
Leatluun. Z. A. WyW, J.
Lindsay, W. 8.
Long, R. P. TILLTRa.
Monson, W. I. Montagu, Lord It.
Newdetrate, C. N. Smith, Augustus.
Parker, Major W.
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Swart, I.C. Xenia, D.
Ewing. H. K Morrison, W.
Forster, W. IL Nicol. W.
Freeland, H. W. Northeute, Sir 8. EL
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Grey, Sir 0. Peal, tfir H.,
Gurney, J. H.
Hadfield, 0. Philipps, J. H.
Headley, J. Potter, L
Headley', T. E. Faller, C. W.
Henley, J. W. Rothschild, W. de
Hervey, Lord A. St Aubya, J.
Hoists.% T. B. Salt• T.
Hothain Lord Seely, C.
Hutt, W. Seymour, H. D.
Jyrvulee, Sir J. C. Smith, J. B.

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