The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-24 00:00:00

Int Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE. Salm a
The Queen, with the Princess Louis of Hesse,
drove in the grounds yesterday afternoon. Princess Helena
and Princess Louise also took a carriage drive.
The Prinome Victoria of Here took a carriage airing.
Prince Alfred, attended by Lieutenant Haig, retailed
from London in the evening.
The Counter Cowley and Ledy F. Welleidey arrived at
the Castle.

The royal dinner party included the Prince and Princess
Louis of Hesse, Prince Alfred, and Princess Helena, the
Marchioness of Ely, Lady Caroline Barrionton, *Me. de
Grapey, the Hon. Horatia Stopford, the Hon. Harriet
Phipps, the Countess Cowley, and Lady F. Wellesley, the
Dean of Westminster and the Hon. Mn. Wellesley, Lieut.-
General the Hon. C. and Mrs. Grey, Colonel the Hon. Sir
Charles Phipps, Lord De Tabley, Colonel the Hon. A.
Liddell, Lord Charles Fitzroy, Lieut.-Colosel the Ha.. D.
de Has, Captain von Westerweller, Major Cowell, Major
Elphinatone, Lieut. Haig, Mr. Bahl, and the Master of the
Household.

After dinner a musical performance took place in the
drawing-room.
The Queen received addressee of congratulation to-day cm
the birth of the infant Prince Albert Victor of Wales, from
the Upper and Lower Houses of Conveostion of the Pro-
vince of Canterbury ; from the Bishop and clergy of
the cities of London and Westminster, and from the three
denominations of protestant dinette's.

The deputationa representing the two Houses of Convoca-
tion and the Clergy of Loodon and Westminster arrived
at the Cootie at cos o'clock, and amessebled in the Green
Room.

The deputation representing the three donominations of
protestant dissenters arrived at a quarter past one riakek,
and assemblad in the Red Drawing-room.
Sir George Grey arrived, and bad an audience of the
Qom•
The Queen, accompanied by Prince and Princess Louis of
Hama, Prince Alfred, Prima Helena, Princess Louise,
Priam= Beatrice, and Prince Arthur, entered the White
Drawing-room, at a quarter before two o'clock.
The deputation with the addrem from the two Reuses
of Convocation, consisting of the Archbishop of Canter-
bury, the Bishop of London, the Bishop of Oxford, the
Bishop of Lincoln, the Bishop of Gloucester ad Bristol,
Dr. Travers Twin, the Vicar•Geasral of the province of

Canterbury ; Francis Hart Dyke, Faq., Registrar ; Felix
Knyvett, Esq., Apparitor.General ; the Rev. George Win-
field Burke, Chaplain to the Archbishop of Canterbury—ell
of the Upper Howe ; and the Dean of Westminster, the
Rev. Lord Arthur Hervey, the Archdeacon of Sudbury.
the Archdeacon of Stafford, the Archdeacon of Sarum, the
Arehdeacoa of Bristol, the Areltdmoon of Lincoln, Arch-
deacon Feszon. the Rev. Marehman Argles, Canon of Peter-
borough ; the Rey. William Selwyn; the Rey. H. Burton,
' Proctor for the diocese of Lichfield ; the Rev. John Beam.
stoa, Proctor for the diocese of Rochester; the Rev. Dr.
Jebb, and the Rev. J. H. Randolph- ot the Lower How;
was Ent introdoned, end presented the address to her
Majesty.
In reply, her Majesty said :—" I return you my heart-
felt thanks for your address of coegratulation on the birth
of the Prince, my grandson, and for your renewed aseuranees
of loyal affection to my wen sod government. I sin-
cerely prey that your wishes regirding the future life of the
infant Prince may, by God's blessing, be amply fulfilled.'
The principal members of the deputation RIM severally
presented to her Majesty by Sir George Grey, and had the
honour of kissing her Majesty's hand. The deputation then
retired.

The deputation from the clergy of the eitke of London
and Westminster, beaded by the Bishop of London and the
Nab of Westminster, and consisting of Archdeacon Hale, the
Rev. J. E. Kemp*, the Rev. W. G. Humphrey, the Rev.
F. G. Bland/id, the Rev. Maisel Gibbs, the Rev. James
Jackson, the Rev. T. R. Radwar, and Mr. J. B. Lee
(secretary to the Bishop of London), was next introduced,
sad presented their addle's.
Her Majesty received the address and returned a gracious
answer.

The principal members of the deputation were presented
to her Majesty by Sr Game Grey, and had the bottom of
kissing bar Majesty's hand.

Thodepotatiod thou retired.

The deputation representing the throe dmiotnieationa of
protestant dissenters, consisting of the Rev. Dr. Sing, the
Rev. H. W. Brook, D.D., the Rev. A. Black, the Rev.
Joseph Angus, D.D., the Rev. Dr. Edmood, the Re►.
Thos. James, the Re►. Dr. Macfsrbine, the Rev. Edward
Manuring, the Re►. R. H. Martin, 8.A., the Rev. J. V.
Mummery, F.R.A.S., the Rev. Dr. G. Smith. the Rev.
John Stoughton, the Rev. Robert Vaughan, D.D., the Rev.
Francis Willa, and t►e Rev. J. H. Wilson, was introduced,
and presented their address.
The Queen returned a maims answer.

The Principal towbarsof the deputation were presented
by Sir Georgia Grey, and hod the honour of Mersin her Ma-
jesty's band.
The deputation then retired.
Luncheon was served for the deputations in the dining.
room, and shortly after the various members who had at-
tended returned to London.

The Prince and Princess of Wale, wait yesterday tithe
Bazaar in aid of the Female School of Art, at the Horti-
salters] Gardena, Revrioston. Their Royal Higheemee
were attended by the Marchiimeas of Cermarthen, Limit.-
Colooel Koppel, mid Mr. Flatter.

The PrimCe of Wolin rods on hornbook, attended by
Lintoont-Coloool Koppel.

The Princess of Walee took a carriage drive, attended by
the Marebiooess of Oarmarthen.

The Prince and Princess of Wales had a dinner party in
the evening.

The had of the let Life Guards was in attendance, and
performed a selection of mimic. '

_
Mr. Robert Peers* ems presented by the Earl of
Clarendon at the levee on Wednesday last.

HiA lilizhneee Mustapha Paella has left Claridp's
Hotel for Paris.

The Duke and Duchess of Wellington gave a
grand dinner yesterday evening at Ansley Home to their
Royal Highnesses the Derbies of Cambridge and the
Grand Dachau of Ifecklenharg•Strelits. Their royal
hightiemes sere attended by Lady Geraldine Somerset,
Lady Caroline Cost, and Captain A. Ellis. A select party
see invited to meet the royal vista. After dinner them
via a reception on a small male.

The Marchioness of Downehire had an afternoon
111101i0la party yesterday, at the family residence in Bel.
grayismenre. Their Royal Highnesses the Duels*, of
Cambridge and Princes' Mary, and the Grand Duchess of
Meeklenbarg.Stralits, honoured her ladyship by their
sompany. Nearly 200 of the leading fashionables in town
joined the party.

The Viscount and Viscountess Holmesdale enter-
Weed at dinner last weals& at their madame in Hawse
Brook-etrest, his Excellency the raglan Ninnies, the Zed
of Tyros*, the Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury and Lady
Constance Ashley, Earl Granville, Viscountess StratfoAl de
Redollff• sad the Hoe. Mies Ossining, Lady Howard, Lady
Naas, Count Almaden Apponyi, and X Flgoerwie.