The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-04 00:00:00

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OSBORNE, Amon 3.
The Queen and Princess Louise, attended by
Lady Amen* 8117litlineild+Odidedd the Bud.
Akfitsif lbw* est - _ . _
The
PAM'S and Priori. et Welei,indPrieeendPriaorat
Louie onion% ended Is the royal yacht Fairy.

The Bishop of Rupert's land had an ioterview with
the Right Hoc. Edward Cardwell, at the Colosial-ellee
pwierday.
Theocrat end VLewata Pairsesekaa left tows yeeten
clay for Waned Abbsy. the seat of °weal Beaver* in
Nceihanaptaeahne.

A derMatiaa from the massigara of the Beath Metro.
valise NIA'S &hod, otaiiietiscal Mr. B. Emma (aUM.
iota), Mr. G. S. freeman (vireehairees), Mr. J. Gowen,
Mr. J. W. eta, Mr. F. W. Daum sad Mr. J. Bingo
(dirk) bad ma interview with the EWA Bee- Q P.
Valiant, at the office of the Potmlaw Boma, Whitehall,
yestamity.
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Despatches were received yesterday g the Colonial-cam
tram the Governor el Quads. Demotes. were mat to
the Governor. ef Otbrallsr, Malts, tharlos. lime Kong,
awl Lhasa.

'WNW: LEOPOLD AT BISHOPS WALTHAM.
(THIS DAY.)

(IT ILICTIIO TZLZOILPIL)
SOUTHAMPTON. THITESDAY, Noon.
Prince Leopold has just left here in a special
train for Bishop's Waltham to lay the friadation Mime of
the infirmary there. He was acoonipaaisd by Priam Loels
' of Hese. _ .

The crew of the Turkish lise.et•batile ship lylag ie the
docks manned the yards u their royal Women paned
them

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has
cesdasenbled to inaugurate the statue erected by voluntary
contribution, on the ground' of the Licensed Vietnallers
Asylum, Old Kent-read, to the memory of his illustrious
and beloved father, his Royal Highness the late Pewee
Consort, and has named 12 o'clock on Tuesday nest, the Pth
blatant, for that purpose. Thos Prince of Wales neon& bis
late father as patron of the institution. The figure of his
royal highness is of pure Carrara marble, and Is upwards
of eight feet high ; the pedestal on which it rests being a
solid block of Sicilian marble, the weight of whidh is tea
ton, and its height a Uteri over six feet ; the whole stand-
_ _ .

ingupon a (rani; base of • foot and a half in thickness.
The memorial itself is consequently little short of 16 feat
in height. His royal highness la represented in the oar
twite in which be apreamd when laying the foundation
stone of the " Albert" wing, and appears in the act of
replying to the address which was then presented to him
one hand is resting on a part of a Corinthi►n column, whilst
the other holds • scroll. The whole was deigned and

executed by Mr. Thomas Earls. of Vincent-street, Brassylos,
►t a oast d between 600 sad 700 guitars.

The Right Hon. Sir Ger. Grey is detained in
Landes. from slight illocmst his mildest:* in Woo-square.
The Right Hoe. Edwd. Cardwell. M.P., Secretary of State
for the Colonies, will °actions is London to do duty as
Suntory of Setts. _ _ _

The Duke of Newcastle has, since his but relapse,
shout ten days ego, more or less fluctuated. His grace
has, however, improved within the past three days, and, if
be oratinues to regain stream* will remove neat week to
Clamber.

The Duchess Dowager of Sutherland has arrived
at Hanover from Berlin.
The Duchess of Sotomayer and family have
arrived at }hurley's Hotel horn Madrid.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne
left lowa ea Tuesday on a visit to their estates in Ireland.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Aberoorn have
left Beaedesert, sear Lichfield, for Baree's Court, their seat
in Lrehmd.
The Marquis de Cana Iruja, accompanied by the
ICI Marquis de le Rocco, has arrived at Maurigy's Hotg from
Stoueyhurst, Laneashink
The Countess of Shaftesbury and Ladies Victoria
and Coestseire dahley have left town for St. Giles's, sad
next week go as a tour is Germany.
The Countess Cowley and Lady Feodorowna
Wellesley arrived as Monday lest at the Belida Rasheasy at
Paris, freer Lanka.
The Count and Countess de Flahault and Hon.
Me. do Flahault have left their residesc• is Paseadilly for

their seat, Noires Coda, in floothend.
Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston left town
yesterday for De!aped Abbey, the seat of Gess& Bonner*
in Northamptonshire.
Viscount and Viscountess de Veeci and the
Mimes View left Carltoci.lnotteeterrace on Tsselley lest,
on a tour of 'nets in Scotland, before they go to their seat
in Ireland for the autumn rooothe.
We may axnounce that Lady Victoria Scott,
elders daughter of the Doke and Duchess of Booreleoch,
in engaged to be married to Lord Schoenberg Kerr, sort
brother of the Marquis of Lothian.
Lord and Lady Burghley have taken up their
residence at Ryas, Isle of Wight, for the yachting season.
The Noble lord, as vieneommodore of the Royal Victoria
Yacht Squadron, will remain to the end of the season.
Lady Cecilia Bingham gave birth to a son yes-
terday measiog, at No. 50, Peetland-plasa lien ladyship
and bill 1111•00 era programing favourably.
His Excellency the Hon. G. S. Jerningham,
Minister Plesipotentiary at the Case, of Sweden, has ar-
rived at Ninnies Hotel from Stockholm.
Ma. JUSTICE Wudiems.—On inquiring this
&Seniors at the town 'miasma of Mr. Justine Williams,
we heard that tie lest advice from Exeter mated that ha
lordship was still in the same dangerous state, little or no
hoe being entertained el his reeoverv.--Globe.
.H,ZPIZSZSTATION UP THZ DILNIIICHUHURZ BO-
IOU alla —A rumour is carnet, and is pretty generally
believed, that Mr. Meiewaring will retire fees the repro-
mulattos of them boroughs at the termieatios of the pre-
sent parliament next year. Should he retire, it is more
than probable that his seat will be contested. It is said that
Sir Rupert Cuoliffe intends to offer himself to the coolie-
tuency in the conservative interest. We have set heard
anyone mentioned as a probable casdidate is the liberal
interest but Mr. Maurice, of Ruthia. La the event of Sir
Robert Counts coining forward he will, no doubt, be
strongly supported ; and should he bet returned will, we
believe, be able to give the electors what they have ant had
for a long time, a voice in the *tens of the country.—
Dastiokshire re!
A YACHT run committee have
at length resolved to aims for Garibaldi the yacht
to Lord Burghley. The Osprey I. 35 toss burrebei,6.ti
rigged. Length from forepart of stem trader bowsprij to
aft side of head of ears post 51 4-10 feet ; main breath,
12 7-10 feet ; depth in hold from tannage deck to evoker at
midships, 6 9-10 feet ; head room is cabins, 61 feet. There I
are two berths is the main cabin, two small ditto in the
quarter. one double berth is the ladies' cabin, and one in the •
skipper's cabin. Lord Burghley has lately spent about 1,11001.
upon her, and she is now undergoing a thorough overfed.
The Osprey had been to Gibraltar and the Mediternmeas, to
the north of Scotland. Ireland,hc., and is a first-Tile sea brat.
Admiral heady, is a letterto Colossi Chambers, says : "The
Osprey will answer the general's purpose. She only draws
nine feet of water, and has a good cheraoter in every respect,
being as excellent sea boat in had weather. She is having
a thorough relit, and will be ready next week. Two men
ad a boy, besides the master, will be suScient to was her.
Being what is called ' dandy rigged.' she will be very
handy, sad can proceed immediately to Caprers." The
committee have bees urged. is coasequesos of the present
delicate state of Gs/Asides health, to seed out the yacht
immediately to Gsprera, and in lain this responeihility
• upon themselves, they rely upon the liberality of the public
to relieve them from the pecuniary liabilities involved in
the purchase and fitting out of •• Garin dl's yacht."—
Liverpool Mercury.