The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-26 00:00:00

frbe £ourz.

OSBORNE, JULY 25.
The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Louis of
Howe, walked arid drove about the grounds.
The Earl of Clantuden returned to Landau.

Despatches were received yesterday it the Colonial-
office from the Governor of the Bahamas.

Ilaa ROYAL HIGH-N $ THE DUCHESS OF CAN-
inffroa.—Yesterday was the birthday of the Duchess of
Cambridge, when her royal highness completed her 67th
year. A great many noble friends called at Cambridge
Cottage, Kew, in the course of the day, to leave promote
and offer their congratulations, the royal duchess and
Princess Mary having left St. James's Palace tar the season.
In the evening her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cam-
bridge's tradesmen illuminated as customary.
The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland
passed through town yesterday on their way to Heating;
from Sion Roam, liJeworth.
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland and
family are expected to leave tows early in the ensuing
week for Trentham, on their way to Ditorolyin Castle, N. 8.,
for the autumn. The Menus, Post believes that, if no
unforeseen occurnmee takes plass, their Royal High:mesa
the Priem and Princess of Wales will honour the noble
duke and duchess with their presence for several days at
Duarobin Castle daring the residence of their royal high-
seams in Bootlaad.

The Marquis of Bowmont left town yesterday for
Floors essar, ...see Kelso.
The Marchioness of Lansdowne and Hon. Mdlle.
Elphinstose de Flahealt arrived yesterday at Lassedowee
House, Berkeleyequare, from Bowood Park, Willi, ex-
mealy to meet the Camel and Countess; de Finhaali as
their return from the Continent.

The Earl of Derby has nearly recovered from his
moist severe attack of goat, bat not sufficiently so to be
able to accept as invitation from the Duke sod Dachas of
Richmond to join the select party at Goodwood Home le-
wised to meet their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prin.
ma of Wales. The noble earl and the Countess of Dm*
leave St. Jame's-square towards the end of this week for
Hoowaley Park, near Liverpool.
The Countess of Craven and Ladies Craven and
Sir Frederick Johutooe left town yesterday for Bognor,
Sussex, to per the week.
Louisa Countess of Seafield and Lord Robert
Loftus have arrived at the Alexandra Hotel, Hyde-park-
001110r, from Ireland.

Count J. and Lady Cecil de la Feld have left
Prioese-terraos fir the Isle of Wight.

Viscountess Jocelyn And Hon. Misses Jocelyn
left Cambridge Roses yesterday afternoon for Wrest Park,
Bedfordattire. on a visit to the Countess Cowper.

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Viscount and Viscountess Grey de Wilton left
the Esrl of Wilton's mansion in Groevetior-pusre yesterday,
far Bognor, Basest, during the Goodwood race meeting,
and on Saturday intend to join the Earl sad Countess of
Wilton at Cowes.

Lord and Lady Harry Vane and the Hon. Mame
Primrose arrived on Friday last at Battle Abbey, user
Hastings, sad are about to receive a succession of visitors
►here.

Lady Molesworth has left town for Cadlands, on
a visit to Yr. and IA(ly Elisabeth Druinokood.

Sir George Colthorst, M. P., and Lady Coltburst
bare left their residence in Wilton-crescent for Ireland..

Mrs. A. F. Thistlethwayte has arrived in Gros-
venor-square from Carlsbad, much improved is health, and
will leave town on Thursday to join Mr. Thistlethwayte at
Loch Luichart, N. 8., accompanied by the Doings, Countess
of Cascls•Stuart sod party.

ERRATCM.—In - the leading article in our im-
pression of yesterday. on Government manufacturiag
establishments, for " Take the Enfield rifle factory for
example, producing three or four mil ions of rifles."' read,
"Take the Enfield rifle factory for example, producing
three or four millions worth of rifles."

LORD SHAPTINBURY ♦SD ST. AIDAN'B COLLZGL
—The Earl of Shaftesbury, after mine correspoodeace with
the Ker. Dr. Bayles), the principal of St. Aidan's Theo-
logical College. Birkenhead, has withdrawo his name from
the list of .ice•preaideots of the institutioa, in coosequence
of a circular which has lately been issued intim►ting tb.t
" any Weeleyso wishing to become a minister of the Church
of Eaglaad can be admitted to St. Aides's College without
the preparatory examiostioa. and on admatageous terms."
The ooble earl has expressed his opisios that such a mode
of " touting " for caodidates for holy orders ia as derogatory
to the character of the Church of England.. it is Mfeosive
to the Wesleyan community.
ORTIITAL PALAU& ON. SHILLING DAT. --.
MONDAY. JOLT 25.—A4mienolif 00 Tappet, 8,614 ;
ditto by immemi Mottos. 1,181 ; total, 9,793.

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I, TUESDAY

IN/T&LLIGEIip.
T
I.‘ • POLAIND. •
A Warns* letter in thb Pattie says : to '
The May of the Car at Kaingen was rearlairy the Lew
of samaras; ukases, showing his inn 'shallop to com-
pletely desationabwo Poland. The venni°, administrative
council of the country has been chosen from among the
men who have gives the most numerous proofs of
their sorority. For that mason liceselet Salovieff,
and General; Brannachwea and Zabolockoi have been ap-
pointed to those functions. They are to apply on a large
wale the measures of pacification, which consist in pane-
outing the inhabitants of the kingdom, whether guilty or
sot, for participating is the national rising. Salgado and
Mainline have already commenced ; the nos in the plait.
satin of Cracow sod Bandon:dr, the other in that of Pod-
Wads.

Oixtrizz's TZLZOR
MEXICO.

PARIS, JULY 26, Noworm.

Orders have been given in the military ports to
despatch the necessary ships to Mexico to bring
back the troops that are to return from that country.
These ships will leave France early in August.