The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-19 00:00:00

MK Court.

OSBORNE, Kazoo 17.
Pilaw Eros.t of Loiniogen loft Osborne for Port♦
nos* yesterday.
The Quess sad Priam sad the royal &Wm walked sad
drove oat yeerardey.
MAI= le.
The Closes sad Prise* sad Priam of Laminasa drove eat
yesterday id tnaooll.'

A Cabinet Connell was held on Saturday after-
noon at the Foreign-allka. Dowwlairstroot- The
Ministers present were Viaeount Palessretoo, the
Lord Chaasellor, Earl Granville, the Marquis of Lane-
clown*, die Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, the
Jeri of Clarendon, Lard -Paninure, the Chancellor
Id the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right
Hon. IL Verses Sled, Sir Williams Moleswarth, and
Viscount Canning. The Council sat fear hours.

♦ deputation free the Belieles Leal Beard a Health
and tree the Ciardiame of the Peer of the Charlton Bake
had ea latervier ea Saturday with air B. awl, President
of tie Gezira Beard of Health, at his cake, Whitehall.
The &Metes eendeta of Mr. Cornelia Eaudell, Chair.
son of the Beard of Guardians, sad a essabor of the Local
Board; Mr. Lawton. Surveyor to the Local Board; aed
Mr. We. Burdett, Selisitor, Clerk to the Guardians and to
the Local Bea.
The Coemettee ea Matti= of the Lords of the Privy
Comma had $ amens ea Saturday at the Coosdl•olee.
Pressat—The Lord Presides; tee Duke of Argyll.the Mar-
quis of laarlowat, Viseenat Canning, Sir George Grey, the
Cheweelke , d the Bzeltequer, and the Bight Roe IL T.
Bahia
Begetter; were received at the Ceksiel-ode ea Satur-
day hem the Governors of Amiens sad New Baked.

The Queen has presented the Ike. Augustus W.
Wetherell (now suite of Flo:borough) to the hying of
Stenagtove, Yorkshire.
Mr. Henry Gordon is appointed sheriff's clerk of
Dumfriesshire.
Mr. Bury Charles Hampton Knight, son of
Mr. Charles Enctstr,otappoiated index maker to the Lon-
don Gamow.—
Captain Henry Brett, 12th Lumen, is appointed
aide-de-ounp to General Vivian.
The Bight Hon. the Speaker gave his sixth
Parliamentary dinner an Saturday evening last.
A discussion on the loans raised by Mr. Pitt will
take play at the &Misdeal Society this ma c& the 19th
instant.
The Towistlark of Breeknoek (Mr. R. T. Watkins)
had** honour of an interview, ea Friday lest, with ihr
Benjamin Hall. at Clwyd'', hones, se President of the
General Board of Health, with retinues to the Brecon Im-
provement Bill.
Private letters from St. Petersburg state that the
Dowager Empress is very unwell. It is doubted whether
the funeral of the Emperor Eleholm eau take plate so boos
as the 11th.
Thu Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas left Se-
bastopol on the 13411, for Si. Petanbarg.
Mn. GLADSTONE AND LORD MONITAOLIL A
eurespoodence has passed between Mr. Gladstone and Lord
Montan*, occasioned by a statement bystbe latter from his
seat in the Rouse of Lords, in the *use of a discussion en
the Exchequer Bills Bill, that on asking Parliament lest
year for the sun of 1,750,01101., Mr. Gladstone
promised that so mach of that sum as might
be actually seised should be paid off during.
or at the don of, the year ; and further, that the asking
Parliament to renew them bills, without notice of a change
of inteatios, gave Petiteness a just grand of complaint.
Mr. Gladstone refer. the noble lord to two speeches is the
House of Commons, the iateation of which, be (Mr. Glad-
same) states was, that if the eaten domande for military
expenditure did net premed beyead the amount
*ea asked, the Easheque Bills in quashes should
be paid off Bat "my deelaration was express,
that we limited our descend strictly to the services then you-
completed; and when, on the 8* of May. I proposed the
provision for the year, I told the house (see " Hansard." pp.
68, 57, annexed) that we mast have a margin for unfore-
seen expenditure, and then I weal on to show them that
the use of 1,750,0001. Beekeeper bills famed part of that
mangle." Lord Mintage, says he has referred to the
speeches is question, but dose not dad that they bear any
each 'atm relation as that attributed to them by Mr. Glad-
stone. IBS lordship objects, elm, to Mr. Gladstone's re-
mark that " I had no more to do with the sat of presenting
the Budisquer Bills Bill than your lordship had," seeing
that the menus oripipteded, although it wee sot presented,
before the right hos. gestleatea'e resignation. • discus-
sion is the Rouse of Commons between Mr. Wilson and Sir
H. Willoughby, to which Mr. Gladstone refers at farther
be out see 1 leads, Lord Moat's& thinks, to
eit opposite ormolnsios. • _

Ig. Horsman has appointed the Hon. Henry Cooke
ale private merstary. _ _

The Queen ani Royal family are expected to rr
tun to Buckingham Pales, to-morrow afternoon.
The Right Hoc. W. R. Gladstone still occupies
the dada resides.. el the Chancellor et the Bashequer._

Ths Right Hon. Sir James Graham and inlay
leave the Dada raddesas at the Adatindty nest week. The

Right Ilea. Sir Chula Woad sad lady Mary Wood vlll
go to the Addisaky ismodlatoly shot Radar.
The Argo anew odeaaker, which arrived en Friday
hem Aintralia, has afraid, boos takes up by the Emil&
govarameat for the animas, of wally.
The Jileniker pablishee a letter from hey, sa-
wmills( that *a elottsie telegrsph woe °period aim=
that taws sad Caoractiats on the 26th of February.
Sir H. Butner baa arrived in Paris.

lard Famine, has taken, for the season, the man-
illas. No. 23. Balinavrigaare, ocaapiei antil mostly by
Sir Charles Wed.

Mr. Ward has flied Thursday, 6th April, is the
day he hid lastallatiaa as Lied &atm at Madeshal Coney,
/Andean.

—.—
The Marl et Hopeless, Mambas of the Heat, will'
astartaia a large party're speedup noblemen sad gesilears'
at has wet in Northamptonshire, daring the approaching

rem assegai.
The Itml of Aberdeen, it is understood, will shortly'
leave England, tor Egypt, in order to see his son, Lord
Haas, who essteisplatee prolonging kis eijosr is the Zest
for sane time is some. Leal Redd° is at result la Use
asisklesarbosd of Cairo.
Theorist sad Vissaanteas Palmerston have honied
cards of harkens& fee a greed banquet to their Royal
liigitaiswes the Deimos of Cambridge and PAN= Mary.
es balterday nest. Gad at a sehesqeent period et the eve.-
lag her ladyship will resolve a briniest chyle of the ash.
toasty.
The annonaeonsent that the Limas is to be let
after Bestir Y sadersteed W imply set a we temporary
ereasdainish bat the retirement of Mr. Charlie Mathiws
hose the 'smoggiest-
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"sa 001001 of tat is
he British sernies who het sever sem
a 'hm sever had to do with irregalaz bone, or with
say horse bat a mak English wirtwout is Unveils, bee
beset appelatei to the make eseurtead Se Met el Ow idiom
seiteeL" •