The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-02 00:00:00

Inc Conn.

OSBORNE, Aceust 1.
The Queen and Princess Louise attended evening
service at Whippinghson Church yesterday.
The Dean of Westminster preached the sermon.
The Prince and Prinoms of Wales attended the morning
service.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury,
in Downing-street. The ministers present were
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chanoellor, Earl
Granville, Earl Russell, the Right Hon. Edward
Cardwell, Earl de Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of
Somerset, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-aloe
from the Govereons of the North American Province*, Ber-
muda, and St. Hakes. Despatches were sent to the
Governors of the Wert India Weeds sad British Columbia.

His Excellency the Prussian Ambassador left
Carlton-house-Serener cm Saturday for St. Leonard; near
Hastings. The Countess Berastotff left town yesterday to
join his excellency. life excellency will in a few days leers
St. Leonard& for Germany.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Northampton
left town oa Saturday for Great Malvern foe a few weeks.

The Marquis of Aragon has left Catakii's Hotel,
Doveratrest, far Purls.

The Earl and Countess of Dartmouth and family
left town on Saturday Let for Sandwell Park, near Birming-
ham.

The Earl and Countess of Uxbridge, the Earl of
Glasgow, and Mr., Mrs., and Miu O'Neill haws left the St.
George's HoteL
The Earl and Countess of Warwick have left Far-
man's Hotel for their town residence in Stable-yard, St.
James's.

The Earl of Puwis leaves town to-day for Powis
Cush), Wales.

The Countess (Dowager) of Dunmore and Lady
A. Murray left Oarltoe-houns-terrace yesterday for Dun-
more Park, fitirliagshin, for the semon.

Lord Broughton will leave Berkeleysquare to-
day for Totworth.

Lord and Lady Foley left town yesterday on a
visit to the Duchess of Norfolk at Armada! Culls, Sussex,
and will leave to-day oo a tour of visits.

The Right Hon. the Speaker and Lady Charlotte
Denison Iwo town to-day for Bootaemonth for a few weeks.

Lady Mary Vyner left town on Saturday last
for Newby Hall, war Ripon, for the neanon.

The Dean of Worcester left Roehampton yester-
day for the Deeziery, Worcester.
Colonel and Messrs. Learmonth have left town
for Sootlord.

The marriage of Lieutenant-Colonel J. F.
Crichton-Stuart, M.P., eldest son sad heir of the late
Lord Jams Stuart.. with Miss Gertrude Seymour, second
daughter of Sir HuaiHoe and the Hoe. Lady Seymour,
was solemnised at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, on
Thursday Wt. The ceremony woe attended by a numerous
party of the relatives and friends of both families, amongst
whom we noticed his GlllOO the Archbishop of Csaterbury,
the Marquis of Bute, the Marquis Toirsehend, the Coun-
ties Gleiclaeo, the Earl of Harrowby, Visooont and
Lady Mary Session, the Earl and Countess of Dueie, the
Earl and Counter of Morley and Lady Katherina Parkes,
the Furl of St. Germans, Sc.

The Right Hon. Lord Palmerston honoured the
London Stereoscopic Company this day with sittings for a
series of carte de Melte portraits.
Tue Dree or NewcasrLe.—The announcement
of the relapse of his Grace the Duke of Newcastle has
caused widespread grief not only in Nottinghamshire but
throughout the midland counties generally. The 10th was
the date fixed for his graces departure from London ter
his seat, Clumber-park, Notts, but the visit is now indefi-
nitely postponed. As erroneous statements are in circu-
lation respecting his grace's malady we may state that iti
is simply gout, and that the &Hanka, though fugitive, are
frequent, and exceedingly painful during their continuance.
—Nottingham Daily Guardian.
PRINENTATION OF A BIBLE TO THE PRINCEBB OF
WALLS.—Among the many pleasing tokens of loyalty and
affection pressoted to the Prioress of Wales was a Bible
subscribed for by the women of the United Kingdom. A
deputation consistineof Lady Wriothealey Russell, Lady
Itadstock, the Hon. Mrs. Lefroy, the Hon. Mrs. Arthur
} Kinnaird, the Hoe. Mrs. Warburton, the Hoe. Mrs. Locke
King, Lady Peto, Ledy Havelock, kc., waited upon her
royal highness at Marlborough-borne, on Tuesday, the
12th of Jely, with a copy of Bageter's Paragraph Bil-le,
in six volumes, bound in white moreono. Os the sides,
embossed in gold, are the cypher and coronet - and
in the corners the Tudor rose. The edges of the 'leaves
are most beautifully illominated by James West, each
volume bearing in the centre the Dumpish Clues, and in-
scribed on scrolls a blessing from our Lord's Bermes
on the Mount. The first volume has an illniniaated dedi-
cation page. The casket to contain the volumes is of carved
ebony, designed by G. R. Clark ; in the panels are so-
, mailed medallions bearing the cross, an initial A. and
corooet, supported by richly carved and tastefully groepad
flowers. The production of the whole was entrusted to
Messrs. Samuel Bs ter and Sone, the publishers. of Pater-
noster-row. The Princess in acknowledging the gift said: I accept with sincere gratification this offering which you
make to me in behalf of the women of the United King-
dom. lam deeply sensible of the motives which have
actuated you in promeoting me with this copy of the sacred
volume, which I, is the fullest sympathy with yourselves,
most highly prize. I offer you my heartfelt thanks for this
valuable gift, and also for your kind niches."
RZPRIBENTATION or Irßwfi•H.—Mr. J. Kelk, of
Bentley Priory, Staamore, Middlesex, has commented to
contest Ipswich, in the cooserrative interest, at the resning
' general electicio, in reejinictims with Mr. J. C. Cobbold,
M.P.. sad in opposition to Mr. H. E. Adair, M.P. (liberal).
Mr. Kelk's name is known in conoection with the Inter-
I national Exhibition bundle( of 1862, for which he was
joint matter:kr with Mesas. Luso Brother.,