The Express.
London, England, 1863-06-16 00:00:00

Cbt Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Juwl 15.
The Queen, attended by the Hon. Mrs. Bruce,
drove in the grounds this morning.
Prime Arthur, attended by Major Elphinstone, left the
Castle this morning for Greenwich Park.

The Prince of Wales, attended b► Lieutenant-Genera
'Dolly, and Lieutenant. Colonel Koppel, accompanied the
Duke of Cambridge in a visit yesterday morning to the Royal
Military College, Sandhurst.
The Princess of Wales, attended by Countess& Grey,
honoured Mr. Heath, at his room, in Piooadilly, with a
sitting for her photograph. Her Royal Highness, attended
by her lad► in waiting, took a drive in an open carriage in
the afternoon.

The Prince of Wales had a dinner party hat evening st
Marlborough-house.
The band of the Coldstream Guards was in attendance

during dinner.
Mdlle. Lehman, Mane. Liebbart, Mae. Artot, Mr.
Bentley, and Signor Comma, attended after dinner, and
had the honour of performing several pines.

A deputation from the West India, Committee bad an
interview with the Duke of Newcastle yesterday, at the
Colonial-office, on the subject of telegraphic communica-
tion between the West India colonies.

The Hon. Robert Grinaston, and Messieurs David de
Quetterille and Henry Tupper, of the Channel Islands Tole-
groh Compaq, had yesterday an interview at the Trea-
sury with the Right Hon. Frederick Peel, in reference to
the restoration of the line.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council not rioter-
day. An appeal from Madras, " Ghoolara Moortozah v.
the Government of India," was commenced. The lords
present were the Lord Justices Knight Brace and Turner,
end Sir E. Ryan.

Devoid's; were received yesterday at the Colonial-of ce
from the Governors of Heligoland and Canada.

THE ROYAL VIET TO OXFORD.—OXVORD, JUNE
15. —The influx of similare to-day has been very °ponde-
rable, and hotel accommodation, which was almost absorbed
last week is entirely out of the question. Private lodgings,
although neeemarily in great demand, are stall to be obtained,
as most of the tradesmen in High-street, Broad-street,
besides the residents of the suburbs, have thrown open
their houses with a view to the couveoienc e of the nume-
rous visitors. Great preparations are being carried out in
the university and city for the reception of the Prince and
Princess of Wales who will arrive from Cullum at half-
past 12 to•morrow. As some misapprehension has arisen
as to the admission of bachelors ►nd uodergraduates into
the theatre, the Vice-Chancellor and Proctors deans to
inform them that it has been decided to admit them, and
indeed masters of arts also, by passes only. 850 passes will
be issued to undergraduates and bachelor, for each day.
The gallery does not hold more than this 'umber.

Her Royal Highness the Princess Mary of Cam-
beidp, the Dachas Dowager of Sutherland, sod Mrs. Glad-
stow ware amoog the ladies predated io the gallery of the
House of COMBIOOS lest arming.

The Right Hon. B. Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli

b►ve left Grosvenor-gate for Oxford. and are the guests
daring Controemotattoo of the Public Orator and lira

A ba•a•r wee opened yesterday at the residence
of the French Embassy, is aid of the "French Charitable
Association." The stalls were presided over by the Lady
Coustanos arosvitecr, the Countess of Westmoreland, the
Countess of Wiocbilses, the Countess of Shaftesbury, the
Countess of Tankerville, the Comatose Cowley, the Countess
do Flshault, the Visoountess Jocelyn, the Lady Catherices
Coke, the Baroness de Rothschild, Yrs. Dudley Carletoe,
Yrs. Hy. Bering, le Marquise d'Andigne, and La Mammies
de Cada* The bazaar was held in the principal saloons
of the mansion, each stall being elegantly fitted and bearing
the name of its lady president, in gilt letters, enclosed in a
wreath of blush rosin. There will be a " Tombola" to-day
and to-morrow for some rich gifts presented by the Emperor
and Empress of the French.

A very eloquent notice of Lord Macaulay's life
ad works wu read by M. Miseet before the Paris Academy
of Sciences oe the 13th inst. It was listened to with deep
Wadies, awl was very warmly ',plaided.