The Express.
London, England, 1862-06-25 00:00:00

The Queen accompanied by Princess Alice,
drove oat yesterday. Major-General Seymour attended on
horseback. _ .

Princess Hobetdohe arrived at Osborne yesterday.
The Prince of Wales, attended by Captain Grey, met the
Princess at Portsmouth, and accompanied her in the royal
yacht Fairy to Osborne. Major-General Seymour also
attended the Princess from Portsmouth.

Prides Louis and Prince Henry of Heise, attended by
Captain you Weaterweller, arrived in the John Penn steam.
packet from Ostend at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon. at
Dover, when they were received by Lieutenant-Colonel Do
Plat, Equerry to the Queen. Their Grand Ducal Highomeen
landed at the Admiralty Pier, where the military &litho
cities paid their respects to the Princes, and where a guard
of honour war on duty.
A deputation of the mayor and corporation of the town
of Dover promoted an address to Prince Loon.
Their Grand Ducal Highnesses left by the South Esatern
Railway for town, and arrived at the Peace Hotel at 6p.m.
His Highness the Viceroy of Egypt received a visit on
Monday from his Grace the Duke of Hamilton. The Count
de Peraigny also visited his Highnees at the residence of the
Turkish Embassy in Bryanstomequare. In the evening
the Viceroy, attended by the Hon. Charles A. Murray,
went to the London-bridge terminus and proceeded to
Woolwich, where his Highness went on board his yacht and
slept.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council eat yester-
day. An appeal from Canada, "Macfarlane and another
v. Leclaire and another" (part beard), was resumed. The
Reds present were Lord Kinpdown and the Lords Justices
Knight Bruce and Turner.

Speller's Gazette of Berlin states that the PrillCella
Royal being near her confinement, the King hu ordered
uncial prayers to be offered up in an the cherubs( in
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His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge
honoured Mr. Fitswilliam Hume, LP., with his company
at dinner on Monday evening at his residence in Curzon.
stmt. His royal highness was attended by Colonel Tyr.
whitt, equerry in waiting, and the Hon. Colonel James
Macdonald. The Turkish Ambassador, the Netherlands
Minister, the Karl of Derby, the Earl of Mahnesbury, the
Bari of Wicklow, Lord Poweretuart, Lord Stanley, the
Right Hoc. General Peel, the Right Hon. J. Henley, the
Right Hon. S. Walpole, the Right HOD. J. Whiteside, and
Colonel Hums, were invited to meet his royal highness.
Later in the evening Mn. Fitzwilliam Hums received a
large and distinguished circle.
His Excellency the Baron de Stieglits has left

Thomas's Hotel, Berkeley-squats, for Paris.
Lady de Rothschild's dance for Thursday, the
261.13, is unavoidably postponed.
Mr. Charles Hanbury Lennox, M.P., and Mrs.
Mayberry .1.0,01301 have snivel at their residence, 9,
Qoeen's•gata terrace, Kensington-gore, from the Continent.
Her Majesty has been pleased to present the
Rev. J. A. Millar, one of the curates of the parish church,
Windsor, to the vicinage of lele-Brewers, vacated by the
death of the Rev. Dr. Wolff. The presentation, we believe,
has recently come into her M►jesty's gift, the adjacent
'ate having been bought for the Prince of Wales.
The memorial to the government in favour of the
restoration of the Chapter House, Westminster, has been
most numerously std infloeotially signed. Among the
mans an those of the Archbishop of York, the Duke of
Beiceleash, the Marquises of Bristol sad Grades, the
Pallid Shrewsbury, Devon, Stanhope, and Bilesmaro, the
Bishops of Oxford and St. David's, Lords Lyttelton, Ash-
burton, Tauntoo, Stratford de Radcliffe, and Llsnover, Sir
Maury Holland, Sir Charles Trevelyea, Sir Chides Eastlake,
the Dean of Christchurch, the Master of Trinity, Mr. Tite,
P., Mr. Mowbray, M.P., Professor Willis, Mr. Desirous
Burton, Professor Donaldson, and many others.
.

At; race ball at Fontainebleau, on Sunday
sight, the Emperor Napoleon wore plain evening attire, aid
the Empress a simple white dress with a lace tunic, also
whits, bat bordered with a violet ribbon. At 1 o'clock,
supper was served in the salts-d-etaieger des Ccdoeseee, after
which their Majesties returned to the ball-room sad gave
the rival fore eetilloo, which lasted for more thee as
hoar. the Empress being seated the whole time in one of
the inmates window recesses of the gallery. When the
wanes had ceecladed their Majesties retired.