The Express.
London, England, 1855-03-05 00:00:00

gbe court.

The Queen end Prince Albert, with the Prince of
Wiles and Prince Alfred, accompanied by the Duke of
Cambridge, sad attended by the Viseountess Canning, the
Hon. Lucy Kerr, Mejor•Genesal Bouverie, Captain Da
Plat, Major•Gensral tie Hes. C. Grey, Colonel the Hon.
C. B. Phippe, Colonel Wood, C. 8., Assistant Adjutant-
General, and Major Clifton, Equerry to the Duke of Cam-
'bridge, proceeded at half-past nine o'clock on Saturday
morning, escorted by a detachment of earbineers, to the
Bricklayers' Arme Station, and thence by North Kent Rail-
way to Styled, when her Majesty was met by Colonel
Rosa, and the heads of the medical and other departments.
An addles, was presented to the Queen by the Mayor and
Corporation of Rochester.
Her Majesty spd the Primo, with the Prince of Wales,
Prince Alfred, and the Duke of Cambridge, attended ►y
the General Commanding in Chief and the ladies and gen-
tlemen of the Royal suit*, then proceeded to Fort Pitt, and
subsequently t the Invalid Depot, where her Majesty •i-
-sited the wards occupied by the wounded end invalided
men lately returned from the Crimea, inquiring into the
casts of the different patients. Her Majesty visited 450 sick
and wounded men.

Her Majesty, with the Royal party, then returned to the 1
Snood Station, and arrived at Buckingham Palace about
three o'clock in the afternoon.
An address wu presented to the Queen at Fort Pitt,
from the Court Lest of the Borough of Chatham.
The Queen had a dinner party in the evening ; the corn•
pany Included Prince Ernest of Leiningen, the Sardinian
Minister, Marquis General Della Marmora, the
Marquis and Marchioness of Abercoru and the Ladies Har-
riet and Lonna Hamilton, the Earl of Cardigan, the Earl of
Elgin, Lord Punitive, Lord Stanley of Aldelley, Lord and
Lady Oventone, and General
The Duchess of Run and Prince Ernest of Leiningen are
staying at Buckingham Palau, on a visit to ths Queen.
The Hon. Lacy Kerr and the Hon. Mary Balled have
succeeded the Hon. Matilda Paget and the Hon. Mary Sey-
mour is their duties as the Maids of Honour in Waiting to
the Queen.

Yesterday the Queen and Prince Albert, the Prince of
Wales, the Princess Royal, Prince Alfred, and the Princess
Alice, with the ladies and gentlemen of the Court and the
domestic household, attended Divine Service in the private
chapel of Buckingham Palace; the Ron. and Very Rev.
the Dean of Windsor officiated.

The Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary visited
the Duchess of Kent, yeaterday, at Buckingham Palace.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday after-
noon at the Foreign-offios, Downing-street. The
ministers present were Viscount Palmerston, the
Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, the Marquis of Lans-
downe, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, Lord
Panmere, the Right Hon. Vernon Smith, Sir Win.
Molesworth, and Viscount Canning. The Earl of
Clarendon was not present, having left town at eight
o'clock in the morning for Boulogne to visit the Em-
peror of the French. The Council sat three hours.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer left town on Saturday
morning for Now Radnor.
A deputation of inhabitants from a portion of the new
road from St. Pancras Church to Hamilton-place had an
interview on Saturday with the President of the General
Board of Health at his office, Whitehall. The deputation
consisted of Mama. Kemp, Fuller, Kirkham, Whitson, and
Strong.
Despatches were received from the Governors of the
Cape of Good Hope sad Natal yesterday at the Colonial-
office.

Dams, SUNDAY.—Lord Clarendon arrived from
Boulogne, per special steam packet, and left by
special train for London at 12.26 p.m.

It was currently reported yesterday evening, in
some of the West End Clubs, that the Emperor of the
French is expected to arrive in London on Friday.

GovERNmENT APPOINTMENTB.—Mr. John Whiffen
is appointed Acting First-class Clerk ; Mr. T. H. M'Ketlie
is appointed Acting Second class Clerk, in the Accountant-
() l's Department of the Admiralty at Somerset-house.
Mr. William Willis is appointed First-class Clerk ; Mr. T.
Weigall to be First-class Clerk ; Mr. W. L. Anderson to be
First-clan Clerk; Mr. W. E. Jenkins to be Secend-i lass
Clerk ; Mr. F. Du Pr 6 Dyer to be Second-oleos Clerk ; Mr.
E. C. Cockraft to be &cowl-elms Clerk ; Mr. A. H. Bather
to be Acting Second-class Clerk ; Mr. Sommer IL Riley to
be Actin nd-class Clerk; Mr. W. Dickson to be Acting
Second-class Clerk, in the Transport Branch of the Ad-
miralty at Somerset-hovae. Mr. Charles Champ is appointed
First-class Clerk ; Mr. Joseph M. Barron to be Second-eau
Clerk ; Mr. Anthony Pike to be Acing First class Clerk ;
Mr. Sunset Lewis to be Acting First-elms Clerk; Mr. W.
Lewis to be Acting Second-class Clerk ; Mr. W. Kins-
man to be Acting Second-class Clerk, in the Comptroller of
Victualling Department of the Admiralty at Somerset-house.
Observer.

The Right Hon. The Speaker will hold two levees
at his residence, 89, Eaton•equare —one, Saturday neat,
March 10th; the other, Saturday, March 17th, both at 10
o'clock.

The Earl of Gifford is appointed additional private
secretary to Lord Pawnor. .

The Chancellor of the Exchequer has appointed
Sir Alexander Duff Gordon, But., of the Treuury, to be
his private seeretiwi.
Sir John Young, the late Irish Secretary, who has
been appointed Lord High Commissiorter of the lonian
Islamis, will take his departure for Corfu about the end of
the month. _

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Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston gave the
third of a brilliant series of entertainments on Saturday
night at their residence in Piccadilly. There was a select
dinner party of about twenty, and a numerous evening
assembly, given by her ladyship to several hundreds of the
nobility and gentry, including the commander.in-chief of
the Sardinian contingent, General Della Marmara.
An accident happened to the Earl of Antrim, at
Glensrm Castle on 'Tuesday evening, the 27th ult., by
which his lordagip's thigh was fractured.
We regret to announce the death of Earl Stan-
hope, who expired at 2 o'clock on Friday last, at Chevening
Park, near Seveaoaks, having been UI only two days.
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The Bishop of Durham u progreuing favourably
towards recovery from his late accadeat.

THE ARMY.-DIVISION ON LORD
GODERICH'S MOTION.

TOWNS WHOSE REPRESENTATIVES VOTED

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FOE JUSTICE TO THE AUNT.
Aylesbury Glugow Pontefract
Bath Greenock Preston
Birmingham Huddersfield Perth
Brighton Hull Rochdale
Bristol Halifax Reading
Blackburn Lambeth Sheffield
Bolton London Southwark
Berwick Leeds Stoke-upon-Trent
Cambridge Leicester Safford
Coventry Leominster South Shields
Chester Manchester Sunderland
Carlisle Muclesfleld Tvnemouth
Devonport Marylebone Westminster
Derby Newcastle Wslull
Dundee N•erthampton Worcester
Edinburgh Norwich Wigan
Exeter Oldham Warrington
Finsbury Psisley Windsor

PEERS' SONS AND RELATIVES WHO VOTED
AGAINST JUSTICE TO THE ARMY.
Lord Castlemma Hon. C. A'Coort
Lord R. Cecil Hon. F. Baring
Lord Chelsea Hon. H. Brand
Lord H. Cbolmondeley Hon. 0 Cavendish
Lord Dalrymple Hon W. Cowper
Lord Bialys' Hon. 0. Dencombe
Lord Elalsy 1110n..7. B. Elliott
Lord Boston Hon. H. Filmy
Lord R Grosvenor Hon. Col. Forebter
Lord A. Hervey Hon C. Hardioge
Lord Bottum Hon. S. Herbert
Lord A. Lenox Hon. W. Knox
Lord H. Lenox Hon. G. Liddell
Lord LOINAIS Hon. Col. Pennant
Lord Mandeville Hon. W. Portman
Lord Monk Mos. C. P. Villiers
Lord Palmerston Si, F. Butt", Bart.
Lord W. Paslett Sir °soros Urry. Bart.
Lord Seymour Sir J. Graham, Batt.
Lord Shelburne Mr. H. B. %nag
Lord Stafford Sir B. Thering, Bart.
Lord Stanley Sir E. Harrison, Bart.
Lord Ma/grave Sir J. Walsh. Bart.