The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-10 00:00:00

tau Court.

OSBORNE, Fn. 9.
The Queen, attended by the Marchioness of Ely,
drove eat yesterday aftereese.

A deputation from the Incorporated Society of British
Artists, consisting of Mr. F. Yogic.' Hailstone (President),
Mr. John Nola* (Treasurer), and Mr. G. Cole, had an in-
terview with Sir George Only st the Home•ofSro yesterday,
lo present an address of mogrstalatioe to her Majesty upon
the birth al a prince to the Prince and Princess of Wales.
Despatches were sett from the Colonial-office yesterday
to the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands.

Viscountess Palmerston will have an assembly
cm Saturday next, sod ou the following Saturday, at Cam-
bridge Home, limadilly.
The Earl and Countess Russell entertained Ms
excellency the American Minister and lire. mid Mite
Adams, the Dean of Westminster and Ldy AuguMa
St►nley, lady Illoorelkld, Mr. Stopford, Mr. Arthur
Russell, Major Blanket!, and a select circle, at dins.'
yesterday evening, in Cbesham•placs.

_
The Duchess of Inverness has been suffering Irons
a severe cold at Kensington Pe cos dace Wednesday last.
Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Ounbridge, she
Grand Duchess of Xecklenbeq•3trelitz, and the Princes,
Nary yesterday visited the duchess.

The Countess of Elgin, accompanied by the Earl
of Durham and the Hots. T. J. H. Tharlow, has wired at
the Hotel Bristol, Paris, en reek for Elegised. Her lady.
ship aed party reached Toulon from Alexandria oa the 6th,
oa board her Majesty's ship Psycho, and proceeded at noon
to Marseilles, where she wat atosived at the railway statics,
by the British Camel, Mr. Mark, and the Seeateor Prefect
Comet d• Maims, who had been charged by the Emperor
to convey the impreetioas of his Majesty's deep sympathy
with the mantems in her prevent bereavement.

The Speaker gives his first parliamentary dinner
on &stunlay next, at his offlcail resides*, at the Howe of
Commons.

Mr. Baines will move for leave to introduce a
Lill to extend the fnuichis ia boroughs, as Tuesday the Bth
Mora.

On the Bth of next month Mr. Adderley will
above, "That this house ia of opinion that endowments
attached to schools for the working classes should be takes
into celenlatice with local sontribatioos, in apportioning
aid from the treasury to any school so endows 1 : and that
when new minutes of Council on Education are made, a
statement in explanation of them should be given to this
house by the Tice-Presides* upon due notice, before they
corns into operation."

Mr. Milner Gibson has deferred tie bill to facili-
tate, in certain me" the obtaining of powers for the we-
struction of railways, from tomorrow till Monday ; and hia
bill to facilitate, in rertein mom the obtainieg of forthor
powers by railway companies from to-morrow till Monday.
On Tuesday next Colonel Dunue will call atten-
tion to the recent treatira for the calico of the lodes
Islands to the Kingdom of Greece ; and ask if, by any pro-
visions In them, engagements are made for the payment of
the arrears of contributions doe by those ialaods to Great
Britain, as well as for the passim granted to British sub-
jects for services titular the Zonis& governsoest.

Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald has postponed his
motion respecting Yr. bird's rams until 'Nasdaq week.
Mr. Montague Smith will ask the First Commis-
sioner of Works cm Friday, whether it is the Wadies of the
gorernment to introduce in the present erosion any measure
for building new courts cif justice in the metropolis, or for
improving the state of the existing °parte.

We (Post) hear tbat • marriage is Cicely soon to
take place betimes Yr. G. F. Waite, the well-known artist,
end Nis Ellen Terry, the young sneer of the favourite
thing were. of the dsy.

TFICIFSDAT..

Pusan'
os sorrsm

714 DAT..

as o;;;:iiT•ii.s.w.. &Wi LW. to 371.1;d back,
straw with some drag to moderate,
mow. MOM 11120 w or rata.
S.L.Eto W.B.W. and WIMP.X. B. W. to N. W. and bark,
W.N.W.. strong, strong to moderate,
squally, with rain or some rain.

LILL to B.B.W..strood, *crams. BE. to B.W. and N.W.,
vossittod. mass snow Wow to roodorste,
or rola. with moor (AL
to fresh UNTKIIS. H to 8. sno 8.W.,
to Mem& snow in strong. s. oily. un-
Owes. settled.
Cautionary Straits on Tuesday.

itarthasadkoalaad. Ireland, Wake, and ad.
jam:mita. aouthera.F.agUatt Manama and Arm By. Isaias
aclastvard &gland and lialgolaad.

A letter from Brussels says :—" It has been
amoral times announced of late that King Leopold intends
to wiait England. The rumour now is that, if the weather
ii favourable, and political cireumsbusais permit, his Ma-
jesty will go to London in the early part of next month,
to be unseat ►t the baptism of the son of the Prince of
wales."

A communication from Jerusalem of the 24th
ult. in the Monde, says :—" The Porte is said to be about
to seed S,CCD Circassian• into the Holy Lind to form •
colooy in the large and magnificent plain of Sharoo, between
Yount Carmel sad Chia. This project is not looked oa
with • favourable eye in Palestine, u it is fe•rd that
the Centeno; who, like the Bedouins, have • thieving
disposition, may commit sots of brigandage on the pil-
grims who flock atonally to Jerusalem. This city contain
at the present moment 600 Barra pilgrims, about 50.1
C/reeks, and 400 Armenians. Palestine is jest now throned
with English and Anserkea travellers."
A NIV7 TERATILICAL "131LIMATION" tlr Pace.—lll
• piece by Y. Baguet, called La Maison de Basquar, just
brought out at the Paris Gait., • novel and startling effect
thrills the audience every mooing. A ponderous moveable
ailing, in a room from which one of the characters is unable to
escape, gradually descends by machinery, until the unh►ppy
captive is crashed to death beneath its weight. The idea
is not sew, but it is now carried out (et the first time en
the stags. Fortunately the victim at the Gain is one of
the met detestable villain. of the piece On isildese comes
Ulbark calla him), so that, dermatitis:lly speaking, be
may be end to deserve his fate.

THR OUTWARD BRAZIL AND RIVRR PLATS MAUL
—The Boni Mail Company's steamship Puna, Captain
lbw, sailed from Southampton yeMeeday. with the
monthly mills for Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro,
Bows Ayres, Monte Video, km The Parma took oat
65 passengers, and ea freight 35 bow tar silver, value
16,50/., for the Minister et FiIIADCO at Rio; sovereign,
100,0631., of which amount 100,000 f. is foe the Bank of
Brazil ; Seelig jewellery, vain 2,388 L ; French jaw.
ellen, 4,3561. ; and a very full cargo of Freon and Rag.
lish swroisadiss.