The Express.
London, England, 1863-07-25 00:00:00

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- OSBORNE, JULY 24.
The Queen drove out yesterday morning.

The Priooemi Leiningen pre birth tea Princess eta quarter-
past 3 o'clock this morning at Osborne, and with the infant
is doing perfectly well.
Her Majesty was with her niece at the time and during
the greater part of the night.

The Queen will bold a Council at Osborne on Monday
next.

A deputation from the Liverpool Licensed Victuallers' As•
@Gelation bad an interview with Sir George Grey yesterday
at the li,me•ofoe. The deputation consisted of Mr. At-
kinson, Mr. Lamb, and Mr. Denson, and wee introduced
by Mr. J. C. Ewan,. M.P.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yester-
day. As appeal from the Admiralty Court, the Corinthian
was commenced. The Lords present were Lord Chelmsford:
Lord Kiogadown, sod Lord Wen►leydale.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colooial•ofce
from the Governors of Canada. Despatches were sent to the
Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands.

We learn on reliable authority that, although
nothing official has yet been settled, another alliance be-
tween our own royal family and that of Prussia was
snowed prior to the Queen of Promises departure from this
eountry.—John Bull.

The Duke and Duchess of Montrose entertained
at dinner, last evening, at their widows in Mean
square, the Earl and Counted* of Winchilaea, the Countess
of Desert, the Earl of Powis and Lady Harriet Herbert,
Viscount Sudsley, Lord Courtenay, Lord Ernest Bruce,
Colonel Greville, M.P., Lady Roes Greed* Mr. C. Orc-
Till*, Mr. Berual Osborne, M.P., Colevel Tower, Mr. Carle,
kra

LORD Cons—COLTHAN, JULY 24.—Tbe public
will be much gratified to learn that the favourable change
which took place in the illness of Field Muskat Locd Clyde
in the early part of the week still continues. His lord-
ship's health has improved considerably daring the lest few
days, and sanguine hopes are entertained that he will
shortly be quite convalescent.

THZ APPROACHING ROYAL VISIT TO HALIFAX.—
The arrangements for the visit of the Prince and Primrose
of Wales to Halifax to open the Town-hall on the 4th of
mat month, have just been completed, and are as fol-
low' s—Their royal highnesses and suite will reach
about 3 o'clock on the afternoon of Monday, August 3,
and will be received at the station by his worship the
mayor, Mr. John Crossley, the aldermen and coun-
cillors, and detachments of the 4th West York Rifle Volun-
teers and the 2nd West York Yeomanry Cavalry. A royal
salute will be fired by the Heekmondwike Artillery Volun-
teers. The Prince and Princess will immediately proceed
to Manor Heath, the mayor's residence, and remain there
for the night. Tuesday (next day) is tired for the opening
of the hall, and at 11 o'clock the royal party and Pro-
cession will leave Manor Heath and take the route
already agreed epee, and which is from to four to live
miles in Isegth. Os the hoe of rout* are the People'.
Park and All Souls' Church, and those places of interest
the roral party will inspect. They will also pass through
the piece Hall, where will be assembled 16,030 Sooday
school scholars, a band 300 strong, and 10,Q3
spectators. The scholars and band will perform
God Bless the Prince of Wales, and the Hal-
lelujah Chores." The mayor will receive the Prince and
Primers at the Town hall, and the ceremony of opining
will ioclade prayers by the Bishop of Ripon, the per-
formance of the English and Danish national airs, sod the
preesotation of addresses. After this his royal bistmem
will declare the hall duly ensued. Luncheon will be served
in the council slumber, after which the royal party will
ham the town, and resume their journey north. The
procession will include the magistracy, the tows
the deputy lieutenants, Lieutenant-General Sir George
Wetherell, Sit Charles Wood, M.P., Sr J. W. Ramsdim
M.P., Sir F. Crossley, M.P., Mr. Stariefeld, ALP., and
others. After the departure of the royal party the mayor
will entertain • number of distinguished insets at a
banquet. The most complete preparatioes are bails( made
to render the visit • great Yorkshire demonstratios.
Wiwi AND Bequarni.—The will of the Right
Hoe. Arthur Marcus Cecil Hill, Baron Sandy., R.T.S.,
of Omberaley Court, Worcester, and Obeshemotreet, Bel-
grave-square, was proved in Loaders by his brother, Lord
Norge Augustus Hill, and Sir Edmund Minter. But.
The persoaaltv was sworn under 30,001. Hie lordship bad
held many diplomatic appointments. He was attach 6 at
Madrid in 1816-21 ; bad been secretary oftion at
Florence, Lisbon, itioJamiro, and to several special embas-
. aim ; and also comptroller and treasurer of her Majesty's
household, and died at the &goof 65. The will vise executed
in November, 1860, and • codicil in January, 1862. The
dispositions are purely of a family nature. To Lady Sandys
be has secured an income of 1,2001. per &Doom, and to
younger sons a legacy of 5,0001., and to daughters 6,0001.
The residue of hi. property he harm to Lady Sandys, with
power of appointment as her ladyship may direct.
ACCIDILNT To SIR JoHN TRELAWNY.—We learn
from the Wester/1./longing New that as Sir Jolts Trelaway
was driving through the city of Chester ori Wednesday, the
carriage in which he was seated upset, and he was thrown
with violence to the ironed. Tim hoe. barooet was some-
what shaken, and received a severe spews in one of his
iment.
wrists, but he was enabled to continue his journey to Lin-

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