The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-19 00:00:00

VI), Court.

Prince Albert, with the Prince of Wales and
Prices Alfred. rode on horseback yesterday, attended by his
Equerry in Waiting.
Her Majesty honoured the Princess's Theatre with her
presence last evening, atteud.d by the Duchess of Wel-
lington, the Hoe. Matilda Paget, Lord de Table', and
Lieutenant-Cciunel Biddulph.
Prince Albert, attended by Lord George Lennox and
Captain the Hon. Dudley do Roe, went in the evening to
the Ststietieal Socicty,in St. Jamee's-equate, and afterwards
joined the Queen at the Pr:Deese, Theatre. The Duchess
of Catabreige, the Princess M.ry, and the Hereditary
Grand Duchess of Mecklenburgh &refits, visited ths I
Duchess of Kent, at Maurice-house, St. James's, yeate-day.
The Duchess of Kent, attended by Lady Anna Maria
D Lamm, B antes* de Speth, and Sir George Cooper,
honoured the Olympic Theatre with her presence lost
evening.

A deputation of the Eastern Steam Navigation Com-
pany hat an interview with the Chancellor of the En•
chequer yesterday, at his (Ariel residence in Dawning-
Street. The deputation corseted of Mr. C. R. M. Talbot,
M.P ; Mr. F. IL F. Berkeley, M.P.; Mr. Philipps, M P.;
Mr. L .ngtoo, M.P.; Mr. McCalmert, Mr. Campbell, Mr.
Brunel, Mr. Stott Russell, and Mr. Yates.
A deputation from Kingston.upon-11.11 bad an interview
yesterday with the President of the General Board of
Health, at his silica, Whitehall. Mr. R. Wells, town clitk,'
attended with respect to the Public Health Bill, 1858. Ho I
was introduces by Mr. W. H. Watson, M.P.
Meetings of the Geoid University Commission were held'
at No 18, Great Queen•street, Westminster, on Wednesday,
'Moodily, Friday, and Saturday last. The COIOtni!SIODOTS
',Malt were—the Earl of Ellesmere, the Earl of Rano why,
the Bishop of Ripon, Sir George Cornewall Lewis, Mr.
Justice Co!eridge, the Dean of Wells, and Sir John Wither
Awdry, with the secretarit I.
DeipllChtll were received at the Colonial Office yesterday
from the Governors of the North American Provicces.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Connell sat yester-
day in the Council-chamber. An appeal from St. Lama,
"De Buttes v. Goodman," was beard. Via lords present
were—the Lords Justices Knight Bruce and Turner, tt
Chancellor of the Dachy of Cornwall, and Sir J. reassert.

ROYAL VISIT TO FORT PlTT.—This thy her
Majesty pays her long.talktd-of visit to the file 1 litv.
pital, Fort Pitt, for the purpose of distributing to the
Creine,n heroes their richly earned medals. A telegraphic
message reached the Commandant at 7 o'clock last evening,
when immediate communication was made to Fart Pitt.
The names of such men as are entitled to a medal will be
submitted to her Majesty, stating their pective wards,
aid nature of wounds. A guard of honorer is to b. at thr
Stroud station at 10 o'clock, and 2 subs items, 2 sergeants
and 42 rank
al and ale to be stattoaed at the gates of Fort
Pitt, and a roy salute fired on her Majesty reaching that

Fort.
The remains of the late Lady Frances Calder were
i:uterldeytie;tperridvaayteatanKdensith.l-mgrznners
Cemetery.consste dTohnel only ot funeralher
ladyship's nearest relatives and crane:lent, her husband,
and 11011, Lord Monteagle, Sir Peter Pole, Bart., Count
John Drlaileld, Mr. George Russell, &c. The service was
read by the EAT. Mr. Bop.
Granville B. IL Somerset, D.C.L., Fellow of All
Souls, will present for the degrees at Orford
tomorrow, and
not Dr. Travers Twill, as was originally intended.
The Earl of Stanhope has signified to the Vice
I Chancellor of Orford University, that it is his intention to
' give during his life, and to bequeath at his death, an I
prize of 201. for the best composition on a modern history

subject.
Mr. Gladstone is at Oxford, on a visit. with the
Provost of Oriel College.
Professor Blunt, the Margaret Professor of Divi-
sity at Csmbritigs, died at his house in that town oa Sunday

lest.
Major-General the Hoe. Yorke Barlett has left
Farraem's Hotel for the Crimea.
The Rugby speeches commence at three o'clock, at
the school-Douse, on Tuesday nest.
Mr. Franklyn, the member for Poole, has been ap-
pointed deputy-lieutenant for the cousty of Middlesex.
Mr. Idechi is invited by Lord Lonsdale to sojourn 1
at Lowther Castle deem; the Carlisle Cattle show in July.
Mr. O'Sullivan, the American Minister at the
Court of Lisbon, has left Paris to proceed to his post.
Mr. John Chute, brother of the lessee of the
Theatres Royal, Bristol and Bath, has taken far the summer
lgid Swansea.
ass ttunuirst es:a
Sir Hugh Munro, of Foulis, Bart., has bequeathed
his estate of Milton, in Roeashire, to found a free school in
Perth, for the education of the children of tradesmen
be be-
locensi to the town. The rental of the
to
the
su property,p port of
im!
shout 3001. per annum, is to be applied
the ketitatten ; sad the suss of 1,0001. is left for the bead-
ing it theselsool-Itouse. The school is to be In eosassios
with be Established Marsh of senhaa, sat Ander she 1
superintendence of the Presbytery, sad to be Visited by the
Hommument Inspector.
An exhibition of poultry commutes at Wisdom
ea the AUL