The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-06 00:00:00

THE VOTE OP CEESURE IN THE HOUSE OP

LORDS.

The Marquis of Glanriearde intends to move on
Friday, as an intendment to the Earl of Malmesbury's
motion, to omit the resolution stating that the just influ-
ence of the country has born lowered, ho., and insert :
"That this house regrets that Denmark wee allowed to ex.
pert from the English government material aid in support
of the objects of the treaty of May, 1852."

ebt Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, JUL! R

The Queen, accompanied by the Princess
Beatrice, went to London this morning, attended by the
Marchionens of Hy, Major-General Seymour, and Colonel
the Hoe. A. Hardinge, and visited the Horticulture;
Gardens at South Herrington. Her Majesty was met by
Earl Orcereaor, Sir W. Dille, Mr. Cole, and the silken of
the establishment. Her Majesty returned to Windsor
Castle shortly before 1 o'clock.
Prime Leopold took • °wisp siring, attended by
Mr. Buff.

The Duchene of Cambridge and the Princess Maryut Cam-
bridge, attended by Captain Arthur Ma, visited the Queen
and retnaked to luncheon.

The Prinoess Helens, attended by Lady Caroline Bar•
riagton and Colonel F. Seymour, C. 8., returned at two
o'clock from London.
The Counter of CaWon has suoceeded the Marehianem
of Ely as Lady in Waiting ; Lord Crernores and Colonel
F. Seymour, C. 8., have succeeded Lord de Tablet' and
Colonel the Hon. A. Liddell as Lord and Groom in Waiting

The Prince and Prisons of Wales, accompanied by Prince
and Princess Louis of Heine, and the Prince and Princess of
Lainingen, want to th• Hone Show at the Agricultural
Hall, Islington, yesterday, attended by the Marchionces of
Carmarthen and Captain Grey.
The Primus of Wake, accompanied by Princess Louis
of Heise and the Primer of Ululate°, took a carriage
drive.

The Primes of Wales, accompanied by Prince Louie of
Heme:and the Prince of Leininpu, rode on horseback.

The Prince and Primer of Wales and the Prince and
Princess of Leiningen dined with his Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge, at Gloucester House. The Natation 's'
of Carmarthen and Captain Grey wars in 'Mandan**.
A deputation from the rector, resident magistrates, and
inhabitants of Clapham-common bad an interview with the
Right Hon. Sir George Grey, at the Home-offios, yesterday.
A deputation had an interview with Earl de Grey and
Ripon, at the War-office, yesterday.
A meeting of i the English and Irish Law and Chancery
Commission was held on Monday hat, at No. 6, Adelphi-
terrace.

VISIT OF HIE MAJESTY TO THE ROYAL HORTl-
arcrow. Dueness.—Her Majesty, accompanied by the
Primer Beatrice, visited the Royal Horticultural Gardens
yesterday, for the purpose of inspecting the progress of the
works and additional planting. She entered by Mr.
Ormson's new conservatory in Prince Albert-road, and
inspected the storehouse adjacent, made for the purpose of
exhibiting, through plate glass, orchids and other stove
plants. Her Majesty passed through the northern arcades
and the coeservatory, and "pressed her approval of the
decorations and the means 'dented for lighting at
the fellows' evening coorersesiones. The skeleton of the
great suspensiontent, with Messrs. Waterer and Godfrey's
rbodc loud roes still on the finks, was next visited, end the
Queen returned to the gardens through the new couserva-
tory, with which it is proposed to complete the arcades on
both aides. The new plantations in the centre, and the
bank planted with a fine stook of rbodockedrons presented
by Mrs. Hope, of the Deep Dens, were examined. Morton's
majolica fountain received much attention. Her Majesty
desired that a specimen of the new garden umbrellas should
be forwarded to Windsor. Upon her departure, the Queen
was pleased to express ber entire approval and peat plea.
sure at the improvements neatly carried out.

THE COM MAN LEVEE.—(THIS
DAr.)—This morning his Royal Highness the Duke of
Cambridge, the Field Marshal Commanding in Chief, held
• levee at the Home Guards. It as attended by a large
number of OS COI .1 of various ranks in the service.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge had
a dinner party yesterday evening at Gloucester House, Pie.
eadilly. Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Wales, aireonipanied by the Prince and Primer at Lei-
&ergo, sod attended by the Marchioome of Carmarthen
and Captain Grey, arrived at s quarter past 8 o'clock. Their
Royal Highnesses the Prince sad Princess Louis of Heise
were also present. The company invited to meet the illus-
trious guests included their Royal Highnesses the Duchess
of Cambridge end Princess Mary, his Excellency Prince de
la Tour d'Auvergoe (the French Ambassador), the Duke
and Duchess of Wellington. the Marquis and Ma:chimer
of Absecon), the Marquis of Harlington, the Earl and
Countess Spencer, the Earl of Chuseillism, Lord Courtney,
Dowager Lady Truro, Sir Henry Storks, G.C.8., and Colonel
Cline*, in waiting on the Duke of Cambridge. Covers
were laid for 26 persona,

The Duchessa of Bucctench had a dancing party
lent evening at Sefton Hones, Belgrave-square. A select
party was present.

Lady Egerton of Talton gave a grand ball last
evening at the family mansion in St. Jama's•gnare, which
was numerously and fashionably attended, there being over
300 of the aristocracy precast.

The Earl of Derby was better yesterday ; the
noble earl was more free from pain. He is still confined
to his bed, and there il not the least prospect that his
lordship will be able to attend in the Home of Lords this
week.

A marriage is to take place (when the parties
come of age) between Robert Stapleton Cotton, son of the
Hon. Colonel S. Cotton, and Elias Fletcher, the ward of
Lord Kenyon, Lod heiress of Mr. Fletcher, of lAnceshire.

The marriage of Captain the Hon. George Fitz-
clareuee, R.N., brother to the Earl of Munster, with Lady
Maria Scott, eldest daughter of the Earl and Counter of
Clonmel, waa solemnised yesterday at St. Paul's, Knights.
bridge.

MUSIC.
HER MAJESITS THEATRE.

Gounod'a new opera, Mireille, was brought out
last night under the title of Mintla. The announcement
of a new work by the author of Faust we. safileieet to
draw a crowded house. The piece wu got up with Kruk
epleadour and admirably performed ; Takes, GingtMl,
Bentley, and Junes having put forth their whole strength in
sustaining the principal characters. Many portions of the
Mom were warmly applauded, and its reception altogether
was very favourable.