The Express.
London, England, 1864-01-29 00:00:00

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OSBORNE, JAL 28.
The Queen, with Princess Helena, drove out
yesterday. scuttled by Colossi H. Poosootty.
Lord sad Lady Russell bass ?stunted to London.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-odles
from the Governors of Heßioko& and Malta.

TEE Rumors or KARL Rusaines Rum:lN/mos.
—The Morning Radial matinees to supply its readies
with exclusive "cabinet intellignoe." To-day it announces
that " Earl Rtueell has resigned, at the very moment whin
loyalty to his colleagues and duty to hie country demanded
his presses in the cabinet. We have already notified that
at the cabinet council held on Monday a solemn resolve
was arrived at to protect, if necessary, by as armed force,
the integrity of the Danish kingdom ; and it ZOOM that
that determination was so straggly opposed by the Foreign
_ . _

Secretary that be felt he meld no longer remain a monthsr
of the ministr►. On Wednesday his resignation was placed
in her Majesty's bands, and he is no longer a member of the
government." The Morning Poet, however, declares this
story to be pure nonsense. "Lord Russell has returned
from Osborne. Lord Derby her gone thither on • visit to
the Queen. All the rest of the story is pure nonsense. There
is no Crisis, the cabinet is acting in perfect harmony, and the
ministry is as well so can be expected.' "
Hr t MAJESTY AT PARKHUILST PRISON. —On
Friday last her Majesty spent some considerable time in
going over this government prison, the major part of which
is occupied by female convicts, and the other part by boy
convicts. Attached to the females' prison is • nursery for
the children born of convicts,since their conviction, and in
that department her Majesty remained for some little time
On Monday the Hon. Mrs. Bruce drove to the prison with
a present front her Majesty, quite a load of toys for the
nursery.—Poole Herald.

It has not yet been officially notified where the
'Want prince will be christened. It was at grit thought
that the ceremony would take place in the Chapel Royal
of St. George, Windsor, from the fact of the Prince of
Wales's marriage having been solemnised there. de, how-
ever, everything was prepared for the birth of the royal
infant at Marlborough Rouse, it is extremely probable that
the young prince be cbri.tened in the metropolis,
whither their royal highnesses the Prince and Princess of
Wales are expected to proceed shortly, and it is not un-
likely that the interesting event will take place at Bucking-
ham Palace.

Prince Augustus of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha and him
family will Meat England about the middle of February, sad
on his return he will Az the date of the marriage between
the Archduke Joseph of Austria and the Princess Adelaide
of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, the prince's eldest daughter.

The Earl and Countess of Darby left town yes-
terday ea a visit to her Majesty the Rosso, at Osborne,
Isle of Wight.

Viscountess Palmerston will have an assembly
oa Saturday aveolog, at Cambridge Roam, Piccadilly.

The Right Hon. Sir Robert Peel, M.P., and
Lady Easily Peel will Mara to Whitabarl-gardeal oa Tusso-
cky neat, from the Viceregal Lodge, Dublin.

The Marchioness of Bath gave birth to a daughter
at It, Belsea•e-equate, es Wednesday.

Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald, M.P., bee arrived at
the Hotel Windsor, Rorie, from Londoo.

The Lord-Lieutenaut of Ireland held his first
levee for the session on Wednesday, in Dublin Castle.
There Iran a very numerous attendance of the nobility and
gentry, representing all shades of political opinion.

On Wednesday night the Round-room of the
Dublin Rotunda mu the wens of a brilliant ffte, nearly
all the freemasons in Dublin being assembled to witness
the distribution of prizes to the pupils of the Female
Orphan Home belonging to the order. The room was
splendidly decorated, all the officers and brethren wore
their full costume and insignia, and the numerous ladies
who attended were in evening dress. There were not lies
than 2,000 persona assembled. The Duke of Langer,
Grand Master, presided.
_ _

Mr. Cobbett addressed his constituents at Old-
hem hat night, and roctaived from dim a tutaaintona vote
of confidence.