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

ebt goun.

BALMORAL, jays 4.
The Queen went out in the morning with the
Primer Leiningen end Prisons Relate, and in the alter-
DOM with the Priaosee Louie. and Lady Churchill.
The Duke of Argyll had the honour of dining with the
Queen and Royal Family.

The Prince of Wales, accompanied by Prince Louis of
Llama, rode on horseback yeetorday morning, encoded by
Lieuteasat-Cokmel KeppeL

Th. Prism and Prioccia of Wales. accompanied by Prises
and Priam Louis of Hamm, took • carriage drive in the
afternoon.

The Prince and Primer of Wales had a dinner party in
the evening. The company consisted of Priem and Princess
Louis of Heise, the Duchess of (Ambridge, the
Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Mecklenbarg-Strelitz.
Princess Mary of Cambridge, Prince Philip of Werke:ober&
3lustapha Pacba, Prince Herman. of :Soluis•Licb, Count
Erbacb-Schonberg, the Turkish Ambassador, the Duchess
of Sutherland, the Marchioness of Westminster, the Marquis
of Hartington, Earl Granville, Earl and Countess of Morton,
Lord and Lady fikelmendale, Sir Thornu and Hoe. Lady
Biddulpb, Lady Geraldine Somerset, and Captain Ellis ; in
attendance on the Duchess of Cambridge, Baron Ltike; in
attendaoce on the Grand Doke and Duchess of Meckleaburg-
Strehtz, Baroness von Grapey and Captain von Waster-
yeller ; in attendance on the Prince and Prioress Louis of
Hams, Lieutenant-G*6*ml and Lientesant-Colonel
Rapped. After dinner, their Royal Highnesses had an even
hag party and music.

A deputation of noblemen and gentlemen connected with
Ireland had an interview with Lord Palmerston, at Cam.
bridge-bouse, yesterday, respecting Cork Harbour as a royal
aural Mariam for docks, basins, and seamen's barracks.
Despeaches were reo lived yesterday at the Colonial-61Se*
from the Governor of Malta, and from the Lord High Com-
missioner of the lonian Islands. Despatches were sent to
the Governors of the Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and St.
Helena.

Her Majesty has just added 160 acres to the
property is which her osarioe madame at Cowes in the
Isle of Wight is situated, by the purchase of a couple of
farms far 5,400/.

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
of Make will leave Marlborough House to-day for Frog-
more duriog the Agog room The Prince sad Princess
return on Friday next.
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Lady Molesworth received at dinner last evening
the Duke of Bt. Albans, Hama Meyer de &Akashild, Lord
and Lady Edward Thymus, Heat. F. Calthisrpe, M.P., Mr.
and Mn. John Leslie. Sir Henry Cockerel% Colonel All
Hoe. Strange Jocelyn sad Mrs. Jocelyn, Hoe. George
Barrington and Mn. Barrington, Viscount Cartlerowe,
Hon. John Ashley, Sir Roland Stanley Erriegtoo, Mr.
°meld, Mr. and Mrs. Petra, Mrs. Ford, Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick Milbaoke.

His Royal Highness Prince. Philip of Wurtem•
berg has returned to the Clareedoe Hotel, from Claremont.
The Duke and Duchess de Horny and suite have
arrived at the Clarendon Hotel, from Paris.

Count Alexander Stroganoff has returned to the
Clareocke Hotel, from Paris.

The Duke of Roxburgh' has left the Clarendon
Hotel, for Norway.

We (Times) are glad to learn that Lady Inglis,
widow of the late General Sir John Inglis, the pllaot de.
feeder of Locknow, who lost his life from fever caught at
Corfu, is to receive a popsies of 5001. from the civil list.
Her Majesty, on the recommendation of Lord
Palmerston, has been graciously pleased to coder upon Mr.
Kenny Meadows, the artist, a pension of M. • year, in con.
sideration of the merit displayed fa his " Illustrated Shake-
speare." and other well-keown works.
THS YORKSHIRE BALL. ROOMS presented
• brilliset scene last night on the occasion of the mooed
ball iv aid of the steeliest inatitatios known as the Wyk.
shire Society, which educates, clothes, and supports chil-
dren having claims on the charity of those connected with
the extensive comity in quertiou. The rooms were prettily
adorned with flowers, whereby the elaborate deconitimis
were set off to much advantage. Three seta of fancy qua-
drilles were formed—am by the Countess De Grey, ace by
Viscountess Nevin, and one by Mrs. Frederic Ma-
tteotti ; but eventually those formed by the Counters de
Grey and Mrs. Milbtake were cooibieed, and designated the
White Roes Qoadrille. each lady sod gestiersan participat-
ing being distinguished by • roes of that colour. In Vii.
oeuntass Novill's quadrille, termed tho " Danish," the ladies
wore scarfs of the Danish colour over while dresses. The
headdress wu edoreed with rod and whit* flowers, and •
small Danish Sag on one side. Mealy 700 ladies and path.
men were preireet. During the evening the boys of the
school marched through the rooms, headed by their Ole and
drum hoed, and executed some manual movements, cos-
chid* with • royal sada,