The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-14 00:00:00

gbt Court.

OSBORNE, JAN. 13.
The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Helena,
walked in the grounds yesterday afternoon.
Count and Countem Bernstorif arrived from London.

Despatcher were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
frost the Governors of the Sett!moots ow the West Coast
of Africa. Despatches were sent to the Lord High Com-
minims of the lonian Wanda

The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland and the
youthful Margrds of Stafford have left Naples in the duke's
steam•yacht for Naha, sad will afterwards proceed to
Alexandria. During their sojourn in Egypt the noble duke
and dueler will pay a visit to his Highness the Viceroy. j,

The Marquie and Marchioness of Kildare Lave
arrived at Cliefden on a visit to the Duchies (Dowager) of
Sutherland, from their seat in Ireland.

The Earl and Countess Russell and family will
return to their reaidenee in Cheehnni-place on the 27th
inst., from Riebmond-perk.

The Counter of Jersey and Lady Caroline
Villiers baye Lin town an a tons at visit:

The Countess of Kinnoul left town yesterday on
a visit to Lord and Lady Henniker, at Thank= Hall,
Suffolk. His lordship is passing the season at Hastings.
_ . . _

Lady ConstanoeGrosvenor has joined the family
circle visiting the Duchess (Dowager) of Sutherland, at
Cliedden. The Earl Grosvenor is at his seat in Cheshire.

Lord and Lady Clarence Paget have arrived at
their residence at the Admiralty from their seat in Wales

Lord and Lady Proby have left Elton Hall on a
visit to the Duke and Durham of Beaufort, at Badminton.
The Earl de Grey, Under Secretary of State for
War, made an aerial visit of inspection of the new bar.
nicks at Chatham on Monday. The noble earl afterwards
west over the Royal Army Clothing Factory at Pimlico.

A captain's good service pension is placed at
the disposal of the First Laid of the Admiralty by Oaptain
W. 0. Aklham, 0.8., accepting the vacancy at Greenwich
Hcepital.

Mr. Arthur Lee Guinness, brotber to Mr. Ben-
jamin Lee Guinnew, the brewer, and munificent restorer of
Bt. Patrick's Cathedral, died suddenly on Monday of his
residence, neer Rouudwood, in the county of Wicklow.
Mr. Guinness had been much of • celebrity in Dublin for
various barmier eccentricities, among which was an
ardent desire to accumulate all kinds of curiosities—a par
lion which often exposed him to the designs of wily vendors
of such trifles.

At Dublin, on Monday, the benchera elected to
fill vacancies in that body were, Mr. Edward Pennefather,
Q.C., Dr. Ball, Q.C., and Mr. Charles R. Barry, Q.C. ; in the
room of the Hon. John Richards, late one of the Barons of
her Majesty's Court of Exchequer, Mr. Joseph Radcliffe,
Q.C., LL.D., late Vlmr•Geneml and Judge of the Con-
siMorial Court, and Mr. Acheson Lyle, Master in Chancery.
Dr. Rudolph Thomas Siegfried, Professor of
Eisnscrit in Trinity Collage, Dublin, died on Saturday last,
slier having suffered a abort but severe attack of brain
fever. The loss of Professor Siegfried to the University of
Dublin is felt to be a modeerious matter, unless that will not
be cagily supplied, more especially to the students who in-
tended to compete for Indian civil service appointment..
He was a German, having been born in Dessau, and was
about 35 years of age when he died.

THE MEETING OF PARLILMENT. Yeaterday
morning the ceremony of proroguing the Imperial Perlis_
meat was performed by the Lord Chancellor, the chief of
the commission appointed by her Majesty for that purpose.
The Lord Chancellor having taken his net on the wool-
sack, with the customary formalities, by virtue of the com-
mission, declared it to be her Malady's royal will and
pleasure that the parliament should be again prorogued
until the day therein named, and it would therefore st►nd
adjourned accordingly until Thursday, the sth of February
next, upon which day it would assemble for the despatch of
"divers urgent and important affairs." The oeremony,
which was simply ate of form, did not occupy many minutea,
and beyond those who were immediately engaged in it,
there were but few persons present. The usual proclama-
tion by her Majesty, convening parliament for the day men-
tioned above, appears in last night's gazette.