The Express.
London, England, 1864-08-18 00:00:00

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OSBORNE, Arnow 17.
The Queen and Princess Louis of Hesse walked
and drove in the grounds yesterday.
Lady Portman, extra Lady of the Bedchamber to the
Queen, hu arrived at Osborne, and snoceeded Viscosntesa
Jocelyn in Waiting.
Lord Portman also arrived.
Lord and Lady Portman had the honour of dining with
the Queen and Royal Family.

Tins VISIT OF THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OP
WALIII TO DINNARIL—The eocitemplated visit of the
Prince and Prince,' of Wake to Denmark is expected to
take place on or about the 20c1 of September. Their royal
highnesses will be accompanied by a limited suite, and the
port of embarkation will, it is understood, be • methane
one, probably Aberdeen.
PRINCE ALFRED'S VISIT TO NORWAY. —The ob-
ject of the prime's visit to Norway was to enjoy a few days'
salmon fishing upon the waters leased by the Duke of Ron.
burghs, which extend over three miles. The angling this
season has been exceedingly good. A few days ago the Rs.-
woo, having on board the prince and the Duke of Roxburgh.,
left Norway on a visit to Iceland. The Racoon will return
home about the beginning of September.
PRINCE NAPOLEON IN GLASGOW.—On Monday
evening Prince Napoleon and suite arrived in Glasgow, and
put up at the George Hotel, George-square. In the early
part of Tuesday the prince drove to Hamilton, sod after-
wards returning to the city, he visited the Exchange and one
or two of the principal places of bruises,. His imperial
highness left the George by an afternoon train, and it is
understood that he proceeds on a visit to Stirling, but his
future movements are unknown. The prince travels with
the utmost privacy, and appears anxious to avoid public
recognition.

Prince Prozorowsky Galitzin has arrived at
Manrigy's Hotel from St. Petersburg.
His Excellency the Austrian Ambasaador and
the Counts Apponyi have left Cbaodos House for Rich.
mood, when they cootemplate passing several weeks.
Count Alexander Apsixayi sad ether attaches remain in
town.

The Duke and Duchess of Wellington will arrive
at hie grace's shoonag quarters is the Highlands this week.
Immediately after the Lord Chief Jastice's official duties
here terminated he will join his grans and party la Soot-
land.

We (Poet) are requested to state there is no truth
in the report that the marriage of Lady Margaret Soott and
Lord &bomber, Ken will take piece next month. It ia
not expected that their marriage will be solemnised before
November or December.

Lady Gerald Fitzgerald is recovering from her
severe Moan.

His Excellency the Hon. G. S. Jerniugham bag
left Maurigy'e Hotel for Beaufort Castle, laymen-shire,
on a visit to Lord Lout.

We (Post) are requested to state that the marriage
of Mr. Howard with the Hon. Mina Stanley will not take
place until September.

The Right Hon. Frederick Peel and Mrs. Peel
entertained a coesiderable number of the right hon. tenth.
man's political supporters on Teasley, at his country seat,
Haropden-in-Ardse.

Sir Hugh Cairns, Lady Cairns, and family have
arri•ed at Rohal ices Lodge, Daakeld, for the IMAM

His Zreellency Monsieur Antonio Flores, resi-
dent Minister from Um Equsdor at London and Paris, has
left 3Laurigy's Rotel for Rome.

THE dOcia.—Atnordiug to existing arrange-
ments the Queen will leave Osborne oe the 25th inst., cross-
ing over to Portsmouth in the new paddle yacht Alberta,
and will proceed be Windsor by 'recoil royal train on the
South Western sad Great Western Sidearm viA &Wog-
stoke. About the 27th her Mejeety will leave Windsor for
Balmoral, where the stay of the court will probable extend
to some dye or six weeks. The royal paddle yacht Victoria
and Albert, on the departure of the Queen from Osborne,
will leave Portsmouth for the Thames, to embark on the
27th inst. their Royal themeless the Prince and Princess
Louis of Hosea on theirreturn toGermany, on the coschision
of their preterit visit to her Majesty. The Victoria sad
Albert will he accompanied by her Majesty's new
peddle yacht Alberta, which will revive the Prince sad
Princes. Louis of Hesse from the Victoria and Albert
at Flushing, and cotter, their royal highnemee up the
Rhine to Mayeure, whence their royal highnesses will
continue their journey by rail to Dametadt. The royal
paddle yacht Oeboree, now lent temporarily to the Lords of
the Admiralty, is ordered to he prepared for the reception of
their Royal Iliglineasee the Prises and Princess of Wales,
who are about to proceed on a visit to King Christian of
Denmark, the father of the princess, et Copenhagen. The
Prince sod Princes, will also visit Stockholm sod other
ports in the Baltic. Dr. Minter, of her Majesty's yacht
Victoria and Albert, has been selected by his royal high-
ness the Prince of Wales as medical officer in attendance on
board the Osterne during the Baltic voyage.
THE Du EE or Newt:4omm —The Duke of New-
castle is in much the same state of health as when her left
town last week for his seat, (lumber Perk. near Worksop,
Notts. The fatigue of the journey wee great, but it is coo.
*ideally hoped that the air of his illative county will set
heoeficially upon his oonatitutioe. A large and influential
meeting of residents in Nottingham has been hold at Work.
sop, sod an address was unanimously adopted, expressing
gratikatioe that his health is partialiy restored, and hoping
to see him shortly resumieg the active duties of the lord
lieutenancy, is. which ofsce his grace has woo the esteem
of all classes. The address has received a large number of
signatures, and will be presented at the earliest and most
000renient opportunity.
DEATH OP THE GOVERNOR OF CEYLON,—We have
to record the death of Sir Charles Testa Wearily, Go-
vernor of Ceylon, which occurred at the Sir, Belgium, to
which place be was nn • visit for the benefit of his health.
on Sunday last. The deemed, who was the son of the late
Mr. Denis M'Cirthy, of Cork,waa born is liai,and was mar-
ried in 1348 to Sophia Brawl, eldest daughter of Sir Ben•
jimin Howse, K.C.8., Coder-Secretary of Stat. for
W'sr, In 1856 he was Dominated by Lord John
Russell, who wag at that time Coltish"' fkreretary, to the
office of Colonial Secretary in Celiac sad in the following
year received the order of knighthood, Is 1860 lie wee
appointed by the Dube of Newcastle, who was them Colonial
Secretary, to the post of governor and comemsder•imehief
sod vicsadmiral of Ceylon, s Lich Le held up to the time of
hie death. The rioniinstiou to the governorship, which is of
onceiderable value. falls to the Right Hoe. Edward Corded!,
M.P.. Secretary of State for the Colonies.
BISHOP COLENSO •ND THE INSTIRATION OP THE
BOIL& —Bisbop Colours has addressed the following letter
to the editor of the Guardian .—"Sir,—lo your leading
article of August 10 you have asserted that I have ' &vied
the inepiration of the Redo.' Thee is a calumny which
has been often repeated, and which. I novas, will be
repeated unto the end, by those who are not careful to
speak the strict truth. I ones more protest emphatically
against this ut.fair and unfoooded charge. I have 'ever
denied the ieepiratioo of the Bible : I base laid this already
nn p. 18 of my Part lIL, and I now repeat it, and I add
further that sone of my writiogs have given a shadow of
rams for saltier each en savertion as the above. I fully
believe that the fable is inspired. and I have inOKOR in my
Part 1., D. 13, of the • rerseial working of Cod's Spirit on
the minds of its write,,.' But Ido not believe that every
statement of the Bible la so inspired as to be infalliblytrun
Ido Sot believe—se the Bishop of espotown does—that
• the whole Bible'—every line and letter of the CbroDielee.
Esther. the Book of Job—•is the unerring Word of the
living Cod,' I trust, sir, that, after this positive contra-
diction on my pert, you will eat oasis repeat • statement
which is utterly outrun—J. W. Kant. 22, Suusa-plant,
Kessingtem. August 11, 1864?'
Baron Betitinck and Mr. G. Ralston exchanged,
last month at the Netherlands legation, the ranee:seism of
• reetprooal treaty of amity. commerce, and navigation
between the governments of the Netherlands aid the
republic of Liberia.