The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-23 00:00:00

Igo Conn.

BALMORAL, MAT 19.
The Queen walked in the grounds in the morning,
and west out in the afternoon, semompanied by the
Princess Louise and Primer &Maim, and attendid by
Ladd ChurchilL
The Prisons' Helena, with the Prince and Princes Lei-
plasm, drove to the Linn of Dee.
Prince Alfred was present at the =erring* of his cousin,
Prisms Clotilds, of `Saxe Oobnrg and Oaths, with t e
Archduke Joseph, which was solemnised at Coburg en the
12th inst. His Royal Bighorn proceeded firm thence on a
visit to his sister, the Princess Alice (Princess Louie of
Hesse Darmstadt), and goes by Oarlautie and Geneva to
Marcell/es, where he will join the Racoon on the 22nd inst.
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The Queen went out in the grounds in the morning, and
' drove in the afternoon with the Princess Leiningen.

The Priem and Pricers of Wale', attended by Lally
Morton and Major Tisdale, drove to Hampton Court on
Saturday.
The Priem and Primates, attended by Lady Morton and
Major Teesdale, went to the Italian Opera, Covent Garden,
in the evening.
The Rey. Professor Gibson bed the honour of mplainieg
to the Priem of Wales the details of the illuminated address
presented to their royal highnesses cm their marriage by the
Presbyterians of Ireland.
The Primo and Princess of Wales, with Indy Morton
and Major Teesdale in waiting, attended divine service at
the Chapel Royal, St. James's, yesterday wed.
The oconnunices service was read by the Rev. the Subaru,
the Rev. J. V. Poovab, and the Rev. Thomas Reknors.
The Rev. the Eatbdeee preached the earrom from Psalm 9,
v. 10.

Anthem —" I was In the spirit " meg by Messrs.
R. Hanby, Berme, Bradbury, end Whitehouse.
Mr. Oooper presided at the owe.
The following were present dm* metre :—The Duke
of Cambridge, the Archbishop at York, the Archbishop at
Armagh, the Bishop of St. David's, the Duke of St. Alban's,
Earl at St. Germans, Marqnia of Batb, Viscoont Sydney, Lord
Vivito, Lord Hardline, and Limit -Wesel the Hoe Sir
Charles Phipps.

A Cabinet Council wan held on Saturday, at the
official resident* of the First Lord of the Tresnary, ie
Do wning•street. The ministers present were Vimasat
Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, Sir George
Grey, Earl Russell, the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, Earl
de Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor ~of the Ex-
chequer, the Dake of Sessereet, the Right Hem T. Miler,
Gibsos, the Earl of Clasendogy and the Right Hen. C. P.
Villiers.

A deputation from the Metropolitan Association
ci Medical Officers of Health had an interview with the
Right Hon. H. A. Bruce, and Mr. Bering, at the Home-
oaks on Saturday, on the subject of the Cattle Importation
and Diseases Preventioit Hills.

Despatcher were received on Saturday at the
Cokmiatoffice from the Lord High Commissioner of the
lonian lam& Despatches were sect to the Governor of
Canada.

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
Of Hale, me their snivel from the Oontiriset, will preened
to Mariboroegit Howe, where they will remala, ea a visit
to that 'Loyal Highneeme the Prime and Primers of Wales,
until her llaiesty's return to Windsor Castle on the 10th
pro:. The Prince and Princess of Hens will thee go to
Windsor, and remain on a visit to her Majesty.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, with the
Prince and Prioress' of Hesse, will take op their modems at
Frogmen Lodger during the hence rue week, from which
place they will proceed to the muse in state. Their royal
bighorns will return to tows as Friday, the hurt day of the
noes, to be present at the state ball to be given at Backing.
ham Palace on the 10th, at which all the princes and prin-
cesses will be present.

Prince Arthur rand his cousin, Prince Adolphus
Frederick of Iteckkeberg &relit; &Winded by Major
Ephisstoes, 8.A., paid s morning visit on &Musky to
Woolwich Aroenal, and were received with royal hoooors.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, as
oolongl of the Royal Artillery, presided at the atonal
banquet of the officers of the Royal Artillery, on Saturday
remise. at Willis's Rooms, King-street, Bt. James's.

Her Royal Hi,qhneas the Duchess of Cambridge
sad the Princess Mazy bare graciously careseeted to pa.
truces the bazaar is aid of the West Comma& Church Es.
doomed Fund, is Jerre seat.
The Earl and Countess Russell entertained a
select party at dinner on Saturday weak& at Pembsolor
lodge, Richmond-park.

The Earl of Derby, who bas been pwsiog several
day. during the parliameatary room at Knowsley Park,
sear Preesott, hie returned to town.

The Marquis of Salisbury, u lord lieutenant of
Middlesex, will give ►is mama eatiniaimneet ha the alms
of the seven! regiments of the Middlmes militia sod t►e
comity magistrates ea the 4th of seat mouth.

Visoount and Viscountess Palmerston received
• .sleet circle at dinner on Saturday evening at Cambridge
House. Later in the evening her ladyship had a small
led early party.

The Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., M.P.,
as ftersbary of state for led* will give a [admen banquet
to-morrow to the principal officials of the India department
is celebration of her Majesty's birthday.

Mrs. Wadstone will bsve a full dress assembly, I
in honour of her Majesty's birthday. to-morrow night.
Sir Robert Peel, M.P., bad a dinner party on
Saturday at his house in Whitehall-gardens. The circle
was confined to a party of his Mende, members of the
House of Commons, including Viacom:it Bury, Lord George
G. Lennox, Sir George Bowyer, Sir Thomas Berke, Sir
George C,olthuret, Admiral Walcott, Colonel Nigel Wing.
cote, Captain Darner, Mr. Daglids, Mr. IL
Hriguemon, Mr. J. Merry, Mr. Jim. Peel, &c.
Lady Moleswortb entertained at dinner on
Saturday evening his Itzeeßerkey the French Ambmeador,
his Excellency the Austrian Ambassador sod the Costumes
Apponyi, the Earl of Receive, the Marquis of Normanby,
the Countess of Desert, the Right Hoe. Sir Itamiltrie
Seymour and the Hoe. Lady Seymour, Lord Hubert de
Bergh Ceasing, Lord and Lady Cremorne, Lord and Lady
Egerton of Tattoo, the Hon. Richard Cavendish, Lord mid
Lady Lyvedan., Sir Ralph and Lady Howard, and Mr. Henry
Milbank.

On Saturday the Very Rev. the Dean of West-
miester and tedy Augusta Stanley ectertaloed at dinner
the Earl and Counter of Airlia, the Lord Bishop of St.
David's, the Chancellor of the Exchequer sad sm. Olad.
stew, Sir John Acton. Bart., M.P., the Rev. Professor
Jowett of Oxford, the Rev. Professor Lightfoot of Cam-
bridge (chaplain to the Prime of Wales and the Lord
Bebop of Loodool, and the Rev. Chancellor Fraser, the
preacher at the service in the nave of the Abbey last
wages. In the Arrests( the Data sad Lady Augusta
nceired a small party. ienlading the Prime and Prisons
Polices. the Coast end Countess Safe, Lady Auckland,
Lord Thurlow, he.

LORD BROUORAIC—The noble and learned lord
has arrived in tows from his villa at Campos. His ktilship
mak a short stay la Paris ex route to Loadok,