The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-27 00:00:00

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Her Majesty and the Crown Princess of Prussia
(Prisons Royal) drove la the Hens Park this morning.
Count de Lambe. sad the Hon. Captain Drummond,
R.N., mantel at the Castle het sight, and left to-day.

Pk Hew Yang has arrived in London from Tasmanis.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council oat yester-
day. An appeal from the Court of Arches, " Keith v.
Border," was rommeneed. The Lords pramot were the
Archbishop of York. the Bishop of Louden, Lard Craa-
worth, and the Leeds Justices Knight limes sad Tosser.
Despatches were sent roderday from the Oolouhdwfarie
to the GOVIMOTO Of llalta, the limaritim, Ceylcm Hoeg
Kom, Labia's, the Auetrolian Coissim and Gibralter.

ALBERT MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIPS.-PUBIJO
MEETING IN LIVERPOOL.

A meeting wee held in the Liverpool Town Hall
yesterday, for the peewee el insiagunding a movement for
bombes several eshelembips is memory el the late Prime
Cowart, to be ailed "The Albert Memerisi Solvelarellips."
The Mercer (H, liniebissen, !eq.) presided, mid there wee •
large anodises at the prbedgial pathless el lArtepool
sod the vieinity, muse whist were the Led lYq el
1 Chiller, Vowel& Archdeacon AIM, Weed lliess.
Colossi Gladstone, Mr. S. Holm*, he. The dist siedielles
was moved by the Bhbop of Chester, who, la sa alspisat
speech, replete with sympathy far the Quin soil
homer for the decreed Prim" urged eggs Ihe
meeting the secessity of founding the sobolerviim,
es in such an Institution the cherester of the late Prime
Olsson would be most "MUM, Sad with the nand
Miley sad love el literelless viola he adithed boa
Wen end alter his iseammatim es Ohimeelkir el the Uzia
verity of Camkoridip. The faints, is the ?moieties
"Dada to :—" That tide mesting harsh the low width
hie idles on the sodas et large by the &lath ot the lets
Pelee Maeort, sad bass wilamo to the audio= of his
royal highs= for the diltaisa el kseedelge sal slew
Ilea.* The motion wsomseoisd masimemly dim whisk
siastbre ',KARS°s wee premed by Cassel limem, red
emmeded by>rr. O. S. Rama to the "Nat the the sae-
lona* will be esalismil wittin a robs" el ems adios
eremil limped sad all be open to eD yeses who ham
Ism for three yews all wheals, with the IRO gem dated.
Semi ilhosedes lash dime la Memos to abide de
pupils ed whisk wadi be immoseitstsd beet seedeettag at
the Madrid(' easadastkaa, la eassegasme el their plasm
ef peeparstory educates Wag situated outside the sever
side Init.
The Rev. Mr. Svafax, of Sandyeedt College, near
Nortlngsh, dimmed from seven miles being the radius in
which the schools most he eiteded whisk would be
beaefited by the memorial esheisahipa He moped
resolution to that effect, but did est poems it to s divides.
Mx. iiAT LOC& espremed an oyika that the eshelanhips
sight set be he @salami Is Cambehige alone. bet that the
Oohed. Fiala lehin mil Sesta universities amid be
so the ell paths—
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teallysleffiallbstin te the umegassat. sot erpitailsg
a %NM Rm. their symeMity for their Sovereign, and
rapist he hot isresd hmierd
smog stk. Wiwi= dm Moo" Whima'Z
pond tellialailip big elms aria Ise the ne:l6l
mhdedife, is Orford NA elm mehmelties bed am
*wily pod right toe shone is imp neseessest by wbiehths
ressiory of the late Prince Oessert wee to be perestestsd
by set end literature.
No tangible opposition, however, was ins std on, 66d
the onginal resolutions were adopted. A committee was
then appointed, and the work of collecting the scholarship
funds will at owe be yeemedcd with.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge
had a select dinner party last :evening, at her residence in
the Ainhamadone Court, St. James's Palms, to celebrate
the birthday of his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge.
The royal duke soda small circle gained the party.
The Duke of Leinster is expected to arrive at his
mansion on Carlton-boaledmisea, about the middle of next
month, from Carlton Hones, his grace's mat in the county
of Kildare.
The Miunbioness of Downshire's party, which
wee to have taken place this evening, is unavoidably post-
poned.
The Earl and Countess Spencer will shortly leave
Aithorpe Park, Northamptonshire, on a Continental tour.
Viscount Dillon will leave town in a few days to
join her ladyship and family, who am at present staying at
Rome.
Lord and Lady Farnham have arrived at
Claridge's Hotel, from Farnham, Inland.
Lord and Lady Southampton have arrived at
it. James's-place, from Whittlebury Lodge, Northamptori-
shim
Lady Molosworth entertained at dinner last
evening, at her residence in Futon-place, his Excellency the
Italian Minister, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Marquis
of Clauricards, the Earl and Counter do Grey and Ripe°,
He Marquis of Sligo, the Right Hon. Sir Robert and Lady
Emily Peel, the Countess of Hemet, Earl Somers, Lord and
Lady Wodehouse, the Marchimisee of Ely, Mr. Marks
Dickens, Lord Frederick Cansodish, Mrs. Feed, Mr. M.
*Hoes, M.P., and Mr. Osborne, M.P.
We regret to state that Lord Palmerston is again
offering from his old enemy the gout.
Mr. Noel Temple Moore, her Britannic Majesty's
risioooe•ell at Beyrout, has been attached to the suite of
his Royal Bighorns' the Prinoe of Wales, and is to set as
interpreter to the Priam doting his travels in Syria and
Palestine. Mr. Noel Moore is the son of Mr. Moore, her
Magest)'s Conirol-General Spa:a.
It is rumoured in diplomatic circles that Count
]"else(, the late Prussian Minister, Is likely before long
itenesesnmo his former duties ma representative of the King
at Pali at the British court.
The Lord Mayor of Dublin has received a letter
from Mr. Robert Murray, the representative of the Pro.
Amnia] Bank of Ireland, stating that the directors of that
establishment had voted 2001. to the Prince Albert Memo-
rial Fond.
The confesses to being "bowed down with
shame and humiliation at the perusal of the account of the
*lir& at Sir Culling Eardley's,wherein we bad the spectacle
of the Bishop of London fraternising with heretics and
schismatics of all denominations." The Union adds:—
"It is the first time, we believe, since the reformation
that such a scene has been promoted to the eyes of English
churchmeo, and we earnestly trust that it is the last."
Ou the Bth of next month Mr. William Ewart
will move for a select committee to consider the practi
ability of adopting a simple and uniform system of weights
and measures, with a view not only to the benefit of our
internal t rade, but to facilitate our trade and intercourse with
foreign countries.
To-morrow week Mr. William Ewart will ask the
Secret, v of State for India, whether any recent informa-
tion bus been received regarding the state of Assam,
Cockier, and Sylhet, on the north-eastern frontier of Bengal,
with especial reference to the safety of the British settlers
there engaged in the cultivation of tea. Also sa to the eon.
tinned difficulty experienced by Bntish landowners in Lower
Bengal in the collection of rent from their eyed', adverted
to io a recent communication from the Governor-General of
laths ; and whether any means have been adopted in India
to regulate more effectually the emigration of coolies, and
to encourage their employment in India.
PRESENT OP AN ELEPHANT To THE PRINCL9B
KOVAL —A letter from Java steam that among the animals
to be brought to Europe by the Pronoun vessel of war the
illbe. Dow on a voyage to the Fiat, is a y7oung elephant,
which is to be presented to the Crows of Prussia
by Sir Robert Schomburgh. her Majesty's consul at Bang-
kok, is Siam. The animal is extraordinarily tame, and is
the pet of the whole crew. In harbour audio good weather
he is allowed to ramble about the deck, on which occasions
the men indulge in exercise in equestrian style by mounting
his hack. He has also been taught many tricks, so that
when he arrives at the Zoological Deniers at Berlin he is
likely to be the lion of the season. The Elbe will alsobriag
• great number of other animals for the same gardens.