The Express.
London, England, 1864-02-16 00:00:00

flu Court.

OSBORNE, Fn. 15.
The Queen and royal family drove out to-day.
Dr. Jetliner arrived at Oakum on Saturday, and has re-
turned to London.

ST. LEONARD'S, FEB. 15.
The Prince and Prince= of Wales attended Divine service
yesterday at the pariah church of st. Leonard's.
Their Royal Highnesses were attended by the Hon. Mrs.
Coke, Lieutenant-Gears' Sadly% and Major Toads's.
The Rev. R. Workman offieiead.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Couccil sat yester-
day. Lord Kingsdown delivered the judgment of their
lordship in the appeal "Brown r. Goa," from Lower
Canada, affirming the decision of the court below, with
out&

THE PRLNCE AND PRINCESS OP WALES. —ST.
LRONARD*I3-oa-SEL, MONDAT.—The Prince of Wales drove
the Princess in an open phaeton, drawn by a pair of beautiful
greys, to Beauport yesterday, after luncheon. The suite of
their royal highnesses followed in a waggonette. The Prince
and Princess were absent from their hotel nearly two hours,
returning about five o'clock. The Prince and Princess
dined with the members of their suite at half-peat seven
o'clock. Dr. Sievek log left early this morning for London,
his professional attendance not being required either by the
Princess or infant prince. The Prince of Wales, attended
by Msjor Teesdale, went thin morning to the meet of the
Bexhill harriers, a private pock, kept and hunted by Mr.
Arthur Brook, of Bezbill- The dogs found plenty of hares,
and the scent lying well, the Prince had several capital
sports, returning to his hotel about three o'clock. The
Princess of Wales walked out this morning, attended by the
Hoe. Mrs. Coke, and visited the subscription grounds.
After luncheon the Prince and Princess again drove out in
the vicinity of St. Leonard's.

His Royal Higlineaa the Prince of Wales will,
te-morrow, hamar with his presence the assault of arms to
be given by the non.commissioned officers of the House-
hold Brigade at St. JILIOSee Hall, the surplus proceeds of
which will be devoted to the aid of the tunds of the Sol-
diem' Daughters' Home.

The Duke and Duchesa of Sutherland received a
select party at dinner last evening at Stafford House, St.
James's.

The Bari and Countess of Mount-Edgcumbe are
emote the English families who have been resident at
Cannes. The health of the counter bee improved during
her residence in that mild climate, but not to the extent
that could be desired.

The Earl and Countess of Tankerville have left
tows for Weymouth, to visit their youthful son, the Hon.
George Montage Itsanett, who is suffering from an attack
of scarlet fever.

The Count de Flahault and Mdlle. Elphinstone
de Flahanit arrived in Paris yesterday, having been de.
Wired at Dover eieee Friday last by the rough weather.
Lord Ashley, M.P., and Lady Harriett Ashley
have taken a residence in Parkstrest, OrcievarorArgnare,
for the 111111011.

Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, Bart., M.P., baa
taken the late Marquis of Breadslbanes mansion in Park.
Lee for a term of years.

LORD CHANIBiRLAI:e, OFFICE, FEB. 15.—Notice
is hereby given, that the date apartments of Wisdoor
Castle will be closed after the IGth utataut until further
orders.

ARRIVAL or LADY ELGIN. —DOVER, MONDAY
EVE:MG.-11a Comatose of Elsie and Kincardine, the
widow of the lamented Governor-General of India,
leaded ►t this port this afternoon with her two children,
on her return to this country from Calcutta. Her
ladyship travelled by the Great Northern of France
Railway from Paris to Calais, where the Admiralty steam
yacht Vivid, Commander Allen, which had been specially
despatched under government instructioes, wee lying to
receive her. After a rough passage the Vivid arrived ►t
Dover at about • quarter to four. It was requested that
the oonoteas's arrival might be kept as quiet as possible,
and these orders wore so strictly carried out that when the
Vivid steamed into the harbour only • few idlers—
boatmen, dock labourers, and psnons of that class—
were hanging ►bout the quays. As the vessel was
being moored a couple of private esrriages drove
up, and so smartly was the vessel placed aloopide that in
less than five minutes from the time of the Vivid steaming
into the harbour her ladyship and family, with their smite,
had driven off. The countess was dressed is deep mourn-
ing, and her cowitenancehad • pallid sad grief-drinks& ap-
pearsoce. She was assisted up the l•adiog ladder by the
Hon. T. J. Howell Marlow, private secretary to the late
Viceroy of India, and now is official •ttandasee epos bee
ladyship, aod passed to her carriage amid the silent but re-
spectful salutations of those among the knot of people who
knew the relation sin bore to the brave sad illustrious man
recently lost to hisicoustry. Captain Trisoott was the only
official in attendance. Sir Lnke Saiithett was at the top of
the landing stairs, but Captain Trisoott alooe proceeded on
board the steamer. After • short stay at the Royal Ship
Hotel Lady Elgio proceeded to Lades by the 4 p.m. ea.
press train of the Loadoc, Chatham, and Dover Railway.