The Express.
London, England, 1864-06-14 00:00:00

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WINDSOR CASTLE, Jam 13.
Her Majesty went to London today expressly to
see the Duke of Newcastle, who is alarmingly ill.
The Queen afterwards went to the Deanery at West-
minster.

Her Royal Highneel Primer Louie of Hew aooonipenled
the Queen.
The Honourable Mrs. Brim° and Lord Charles Fitzroy
were in attendance.

Prince Alfred went to London this morning, attended by
Lieutenant Haig.
Princes, Helena and Princess Louise, attended by Lady
Caroline Torrington, the Hon. Horatio Stoplced, Lieut.-
General sir H. Bentisack, end Lient..Colonel the Hoe. D.
de Rae, lett the Castle this afternoon for Buckingham
Palace.

Prince Louis of Hese, attended by Captain You Wed-
orwasr, alao went to Louden.
Prince Hermann of Solana. Prince Ireenburg Budenigns,
and Count Hebb& returned to London but night.

The Prince of Wake attended a council at the Cushy of
Cornwall Office, Buckingham-gate, yesterday morning.
The Pri2olol of Wale took a carriage drive, attended by
the Countess of hf otton.

The Prime of Wale., accompanied by Prince Alfred and
Prince Louis of Here, rode out on lionebark, attended by
Lieotanant-Colonel Koppel and Lieuteruust Haig.
The Prince and Princess of Wales, accompanied by Prince
Alfred and Prince Louie of Hues, and attended by the
Countess of Morton, Lientanant-Colonel Koppel, Major
Cowell, Lieutenant Haig, and Captain von Weeterweller,
wont to the Caledonian Ball in the evening.

The Prince of Wales presided yesterday at a meeting of
the maned of his Royal Highness, held at the offioe of the
Duchy of Cornwall, Buckingham-gate, St. Jamea's.park.
There were present Sir William Dunbar, Keeper of the
Privy Seal ; Sir William John Alexander, Attorney-
General ; Colonel the Hoc. Sir Charles Beaumont Phipps,
Receiver-Cameral ; Lientettant-General Knollys, Comp-
troller of the Hooaehold of his Royal Highness, and Lord
Poetman.

The Dothan of Cambridge, accompanied by the Grand
Duchess of Meoklenborg-Stralitz and Princesa Mary of
Cambridge, and attended by Captain Ellis, honoured Mears.
Day and Son with a visit to t►e German Gallery yesterday,
for the purpose of inspecting the picture of the Royal Mar-
riage by Mr. G. H. Thomas, sad Mr. William Simpson'
water-colour drawings of India, Thibet, and Cashmere.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-o Moe
from the governor* of the West India Islands, British Co-
lumbia, Vancouver's Island, Canada, New inland, and the
Australian colonies.

HER manisry a DRAWING-ROOM.-(THIS DAY.)

This morning, by command of the Queen, a
drawing-room was held at Si. James's Palace by Her Royal
Highaess the Princem of Wales, on behalf of her Majesty.
The Prison and Princess of Wales, attended by the ladies
and gentlemen in waiting, proceeded from Marlborough-
house to St. .1 amens Palace, where their Royal Highness
were received by the Mistress of the Robes, and the great
officers of the Queen's Household. The Duke of Cambridge
and the Princess Mary of Cambridge were in attendance.
The diplomatic circle was attended by a large number of
foreign representatives and several of her Majesty's minis-
ters. As this was the lest drawing-room of the season the
general circle was very large, and a considerable number of
names had been forwarded according to the arrangemente
which usually prevail on such occasions for presentation. The
morning was extremely fine, sad from an early hour car-
riages lined Mt. James's-street and Piccadilly. It has been
announced that the last levee of the season will he held at
Si. James's Palace by the Prince of Wales, on behalf of her
Majesty, on Wednesday, the =ad inst.

THE Comm—According to present arrange-
ments her Majesty sad the royal family are expected to
reside at Windsor Castle till shout the second week in
July, when the Court will remove to Osborne, sod after-
wards to Windsor for a few days. An autumnal trip will
then be made to Balmoral.

The Duke and Duchess de Moray, Madame
Bonohet, and Monsieur Creation: have left the Clarendon
Hotel for Paris.

Sir Alexander Buchanan, the English Minister
at Berlin, who has been suffering from rwysipelss, is now
better. Lady Bachman has arrived in Berlin from Scot-
land.

Yesterday evening the Countess Cowper had an
early evening party at the family residuum in St. James's-
Naar*.

Lady Moleeworth received at dinner last evening
the Duke and Ditcher of Manchester, the Ditcher of
Sutherland, the Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde,
the Duchess di San Arpin°, the Marquis of Ilartington,
M.P., the Earl Orsaville, the Earl and Countess of Cla-
rendon, Frances Countess Waldegrave, the Earl Cowper,
Viscount and Viscountess Sydney, Viscount Chelsea, OoL
the Hon. Jamas Macdonald, Colonel Tyrwhitt, Dr. Quin,
and Mr. Delano.

The Duke of Sutherland is on his way home
from his yachting excursion. He returns overland, and is
expected to reach London on the nth. He called at
Caprera on his return voyage, sod saw Garibaldi. The Ge-
neral is in good health sod the bent of spirits, leading his
old simple life, sod full of grateful reoollections of the
kindnees of his reception from all ranks and ammo of the
community.

It is bir.Adderley's intention, on "Culonial Esti-
mates, to esll the shanties of the house to the present dis-
poni of British troops in Canada."

Mr. Harvey Lewis, on the second reading of
Metropolitan Traffic Bdl, wall move, "That it be read a
second time upon this day three mouths."
Earl Grey will submit a motion to the House of
Lords, on the 24th, on the subject of the relations between
this country and Japan.

At a banquet which was given the other day in
connexion with the opening of the new railway line between
Copenhagen and Elsinore, Bishop Mound proposed " The
Princess of Wales," wbo might almost have beard the
hurrah which rose in her honour all the way from the shores
of the Oresund to her boudoir at Marlborough House. The
King of Denmark, in reply, *soured the bystanders that
" his ateent daughter felt as poignantly for the calamities
of her country as any there present."