The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-19 00:00:00

gig court.

BALMORAL, Oor. 16.
The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Louis of
Reese slid Princess Louise, drove out in the morning, sad
is the afternoon drove to Alt-ns-Gnithenek.
The Prince and Prizes. of Wales, Prinoe John of
Gltiokeburg, and Priam' Hilda of Anhat, dined with her

Majesty.
The Right 800. Edward Cardwell left Balmoral Castle
for Londoe, and Lady Augusta Stanley arrived on a visit.

Demetrius Were nest yesterday from the Colonial-odloe
to the Gorereor of labs.

POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.-{THIS DAY.)

Sir George Grey, the minister in attendance on
her Majesty at Belmont, wee telegraphed to immediately
on the news of Lord Palmerston's death being officially
known to the government, which was between 'andss
yesterday afternoon. Lord Clarendon is slaying
Grove, Watford ; Berl Russell, at Pembroke Lodge,
Richmond ; and Berl Granville, who is on his marriage
tour, was last communicated with at Moucby, in the
department of Oise (Frasice). Sir George Grey's messenger
bad only left the Home Office for Balmoral a short time
before the news wee officially known.
It is thought that her Majesty will probably return to
town forthwith, la order to be in communication with her
ministers.
The dotal. of the death of the Premier given by the
morning papers united so wide-spread an interest that
after 11 o'clock scarcely a paper could be had.
Many of the newspaper offices in the City were
cleared oat by 10 o'clock, and the various reading-
rooms were thronged. Yesterday wising the miseond edition
of the Express in which the event was announced wee dia.
poised of as Quickly as eopise could be supplied. Many of
the ships in the docks this morning lowered their flags, and
similar marks of regret were displayed I. the dockyards.

LORD PALMERSTON'S DEATH.-MEETING OP
THE COURT OP COMMON COUNCIL.-(THIS
DAL)

A toasting of the Common Council of the City of
London was held this morning, and as it was anticipated
that something would be said in rtfereocs to the loss the
nation bee sustained by the death of Lord Palmerston,
there was a full attendance of members of the court.
After the usual formal basking had been goes through,
Mr. MATHILID, the thief cionssissioner, roes, amid pro-
found Silence, and said that the court was no doubt aware
of the melancholy fact of the death of her Majesty's Prime
Minkiter, Viscount Pelmerstoo, sod after the long
statement that appeared in the morning papers, it was en-
necessary for him to miter at any length, into the particulars
of the public services that had been rendered by the noble
viscount. This much he might say, that this corporation
regretted—most sincerely regretted—the loss they sod the
nation generally had sustained and he was min that every-
one would agree with him that, whether in a subordinate
capacity or as the heed of the government, Lord Palmerston
bad ever conducted himself in a manner that reflected the
highest honour upon himself, and was moat satisfac-
tory to the nation at large. (Haar, hem.) II would be
idle for him to endeavour to exalt the ithanster of so peat
a man by any observations he might make, and he should,
therefore, content himself with merely proposing a resole.
tion of regret at the loss the nation had multaioed, and ex-
press their condolence to Lady Palmerston at her bereave-
ment. The hoe. member thee moved the following resolution :
"That this court bee heard with the deepest feelings of
sorrow and regret the mow nful intelligence of the death
of the Right Hon. Viscount Palmerston, her Majesty 'a
Prime Minister. They regard the event is • lees to the
asides, and to the community at large, and desired at the
same time to express their high admiration of the manly
bearing with the great administrative capacity of the noble
viscount, and at the same time to express to Lady Palmer-
ston their deep feeling of condolence at the loss she bad

sustained."
Alderman &comma, M.P., said it was a matialaction lobe
peanut on Mat eticasion, and to have so opportunity of
sersoodiog the ruolatiou that had jut been proposed.
Ere was glad that the Court of Common Council of the
City of London was the first public body that had had as
opportunity of expressing its feelings opon the loss that had
been sustained by this nation by the death of Lord Palmer-
etas. (Hoar, hear.) Everyone in the metropolis who had
bawd on the previous day of the serious ilium of Lord Palm•
into, meet have expoirieued a tulips of sadness.
Lard Palmerston had for many years been the MMus
weight of political party, sod everyone, must admit the
great talents he had displayed upon many questions, and
the manner in which he had ever upheld the honour of his
country. (Hear, hear.)
The resolution was then usanimously carried, and the
necessary arrangement' ware mule for its pmeentatioa to
Lady Palmerston.

THE COVET AT BA LHOELL.ACOOTILIHIg to
plan marked out previous to leaving Dualosid, her Mated.
and party passed by Kindrogan os Friday, theses by Kama
The Post says that from the time of hie going Dm, and Dimasaa sad over the bilk to Disalie„
down to Broad" Hall, at the *ad of Jar, till the day of arriving at the hill-top, above the Spittal lon, a kettle a
his death, Dr. Protherce Smith, who was paring his vacs- got, and tea prepared and served cat. The Duchess
Lion, was enabled to give Lord Pelmentou his unninittiog Atbole, who had accompanied the royal cortege hitherto,
etiolation sad time tarooluurteen with the falellY PhYstetan, now took leave of her Majesty mid rotunda home. The
Dr. Drage, of Hatfield —and the cage appeared so hopeful, desodreeper of maroon and soother party who misted
sod so such =mg= was gained, that till within the hen were sack rewarded by her Majesty with a 80111110•
last week no danger, much lom immediate alarm, wag Auer staying a duns tbs., the royal party resumed ti-
felt. The wish before last, Wog called sway to • Janney to Belmorel.—Dunclec Advertiser.
distance Pmfeselensll7 on en urgent armed, Dr. Smith The Prince and Princess of Wales and a distin- .z.. 'w".-
was eldest from Brooked until the morals; of Thud- guided party were pressed at the rawat Kelso rake-
day, two days tensor than the former periods, and on his day They made a stay of about as hour. The royal
return he found that meanwhile Lard Palmerston had .
party were enthusiastically received ca the reosamuse. in The Castle Marie
caught a severe chill whilst out of doors daring the sodden the evesing • grand bell took pines at Floors Odd*. at 2, Victoria-etrei
change in the temperature of the weather. The malt was Count and Countess de Flabault and Hon. Cranborne, Dr.
en "Inn" min". from She ground gained, sad very Milli. Elphiastose de Plahault are staying with the Bence JOINS, Dr.
&ewers:Hui symptoms occurred during the night of Thurs.
Marquis and Marabionmis at Lansdowse, at Bowood Peak, Mr. Wormald,Mr.
day, yieldieg only to the persevering efforts of the
Wilts. the Secretary.
physician end to the wonderful elasticity and
We have to record the death of the Dowager The /taxa* RI
vital "sego of the noble lord. So sock did he
Viovonetees Headings, widow of Field-Martha Viscount cow to the depth el 1
rally that it was not till Saturday OVIAIVE that
it was thought advisable to convey by telegraph to the Budinge, which took Place at Betalisniter, AM Band- The Pharr de la _
Queen et Salmoral this anxiety that WA felt by his Ma- Volt. Sir Walt= James's seat. The viorounteM who
.legitimist clerical manllestatios
Bess. In the meantime he was visited by Mr. Paget and survived her husband nine years, was the seventh daughter day at Nantes, on
Dr. Barrows, in consultation with Dr. Prothro' Smith lof Hobert, fist Marque °I l'undclvisvvY. and when the late performed there M .
and Dr. Watson, who had been telegraphed for to Pen. I 7==unt Hardie.° married her. in Lweenatr. IE2I. wee the notabilities of the
to i widow of Mt. Jobe James. By her first marriage also had a Barron, De Fawn,
dace, and who arrived early on Moods! monis& Up
Tuesday of ersoos the marked improvemeot intoned, mid Mo Sir Walter Charlie James, and by her ewe" mantel. barbel. De Maine. de
I leaves two sons Lod two daughters, namely Marisa, present the Gable. sad gasta.
Lord Palorststoe evinced that cheerful pluck and 'guard-
softy which won for him in hi political career tic affection viscount. Cohmel the Ewa Arthur Edward Eardloge, Mrs. beated by M. Pie, bishop ~
as well as the confidasoe of his fellow-countrymen. But,alas, Courighano. end Hon' Emily Hardin*. delivered by Mgr. Dapardoep.
It was to be of short duration. Drs. Watson and Protberoe The Right Hon. John E. Damian and Lady is • PemPhlst-
-1 Smith, who were constantly watching by his lordship's Charlotte Denison left town yesterday for Ossiegton Hall. Lanorrn or TE3 -
conch, about half-put 3on Tuesday afternoon saw a return Notts. her of Boot& and G
of the collapse which had given so much alarm on the Sir Charles Wood has arrived in town from Willa In °ld° flfa%
' Saturday, and from that time till his death he never rallied, Hickleton. of ado, plestlettam rculture a superior
but gradually sank. srPiriog it a quarter before 11 on Wed" The seventh anniversary meeting of the New- ceste_ow"try, labour
needs?. is the Pressor* of Leda Palmerston. Lord aod Lady market Farmers' Club was held as Tadday last, at New- the D saba
Shaftesbury, Mr. and Mrs. William Cowper, Lady Jocelyn; market. The diaper took place at the Goias Lies Hotel, eeelle yam, wet"' ere b.rlik
and Mr. Evelyn Ashley. H—e re liaised b
la emteeleuaesw till under the presidency of his Gran the Dohs el livnAgn, an "Baum ft. These
the end. Hiimatner was calm and resigned, and his death the president of the club ; and assoapt the company es the pert of the -
was apparently unattended by suffering. metals are
prised were Lord G. Manners, M.P., vbstibairsess, Lord
Another acoottnt says it was from an inflammatory attack dooming Remy, cp , Deed Hoyden. lf,p , fae„ Crtrelfortasr be a great
id
the bladder*" al. Premier did. His slats of mind Sir John Pakington was initiated 'as an Odd
up to the last remained unclouded, but there arise • tarsi-taiSlatteris Tsi4ousectka-li Seine"
Fellow at W ler on Monday sight last. Monday. et the bans fans
hide over him, which prevented any effort or wish to era-
peril ; goodies' pat to him were either dings/did or an-
d/WWI by a look or sign. A dlenos, half imposed by wea- A meeting of the National Association took place Swim Bonitos disposed
liana, half of his OWE inclination, panned him. Oa the yesterday at Dublin. Tbe Roseau catholic bishops ed I Inee"aidia waTheida Pciwnflaweaa s, e
Dul.lis sod Cashel spoke hopefully aoseerniag the into- . wawa. sad naa '......
ay bikes kb death, horns,. when in a dais Iwo. ton of the government in respect of education, and of flu peas sad
aria
eddies the bud ehange, his mad was evidently still lar"s°111" church. The bishops both "Imam& the Flea"
was
the"'
1 amid ite old essosistlone ; for he was beard to murmur, as in allsillss°„.,_ _v* , fo7lDerThe lathers
a dream. "The treaty with Belgium! yes, read me ilmi Tics government of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Is is be sal the Kim --
sixth sixth claws again." Bat at the last a prewar poseski 04, has the intention of modifying the law on thie bode- olden Ow Soo sher‘borrod
dailies monad the beg haalthfulesin of lls life ; end they tee*. " But. nerhalw,* adds the EiiroPe ironical, " tiers I risawtthealtlrt.. ix?,
hardly know in the death-obamber at. whet VESA tins boar • 'Pm" °I sitarist_ Um' iss(Sh "11 ibM"Sal 4 th. a
of eirilisitioa ta the - imsiSsa" Ills
he cease to be among Um living. At that mixeronsoment Minks dotasd to irate In° P°°P•s° -- ' Wriallsesd sold for
those dearesito him were about his bed, with the exoeptMe Glnts"°•ll,•' very fergerd
wand LedgeretPolly
wilnotmtortharaws., who—moording to this report—had The Rest battue of the season took place at ?filet l'eviliirltease to ''''
. Imo) astommy . Foy-nine pm brought 400 had of sense, Le'"",....... ituPs__
A sorrerpoodeat of Ho Herald writes :—• His lordship swag 'shish mew two rookinsios and four stip. The sum- dabaaa."7.'93,th7a a -
partook of a little ha duties the night, end shout 10 , Slay emeisted of Oreamn by leaks mempiece. sale reales*
o'closk yesterday it beams too NA tub his sod was I 'Dutch mom* RIM Gems
de Moore, end *Purest setabi- cf the' took VAIIWYL
rapidly approaching. The dashes were' seddeelp ease. 1 EM-. Aimee the lint an the nereesef Ids Mahone Prince
seanii•utnln=
mined to Ms Mamba, a elleumetense that gave spa to ! Wiliest of Her*" the Queen of Brisurkell Chamberlain. and fit made calf
mash alma ea the pert el the visitors, who at the time Ocant Washer, the ereibbnewe svelter Maxine du Omagh Tba boo d guasank
I were seated et bleablest. They iastratly ram sad Mimed The Can't de Tappan pathos seep OW sai tstsA • saes ensines. •

THE PRRMIRRS LAST ILLNESS.