The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-31 00:00:00

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WINDSQR CASTLE, Minot 30.
The Queen, with the Princess Louise and Princess
Pastries, walked is the Home-park yesteeday afternoos,
seed spin this morals& accompsoied by Prism Leopold.
Primer Helena and Primer Louise rode la the Home-
Park.
Prises lofted, attended by Lieutenant Flr4g, returned
from Loodoo.
The Counter of Elgin had the honour of an interview of
her Ma)ady yesterday eltersosa.

The Prince of Wales rode on horseback yesterday morn-
ing, attended by Lieutenant-o*ml Koppel.
The Plimsoll of Wales took a carriage drive, attended by
the Countess D• Grey.
The Prime and Primrose of Wales gave s dinner to the
King of the Belglaaa Let nigitt. The following wen invited
to meet his Majesty ;—Prines Edward of Saxe Weimar and
the Countess Dosubsst. the Baleen Minister and Madame
Van de Weyer, Earl Granville, Earl Rowell, the Earl of
Clarendoe, the Earl of Settee, Gander do Grey and
Ripon, Viscount and ViIIIMM•611 Palmerston, Viscount
Hamilton, Lieutenant-General Hoc. Sir Edward Oust, Sir
George Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon. W. R.
Gladstone, the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, General
Cana de Moerkerke and Dr. KoCpl (in attendance on the
King of the Belgium), Lieutenant-General Knollys, and
Lieutenant-Colonel Koppel.
Sir Robert Montgomery waited upon the Primo and
Princess of Wales, at Marlborough-hotpee, on Tuesday last,
and presented to their royal highnesses some oostly presents
from the North Western Provisoes of India.
Mr. John Parry performed on the piano and sang at Marl.
borough-limas on Wednesday evening.
A deputation of the committee of Venezuelan hood-
holders, consisting of Mr. Thomas Baring, Y.P. ; Mr.
Robertson, M.P. ; Mr. George White, Mr. Frederic Cam.
pie% Mr. E. Mast* Mr. John Field, Mr. J. Pereteobergi
and Mr. Marled /Maris!, had an interview with Egli
Rummell at the Foreign-office on Wednesday last.
Dispatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-oldie
from the Gomm= of Canada, the Cape of Good Hope,
Natal, and St. Helena. Despatches were sent to the
Governor of Canada.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess I
d'Aumale booonred the Right Hon. Benjamin sad Mn.
Disraeli with their protease at disarm yesterday evening at
Groevenor-pte. There were preesat to meet their royal
highnesses the Dake and Dachees of Cleveland, the Mar-
chioness of Salisbury, the Marquis and Marchioness of
Bath, the Harchloaess of Ely, the Earl of Derby, the Earl
of St. Germans, Sir Edward and Lady Caroline Norden,
Mr. lbatiap Russell and Lady Elisabeth Reese% Mr. de
Rothman& and the lady-in-waiting on her Royal Rightists
the Dasher d'Aumale. War in the evenieg Mrs. Disraeli
had an early party to meet the royal guests..
His Royal Highness the Count d'En and her
Imperial Wm. the Crows Priseeme of Brazil, with their
snits, have left fns Clareadon Hotel for Claremont. The
Earl and Counter of &afield and Lord Reidhaven bare left
the Clareadoe Hotel for Callen House, Banffshire. Count
E. de Viel-Castel has left the Clarendon Hotel for Park.

The Princess de la Tour d'Auvcrgne, mother of
dm Fria& Atabsmeder, left the French &Army yenta.-
day es her Morn to Park
Louisa, Marchioness of Waterford, has left
Farramee's Hotel, for Ford Castle, Coldstream, N.B.

The Earl and Oonntess Spenser will entertain a
distinguished party at Althorn Hall Dent week. for the
Northampton Reese. The company will easemble sa
Tuesday sod separate an the Friday bilowhig.
Viscount and Vinoountess Stratford de Radcliffe
had a party hat modes at their residence t• Cheemmer.
square.
Last night the Duchess of Somerset gave an even-
tag party at the residence of the First Lord of the
raireity,
The man** was celebrated at St. James's, Ped-
alled" oa Wednesday, by the Hoe. and Rev. Asainstis
Byron, of the Bari of Leveler, to Jane Crawbed, widow of
the late Edward Asia', Seq., of the Beegal ONE Ilevelen