The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-09 00:00:00

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WINDSOR CASTLE, Dim. S.
The Queen, with the Princess Helens, Princess
Louise, sod Prince Christian, drove out yesterday after-
noon in carriage and four, end spin this morning, accom-
panied by the Princess Louise, and attended by the Hon.

Mary Uncanny.
Prince Christian of SleswirHolstein visited the Infantry

Beneeks.
Countess Gleichen end Ifsjor•General and Lady Emily
Seymour bed the honour of dining with the Queen and the
Royal Family yesterday.

A deputation from Hateham. consisting of Mr. J. H.
Lyon, Mr. J. Pugh, hit. W. Potter, Mr. T. Mugg. Mr. J,
Andrew, Dr. Mathew, Dr. Johnson, Dr. Simpson, Dr.
Anderson, Mr. Daniel, Mr. Steadman, Mr. Rig', Mr. San-
ford, Mr. Gush, Mr. Pitt, Mr. Newman, Mr. Carney, and
Mr. Steers, had an interview with the Lord President
of
the Council, at the Privy Council-office, yesterday, with
reference to a nuisance alleged to be created in the neigh-
bourhood of Hateham, from the method practised there of
disposing of the carcases of diseased cattle.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yday in the Council Chamber, Whitehall. Preeent—Lord
Chelmsford, Sir J. Coleridge, Sir E. V. Williams, Sir J.
Colvile, and Sir Lawrence Peel.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial -office
from the Governor of Canada. Despatches were sent to
the Governor of the Falkland Wands.

THE COURT AT WINDSOR.--Her Majesty and the
royal family, attended by the ladies and gentlemen of the
Court, are expected to hare Windsor Castle for Osborne
some time between the 15th and 20th inst. It is not an-
ticipated that her Majesty will remain longer than a few
I woke in the Isle of Wight, when the Court will again

return to Windsor.
THE PRINCE AND PRINCESS OF WALLS.—Yeater-
day the Prince of Waled continued shooting in the preserves
on Lord Suffield's estate at Gunton, Norfolk, and to-day
his royal highness and the Princess will return to Searing-
ham. On Thursday the Prince had a run with Lord
Hastings' hounds. Notwithstanding very wet and unfa-
vourable weather a field of 500 assembled in front of the
hall, while there were also some 50 or 60 carriages and gigs
in attendance. The Prince on making his appearance was
very warmly received. Among the visitors, in addition to
the royal guests at the hall, have been the Earl
of Leicester and Lady Gertrude Coke, Earl and
Countess Spencer, the Earl of Dunmore, Viscount
and Viscountess Royston, Viscount Hamilton, Lady
Sophia Macnamara, Lord and Lady Alfred Paget,
Mr. Berkeley, M.P., Lord and Lady Rendlesham, the Hon.
Colonel Coke, the Hon. Ralph and Mrs. Harbord, Mr. and
the Hon. Mrs. Randall Burroughs', the.
Hon. H. and Mn.
Harbord, Mrs. Henry Baring, the Eon. Admiral, Mrs. and
the Misses Wodehouse, the Hon. and Rev. John and Mrs.
Herbord, Sir Jacob, Lady, and Miss Preston, Colonel F.,
Kra, and the Mimes Astley, Colonel and Kn. Fitzroy,
Colonel Jesyngs, &a It was dated yesterday that a flying
visit had been paid by the Prince and Princess to Lord
Sondes, at Elosham-halL This was not correct, as the visit
will not be made until to-day, when the Prince and Princess
will lunch at Blathers, returning afterwards to Sandring-
ham via Lynn.
THE MARRIAGE OF PRINCESS HELENA.—The
preparations for the bridal trousseau of her Royal High-
ness Prince's Helena have been commenced, and several
of the Court tradespeople have received instructions to
prepare the numerous articles which will be required.
Prince Christian of Sleswig-Holstein, the intended
husband of the Prilw.ele Helene, has, since his arrival at
Windsor Culls, occasionally accompanied the Queen and
princesses on their excursions round the castle. His serene
highness is residing in a splendid suite of apartments
within King Blwaid la's Tower. No date has yet been
announced for the marriage of the prime and princess.
Frogmors Lodge has been pointed to as not unlikely to be-
come the home of their royal highnesses, especially as a
number of improvements have been recently carried out at
that very pleasant royal retreat.
Lord Brougham has been staying at his residence,
is Greftoiretreet, since Tuesday last, when he came to
town from Brougham HalL The noble and learned lord
is expected to leave London in the coarse of the ensuing
week for Cannes, to pass the winter.
The marriage of the Earl of Sandwich with Lady
Blanche Essetee, says the Cambridge independent, is to
take pleas at Hsteliford Church. Surrey. oe the 27th inst.
Queen Emma of the Sandwich Islands has arrived
in Lyoss. on her way to the South of France.
The cholera has shown itself in the Eastern de-
partments of France. The Irspiraner of Nancy gives Dome
information as to the deaths which have occurred in the
Voegea, at itum-l'Etepe.
At Naples on the sth there were 12 case, of cho-
lera sad 9 deaths,