The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-07 00:00:00

Ur Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, NAN= b.
The Queen drove oat We mem*, atiroded by rho
Nab's@ el Roxburgh&
The Primer Helena and Primo, Louie, sob IR Ike
Home Perk.

The Prime and Prioress de Jaen'lie, and the Duke and
Dunham de Chartres, visited her Majesty, and remained to
luncheon. _ _

Consims Blieher hit UN MALI 4041,.

The Prism of Waco, &Moeda by Liestenant•Oolosel
Happol, rods on Itonebsok yortorday mambas.
Itoya Hishnoon west to the Homo of Lords in the
elbsonooo.

The Prises and Prisons of Wales bad a dinner party la
the evening. The company included Duke and
Duchess of Manchester, the Portuguese Iliaitater, the Mar.
gni and lianhionem of Bath, Lord and Lady Colville, Lord
BacomfieM, Sir George and Lady Grey, the Right Hon. W.
and Mrs. Gladstone, Sir Charles Wyk.. the Hos. B. Meade,
the Has S. Stuart Wortley, the Hom Ma. Bence, Lima -
General Kaolin Lient,Colonel Koppel, Mr. Gibbs, and Mr.
Reisman&

During dinner the bead of the let Life Gouda (imparted
by Yr. J. Watemon) performed m Wadi= of musk.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council eat yester-
day. Purest :—Lord 'Closedown, the Lords Justice.
Bniatit Bruce mid Tamer, Sir James Colvilre, and Sir Law-
mace Peel.

Despatches wen received yesterday at the Colonial.°Moe
from the GOVICEOr of Banns.

The liarquia of laaalowne, who has been con-
fined to Lansdowne Home fee die Let tosiaisght by an Minsk
al gm* is now better, bat be is still usable to Ism lb
room. The sold* marebioneis is still in Par* aa a obit to
the Coat end Coimbra de Flabault.

The Karl of Wilton has returned to Newton
Lodge, Mateo Mowbray, and is likely to remain there till
OH dose of the hackle( leasou. Viscount and Visecuatees
Gm de Wilton are slaying et Egerton Lodge. _

Last evening a testimonial was presented to Bir
Bowlers! Hill, at hie residenoe, Hampstead, by a deputation
from Liverpool. The testimonial consisted of three plc.
taros, selected by Mr Rowland Hill himself. They were
" Sunset at Venice* (Cooks), "The Bass Rock" (Stanfield),
end " The Hunt of the Deer" (Creswick). In the earlier
portioe of the seeping Sir Rowland entertained the deputa-
tion—Moors. Rathbose, Chu. E. Rawlins, and 'Aviaries,
--pad a number of other gentlarnen, at dinner. The compeer
witusalog the prosertation insinded Sir Wentworth Duke,
Sir Charles Nicholson, the Master of the Mist, Mr. and
Km J. Heywood, Yr. Hawes (Chairman of the Society of
Arts) and Mn. Haws, and Mr. Charles Knight.
Tira Cleanswrrast.—We understand that the

Ifsesatary Grand Dab of Bur& (the Casarswitch) Wail&
to visit Loudon in the summer, and that he will otay hen
for at least • mouth.

THE PACHA OF EGYPT.—WO are informed that
it is the intuition of his Highness the Viceroy of Egypt to
vigil England in the course of the ensuing summer.
Benoit Lasso.—The King of Bavaria has sent
to Baron Lk•big an autograph letter, in which his Majesty
Moak' the baron for declining, in the most self-sacrificing
manor, an invitation to accept a position offered him at
the Baulk University. Accompanying the latter is the
Cress of Commander in the Order of Merit of Holy fit
Micheal.

• " special correspondent" of the Times writing
from Chariestoe, Jaa. 14, expreepee surprise tha:there has
he found in the British army so young military embers,
with sufficient enterprise I. ran the blockade, sad learn his
haulages from such authorities as Besuraprd, Whiting, sad
Ripley. "It is doubtful," says this writer, " whether ease
Sebastopol afforded such lesions to the military engineer
sad esisatitie artillerist as Feet Sumter and the works al
the two belligerents apes James, &Mesa's, sad Morris
Islands Ward this day. Bat, as it is with our young
tary **users, so it also seems to be with our young Bur
pass. lam assured on all sides, upon Federal as well as
Oededurate authority, that the sassely of war is eatirelp
sastainorptiesed by the experience pined during these lest

foot bloody years. It i; sot lilialy that wither wok
opportunity for tam of those two aciaatilic professions will

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recur in a lifetime, and the Amesicaos who, with little We
for England, Med the English no Lim than the File& sad
Bmsdan easels beton Sebastopol with young furrows seek-
ing employmest and pniceskaal experience ea voluntems,
taught us s lesson which, it ever we gave heed to anybody,
might be karat with advantage."

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Wiedmotermos, better flows ea the "Belfry Tower
is tile. repaired, ead the window opeethice sad repass
whisk Hight what were aloe the dungeon of the primers
ordeal at the royal pierwore, ere berg reared with mew
Amu whit the sulk Wei Ttomeeeture hare bees
etmegthased beamed there where m egierjed by the reertioe
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sew week. Perim of the or the Hem.
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have also bra metered, end mot etr iks e widows
more ia emordears with the iposrel elyie Gi the ambits°. 1
tuns el the (kW* time the whisk have bees vesperal.
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his mual health ca the previous main. oeplete Weak '
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