The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-04 00:00:00

' THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING,

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WINDSOR CASTLE, Reim 3.
The Queen, acoompan led by the Princess Beatrice,
walked is the meads this looming.
The Primo. Helena rode in the Ilona-perk.
Prisms Louise also west oat riding, attended by UNPIN,.
Emily Cathcart. ..

Lend Alfred Papt and Colonel the Hoe. A. Harding*
have succeeded Yajor•Gemsral BOIL A. N. Hood and Hon.
D. de Roo u Equerries is Waiting to her Majesty.

The Princes of Wales rode ea horseback yesiarday, at•
tended by Lieutenant-Colonel KoppeL
The Princess et Wales took a carriage drive, attended by
the Hos. Mrs. Brame.
Field Marshal Prime Bariatioaky visited the Prince and
Princess of Wales at Marlborough house.

A deputatioa, *misting of the representatives of the fol-
lowing cities, towns, end corporate bodies, bed an interview
with the Right Hon. the President of the Board of Trade,
at the office of the Board of Trade, Whitehall, on Thursday,
to point out the injury that may poseibly arise to the navi-
gation of the river Severn by the bridges mid works sought
to be authorized by several of the railway bills now in par-
liament. The corporation of Gloucester, introduced by
Yr. J. J. Powell, M.P. ; the corporation of Worcester, in-
traduced by Mr. Padmore, M.P., and Mr. Ricardo, M.P. ;
the corporation of Tewkesbury, introduced by Mr. J. R.
York, M.P. ; the Chamber of Commerce for Bristol, in-
troduced by Mr. H. Gore Langton, M.P., and the Hor..
F. H. Berkeley, Y.P. ; the Severs Commissioners, intro-

doted W the Right Hon. Sir J. B. Psinegton, Bart., M.P.,
Sir Thos. E. Winnington, Bert., M.P., and Mr. W. H.
Barrow, M.P. • the Chamber of Commerce for Gionotteter ;
and the Chamber of Commerce for Worcester.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council eat yester-
day. Present : Lord Kiegedown, the Lords Justices
Knight Bruce and Turner, Sir J. Colville, and Sir laureate
Peel.

Dragatebm were mat from the Colonial-Maas yesterday
to the Governors of Gibraltar, Malta, Ceylon, Hoeg Kong,
cad Latoraa.

The Prince of Wales has contributed 251. to-
wards the emotion at the new bnildiop of the Cambridge
Union Society. le addition to the chancellor's subscription
of 1001., the High Steward, Lord Powys, hen given 1001.
The subscription already amount. to over 2,5001.

Earl Granville was honoured by the presence of
their Royal }Hothouses the Prinos and Princess of Wales
at dinner lut evening, at his residence in Bruton•stnel.
Attar dinner a select party assembled to witness the re-
presentation of a French Preemie, in which the ohmmeters
were admirably sustained by Mdlle. Beatrice, the Hon.
Lewis Wiogfield, and Mr. Alfred Wigan.
Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince and
Crown Prineess of IPrassia, with their youngest child, left
Berlin on Wednesday last for Stettin, where they will
reside for about three weeks.

Her Royal Highness Princem Mary of Cambridge
arrived at the Denham of Cambridge's resides°, in St.
Jams', Palace last night, from a lengthened ,Wt to their
Royal Highnesses the Grand Duke and Grand Dachas of
Macklesburg•Stnbts, at Straits. The princes was ac-
companied ham* by Lady Carolina Cost and Baron Lithe.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess
d'Aumale, who are now adding at their seat, Wcalnorton,
Worcestershire, have been viaited during the last few days
by their Royal Highomme the Duke and Duchess di
Nemours, the Prince de Joinville, the Count and Counties
d'Eu, the Duke de Chartres, with the Baron sad Barnum
de Loge and Colonel Beale in attendance, and Dr. fad,
from Esher. The Duke de Nemours and the Count and
C 0004.01 d'Eu were to loan Woodnortoo yesterday morning
on their return to Claremont.

The Duke of Devonshire and Lady Louisa Caven-
dish bays retuned to Holkar Hall, Lascashirs, from Win-
chester, whirs his gram's Remind son, Lord Edward
Oaveadish, mot with ea aocidwat wens weeks ego, by which
his lordship's legless brakes.

Lord Wodeilouse relieves the cares of office by
shooting excursions is the Gantry. Oa Thursday be went
to the Ocranty Wieklow, socompanied by the Hon. Mr.
Limos and Hr. Howard.' He was revived at the Bray
station by Lord Powencourt with a waggonette drawn by
four gram aid: out, ides; in which they were rapidly coo.
veyed to Luggelaw, said the romantic mum of which him
lordship's shooting lodge is situated. It is recorded that
13 bucks fell before the guns of the viceregal party, and
that after the sport they enjoyed a dejianer on the heather.
Mr. John Romer, a senior wrangler of Cam-
bridge, has bees appoisted to the chair of mathematics left
vacant by the death of Profaner Boole in the Queen's Col.
legs, Cork.
It is thought that the Duke of Devonshire will
preside over the Royal Oommissioo oa Railways which is
about b be appointed.
The Secretary of the Royal Academy bas given
the 'usual notice that pictures and sculpture for exhibition
must be met is by Tuesday, the 4th of April.

Mr. Millais will send to the Royal Academy, we
(ddiesumws) believe, a picture, the design of which is knows
to his friends. This represents the departure of the Romans
from Brits* it ratheraa incident in that transaction. The
eases is cm the seashore ; at a little distaDoe in the picture
is a Roman galley, preparing for departure ; Dearer is a
boat ; in frost, on the land, are two figures, a Roman
moldier sad a British woman, his wife or mistress : she is in

greet distress, be takieg leave. The same artist will pro-
bably eoutribete t seemed picture, the subject sad general

design of which Wire faciaded in the "1116trations to the
Parables," publialted by luau& Milani not long same.
This is " The Devil sewing Tares." The picture which has
been so one► spokes a, repreasting " Jo h= bidding the
Ban stead dill,* will not, it is understood, be deserpieted.