The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-09 00:00:00

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Ton Corrar.—Yeeterday their Royal Rigline,
Priem and Primes* Louis of Hesse and Princess Helena at.
tended by their suite, paid a visit to St. Gimp's Chapel,
Windsor Castle, and remained aerial the evening version.
The royal party eat beneath the henna of the late Print.
Ocasort which still overhangs his royal highness's stall
moo; those of the Knights of the Garter. The Rev.
E. Tapefield, miner canoe, intoned the service, being
Croft in A. A fall anthem by Meadelseehe was sung by
Meson. Adams, Dyson., Hamby, Marriott, and the rest
of the chapel choir. The lassoes owe read by the Res.
• Tspsfield and the Rev. Lora Wriotheeley Russell, the
latter being the canon in raids:ma. Several members of
the mart were present, among whom were Colonel Sir T.
Biddulph, Mrs. Wellesley, he. At the close of the ser-
vice their royal higher/see visited the deems, adjoining
the Wolasy Chapel, and remained for a short time the
guests of the dean and the Hon. Mrs. Wellesley. Her
Majesty the Queen now occasionally =skim an excursion
to the Belvedere and takes tea in this building, which
forms so prominent a feature in the landmass) round Vir-
ginia Water.
THZ BANQUET AT GUILDHALL TO-14IGHT.—The
cabinet ministers who have accepted ievitetiose to the bee-
quet at Guildhall this evening are—the Lad Chancellor,
Lord Russell, Earl de Grey and Ripe', Mr. Gladstone, Mr.
MilserGibecci, and Kr. OudwelL There:ions foreign ambas-
sadors and all the great officers of State havealao bee* invited,
aceordieg to custom, though they will not all be present.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge had likewise
resolved an invite/Sen. but was obliged to &alias it.
Altogether about 1.050 pieta ben been invited, sad bevies
regard to the imposing appearance of the great bell be its
restored and embellished state, and still more perhaps to
the political interest which attaches to the carnimetanse
of the sew Prime Minister meeting the citizens of London
for the first time in public since he was called by a great
national bereavement to assume that Miles, the occasion
promisee to be one of unusual interest.—Tieses.
Her Majesty Queen Emma of the Sandwich
Islands, attended by the Rev. William and Mrs Heapilli
and Major Hopkins, have returned to Claridge's Hotel,
from visiting the Earl of Devoe, at Powderham Castle,

Devonshire.
The Earl de Grey is expected in town on Monday
next from Notion Park, Lincolnshire.
The Right Hou. Chichester Fortnum., Di
to
and
the Counters Francs Waldegrave are expected to arrive at
their residence in Carlton-gardens, on Saturday, from
Chewton Park, Somerestshire.
It is now certain that Lady Palmerston will not
spin occupy Cambeidge.house, as Messrs. Green. estate
agents and autleneers, of Old Bond-street, have been in.
struoted to Ist it upenleaes.
Last night the Bishop of London, president of the
City of Lauda' College, distributed the prizes sad certifi-
oetes which had been pined by the students of this este,
bliehomnt at the last annual examinations of the College
and Society of Arts.
Among the ebjeota that attracted more than usual
attention at the seventh anniversary of the Clembridp
School of Art, held on Tuesday, wax a collection of besot!.
fally•preserved caterpillars and other objects of natural
history, contributed by Mr. Baker, naturalist,,f Cambridge.
The eaterpillus, both in regardto Mi orlon; aad
permanency, are preserved in a way known only to the
exhibitor. The prises and medals obtained by the various
pupils during the past year were distributed by the
Countess of Hardwick,.
Notwithstanding the unpropitious state of the
atmosphere and the oold wind there was an immense as-
ambles' on the Visoent.aquare cricket pound yesterday
to witness the wooed day's athletic spar* in which the
youths of the Westminster School spin contended for
numerous prises, sonetatiee ci silver cups, wicket bate,
albums, he. A great many ladies were apeotaters of the
exciting feats, sad there were likewise several carriages on

greand.
The health of the King of the Belgians seems to
°adieu to improve. His Majesty left the palace of
Leekse at &today. sad took a lout carriage drive be the
neighbourhood of the capital He also drove oat is. sew
sal hoar the thy attar.
A decree from the Prince of Roumania, Wal-
lachia, and Moldavia has °acceded to the catholic bishops
I of that "nevi the right of eamanuncating gratis with
their deny by the poehelliee or siestas telegraph as all
ragioal ratter..
The decree of the French government for the 9
eneestise of the Most Orin Railway wee aped by the
Empires at Bt. Mad ow Saturday hut. The easernatios
of the Italia lewee le expected shortly.
enema Lsogiewiss mind two days back in
haw Rwitearbad, ass weep ressivei at the sallway
Ruske Whines aapiebe sad other Polish niftiest.. Re
poops& to Ueda% invited. the Opines dationffe aye,
I by Mr. Pope liesuary.