The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-29 00:00:00

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OSBORNE. JOLT 28.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena,
drive out yesterday afte: noon.
liajor-Oeneral theHou. A. Hood was in attendance.
The Prlnce and Prior `MI of Wale. returned to Osborne-
eettege last eight from a cruise.

The Hoa. Albert J. Smith and the Hon. J. 0. Alley, the
delegates from New Brunswick, bad an interview with the
ght Hon. Edward eirdwell, at the Colonial-officr, yes-
tad
The Hon. Dr. To per and the Hon. W. A. Henry, of
Neva Scotia, h.d an intnirow with the Right Hon-
Edward Cardwell, at the ffiss.
Mr. Governor Vine (Gold Coast) had an interview with
the Eight Hoo. Edward Cardwell, at the Colouial-ottice,
yesterday.
Mr. William Ammar' had an interview with the Right
Hon. Edward Cirdwell, at the Colonial-office, yesterd sy.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from tte Coverts°, of Malta.

The Doke of Devonshire and Lady Louisa
Caveadish are expected in town early is the roguing weal
tram Chatsworth, to be preseat at the wedding of Lord
Elward Cavenoish and the Hon. Emma Las:elks.

Ma Excellency the Hon. G. S. S. Jeruingliam,
her Maj-sty's Minister at Stockholm, has arrived at
MauTigy's Hotel.
The Hon. Eva Gifford, whose occident was
reported as having token place at Wimbledon, is going on
mit fsvoarably.

Sir Robert Montgomery, K.C.8., of Indian
eelsbrAh is to be entertained at a ',abbe dinner in London-
derry, the capital of his native opacity, on Wedneselty next,
the 2od of August.
"The visit of the Prince of Wales to Cornwall
(says the Spectator) brings into strong relief the almost
unique position en) Iby Mr. Augustus Smith, lately
member for Truro. This gentleman is owner for all me.
Me .1 porprs•r, though nominally only crown tenant, of the
Scilly Isla, and lives no one of (him, ruling the whole
group, some hundreds of islet., with absolute authority as
sole propriety:, m igistrste, remit st, and everything else
within the Irma is of his little dominion. It must be a
pleasant position, particularly in summer, when the islands
lie bathe I in sunl.ght and dowers bloom as they only bloom
in the south of Inland. The winters are of course very
severe, yet it is slated that thereat. old men in the idea&
who bare nicer quitted them. Mr. Smith is ednontint
them all iv schools, bat a trip to Loudon would probably
open thee minds much more than anything they are likely
to obtain from books."

The youngest on of General Garibaldi, who
aecompatied his father to England last year, in expected
in Lortann t,-day. lie will remain in England about
six months, under the ere of Colonel Chambers, end
will, during that period, study civil engineering under a
distinguished engmeer.

At an influential meeting in Dublin, the Hon.
Captain White in the chair, it was resolved to establish a
Liberal Associatioo to attend to the registers in the
county, with active apnea and district committees. The
Ominous pledged himel to stied again for the county on
the Grit opportunity. He subscribed 1001. as a beginning
for the expenses of the association. Oo the motion of Mr.
Thomas Drury, J.P., which wu adopted by acclamatioo, it
was resolved to give Captain White a public banquet is
Dublin, and a subcommittee was appointed to make the
arrangements. Captain White promised to attend as soon
as his duties to his regiment would permit, and that his
father, Lord Annuity, mad his brother, Colonel White,
would also accept the invitation.

It is stated by a correspondent of the Freeman's
Journal that ever since the murder at the election is
Coltishlivery, as if to cetehrate that shocking sweet.
Orange etches have been erected woes the public road at
ausheadomp, near that town. TWO or three were removed
by the police on the 24th. In Belfast the social war be-
tween the factions is carried to so almost incredible extent.

The oonserratives of Leeds, to the number of
200 patlerose, entertaieed their member, Mr. Bancroft,
who was at the bead of the poll, to a dieeer on Thursday.
Oolonel Edwards, Mr. Powell, Led other members of par-
liamsot. were present. Mr. Beecroft Weeded to his two
opponents, wad gated that if 144 out of the 2,945 plumper,
be had received had split their votes with Lord Amberley,
Me. Bain would have Woo /ejected. He was ea this
bad not bee§ done, as he thought it would be ungerierens
to reject an old servant sod s townsman for a stranger.

The Scottish Granite Company, who have sup-
plied from their quarries at Mull the granite for the bees
of the Prince Consort Memorial io Hydeperk, have ac-
quired by purchase the Glasgow Omit* Works.
A letter from Bps says the Duke and Duchess
d'Aamale sr* living Mire very quietly.

Pam:ust]
SUNDAY. 011 Meatus
W. to N. sett back, comas.
fresh. squally, show-
ers to places.
As above.

MONDAY.
W. to N . fresh to mo-
deraiksome showers.

Wirsrana. W.S.W. to N.N.W.,
treeb to moderate.
N.N.W. to W.S.W., Suurnme. Westerly to N. and In
fresh. squally. tome- places to N. E., freak
dente, showers In fine generally.
some placm, but fine
gene,ally.
As next above. ZAMILe. As next above.
Northern =mcottand. Western intend. Wales, sad ed,s.
reaseles. liontltera =ingtieb Channel and Bay a Biscay.
lastere.Latatarit inedind and North Ilea.

M.. Bouchet, one of the principal founders of
the French Jockey Mb, and a geatkerin well known in
Parisian snekty, is demi.

A lady oorrespo ndeat of the Hero York Home
Journal, writing from Newport. asyr, "we shall be ea the
lookout for your pet Ides (which ie &slag "cued) of ladies
&Hag astride."

The Grand Indian Peninsula Railway bave with-
draws their advertisement offering 600,0001. debestarmi,
senagarasats barbs( bees come to by which they ars all
&wad.