The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-30 00:00:00

Vbe Court.

OSBORNE, Nov. 29.
The Queen and Pnnce took their usual early
walk this msming in the grounds of Osborne.
His Rsysl Highness th, Prince of Wahs, the Princess
R ,yal, and the younger members of the Royal Family
walked and rods in the path.
Captain the Hoe. Dailey and Mrs. Pelham are expected
to dins at Osborn' this day.

THE QUEEN DOWAGER.
The Priory, Nov. 29, 1949.
"The Queen Dowager slept fur several hours
during the night. Her Majesty's symptoms remain without
say improvement. DAVID DATUM, M.D."

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke and Duchess of
Cambridge and the ?linens Mary, attended by Baron
Knesebeck, returned to their residence at Kew on Widnes-
day. from Brighton.
Kr. J. H. de Castro, Mr. Robert Smith, and Mr. J.
414hwees, a deputation from the Manchester Commercial
Asseeistion, had an interview with the Chane.llor of ,the
Izchequer yesterday, at his official residuum in Downing-
Sir James Duke, Bart., bad an interview with Sir
George Orey yesterday at the Boma-office.
The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for England bad
a general meeting yesterday at their office in Whitehall-

Sir Thomas Fremantle, Chairman of the Customs,
had as interview on Wednesday with the Chancellor of the
Mr. Birley (Manchester) and Mr. Morley had an
istelview roads,' with Sir George Grey.
Despatches from the Governor of Canada and from
the governors of the other North American colonies were
ressived yesterday at the Colonial-office. Despatches were
also received yesterday at the Colonial-office from the Go-
vernor of West Australia.
Mr. Hodges, M.P., had an interview yesterday with
the Chancellor of the izchequer.

CURIOUS CASE OP BRUCK OF TUB PEACE.—
Three laboeres from Slateford, named Robert Rorsbargb.
Andrew Vein*, and Robert Gilmour were on Friday
plated at the bar of the Sheriff Criminal Court, charged
with having committed a breach of the peace under the
following eircuessances i—About this time last year a
brother of the prisoner Rosburgh married a young woman
in the village of Slateford, where they continued to reside
alter the marriage. The neighbourhood of Slateford was at
that period infested by heeds of Irish navvies, one of whom
ingratiated himself with Horsburgh's wife, and at length
sweeeded In indecing her to leave her husband. The guilty
sir fled to Liviwp where they lived together as man and
wife for several lis; bat the Irishman soon completed
hie infamy by aboodeothe the woman whoa he had seduced.
Left homeless and ees she repented, and as a last re-
SOWN she determised to stern to her husband. She accord-
inal returned to Ilietethed, where sin arrived about the
of this meth, and was allectiostely received.
But her conduct, as may well be soppeesd, had highly in-
sensed the villages, wits weiereineed mush a pitch of hair
Mike on her sutra that they bursa her effigy Sate pullo
test, after having paraded it through the viller,=•-
nith by math sad terehes. This pessedisp a
add of agitation rime the sere ressetaide ef the
m, end as the evenieg missed the comanst ef the
ma hems so violist that the police were obliged to labs
gds. They apprehended the three men whose sass are
glees above, and who appeared to be the ringlesd and
es
Friday the primes were hued guay_ef •Steeek ers; of the
pease. Hoesburgh was demised, bat repaid to Witch
art Gasser, whetted sot the SUM ems kr their seduet,
the Sheriff lined them Ts 6d. eesh.—Ctsisdestian Mercury.
SHEEP STSALIIIO.—On Sunday sconing last, be-
tween the hours time and three o'clock , there ware three
sheep, the prwty of Thomas Iltaddert,Eaq Mod
sad Ouri•l away off the lands of Bunratty, with the en-
Ewa( the skins sad heads, sad on repst to Onslathe
of the Burst, station, he, with his piety, so-
is the bosses of two notorious altareseses. nerd
Zeiss and Wthelana, living in the viliaity of 7:=2;
sad, at the end of lim house of the lath the
head a cave in the wawa, end a buffs Mk end a
Lige beg ia it, eathieW nearly the eathe messes of
two sheep, the seat Ides wars The pekes arrested bar
panne kola be the hens at the lime. The eselabie sad
eon, west fees domes in a beet eke. As amass to
Imes Want um. sermled Thome sod Patriots Maim"
mneodhaders, sod owners ef the hoes when the
eets wesimmee—Listiarick Chronic*.

FATAL ATTRAT BETITILIN POACHIIII AND GANN-
ILWII9.—BasI7 on Tuesday raoralas a fatal e &Woe teak
pima* la Alderaeperood, sear earths, the poverty of sad
pawns' by J. IL ',matt Bet, between the kaput of that
rirsad a gang et ylO/1, metal el when nide
agsa litea, Charm It akman that the poem were
wit W the kaepen la the weekt sad
iitsulalellk Pion
wttea sae of the Swat., seated Gan* . • ad" Mg
elesterer. living fa Ilowilwee, wee eke: is the tower part of
the Aar:tows, sad Merl along famailiaol;•_Thre lb*
peaaliq party, Joha Kosher (trolher_ we ),web.
Jetta swortk, sad Jamb Cletwortil Orligher.). wk.
I dee lire la Booslttos, wore tam late woody 5005
awl roamed to taw locimip at Tatisalsil. It io
that several of die partite were Maid k the
°Maw Oared.