The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-21 00:00:00

no Court.

OSBORNE, Fza. 20.
Earl Granville arrived yesterday afternoon, and
had sa &Wino* of her Maiony.

WINDSOR, F. 20.

Yestenlay afternoon the Princess Alice arrived
at New Lodge, Windsor Great Park, the seat of Bane Vaa
de Weyer, her royal highness having travelled by the
South Wasters Railway to the Ascot-heath St tics, arm
Virginia Water, where she wan met by see of tbe royal
carriages, which conveyed her to the reamed the Belgian
minister. The constant devotional attendance of this
amiable Princess on her illustrious parent under her severe
affliction had rendered this change neeinsary to the re-
establishment of her health. Her royal higheer will re-
main at New Lodge, orraitiosally visiting Frogmore,
luta the arrival of her Majesty at Windsor
Castle, with the Princess Royal, Primer of Prussia,
and the junior members of the royal family, who,
according to the present arrangement, will leave Osborne
on Friday, the 7th proximo. The Queen will make but
a short stay at Windsor on this crouton. Her Majesty's
annual visit to Balmoral will be much earlier this year
than heretofore.

Whether her Majesty, on leaviog Wiodsor, will go to
Buckingham Palace or return to Osborne is not yet finally
determined.

Baron Van de Weyer has just forwankd to Mr. Cops-
had. of WMamt. an additional subscription of 201. to-
wards the erection of a local memorial to the late Prince
Consort, which the inhabitant' are anxious to carry out,
in addition to the sum of 5011/. already subscribed in this
neighbourhood to the national testimonial.

A deputation from the Association of Chambers of Com.
meree had en interview with Earl Russell yesterday on the
subj.. et of Treaties with Foreign Powers.
Mr. Williams Fisher, of British Columbia, acoompaeied
by Mr. Minima, Kr., Mr. C. Terser, Kr., Mr. W. &
Lindsay, M.P., Mr. Brumley Moms, M.P., Mr. Laird, M.P.,
sad Mr. Thos. /34. lees, Lad an interview with the Duke of
Newcastle, at the Colonial-office, yesterday, on business
cassected with the colony.
A deputation from the Association of Chambers of
Commerce had an interview with the Right Hoe. T. Milner
Gibson, President, and the Right lion. W. Hutt, Vice-
resilient of the Board of Trade, yesterday, on the subject
of registration of partnerships.

The Earl of Roden has arrived at the Clarendon
Hotel.

The Duke and Duchesa of Roxburgh° and Lady
Charlotte loose bar have returned to the Clarendon Hotel,
train Brighton.

The Duke of Rutland is entertaining a select
party at Belyoir Castle.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde
leave arrived at their residence in Stratton street, from
leaked.

The Marquis of Hartiugton, M.P., leaves Melton
Mowbray to-day, oa a ♦isit to the Duke of Rutland, at
Bayou. Castle.

The Earl and Countess of Behnore arrived at
the Pavilion Hotel, Folkestone, from the Continent, on
Wednesday, and left for town the following day.
Thu Earl and Couutess of Taukerville have
mired at Claridge's Hotel from Heron Court, Christ•
thumb.

The Earl of Moruington arrived at the Pavilion
fetal, Folkestaue, on Wedceaday.

Viveount Bangor lies arrived at Claridge's Hotel
tram Brightoa.

The Bishop of London entertained at dinner, at
Loudon House, St. Jamees-aptare, on Wednesday evening
last, the President, Deans, Assistants, Librarian, Rod Fel-
lows of Sion College; the Rev. Dr. Magee, formerly of
Quebec Chapel, Portmsnequare (now rector of Enniskillen);
and a few leading persona being invited to meet them.
Lord and Lady Ly veden arrived at their resi-
dence in Sevi'le-row, a few days since, from Farming Woods,
Northamptonshire, for the season.

Colonel White, the Irish Lord of the Treasury,
has published his address to the electors of the county
Loagford. He states that he has not taken office without
the approval of numbers of the most influential electors M
the county, and that he is " unfettered by any pledges
whatever." Wearable of departing from the principles of
his family, he declares that he will nee the opportunities
which his office affords "to promote the material and
social improvement of Ireland," and on the important
questions of " education and the amendment of the poor
law" his votes will be given in accordance odli the spin•
toes of this constituency. "By these votes," he says, " I
ask to be judged, resolved to prove that my independence
will in no degree be affected by the duties of my new
position." The Daily Express earnestly urges the Con-
servative gentry of the county to support him in the event
cd a contest.

Mr. and Mrs. Wigan commenced an engagement
at the Theatre Royal, Dublin, on Monday, and were most
cordially received. Mr. Toole is also fulfilling an Gapes-
meat in the MUM city, and nightly attracts the frequenters
of the Queen's Theatre by his humour.

The second aubecription ball, under the patron-
age of the Lug and Queen of Prussia and royal family,
took place on Saturday evening at the Opera Homes, and
was more crowded than the first, which was held a few days
since. The splendour and the tasteful arrangements of the
solic sad the elegance and &hoes, of the toilets were
much admired. Their Majesties arrived about 9 o'clock,
accompanied by all the princes and princesses of the royal
family then in Beale, with the exception of the Crown
Prince, and took their sesta is the proscenium, box, whence
shortly afterwards they made their first tour of the em-
ptily. His Majesty, who wore the uniform of bis Cultist.
err Regiment, domed Ent with the Prince.. Charles, end
the with the Prises.. Frederic Charles.

Tee COITZT-MAILTIAL ON CAPTAIN ROBIRTRON,
ten DRAGOON GUABINI.—Dt ALiN, TIicRADAT.- -The court
assembled to-day. The defenes of Captain Robertson w
submitted to the court, sod the proosediap were adicianied.