The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-15 00:00:00

Cbt Coun.

BI7CHINGHAM PALACE, Mance 11.
Princess Louise, attended by Lady Caroline
Barrington and °Diesel the 800. A. Harding', dined with
the Prises and Princess of Wales, at Mariboroogh-bouse
last evening, and afterwards went with their Boyal High-
alert to the Adslpbi Theatre.
The Queen drove out this moraieg, attended by the
Darken of BoxburgLe Lotd Alfred Paget, sad Colonel the
Hoe. A. Hardiaae, and visited the Hospital for Cossanip-
lion at Brentptoa.
Her Majesty, atteaded by the Conntem of Gainsborongh
sad Colossi the Hos. A. Harding., afterwards visited the
Prince and Primer of Wales at Marlborough-house, sad
remised to luncheon.
Princes. Helena and Princes' Louise went to the British
Museum, attended by Lady Caroline Barrington and the
Dna of Windsor, and afterwards took laneheort with the
Prism aid Princess of Wales, at Marlborough-home.
Her Majesty, accompanied by Prince's Helena, drove out
is the afternoon, and visited the Dowager Countess of
Jersey, at her residence, in Berkeley-ware.
Her Majesty also visited the Duellers ti Ct7Ltricige, at
Bt. James's Palace.
The MOD. Flora Macdonald and Lord Alfred Paget were
la attendance.
Earl Russell had an audience of the Queen, and intro-
duced Sir Rutherford AAeock to her Majesty.
The Countess of Gainsborough has auceeeded the
Das:bees of Roxburghe as the Lady-in-Waiting, and the
Earl of Caithness end Lieutesant-Colonel F. Cavendish
have succeeded Lord Talbot de MAW& and Sir W. Haste,
Bart., R.N., as the Lord and Groom in Waiting to her
Majesty.

MARLBOROUGH-HOUSE, TUESDAY.
The Prince of Wales rode on horseback this morning,
attended by Lieutenant-001°pol KeppeL
The Princess of Wales took a carriage drive, accompanied
by Princes Louise.
The Prises of Wass went to the House of Lord, in the
al tersooe.

The Prince aed Princess of Weise bad a dinner party in
the evening. The company included Princess Helena, hia
Excellency the Russian Ambassador sod Baron Bmow,
Fieeld•Marshal Prince Bariatiaaky, the Duke sad Dothan' of
Sutherland, the Marquis and Marchioness of Carmarthen,
Viscount and Viscountess Bury, the Biabop of Oared, Sir
Robert and Lady Emily Peel, the Right Hon. E. and Mts.
Cardwell, Sir Rutherford Aloock, Mr. Oliphant, Mr. Fisher
Lady Caroline Barrington and Colonel the Hon. A. Har!
dings (in attendance upon Princess Helene), the Hoe. Mrs.
Brace, Lieut.-Gen. Enoßye, and Lient.•CoL KappsL

A deputation, consisting of Lord Colville, Colonel Packs,
M.P., Mr. Egerton, M.P., Mr. Astell, M.P., Mr. Watkins,
M.P., Colonel Buncombe, Mr. Faber, Mr. Clarks. Mr,
Leech, and Mr. Oakley, bad an interview with the Right
Hoe. T. Mileer Giblets, at the office of the Board of Trade
yesterday, on this subject of the Lancashire, Yorkshire, and
Great Eastern Junction Bill, and the crossing of the Trent
above Gainaborough.

The Judicial Committee of ►he Privy Council oat yester-
day. Present—Lord Rioiredown, the Master of the Rolls,
and Sir Edward V. Williams.

~Despatches Were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Governors of the North Americus Provinces.

Her Royal Highness the Princess Beatrice,
attended by Colonel the Hos. Sir Charles Phipps, Lady
Barrington, and suite, honoured the Olympic Theatre last
evening, to witness the performance of Settling Day.
The Duchess (Dowager) of Sutherland has been
confined for some days past by slight indisposition, and in
consequence was prevented paying her respects to her
Majesty on Monday last at Ituelringham Palace.
The Earl and Countess Spencer have left town
for their seat in Northaroptoeshirefor fora few days.

The Earl and Countess of Carnarvon are ex-
pee'ed to retina fro. their tour in Italy towards the end of
the ensuing month. His lordship's health has been mate-
rially improved by his residence in a warm climate during
the winter. _ .

The Earl and Countess Russell received a select
par'y at dinner yeatirday evening at their residence in
Chesham•p'aee. . . . . .

A marriage is arranged to take place between
Mr. Swinton, the artist, and the Hos. Mum do Roe, daughter
of Lor 1 de Rae. _

The Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia have
gone for a visit to the Baltic seaport of Stettin. The
Crown Priam has promised to open the Industrial Exhibi-
tion in that town on the 12th of May. Oa the 15th of May
the prince will open the International Exhibition in the
city of C 1 In..
It is rumoured that King Wilhelm and his pre-
mier, Herr von Bismarck, intend to make a grand tour
together through Sleewig and Holstein in the course of the
spring.
On the 27th of March the subject of discussion of
the Royal Geographical Society will be "North Polar En-
placation." _ .

A letter from Rome of the 7th says :—" General
Waal's° is MU' here, sod attracts ranch attention. Last
night Mrs. Storey, whose (met the general is, bad a large
dinner party; in the evening there wee • reception, at I
which • large number of Americans, English, and Romans,
embracing all of any rank or consideration, were present.
General IrClelleti, who is • man of pleasing, gentlemanly,
and unassuming manners, has created a decidedly agreeable
impression here. He remains about ten days longer, and
than gees on to Naples."
FAISHIONWILN Agawam !—His Highness Prince
Egos of Tanis, his Highs.= Priam Ferdinand Minsky, his
Waimea Prism Emil Vandenberg. sad hie Rieman Prince
Treatinanadorff have returned to Claridge's Hotel from
Leamington. —Port.