The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-20 00:00:00

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OSBORNE, JAIL 19.
The Queen and Primrose Helens drove out
yesterday, Weeded by Oelsael Passerby ; sod Primness
Learn En drove oat.
Mr. sad En. A. Wlssa had Use beam of reeding a
seleoliaa of poetry, including sooner from the Merchant of
Mice sad As You Like It, in the mains, beton her
Majesty, the Royal Family, sad the bass aad gentlemen
al the souk

The Priam sad Prisms of Wake. with Prins Albert
Victor, arrived at Muthorough•home from Sandringham
yesterday afternoon.
Is aitendmies were the Counters of Morton, Lieutenant.
General Handlys, and Captain Grey.

• Cabinet Connell was held yesterday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the 'Trasury
in Downing-street. The ministers present were—
Visoount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Karl
Granville, the Duke of AAP'', Sir George
Karl Russell, the Right Ron. Rdwatdwe
Bari de Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor
of the 2:chequer, the Duke of Somerset, the
Right Roo. T. Mince Gibson, Lord Stanley of
Ak.ley, the Earl of Clarendon, and the Right
Hon. 0. P. Villiers.

Viseeest sad Vi.eovM.s Rainwear:a have arrived at

frau Braminaads, lh.ts.

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Diegnielles were received yesterday at the Oolanial-aelat
hate the Gammon al ►he Australian oolanies, Ceilne,
Haag Kong, Lame, and Malts. Despatches were sent to
the GOVOIDOIN et Gibraltar, Malta, the Mauritius, Ceylon,
Hoeg Hang. Liman, the Australian reorder, the Ceps al
Grad Hem Natal, and Gana&

Calmar Conmen..—Summonses were issued last
eves* for a ablest noosed to be held this alteroooe at
2 deism*, at the first Lord of the Treasury's oMcial resideaoe
in Downing-street.
We believe her Majesty will not open parliament
is pesos, as stated by a weekly contemporary.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales (at-
tsbaell by tilt A. Paget and Mr. Carrington) honoured the
Strand Theatre with bit presence last 'veiling.
Her Royal Highness tho Duchea of Cambridge,
&needed by Lady Geraldine Somerset and Oelosel Boma
Paver, arrived at Yew yesterday idlovaros from &od-
dness's.
The Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart. M.P.,
arrived at his resident*, Beigravasqesso, on W:doesday
sight, from Hiokletos Hall, Yorkshire.
The Earl and Countess of Derby will leave
Ssewsley Park, Lasiesehlre, the first week in the owning
meads for their tows mildews in St. Janteee-equare. The
Earl of Derby le la exec lent health, having noised his
strength from hie meat Moms.
Earl Spencer, Lord Suffield, and the lion. T. de
Grey left Sendringham on Wednesday, on conoluding their
visit to the Prim* sod Primer of Wales.
His Highness the Maharajah Dhuleep Singh,
meempaaied by the Maharanee, has left Elrod's, Norfolk,
for Egypt. Hie highness is expected to per the whiter
is the East.

The two remaining unsold lots of the Barren
Mat's, la tkii empty Clare, bare been garehmed by
private sole by Mr. William Lane Joynt, agent to Lord
Annaly, for 11,0001. Thus the noble lord has became the
owner of all the Barron estate of Mr. John L. Kerma. The
noble lord is also the owner of the Duke of Buckingham's
estate at Itallythughan, Mr. Berton Bindon's at Curren:lie
(cm which are the famous oyster-beds), Mr. John B. flerat's
at New Quay, Bic Bag% Dillon Massy's Broadford estate,
aid Mr. Joh° Wethospes at Kilkeryse. Three represent,
sea whole, one of the largest territorial possessiom in the
hands of any peer or casimosior to Clara

FOUNDERING OF THE STEAMER COLUM•
MAN. AND U OF THIRTY-FOUR LIVER

LrigERPOOL, THURSDAY,

The calamitous effects of the late gale still con-
tinue to be received in this port, and today we have to add
another to the already long list of disasters at see. By the
receipt of a telegram from Brest, we leers that the
splendid sorewatteerner Columbian, which sailed from the
Mersey oe the 11th of the present mouth, foundered at see
daring the height of the late terrific tempest, and that out
of a cum of 36 men, all told, may three have been saved.
The number of people actually lost is 34, as in addition ,to
her crew the Columbian had one cable pamenger on board,
who unfortesetely gland the sad fate of the majority.
The Columbian. which was a new meg, was
owned is this port by the West India and Pacific
Steam Navigation Company, and this wee her first voyage
out to the West Indies, as able only left the
hands of her builders on the Clyde a few weeks
Uncial She wee 731 toes burgeon, sad when
she left the Heresy was commanded by Captain Ben-
nett, a gentleman well known in the West India sad Nei&
brads. Her Ant port of all would have been St. Thomas,
fr. in 'kenos she would have gone on to the other West
India poets The only paseuger on board wee Mr. J.
Hamilton, jun., who was going out to Panama, as the
agent of the Panama Railroad Company. He was well
hums in Liverpool as s gentleman of high commercial
'feeding. The Columbian was of 80-hoses power. She was
120 miles out of bee course, and it is supposed that she
was putting back at the time she foundered,and got pooped.
The steamer was fully insured.

.-(T/118 DAY.)
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