The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-29 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 29, 1856.

whippers, praying 'bat Ow law about to aspire Right be re-
newed.

, Tee hold* then wept late eetemittee.
After the CICAIIMAN had reported ,
84 B. HALL brought up the hBl, *kith was reed a
Ant time.
The other ordered the day were then disposed of, and
the hoses adjourned at Are minutes past 19.

gbe Court.

The Queen held a Privy Cannon at three o'clock
'Washy ottoman, at Rockingham Palma It was a-
head by she Prams Cason, Bari Oranvilla Lord Pra-
ndial; Sari of Harrooby, Lord Privy ; Visonat
Palmerston, First Lord of the Treasury; Bir Harp Gay,
Smeary of Sato fir the Home Departmeat; Bari of
Clarendon, &cram, of Beats for Foreign Again; Lord
Pantnure, Searetaq of Mote for War; Sir Charles Wood,
Pint Lord of the Admiralty ; the Right Hon. R. Vernon
Smith, President of the Board of Control; Lord Stanley
of Alderley, President of the Bard of Trade ; Earl Spacer, I
Lord Steward ; Marquis of Breadalbas, Lord Chamber-
lain ; and the Duke of Wellingtoo, Master of the Horse.
At the Council, proelaiastions wore Massed sanounciag
the Peace, and appoistlag Sunday, this 4th of May, as a
day of Thanksgiving.
The Hon. William Bathurst was the Clark of this Council
in Waiting.

The Queen wee emended by Field Minks' Viscount Com.
betaken, Gold Stick in Waiting; Earl of Millirem,
Treasurer of the Household; Lord Ernest Bruce, Vies-
Chamberlain; Lord Weterpark , Loaf in Waiting; and
General S,r Edgard Bowater, Groom in Waiting.
Her Majesty gave audiences to Viscount Palmerton,
Sir George Orey, Earl Granville, and the Earl of Cla-
rendon.

The Duchess of Kent visited her Majesty.
Prince Mime role oa ►orseback in the forenoon, with the
Pries: of Wales and Prince Alfred, attended by Colonel F.
H. Seymour.

Prince Leopold took a dries is as opaa carriage.
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The Qat en sod Priam Albert, secunpanied by the Pan-
e's. Royal, and attended ►y the Marchioness of Sly, the
Hon. Emily Cathcart, Lord Waterpuk, Lord Alfred Paget,
and Colonel F. H. Seymour, honoured the Priaceses
Theatre with their premises I. the evening.

A deputation ea the subjeet of postal steam commasies•
tion with Australia las& as interview with Vissoonnt Palmer.
.ton yesterday. Too deputation oinsisted of the Lord
Mayor, Mr W. C. Wentworth Oats Member of Conned for
the city of Sydney), Sir Wm. MtArthur (late Member of
Council for New Smith Wales), Mr. Edward Hamilton
(ditto), Messrs. John Moore *trey sad John Ward Cole
(tate Members of Conned for Victorie), Messrs. E. Stephens
A. L. Ricer, and F. H. Dances (tete Members of Coated
tor South Australis), sad Mr. James A. You', from Tao-
' menu, and Hos. Secretary to the General Association for
ths!Australitia Colonies.

Mr. Preuly, 13•poty Chalanta of the Board of Inland
Itavosue, had as interview with the Chumllor of iho Es-
choose.
r lostarday, at his offleia mildews, in amain.
streat

liWpatehes fro= the Etleh Conainiotter of the
loauLa blinds were rewired yesterday at the Colosiel
Geo.

sineetiost was bold et the reeidesee of Viesosat Palnar•
otos in Pieeaddly yesterday, which was atteaded by two
bemired sad five atemben of the Homo of Commas.

The " chnrching " of the Empress Eugenie takes
plain to-morrow. Her imprint Msjesty will, it is said,
mak* her fins 'pc aaaaa ce in public, sines her confinement,
on Saturday next, either Odin.
There is a rumour at Rome that in the month of
June next the Emperor and Empress of Austria will visit
the Holy City to take part an • grand lite In honour of the
dogma of the Immaculate Conception.
The Court of Rome is sedulously endeavouriag to
obtain from the government of Testae, a cineordat similar
to that lately granted by Austria.
Count Cavonr'e presence in the Sardinian Cham-
bers is awaited at Tuna with lively impatiens.
' The Grand Duke of Tuscany, who is now at
Naples, purposes visiting the Pope, to consult with his
Holiness en the present prospects of Italian rulers.
Them was a report at Berlin on the 23rd inst. that
the Conseil of War had condemned R. De Rochow to three
yean' imprisonment in a donnas.
It is said that Count Morny will reside at the
Woronsoff Paseo at St. Petersbarg. The count is been
with solicitations tee appaiatments as attaehde.
Le Nord, and other journals in the Russian in-
terest, publish fall details, Irma " special eornspoudeate,"
of theist* naval review at Bpithead.
At &banquet lately given to the Governor• General
of Algeria the inflict of Algiers proposed the tullowing
toast:—. To the arrival of the Emperor, when presence
amongst us will mark a new era in the history of this
country."