The Express.
London, England, 1865-04-12 00:00:00

WINDSOR CASTLE. APRIL 11.

The Queen, with Princess Beatrice, drove in the
Great park yesterday afternoon, attended by the \ leoonn-
tare Joodyo, and walked and drove in the grounds this
morning, aooompsnied by Prisons Louise, and attended by
the Son. Caroline Cavendish. . .

The Kiog at the Belgians walked oat yesterday.
Primer Helms drove out yesterday afternooo, attended
by Lady Caroline Barrington, and rode in the Home•park
this morning.
Prism Leopold and Prisms Beatrios went out in the
grounds.
Her Majesty ho cored Mr. Thud with a sitting for the
new coinage of Hoeg Koeg.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-okm
from the Goveroon of the North American provisos'.
Despatches were mat to the Governors of Gibraltar sod
Malta.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Bristol are
expected to leave Pan the week after next for Paris, ou
their way home for the semis.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Hastings have
arrived at As St. Game, Hotel.

The Earl and Countess Grey are expected home
about the hitter dad el next month from a soar in Italy.

The Earl Cowper is expected to take his depar-
ture early in the ensuing week no his mission to Copan-
Mira to preleat the Order of the Garter to his Majesty
the King of Denmark.
Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston are ex-
pected to lease town today for Brackett Hall, Herts.
The Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer
sad Mr.. and Mir Gladstone are paring the noses in town.
Sir Robert and Lady Peel have arrived at the
Hotel Bristol from Leaden on their way to Goners. His
Eroalleacy Abro Effendi has alighted with a numerous
suite at the same hotel from Coastanthtople.

The company now staying at Brighton, include
the Earl and Comities of Stanhope, Lord sod Lady Chelms-
ford, Coastess Appoeyi , Sir R. Collier, M.P., Lady Col-
lier mad ; Sir Stafford Northoote, M.P. ; Lord
Milton, Sir F. Bathurst, Mr. Warrior, M.P. ; Sir Charles
Looock sod Lady Lowish, &a

On Friday last Sophia Smith, widow of Horace
Smith. the celebrated anther of " Semliki-ye House," died
at her residence in Careadish-plaos, Brightee, at the age
of 75.

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The nomination day at Rochdale is fixed for
to-morrow (Thursday), and it is expected that Yr. John
Bright will second the nomination of Mr. Potter. The
polling is fixed for Saturday next.
Captain Pegrim, the commander of the Nash-
ville. the grit Confederate endear which creased the At-
lantic, left Southampton a few days sines for the Confede-
rate States.

The annual meeting of the North Hants Agricul-
tural Society will be held at Winchester on the Lt of June
next.

Fortnum-orrice, MARCH 28.—The Queen has
been gracioosly pleased to appoint Sir Rutherford Alcoa,
H.C. 8., sow her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minis-
ter Plenipotentiary and Consol-General in Japan, to be her
Majesty's envoy extraordinary ad minister plenipotentiary
and also chief superintendent of British trade in China.
The Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint Sir
Harry Smith Parkes, H.C.R, now her Majesty's mead at
Shanghai, to be her Majesty's envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary and ocosul-`seem in Japan. The
Queen has also been graciously pleased to appoint Charles
Alexander Winchester, Esq., Dow her Majesty's consul at
Kanagaws, to be bet Majm_ty's consul at 13hangbai.—Gazette.
BANQUET TO THE Naomi. TATTERSALL—Lot
evening a complimentary dinner was gives at Willies
Rooms, King-street, St. James's, by the noblemen and
gentlemen connected with the English turf, in hamar of
Messrs. Richard and Edmund Tattersall, on the occasion
of their removal from the well-known "Corner" at the top
of Grosvenor-place, where their world.famons firm has
carried on business for the lad 100 years, to their new and
spacious premises sear Albert-gate, the opening of which
was noticed in our columns of yesterday. The manner in
which Tattersell's has been conducted by four generations
of the same family has bees such as to earn the respect of
all who are intereeted in the favourite national sports
of horse racing and hunting ; and it was thought to be
only due to the present representatives of the firm that
its change of locality on the completion of a century
of its history should be marked by some token of pobhe
recognition. Hence the sumptuous and nomermsly at-
tended banquet of last evening. The chair was occupied by
Admiral Eons, President of the Jockey Club, who was sup-
ported by the Duke of Beaufort, the Earl of Shrewsbury,
Lord Bateman, Mr. George Payne, Mr. Pedwiek, and may
Judith memben of the sporting world. Covers were laid
for about 250 gentlemen. The room presented a very bril-
liant spectacle, which was greatly enhanced by a roagethosot
display of cops, vases, and groups in silver illustrating the
different styles of racing plate manufactured since the year
1770 down to the present About 80 of these
splendid trophies, won at Goodwood, Dosimeter, and
other plum, and representing an aggregate value of nearly
20,000 f., had been lent for the occasion by their owners.
The collection wee brought together with much pains from
all parts of the kindest by Mr. 0. P. Hancock, of Bruton-
street, Boa-street, sad was impeded with moth interest
by the goads before the costrosaoseesst of tits
Among the contributes of prisssups, vases, troP., wrece:rdet.t
Duke of Newcastle, the Doke of Beaufort, the Duke of Bt.
Althea. Colossi Townley, the Earl of Zatland, Mr. Henry
Padwiek, Mr. Jason Herrf,21":1101001 Mr. W. H.
Eaton. Mr. T. Drake, Viscount St. Vinceat, Vieeount Off-
den, Mr. W. G. Cram, Baron M. Rothschild, the Earl of
Asassloy, 114 T. Fur, sad Ow &sal of Uxbridge.

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EanternmEadward England and North Sea.

WarranAm, APRIL & —The Queen has been
pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the great
seal appointing General Sir John Fox Burgoyne, Bart,
G.C.8., to be constable of the Tower of London, in the
room of Field-Marshal Stapleton, Viscount Coinbermere,
deceased. The Queen bail also been pleased to direct letters
patent to be passed under the great seal appointing General
Sir John Fox Burgoyne, But., G.C.8., to be hentenant
aed mates rotulorum of the ,Tower Hamlets, in the room
of Field-Marshal Stapleton, Viscount Combermere, de•
acrd.—Gaseste.
LORD CILLIIIIKELAIIe&OFTICIL APRIL s.—Notice
is hereby given that his Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales will, by commend of the Queen, hold a levee at St.
James's Palace, on babel( of her Majesty, on Saturday, the
20th of May next. It is the Queen's pleasure that pre-
esetaticias to his Royal Highness at this levee shall be con-
sidered ea equivalent to presentations to her Majeety.—
Gazette.

LANDSLIP IN ITALY.—The Italia of Naples speaks
of a terrible landslip. It says : "The commune of Boone-
sotto, in the Upper Abram. is hourly menaced with utter
destruction. Our correspondent states that the ma•ufac.
taint have .lreedy bees overthrown, and that 64 more are
threatened with ruin. The inhabitants have fled in roe-
stematiou to the neighbouring villages. The cause of thin
disaster is • sudden depression of the soil. Meanwhile •
number of civil engineers ha►e hastened to the spot, sod
measures are io the cause of adoption to prevent still
greater disasters."
Tea BLOCNADN RUNNERS. —By the Africa we
ham intelligence vii Bootee of the followieg eapturee, coa-
-1 mneiciated to Washington by Admiral Thatcher, in men.
viand of the West Gulf blockading aqaadron :—The ateeram
Madkle, with an assorted cargo; the 'chooser Ben Willis,
with 176 bales cotton ; the " homier Louisiana, with an
asserted cargo (bat subeequestly destroyed) ; the whoops"
Anse Dale, with a mega of Gatos ; sad the schooose
Echo, with an assorted cargo. On the 17th boats from the
United State. stamen Brioville and Primes, Royal cat
oat of Galveston heaver the schooner Pet, with 256 bales
of cotton on board, making the sixth prize during the week.
Five Memnon attempted to ma into Oalveston—the Will.
o'-tka-Wisp, the Arcadia, the Omni* the Wzwei, and the
Last, of which tits two first were captered and deetroyedi
w►ie the three latter only got is, with the aseistarme of a
Confederate vessel. and seriously damaged. The Dram,
the gems, the Druid end Virginia us all reported at
Halifax, from Haman. The steamer Owl left Havana an
the 22nd alt., tot Maiterimais. with Oaggsgs

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COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. • ,
(Beton Mr. Registrar Window ma Cosiimissioser.)
a /I DAVIDIIOIII AID 410111DOIL
This was an old bankruptcy. The bankrupts were "denial
beaters. of Ifineieg-laae. The me naiad seats Interest
at the time. The failure was for upwards of 440,0001.
ea whisk so dividend has bon paid, sad the
of the bankrupts in almond* fries the sd%dirallos
was such as to lead to • arintheal prossouties. was a
Atlas for dividend nester the separate agate of Davidson.
It was reported that there was 2,3681. is hand, which will
Meld a fair dividend. The anionat will be shortly adver-