The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-09 00:00:00

fp. Court.

OSBORNE, Aram &
Her Majesty, accompanied by Princess Woe,
drove oat yesterday afternoon.
Lad Allied Papt attended as boneback.

The Lord Meyer. Mr. Mammas Wilma, and the City
Recoembranere bed as interview with Secretary Sir George
Grey yestsmisy, tl this HINIMACO.
The CommliAse on Mineatien of her Maleity'e moot
Honourable Privy Orman bead a meeting yeetwasy, et ibe
OfteciLeMee. Preesot The Lord Preskient, the Dubs of
Argyll, Earl Howell, the Doke of Newcastle, Sir G. O.
Lewis, the Obeasellor of the Exchequer, Sir George Grey,
and the Vior.PresideoL
The Lord Chancellor will receive the judges, Queen's
eounerl, Ike., at his lordship's reeidenee,SL Belgrave-square,
on Tasiday end, the ant day ei liarAat Term, at 12 o'clock.
Despatches were received yesterday at the ColooiaLeflice
from the Governors of the Bahamas, Cued., New Bruns-
wick, and Heligoland. Despatcher were seat to the Geyer
nor of the lalklaad Islands, sod to the Lord High Commie.
dozier of the lonian Use&

The Marquis Camden and the Ladies Pratt line
WI Grosvenor-Name for Wilderness Park, Sevouoakl, for

ths holkimi.

The Earl of Derby continues to improve in
health.

The Earl Cowper and the Hon. Henry Cowper
have arrived hi town trees a tear on the Covitieeet.

The Earl and Countess of Erne arrived at the'!
resideoce is Eaton-square a few days sines, from their mat
in Ireland.

The Earl of Verulam has arrived at Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeleyuquare, from Bournemouth.
The Earl and Countess of Bective have left
Grafton-street, for Underlay Hall, Westmoreland.

The Earl and Countess Russell will leave town
to-morrow for Pembroke Lodp, Ric/soloed Park, for the
&AK ream

The Karl and Countess of Stamford and Warring-
ton hen aerated in Rill-street from his lordship's rest,
Bradjate Park•

Lord and Lady Clunoye and the Hon. Mimes
&mar lam lowa on Saturday for Stour Park, Oxford.
shim, for • fry melon . .

Lord and Lady Chesham have arrived at the'•
residuum is Oransssesgaare, from Lutimers, Bucks, for

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Lord aad Lady Readieehem have arrived. at the
Clerendon BOA

Lord a©d Lady &treys have arrived in town.
Lady Catalina Itanday manias at Brightoo.

M. Chain d'lnteinge, Procureur.G6uiral pridi
Coer Impfreak, has arrived at the Clarendon Hotel free
Perla

The: imperial yacht Heine Hortense has gone
into the careening dock at Toulon, being about to convey
the Duke of Hantillea to Corsica.

The Board of Admiralty, composed of the Duke
of Boman* Vic*Admiral the Hoe. Sir F. W. Grey,
Cspt. Charles Frederick, Capt. the Flom J. R.
Drummond, C. 8., and Rear• Admiral Lord names Papa,
C. 8., the secretary, want yesterday morning to waxier
some experiment& with large gam at Shoal:ramose

The new naval prison at Lewes was opened for
the reception of prisoners on Monday. The first instalnieet
received was $ batch of seven seamen from Portsmouth,
umdar sestamose of court-inertia.
It is now stated that the "Prince Albert Memo-
tsar will not take the form of a monolith. The hugs
cutting frees the granite rocks of Mull is found to be of in-
sufficient diameter, sad it has been determined to execute
a composite work of art in its place. Some fire-sad•tweet7
thousand pounds which would have been spent on the
'remit Moat of this hey stone is thus envoi, to be more
worthily expended we the memorial, its treatment, and

111K440011/2111 0;11•111111ailL Ailment tbire is acoordingly a
coneadtation y the comnitess, and both investigation into
and disoneston regointing the exact shape and character

the seseseriaL

Mr. Mon* who has owe-half of the refresh-
met deparemeet d the Istensteenal Exhibitin hee
received upwards Cl 3,003 appileatiens from yonag woos
wishing to be inpared as waitrons& It is sad to thin Cl
the many rehmals which most seeemerily be made ens In
this hrsimis of the Exhibition. The ia which nosy el
the sponalieso ere wrings, and the enlegistie seemeter Cl
the recommendation, ere is sway iasomeo lends Cl the
kind.

At the Clara° Quarter Sessions on Saturday, a
undied gamin was sued by a labourer for 11., a fee
shaqpid by Ma for a certillasta es to tie elate of had* of
the *Wire son, then a prisoner in the county gaol, and
whom be wes attecntiog in his capacity of diapeneary phy-
sings& The eertinoste was required to support en applica-
tion tee millgetiou of puseasseet, and the plaintiff con-
tended Art the doctor should have given it without fee, as
part et lde erinary duty. The defendant proved that It was
the prelessienal practice to charge a fee in such caws, and
the Demi desided in his favor-.

The Proves of Lyons states that an engineer
has put dissented a Celtic hark sank in the mod in the
Upper Mont whisk is supposed to have remained
there, in a bed of and sad gravel, for several erturies•
The bark I at a mask pins at ember, hollowed est like
an Indian mass. It assesures 27 fest is length and eight
in breadth. The wood of which it is composed is
aresplately petrified. This curious vestige of the nevi-
plies of the Allobroges le to be placed in the MINIM
Lyons, where it will be conveyed on one of tie sane
which descend the Rhone from Savoy. _ _

The acquittal of K Martin; Bernard, editor of
the reeved, &armed of having "practised moo:ewes sad
eatertaised Mistime abroad, with a view to disturb the
pahlie pose tad excite the people agaiost the governmelt
of the Emperor." is mainly due to the eloquent defence of ➢I.
Xassesausil Arego. Replying to the assertion of the public
prossetiter that Martin Bernard was the friend of Ledm
Rollin, the head of the revolutiossey committee of London,
M. Arago ezelainied—" Yee, certainly, he is the fried of
my friend Led= Rollin. Yea, I meow in his name, and I
proclaim in my name, that friendship he is reproached
with-16i friendship which I deem an honour! Is it
may, parelwase, to dissimulate that which we feel
he ear hearts, oar intimate mailman, mad thoughts, in
order to defiled ourselves before the magistrate, whose
duty it is to reader justice? No ; assuredly no ! Martin
&wand would not accept au acquittal at such a price ; and
I WORM timbal, been &Wised the honour of defending
him, if I had sOs beset tint I mkt speak openly at the
bar of law sad juslise."