The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-09 00:00:00

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OSHOB.NS, FOX S.
Her Majesty went out yesterday morning, and
grata i• the stasrame.
TIM Priam' Hans, attended by the Has. Soar
Woeilea, rade oa hone**.
Tile Prisms Louise drove oat.
The Coact sad °suet= of Paris, sad Priam Edward of
, San Weimar, arrived at Osborne ea a visit be her Majesty.

The Prisms sad Primers of Wales weal eat driving yester-
day, sad visited the Duchess of Inmates at Kensington-
palms.
In the eroding the Priam and biomes of Wm. attended
by the lice. Yrs. Starer mad Major Tanis* dated with
the Duchess of Chnibridg• at Bt. Jewiesh-palses.
The Judicial Committee of the Privy Cenral at yester-
day. Present Lord Chelmsford sad the Lords Jostles@
&alert Brass sal Terser.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-Mhos
Lam the Ooveroar of Malls.

His Royal Highness the Field-Marshal Com-
mandng Is-Chief will bold a levee at 1 o'clock on Webs,.

day, tba 15th hest.
The Earl of Derby had a parliamentary dinner
yesterday iiirssioa, at ►i meidessr in St. Jamehaquare.
Than were primesot—Land Claud Hamilton, Lad Basteigh,
Viscount lapetus, Lord Courtimay, Lord Nam, the Right
Hoe. Mr B. B. Lytton, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli, the
Right Hoe. Game& Osoil Weld Parader. Hop. Hasty
Has. Chad's Heel, Sir William Watkins Wyss.
Sir Jam Elphinetons, Sir Fitzroy Kelly, Colossi Edwards,
Mr. B. Caresses. Mr. Beerroft, Yr. N. Start, Mr. Cave,
Mr. Turner, Mr. Seism Mr. 0. Margin, Mr. Legit, ita.
The Count and Countess de Paris left Radley's
Hotel, Southampton, for Osborne, on Monday dimmers.
Frances Counter. Waldegrave held her drat
amembly for the seams lag sight, at her resideed,
arl-
ton•gardens. The Right Hon. Chichester Forums% M.P.,
and the Countess Waidagrave eatertained at diaper pre.

slowly—His Royal Higiaem it. Doke d'Aumale, his Ex-
cellency the Italian Minister, the Earl of Claremloa, Vim-
recut Torrlagaen, Lord and Lady !Maley of Aldsrley, tho
Lord ChM! Jostler, tbe Right Hcm. flit Charlie sad Lady
Mary Wood, the Right Hoe. Chutes Villiers, M.P., Right
Hoe. W. R. Gladshme, M.P., and Mrs. Gladstone, Hee.
H. Brand, M.P., and Mts. Bras& Gemara! Malcolm mid
Mrs. Malcolm, Mies Alias Liaise, and Mr. Heavy West.
A notification has been issued at Chatbatn
Garrison that As sett exandastioa of csodldates for can•
missions in the medical &wiliest of the army will as-
MIIIIOII at Chelsea Hospital as Monday, the 20th last., ba-
tons Major.Gooeral F. W. Hamiltoo, C. 8., vimaltosident,
and the measheas of the Council of Rdiscatioo.

The following are the 12 member. who voted
yesterday for Yr. Elenily's amendment to the address, ex-
pressing regret " that the (amoral condition of Ireland
moot be regarded ea prosperous or satisfactory, sad that

multitudes of tun inhabsierstn mations to emigrate to
ken* countries through Use rant of romensrative em-
ployment at home D. Brady, Sir R. J. Cline°, Mr.
W. Ons, Sir J. D. Elphlsetose, Mr. W. Ferran/I, Major
Gavle, Mr. J. Gress% Colonel F. Gamine, Messrs. O.
Bedflekl, J. F. Repko, W. ateepoole, and J. White.
Tellies for the nose, Mr. Badly and Mr. O'Reilly.
On the 21st inst. Mr. O'Reilly will call the
'Bastion el th s Hones ol COMM§ to the present was
al riesrulting for the army ; sad move as address for the
eptsciatmost of a royal commission t 3 inquire into the
subject. . .

ilr.r. Walter intends to more, u en amendment

to Sir Jobs Pakingtoa'e mottos oa ideation, to add,
" and also into the hest mote of extending the benefits of
rovdromest Impootioa and Vol parliamentary grant te
schools at mond unassisted by the data."
Mr. Neste will move as an amendment to Sir
Fitaroy Kelly's motion cm malt—" That, considering the
immunities from taxation sow enjoyed by the owlets sad
occupiers of laud, they are not entitled to say special con-
sideration on account of the pecuniary pressure of the
malt-tax ; sad that if, on other grounds, that tax should
be redacted or abolighel, oompacsatieu to the revenue
should be sought, in the first inatasee, by withdrawing
from leaded property the advantage it now has over other
property in the shops of total exemption from probate
duty and partial exemption from succession duty and In-
some-tax." _

Mr. Digby Seymour has given notice that on
an early day be will call attention to the recent appoint-
ment of a postmaster at Southampton, and move a resolu-
tion an the enbj-et.
It appears that Meyerbeer has left a valuable
modal library, oossistiag of original partitions of the
most anoint operas died, re well as of rue and curious
old manueripte. Them haus been ananged and deposited
at the Royal Lawry of Barbs, to be preserved them till
his grandam comes of age, to whom Reyerbeer in his will
left this rare collection, on condition of his devoting his life
to the eddy of music.
A letter from Rome of the Slat mays :—" The
°skald lircoselilt statue of 1181011116 wn this souniag
successfully transferred from the locality in which It was
dlmovered to the Vatted Palos.. The status was easefully
dossed yesterday ie a solid cradle and sledge, and slowly
conveyed an rollers this medium, dragged by 64 labourers,
and protected by a military form, to keep the curious public
at a remestfid distance, to its destination. The journey,
something wider a mile lost. was accomplished in about
four home. The Hercules will sot be placed in the oon-
'omit court, bemuse auffieleet distance would tot be ob-
Wised for a spectator to judge of its proportions, but will
probably occupy the end of the Brawn Nuovo, whore the
athlete Eintgiletore sow steads."
Three thousand fire hundred barrels of gunpowder
have within the last few days been added to the powder
stored Is the 'overwind megallhael at Muebwood.
timid troops have recently lasso added to the guard there
for additional enmity.
Werex Cnaarrr.—Sir Watkin Williams Wynn
has kindly cemented to take the chair at the 160th anal-
warmly dinner of this charity on the 28th inst., Ask Wed-
nesday falling this year on the IA of Ranh.