The Express.
London, England, 1856-03-24 00:00:00

MR ZUREK MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 24, 1858.

tne Court.

wENDBOII, Macs U.

The Queen and Prime Comet, with the Pilsen=
Royal sad Primer Alias, rode eat es lembeek this fore
seen, atteeded by the Countess et Newt, Xsjor•Oemad
Beckley, and Ceptais the Hee. D. de Rea.

TM lifts*" of Wiles also redo on boturbook.
Prime Ernest of Litotes's took his departure this MOM-
lag far Plymouth.
The Belem Minister Moss. Vas& Wsyn) has also left
the Castle.

The Frew* Alabaman had as sadism of the Quoit
this day to samosa offeisily from the Isaperor of the
Preach the birth of the Prises ImperiaL His Isaeliewry
was heradseed by inmost Paisserstoo, Wiwi far the Bari
of Clareadca, (Mastery of State for Foreign Affairs. Lord
Camps was Lord is Waiting.

mAxem 23.

The Queen and Pringle, the Priam' Royelandinaoses.
I Mies, the ladies and gentlemen of the snort, and the do-
ntestio leassbold, attended divine serving this morning in
the chapel of the Castle.

The Meg of the &Wass sad the Dueller of Heat wen
else at the SUldile.

The Rea. mad very Rey. the Deaa of Washer performed
the envies, and edmiatetered the holy merament.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the
Foreign-office, Downintstreet. It wee attended by
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Marquis of Lansdowne, Sir George
Grey, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Right
Hoe. R. Vernon Smith, Len Stanley of Alderley,
and the Duke of Argyll. The council sat three hours.

The Doke of Argyll areived in town on Friday night.
Viscount Palmentan left town for Windsor Castle attar
the Cab net Conseil on Saturday afternoon. His lordship
returned to Loudon in the evening.
De pitches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Governor of South Australia, sad Mao front tie
Governor•Genenel of Anwar.

WINDSOR, SUNDAY.

The grand parterre was crowded this afternoon
with vieitois from all parts, who bad availed themselves cf
the redaction of the Boot!-Weatens fare during the Satur-
day preceding the BOW er week end the Sunday and Monday
following; tickets being granted for the three days. The
tine bands of the god Lift Guards and the Grenadier Guards
were in attendance ; but, from the severe north-easterly
winds which prevailed, her Majesty and the Kiog of the
Belgians did not make their appearance.
It is now undentsed that the King of the Belgians will
prclorg his visit until Tuesday, when his Majesty will take
his departure by the South-Western Railway.
Owing to the Hamm of the weather, the Court will
remain at Windsor, according to the present anaagements,
until Tuesday week.

Mr. Aleut Smith has jut bean honoured by her Majesty's
sommands, through Cohsel Fhippa, to give his well known
eater tains:ant of Moat Blanc at Windsor Castle oa Tuesday
evening next.

Sr. PAUL AND Sr. BAIINABAS.-111111 election for
the office of palish warden here is likely to be hotly
contested. Mr. Weaterton's opponent is Mr. Tuck, a
former churchwarden, of the days of rampant
Peseyism. Mr. Westerton's friends hardly expected
it, so essential did it appear to them that his period
of office should last during the appeal to the Arches
Court and Privy Council. The last few days have
again aroused those angry feelings so rife during the
heat of a contested election. Bills, placards, squibs,
letters of attack and defence, are freely issued, com-
mittee rooms engaged, canvassers active and energetic.
Easter Tuesday, at 2 o'clock, is fixed for the nomina-
tion—all friends are earnestly urged to rally round
their candidates. The Pusayite party speak con-
fidently of victory, and boast of having canvassed
doting the last two months to their opponents' dis-
advantage. The contest will virtually be a test of
the opinions of the inhabitaata of the district as to
the suits now pending in the Ecclesiastical courts.
Mr. Waterton was returned by a majority of 323
last time, and it can hardly be doubted that he will
again be successful. If we might give a word of
warning, the danger is that his friends will not
believe his defeat possible. Every man who polled
before should, at any personal inconvenience, again
support him, and then, and then only, is names
certain.

RIM Jimmy's TEIZATBIL—W• are enabled to
state, on the best authority, that it is now definitively
arranged that her Majesty's Theatre fa to open this
num. Mr. Langley has gone to Paris to make the
neeeinary ea este ; and, considering the ad-
, reseed period of the season, every exertion will
doubting be made to open the theatre without Is..
of time.

His Royal Highness Prince Albert will, it is ex-
pected, impost the map eel beeps at Colchester thb
week. It is believed test his Royal Eisbare will he s►
coapasibl by the Doke of Csabridgs sad Viso:oast Hat-
Singe.

The Duke of Argyll has arrived in town.
The Earl and Countess of Orkney and the Ladies
Fitsaterioa en pissed is wpm*: by SIN death of the
father of tin Coestese.

We regret to learn that the Cowden of Doom's
la deagerovaly ill at Adare Maser, mat, Lined*.

BirNartee aad Lady Kaatokball sad family bays
arrived at Chapatea's Hetet, Caveadlehviquare, from their
mat, Manama Hatch, to Ham

We regret to have to szotoonee the death of the
Dowager Lttly Wombwell, wbo expired is Friday even-
ly, at INT reddest. ta Ce•dtua-pleee, attee a Protracted
Ware.. .

Lard sad Lady Lindsay and the Hoa. Mrs. General
Lislimey, she have bees readies at inseams he the het
three swathe, lave rereally lift that capital ter Rose, sad,
altar s brief tips= is the " Banal City," proceed to
Motu.

Lord Weald, who palled a gnat portion of lut
seam i• Brighton, Is Is frosty for a holm is that tows.
The Right Hog. B. Disraeli and Mn. Disraeli
hare left Grosvaaariatio for lingliouton Moon, Backe.

His Highaeas the Maharajah DaJeep Bing, who is
sear ea • 11/It to Load Hitherto', tie Lord•Ltaatossat of

the sweaty of Startled, at Tebbeley-park, Staffordshire,
hes is the pest week ben sowdested different pasta of
Istseest is that smarty, seder Nee whet dhtlegebbed
guidsees. Wearies ea &seat Mr heed-diem sad missive
ear.rirge, ha wee ceedosted by the Berl et Dartmouth late
Ise globe mark whore Bares Bramwell was presidia..
The leaned bores resolved him respostray sad of
surmised with his Highoses Os soother day the Halm.
evialt, seder the ishisase of the Right Haw. the Bari
Graeville, vibe bed else beam visiting st Teddesky, b-
erated the bow works et the odds earl et Healey sod
Stteltos. At Husky, his Jilsbasts, emompooknl by Sir
Jobs Lyle, &tended the shaft dike Big Coal Pit, which
Ls 510 yards deep. His Highs's, peelsosed Ws gabbers.
see visit elms Si.., talthrpl esesidsrable lobseat is tu-
mbles the weekings. Subesowsetly, Dab* Hag, seem-
Pealed by his soble boot sad S 4 Jobs Leib, visited
Halos. Hiegel sad Company's potter, sad psreelsie works
at Siske-epta-Trust The rester pert of the samosa
wee employed by the lodise prises la making • sabots b.
speaks et the various bowies of the meaufestures tithe
Ira. Hie Highossa, who 'peas Beetle h with leeway sad
amebae. expressed libmselt sa mesh pulled with Ws
visit is Stoke.

To ms °a MS. W. 0. 0010, M.P.—The Shrews-
bug papas samosas* the alanaing Gloom of Ma. Winless
Ormsby Gore, M.P. for North elarepshire. He is &Paris;
tram a were snack of oesgestion of the beds.
New Pones HlLU—Depatatioss from the
perishes of et. James Actulastu • et. Iterg's Neolog-
ies ; Mary% lellagten ;at Aideete's Heibers; at
Owego's, Ileshwuk at lake'., Cl'else:; Bereesieg,
Lambeth, Mlle Bad Old Tows, it. iss's Wistsaleste
at Martis.ls.eles.Pises, tee. Peens, All amt.. Poplin,, nog
et. Ilasylebews. lore bees oppeisted to seek as latteview
with Ms O. Grey. se es; as. too opisioes ef the ossifies ell
the enema perishes, that some sestrel should be passed
thee, through a bade or usual beard, la the espesdi-
tare *Edo sense sod musty non The osenies hoe eletted
great intereet. Tb. eaty.maptis. of Ma to the gonna
feellag w the wsteles Is she of at Osage's, Beams
moue. at Imes, Weetisisstrr. bee Invited the or
*pennies of en ether perishes • day le ',posted to be
lased imasediatlif ,her the UAW i 5.....