The Express.
London, England, 1858-04-05 00:00:00

Irk Court.

WINDSOR, Aram 3.
The Queen and Prince Consort, with nines
Arthur and Princess Conies, walked sad AVM la the
Bowe Park this morning.

The Pr ihoa orW ales d Prince Alfred rode out =Una-
ble, attended by Mr. Gibbs end Lieutenant Cowell, R.E.
Princess Alice and Princess Helena rode in the Riding-
bseas.

The Qum sad Prince Consort, accompanied by the Prince
of Wes and Priam Alfred, drove to Clilden in the after-
nom, end hosoared the Doke and Duchess of Sutherland
with a ,Wt. Her Majesty wee attended by the Countess of
Coldest, the Hos. Lucy Kerr, Colonel the Hon. A. N.
Hood, end Captain do Plat.
In the evening the Duchess of Kent dined with her Ma-
jesty, ceded by Lady Fanny Howard. Colonel the /lea
Sir Checks and the lion. Lady Phipps, the Hon. Mrs. Bid-
dttipb, and Lieutenant Cowell, li.E., had the honour of
being invited.

Aran. 4.

The gorse and Prince Cowart, the Printreo- of Wales,Prince Alfred, Princess Altos, Princess Helena, and the
Duchess of K eat, the ladies and geellesesu of the court, and
the domestic household, Weeded divine service this morainic
to the private chapel. The Hon. end Very Rev, the Data
of Windsor performed the service and administered the Holy
Sacraamme.

Mr. F. G. Young had an interview with the Earl of Derby
on Saturday at his official residence in Downingsetreet.
The Bishop of Cape Town had an interview with Lord
Stanley on Saturday at the Colonial-onion
Despatches were received on Satarday at the Colonial-ofilms
from the 00111MOff of the Welt India colonies. Despatches
were sent on Saturday from the Oelnstal-office to the Gover-
nors of Ceylon, Hong Kong, the Mearitius, and Langan.

WINDSOR, Rouen SUNDAY.
Tier Majesty and the Prince Consort, with the
royal family and suits, es k enetweary on Easter Sunday,
honoured with their presence the public promenade on the
Grand Parterre this afternoon. Shortly after the arrival at
four o'clock of the bands of the Royal Horns Guards (Blue)
and Scots Fusilier Guards, the royal party mune= the Beet-
terrace by the private entrance to the Chrome Tower, whet
the bands played the National Anthem. The Queen end
perineum wore white bonnets and green mak Mew, and
the Prince of Wales wore for the first time in public the
Windsor uniform. The terrace wee unusually crowded by a
fashionable company, and notwithstanding the pierdag cold
easterly wind to which this portion of the terrace is exposed,
her Majesty, with the Prince Consort and royal party, re-
trained here upwards of half an hoar. A laughable incident
occurred during the royal promenade, in consequence of an
eccentric old lady waving her bonnet to the Queen and run-
Wog up the steps with the intention as she said of shaking
hands with her Majesty; the ardent loyalty of the old dune
was, however, brunsdlately checked by one of the police in
pinta clothes, who gently escorted her off the terrace. Dar-
lag the Easter week the grand parterre, through the kindness
of her Majesty, will be thrown open to the visitors, and the
military bands will be in attendance in the afternoons of
Monday and Tuesday. It is understood that the band of the
let Battalion of Coldstream Guards, which battalion will ar-
rive at Windsor on the 15th inst., will play in the Long-walk
on Thursdays during the summer months.

His Excellency the Ambassador of France and
the Counter de Perelvy will kayo Albert Gate Howe
file afternoon, on a elate to her Mapiety, at Window Coa-
t* and will return to town on Wedneedey.

Hie Excellency the Prussian Minister and the
Countess Barrister!! gave a grand entertainment, at the
Legation, on Carlton Boerne-terrace, Wit evening, to his
Royal Highness Prince George of &molly. The following
wore Invited to meet his royal highness:—The Duchess of
Inverness, hie Excellency the Russian Minister, his Excel-
lency the Austrian Minister, his Excellency the Bexaa
Minister, his Excellency the Hanoverian Minister, his Ex-
cellency the Portuguese Minister and the Countess L-
embo, Re. Major Relent was in waiting on his Royal
ILigkeses„

The Baroness Brannow is expected in town early
eat week, from Stella.

The Duke and Duchess of Hamilton will leave
Rome on the 18th hut., for Nice. Their graces are expected
to arrive In London at the latter end of the month.
The Duke and Duchess of Northumberland are
piecing the uaaon at Sion Hones, Isleworth.

The Marquis of Salisbury has returned to Hatfield,
from Scotland. The marchicoom is staying on a ,fait with
the Earl and Conners Delawarr, at Bacchant Pork, war
Tani:wale Wells.

The Marquis of Clanricarde left town on Satur-
day, for Ireland. The marchioness kayos to-day cm a visa
to the Bart sad Countess of Cork, at Manton Home, Ilasser-
satehirm

The Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbury are
paring the arra at Sarrnske Lodge, Wilts.

Tha Harland Countess of Derby and Lady Emma
flashy law arrival se the lustily mansion ha &. J rod a-
quer% ram 11.1elwand, where the noble earl and her lady-
ship ham ham staying for a law days peat.
The Earl Grey has left town for Howick Hall,
Northumberland. Her ladyship remains in town.

The Earl and Countess of Dacia have returned to
tows for the *woo. His lordship has purchased a arrow
at Princes-gsts.

The Counter of Dunmore has taken a mansion
iaSt.Jareee's-square—late the residence of the Dowager Lady
Lytleltow—for the worm.
Mr. Harcourt, M.P., and Frances Countess Welds-
drays bare left town for Strawberry Hill, for the Beater
holidays.

We regret to announce the death of Elisabeth,
Dowager Viacountow Dort, widow of Chadors, road VIP.
mist Gob, which took place on Friday lest, at Peter-
arm% b Sviney.

Lord sad Lady Londesborough and family passed
through Landau an Saturday, en route from Paris to Ott..•
tan Part, Yorkshire.

Lord and Lady Overstone and the Hon. Mims
Jeer Lloyd have kit lows for °voodoo' Park, Nortluunp-
torkire, for the Easter holidays.

Lord Redesdale and the Hon. Mime Mitford are
expected in town at Ike latter end of t►e week, from Han-
ford Park, Gloneretanbire.

Lord and Lady Sa!teen have left Claridge's
Sold far Udder'. Park, sear Wimbarne, Doreetalgra.

Lard and Lady Nw will return to town on the
1511 bra, from visiting Col. and Mn. Wyndham, at Pr-
im*, Saar:.

Leely Ernest Bruce is pining the season at
Brighton. The noble lord is in Paris.

Lord and Lady de Lisle and Dudley have left
tows kir Isioldeby Manor, Yorkshire.

The Dowager Lady Lyttelton has taken a resi-
dence in Stratton-etreet, Plooaddly.
The Count and Counts= St. Clair have left the
Brassy** Hotel, St. lames's, for Paris. Ur. Otway, her
Majesty'. newly-appointed Minister for Mexico, hes also
taken his departure from the woe establishment.

Sir Edward and Lady Caroline Kerrieon have left
town foe Broom Ball, Norfolk, £2 Me RUIN' holidays.
The Right Hon. Henry and Lady Mary Laboa-
cher* have kft town for fltowey Park, Bomerestalunr.
General and Lady Alice Peel come to town to-
morrow from Marble Hall, Twickenham.

The Right Hon. W. E. Oladstone and Mr..
Gladaanno, and family, coma to town to-day from Hamadan
Caulk, Master.

STATUE or rat LATE DrKE OF DEVONSHIRE,
AT DIIIMIT.--It bsa been determined to alai IL Matta of the
to Dohs of Devonshire, in hie county town of Derby.
Illeesld there be say surplus fonds they are to be de►oted to
seam charitable purpose, such as the late duke wonkl have
egsweved oL