The Express.
London, England, 1860-04-26 00:00:00

et* Court.

The Queen, accompanied by the Prinoewe Alice
and Prince Arthur, and attended by the Flom Beatrice
Byng, took a drive in a carriage and four on Tuesday after-
noon. The Equerries in Waiting attended on horseback.
_ . . _

n• Earl of Elgin had an audience of her Majesty ;es.
terasr at Buckingham Palace.
_ .

Thin Prime Oensort rode on horseback yeiderday morning,
attended by Ospinki Da Plat.

The Fringe if Wales, attended by Major• General the
Hon. R. Bruce and Captain Grey, arrived at ilii2kingliam
Meer at half past 10 o'clock on Tuesday night from the
Centime The Doke de Montpensier visited kis royal
highness yanerday.
The Queen. accompanied by the Princess Alice, and
attended by the Hon. Emily Cathcart, took a drive in an
open carriage and four in the afternoon. The burries in
Wait were in attendance in horseback.
The Prince Consort, with the Prince of Willie and
Prince Alfred, rode on horseback. Captain Du Plat and
Captain Grey were in attendance.
Her Majesty bad a dinner party in the evening. The
company included the Duchess of Kent, the Prince of
Wake, the Princess Alice. and Prince Alfred, Lady Sean
Melville, Lady in Waiting to the Duchess of Kent, Lady
Caroline Barrington, Lord John Russell, the Right Hon.
Sidney Herbert, the Hon. Mrs Biddolph, Colonel the Hon.
Sir 0. Phipps, Sir George Cooper, IlMar General the Hon.
R. linos, Major Cowell, and kbijor Klesteere.
Tis Viesounten Jorelya has aamoeeded Lady Churchill
es the Leily in Waiting to the Queers
.
At tie Queen's lents on Tuesday,Captaie Richard Lomax,
nthßoyal Lancashire militia, was presented to her Majesty
by Lord Akelinandale.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday after-
noon at the official residence of the First Lord
of the Treasury, in Downing-street. The Minis-
ters present were Viscount Palmerston, the
Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville, the Duke of
:Sir 0. CALswis, Lord John Rue-
-1» Duke of lieweeetle, the Right Hon.
Sidney Herbert, Sir Charles Wood, the Chan-
cellor of the 'Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset,
the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, Sir George
Grey, the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, and the
Right Hon. Z. CardwelL

A meeting of the Cambridge rOiVergity COMMialliool4l
was held as 0. Adelpin-terrace, on Tuesday. Tie COMMIS.
mom present we the Right Hon. Lord Staaley,
the Rey. Dr. Vaughan, and Hoists° Waddingtaa, Esq.

The Legislatures of Nova Scotia and New Bruns-
wick have adopted addressee to her Majesty, soliciting the
honour of a visit from the Prince of Wales after completing
his wilt to Canada.—Cosiodion New.
His Excellency Lord Cowley, after the debate in
the House ~f Lords on Monday night, proceeded by special
train to Dover, and op Tuesday morning was conveyed thence
to &micelle, en route to Paris, by the new mail packet
John Penn, in a fresh breeze and swell, in 97 minutes.
His Highnese the Prince Ferdinand Radziwill
has arrived at the Brunswick Hotel, Jerrametreet, for the
seasoo.

His Excellency the Marquis Spaventa hen left the
Brunswick Hotel for Paris, on his way to Italy.
Lord and Lady Stafford have arrived in Wilton-
place for the season, from their residence, Coney Hall,
Norfolk.

The Countess of Desert and family have arrived
at the Clarendon Hotel, Albemarlentrest, for the season.

Mrs. Washington Hibbert gave a ball last night
at her macaws in Doverotreet. The rooms erected last
year for the more ocavenient mercies of Mrs. Hibbert's
hospitality have been beautifully redecorated this season,
and now present • very elegant appeal:woe. Among the
recent improvements may be meetamed a megnilloent par.
quoit floor, her* a antral plabogleas medallion in the
form of a star. Mebane wee brilliantly lighted through-
out, and all the magas and rooms were decked with the
choicest dowering plants. Supper was served at one o'clock,
after which dancing was renewed, and the orwipsay did not
aspirate until daybreak. La Ribbert's second ball will
take place on the 25th of May.
Sir Maurice Berkeley's hounds met on Thursday
last at Ringer** where they were joined by •
large party from Badminton, amongst whom were his
Grace the Duke of Beaufort, the Marquis of Worcester,
the FAA of Suffolk, and Goloesl Berkeley, M.P. This was
the last day with the Berkeley hounds for the season.
The following is amongst the obituary announce-
ments to-day : "Oa the lath March, at Coldesalos, his re-
sidence. Mr. S. Morris, father of the Rm. Caleb Morris,
aged BP yews"

The Emperor of Austria has sent 200 gold ducats
(2,370 f.) fqr the euheeriptiett in favour of No:uni Truchu,
great.grand daughter of Racine.

lowing telegram :

.""ambe7,

. .
"The result of the voting in lees than tweaty-
three commune js se follows :—Total number of
woke inscribed 67,968, of which 66,668 ayes and
71 nose."

PIEDMONT.

TURIN, lour. 22.

M. Brofferio is a candidate for the vacant seats
in Milan, Bergamo, and Pavia. It is thought that
be is sure to be elected in at least two of those
situ...

SPAIN.

MADRID, Area 25.

The official Gazette promulgates the convention
between Spain and lingland relative to the extra-
dition of sailors.

The rumours that the Moorish plenipotentiaries
have not sufficient authority to negotiate has un-
favourably influenced the public funds. The
semi-official Covrespondencia Asdogrofa gives a
denial to this rumour.

The same journal states that the ministers are
perfectly agreed as to the course to be pwaned in
the trial of Count Montemolin.

SWEDEN AND THE SAVOY QUESTION.
TOCICHOLK, Ana Baron Manderstrom, the Minister for Forei9s.gn
Affairs, in a note dated March 27, replying to M.
Thouvenßs message of the 13th March, says that
the Swedish government takes note of the solemn
declarations with which the French government
denied any project on its part of further increasing
French territory or exciting the peoples by the idea
of nationality ; and lastly, of aiming at the re-

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