The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-10 00:00:00

Vbt Court.

The Quten and Prince Consort e-rived at Buck-
ingham Palace, at six minutes to six o'c'o,s: yesterday after-
noon, from Osborne.

The Prince of Leiningen accompanied the Queen and
Prince, and in attendance were the Countess of Desert, the
' Hon. Mary Bulteel, Colonel the Hon. Sir Charles Phipi.,
Colonel the lion. A. N. Hood, and Captain Da Plat.
The Queen and Prince leR Osborne at two o'clock, crossed
to °overt M the royal yacht Fairy, sad travelled by •
special train on the South Western Railway to the private
station at Vauxhall, where the royal party entered three of
her Majesty's carriages, and, escorted by a detachment of
Life Guards, proceeded to Buckingham Palate.
Her Majesty and his Royal Highnees were received, on
alighting from their carriage, by the Duke of Beaufort, the
Marquis of Exeter, K. 0., the Earl r.f Sheffield, Colonel
the lion. A. Liddell, Major-General Wjlle, and Colonel F.
Seymour, C.B.
The Marquis of Exeter, K.G., had an audience of the
Queen, and presented to her Majesty the report of the
House of Lords, thatCecilaPrinocasGivatinla 1, Marchioness
Dowager Brandlni, had established her claim to be Counters
of Newburgh, VI/countess Kinnaird, and Baroness Living-
stone of Pierre*.
The Prince of Wales, attended by Viscount Valletort, Mr.
Gibbs, and the Rev. Mr. Tamer, arrived at Buckingham
Pala, and returned in the evening to White Lodge, Rich-
mond-park.

The Earl of Derby had as audience of the Queen.
OSBORNE, Avot:sr 9.

her Majesty and the Prince Consort, Prince Alfred,
Princess Altos, and Princess liciens, attended divine service
at Osborne yesterday morning.
The Rev. G. Protbero officiated.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday, at the
official residence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
in Downing-street. The Ministers present were :
The Earl of Derby, the Right Hon. B. Disraeli,
the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Saliabuiy, the
Earl of Harduicke, Mr. Secretary Walpole, the
Earl of Malinesbury, Sir E. Balwer Lytton, General
Peel, Sir John Pakington, Lord Stanley, and Lord
John Manners.

The Chapinllor of the Eichrytter left town yesterday for
Hughenden Manor, Buckinghamshire.
The Marquis of Balisbury left town for his seat, Hatfield,
Hero, yesterday.
Despatches were revived yesterday at the Colonial-081os
from the Governors i f the North American Provinces, and
from the Governors of the Settlements on the West Coast of
Africa.

Deepatches were sent from the Colonial-ofille yesterday to
the Governors of Ceylon, Mauritius, Hong Kong, Lehner',
and Malta.

RETURN OF THE COURT FROM OSBORNE.

PORTSMOUTH, Acorn. 9.

Her Majesty the Qaeen, his Royal Highness the
Prince Comae, and the Royal family, together with the
members of the Court, left Osborne at two o'clock this rfter-
noon, and proceeded to Cowes, where they embarked on board
the Fairy, his Serene Highness Commander Prince Lebtingen,
and proceeded to the Royal Clarestoe Victualling-yard. Her
Majesty received the usual demonstrations on the route, and
was received at Clarence-yard by Admiral Sir George Say.
mom. and Major General Sir J. Yorke Barlett, with their
respective staffs and other offiNes of the port and yard. A
guard of honour wee famished by the Royal Marines Light
Infantry.

The Duke of Leeds has left the Clarendon Hotel
for Hereby Castle, sear Catterielt, Yorkshire.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Headfort have
arrived at Ckrklne's Hotel from the Continent
The Earl of Easton has taken • residence in
Grosvenar•plaoe foe a term of years.

The Earl Cowper has arrived at Clanacroc Lodge,
Inverness-skimp= Chilllogbass culls, Northumberland.

Viscount Melville, arrived in town, yesterday,
from Folkestone.

Lord Ashbrrton left town yesterday for Lock
Lair-hart, Dingwall, N.B.

The marriage of Mr. Frederick Tighe to the Lady
Kathleen Poeeonby WVA solemnised tn Sc. iILOWA.II Church,
Piccadilly, yesterday. The 11 and Ike. Walter Pon-
earthy, brother of the bride, officiated.

A grand national archery competition will take
piste at Eglintonn on the ennicarsary of the celebrated
tournament, when the pia are intended to be upwards of
1001. In value. The contest is to be extended over two day*.
Archers will be present from all puts of England end Scot-
land.

One of the reporters of the Paris press had some
visiting cards 'Crook off for au while at Cherbotarir, on
which he had Witted " M. --, awn, de la Dare, Rao
Chaeeeloap•Laabat, Twee 24, lit 3."

. .
Marshal Pelissier requested (says Galignans) to
be permitted to accompany the Emperor to Brest. He
htends to be back at Lon& by the 16th, to celebrate his
Mejeet3's rite.

A challenge has just been given by some Cam-
bridge students, who bays gone over to Frame In their own
boat, to row against a like number of French gentlemen.
The challenge runs that :—" The flvepstlenten cot:Whaling
the crew of the four-oared boat, Fairy, end who are now at
Caen, slab to makes mat& to row any Ire French amateurs
• two or three mile race on the rued of that town en the
16th, 17th, or 18th of this month. This challenge remains
open until Friday, the 13th inst. Address to Mr. J. Lyle,
Hotel d'Angleterre, Caen."

Sir Roderick Murchison, Director-General of the
Geological Barrey, bee been actively employed up to the
commencement of this week In examining the rocks between
Dunnet Heed end Straitly. He Is now prooredlng through
the Orkaey Islends end to Zetland, wheuee he will return to
Ilse Pharos steamer to the north and welt coast of Sather_
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