The Express.
London, England, 1858-08-06 00:00:00

[From the " Court Circoler."]

•
A deptatatinn on the subject of the powers at pre-
sent surreissd by the pan bed ea inieweiew with Mr. Se-
cretary Walpole, at the HIEN•4111111 The deputa-
tion manned of the Ho. Mr. P.
O'Brien, M.P., Mr. F. IL Calvet*, M.P., tr Henry Bdwd.
Austen, end Mr. W. Are Bmitts.

A misting of the Cambridge University Commis-
sioners erns UN et 6, Adelphi-teases, ea Tuesday, the 3rd
hisleae. The eotoutiorioiters prsestat wen the Right Ron.
M. T. Esanse, M.P., Vies Chancellor Sir W. PM/ Wood,
the Very Rev. the Dean of Ely, and the Rev. Dr.
Veisihsea.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Cole-
nialrollbos from the Governor of the Falland blends. Do-
atchwers rent from the Oolonts/-oflke yesterday to the
eZore of the Cape of Good Hope, Natal, and &.
Helena.

We read in the Gazette de Cologne :—" Her Ma
lady Queen Victoria will return, as has been Mated, from
Cherbourg to Osborne, whence she will go to Berlin by Rot-
terdam and Dusseldorf. The Prince of Prussia will receive
her Majesty In the latter town, and will accompany her to
Babelaberg. The august travellers will dine at Hanover, and
will wive at eight o'clock on the 12th at the Chateau of
Babeleberg, where all the necessary preparations have been
made. The Queen will remain at the charism with the
Prince and Primmer Frederick William; the Prises and
Primmer of Pruned* will occupy the summer house fa which
Priam Frederick William formerly resided. Apertmenta
have been made ready at the cbilexu for the Queen's
Weidman ; the ladies of the court sad the chamberlains
will lodge at the City Palace. Queen Victoria hes expeeeed
her desire that she may not be ofllcially received by the
authorities. Her Majesty proposes to make exclusions from
Babelaberg to Berlin, but eh* will, on every °evasion
retain the seine day. Her departure will take place In the
latter part of August. Besides the Grand Duke end DdOlitel
of Baden, the visit of other distinguished personages la
expected at Potadaro."

Ilia Royal Highness the Grand Duke of Meck-
lenburg-Strati,' will leave on his return to Germany on
Sunday evening. The Hereditary Grand Decluso and the
young Prince Adolphe' will remain a few weeks longer with
the Ditches of Cambridge before having for &relit&
His Excellency the Duke of Malakoff has issued
cards fora grand banquet at the French Embassy on the
lith inst., in celebration of the Emperor Napoleates birth-
day.

The Duke and Duchess of Montrose and Lady
Agnes Graham left Be'grave-square, yesterday, for Buchanan
Castle, Stirlingshire, for the autumn.

The Duchess (Emily) of Beaufort and Lady
Edith Somerset intend to leave town on Monday next for
Dupplin Castle, Perthshire, on a viaitato Vinuount and Lady
landis Dupplio.
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The Marquis of Lansdowne has left toga on a
visit to Yr. Henry Drummond, at Alkali Perk,
Surrey, for a few days.

Visoonnt Palmerston left Cambridge House pester-
des for Ireland. Her ladyship 101 leave in a few days for
Brockatt Hall, Herta.
The Lord Chancellor and Lady Chelmsford and
the Hoe. Miss Theaiger corns to town to-day from visiting
the Marquis and Marchfonts. of Eiri'sbory at Hatfield
ROOK., Herb.

Lord Ashburton has returned to Bath House from
Southampton.

Lord and Lady Harriet Aahley leave town to-day
for Brockot Rail on a visit to the Visoonnteol Palnunton.

The Right Hon. the Speaker and Lady Charlotte
Da136011 hare left Carlton Hoasertainos for Osslngten
Park, Notts, where the right boa. gentleman sod her lady-
ship make a short stay, and them &part oa a tour al grits
to Scotland.

The Plymouth Journal says of the gentlemen
who was elected today for Bauth Dees —" Mr. Simnel
Trelumke Kekewich la a Federman who has long wished to
enjoy senatorial honours, end they now drop upon him n a
Godsend. We well remember how he need to tight sad loge
against the late estimable Charles Boiler at Liekaard. The
koa. tory has plenty of property them bat aleiseek he is en
astable ern, foe a tory, he could soaks me way in that hde-
pendant borough against Mr. Beller, who lad not, we be-
lieve, a farthing's worth of property in the place whloh re-
turned. him to the day of his deth. In 183.5 Kr. Karmic%
polled only 64 vote west 114. Again in 1837 he laird bit
lack, and was beaten by 113 to 65, and he then gave up
Liskeard as a place that waa poisoned by bad °pieties. Since
then we hare heard and met with him only as a quiet country
gestleman—oceseasally enlightraing his brethren with his
bucolic ideas."

The Pere, with the members of the House or
Commons, must have had a splendid passage to
Cherbourg. A gentleman who had masa* to go
out to the Sexonia, which lay in Soothing.= Witt*
on Tuesday night, returned to the docks Jost
after 11 o'clock, and his attention was attracted by the mask
of • beentil'al band on board the Para, sad
on approaching close he New many of the members
of the Boum of Commons apparently usawed by Speaker
or Sergerut-st•Anme Nosy members were In the shrouds
looking on at others dancing on deck. Some &doh tads
and Irish jigs were danced with extraordhaery animation and
elegance. When the reels were proposed, time wen loud
calls for Scotch names, and Irish an were heard sheeted
far when jig tunes were demanded. The splendid and caps-
dons deck of the Pere, nearly 400 feet long, and propor-
tionately broad, the calm and beautiful night, the exhilarat-
ing strains of music, and the satisfying effects of a superb
banquet, all seem to have induced the company on board the
Psis to thorough enjoyment. Even the aged toemben were
sitting on deck pleased to vitae., the enloymeat of their
more juvenile companions, and thoughts of Pitt, Pox,
Burke, and Sheridan gave way to Apollo and Terpsichore,
who mey be considered to have caught the Speaker's eye.
A letter from Rome in the Debate says :—NA
certain Count Oaddi•Eroolani was some time back airlifted in
this city, es 'beady stated, and impriweed. Logi eassents
wore made on the subject, but It now appears that it is •
religious affair, the count having been guilty of lending to
Nome persons the protestant translation of the Scriptures,
known I. Italy by the cease of the Brasil Bible. The
vicarial as Boom, and the bieleops la the provisoes, appear
at this worst to be actuated by ma onuses! St of meal. A
wadi' AIM Noel is said to have been =rested at Son
Stefano, • petty village to the mountains of the Sabina, for
having lent or sold some copies of this same Bible."

According to aooounta frost Tempos. of the 2nd,
the King of Prussia has within tho last few day. had some
symptoms of gout. His medical attendants, it la said, coo.
eider tLis u the alga a a favourable ohmage.

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