The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-19 00:00:00

Cbe Court.

The Quoit held a Privy Council at 1 o'clock yes-
terday aftersocet, at Buckingham Palace. It was attratbd
by the Priam thwart ; the Marquis of Salisbury, Lord Re-
ddest ; the Lad Chancellor; Earl of Hardwick', Lad
Privy Seal; Berl at Derby, Plat Lord of the Theory; the
Cloudier of the Ithisecrew; the Bight Boa. &therm
liducert, Bomar, el Bate for the Home Depertaint;
MaJor-Climsral Peel, Beaetary of Stets kr Weir, Bir Jobs
Pakingtow First Lced of the Admiralty; Lord John Maw
awe, First Ccutudethear of Paths Web; the Marquis of
I Butte, Lad Steward; Bari Do La Warr, Lord Chamber-
lath ; sad the Delos cd Becket, Muter of the Horse.
At the Coustil, Perlis:oM waserdend to be prorogued
from this day (Timothy) instil the oth of May.
Mr. C. Grains wasthe Mak tithe Came In Waiting.
At the thissa's Court, Mr. Justice UM me museted to
of
tfsa
her Waxy at ea audience Mr. flothems Ealcourt, Secre-
tary State for ths Hems t, Merl bands oa his
=t as or a the eof the Court of theasn's
rad remised Am her y the hewer of knight-
hood.
TM Bari of Derby, Or Jabs Pekiagtort, the Marquis of
Salisbury, Idsiar-Omeral Pal, sod the Dyke cd Basidert had
mamma of dm Quer.
The Duke of Ora", attealel by Ids Ilisellseey Count de
Laradio, Lteut.-Cleamal Vkants do Compaith sad
Captain Sorg* want yesterday weraleg to Impost the Grist
Eastern, steam-ship. HY topl, bighornur task ism of ths
Queen a't Buckingham Palma, ea bw degturs ix Whine
Calais, and left Limbs la the itheraous it Boatimmetom
wrraeoa CASTLE, ikanaLl.
The Qtlllol std the Ware Cathert, with the Prima.
Alice, Prince Arthur, Prima Leopold, the Primeness Hama,
Louisa, and &sake, aoudad
le the Lathe Oara
in Wahlog, arrived et the Castle shoat half-p o'clock
this afternoon from Buckingham Palace.
A thtatton to vika.oe to the mike al the tiniversklet
end Collega of Atheism had ea interview with the Earl et
Derby yesterday at Mesabi madianna in
Theßow Jobs Huth Oemsthisuer iwitaihrisuLatheamil-
Ind Fisheries. had en %Male, with the Bed of Cameras
at the Coloakthothce yesterday.

The Marquis of Londonderry left hie residence in
reavence-equars yesterday moraine, for Kama Stewart,

comity Down.
The Earl and Countom of Clarendon end family
will leave town an Thursday for The Grove, near Watford.
The Earl and Countess of Craven and family left
tome yesterday for Ashdown Fmk Berke, for the Easter
holidays.
The Earl and Countess of Suffolk and the Ladies
Howard have left Puranoe's Hotel, Belgrat:a, for Charlton
Hones, Wile.
The Earl and Countess Pitswilliam have left town
I fie emir mat, Wentworth Hones, Yorkshire, to pas the
lithe hsildays-
ivbesunt and Viscountess Palmerston will leave
Gamleidge Holes to-day fat their mat, Braila* for the
SON holidays.
Oirtain the Hon. A. H. A. Anson of the 7th
Is. has 'mewed From India at the radian of the
01191999 m Dana, of Uchiald, to Hill-street.
W. hays been requested to state that the National
Pertrolt Gallery, 29, Great George-street, Wester,
war be ore to the patio by tickets on Rieke lihreaq,
Tuesday, sad Weider*, from to to Cm o'clock. Ticks%
promable as sad Qom Masa Colneghi, Realm Graves,
and Mr. J. Smith (of New Bood-street), may to had elm,
on applicetka of Mr. Metaim, stationer, 20, Parismina
street, sad of Mr. Dufour, stationer, 17a, Greet Game.
stases, Westralassw.
We are glad to learn that the subseriptions to-
wards the proposed testimonial to Mr. Way, the obliging
and respected railway semenbandent at Dover, already
mooed 2001.
We have reason to believe that the Mediterranean
garrisons will be promptly ?stakeout. Probably several of
the second battalions of regiments serving in India will be
employed in this service.
Jerpme Bonaparte, the grandson of Marshal Prince
Jerome, who is • oaptaht in the Fatah army, has returned
to Prance from Americo, where he has been parsing some
months on • visit to his fatally.
Horace Vernet is going to be married, at the age
of antra/even. The banns are now placarded at the mayor-
shy of the 10th !arrondissement, in the Rae de Grenelle,
Paris. The illurtrious painter has gained the been of a
widow, Madame Marie Amelia Fuller, whose lint husband
w a M. do Bois Utahans.
General Hiles, who took a share in the defence of
Tales in 1849, has just arrived at Turin from Pair.
The Marquis Pauli, Sardinian ambassador at the
out of St. Petersburg, lately had en audience of the
imam of Reads, and delivered to his Majesty the insignia
et the order of the Anneinciada for the Grand Duke, heir
*sparest to the throne.
As the King of Bavaria was, some days since,
going by railway from Match to Augsburg, en his way to
Darmstadt, the train want off the rads near inching, end
his Majesty was In some danger; but, fortunately, the whole
of the party moved unhurt.
It appears by a circular from Messrs. Schlusser
sad Co., of St. Petersburg, just Wad by Mr. Henry Willer,
that the supply of oats will sista be very large, being about
900,000 qrs. The 'apply of wheat will depend upon the
domed. Of other goods the barks were expected to bring
down 26,000t0ne of hemp, 12,600 tons of fia, sad 210,000 qrs.
of linseed, besides other goods. An early opining of the
navigation was anticipated.
The Archduke Albert, the Cologne Gazette states,
is, on leering Berlin, to proceed to Munich, Hanover, and
other points of Gainsay, his mission being to try and
chain the muting of the confrisration in favour of Austria.
DUtCOVIRT or ANCIZNT COIN ON TRH PIUNCE
Consort's Pane. —A Sad, Widths hospital geld, belong-
fag to the Show farm seta, in the possession of His Royal
Ingham the Prince Comm; sad abutting on the Ling
Walk, has neatly undergoes the promos of thorough
&Maim the earth afterwards tuned in, and the ground
rolled. Three Isms were sulmermetly employed to collect
the loose area whorl on Friday lea one of them picked up
seseething on the surface of the meetly removed earth
aka appeared to them to a a lamp of load, sad they were
lama to dispose of it as such, but upon farther investlto ion
it mid to bs • leaden tess containing upwards of 160
pleas of silver Wilt principslly half crow., of to. raises of
Rlisabsth, Junes 1., ad Claim 1., most of them being In
admirable preservation. The boys divided the coin among
themselves, but on the discovery beaming known to Mr.
Tait, the steward aids Royal Highness, ohs coins were col-
Isola and forwarded to her Majesty, sad the has suitably
erevadoL