The Express.
London, England, 1859-06-11 00:00:00

cbc Court.

Her Majesty the Queen held a court yesterday
afternoon at Buckingham Palace.
Prince Carini had an audience of the Queen, and presented
a letter from the King of Naples and the tio dire, notifying
his accession. The Prince delivered a second letter with his
credentials as Minietor Plenipotentiary from his Majesty.
His Eseellacier was introduced by toe Earl of blalmes-
bary, the Queen s Principal Beerectuy of Slate for Foreign
Affairs ; sad conducted by Colonel Bart, her Majesty's
Assistant Master of the Ceremonies,

ThellaZoT.Nieimeerturyll7 anaodience of the Queeo.
Her Maj, sty was attended by General Sir B. Bowater,
Groom in Wotan,.
The Jadge Advoesie Generel had an audience of the
Queen, and admitted to her id eieety the proceedings of
some courts•roartiaL

The Prince CoZOet visited the British Institution, Pan-
nell, attended by Captain the Han. D. de Roe. Hie royal
higlinera rode on heraebach la the afternoon.
fhe Prince Comore, attended by Lord George Lennon
and Captain the Hon. D. de Rae, went last erecting to the
Royal Institution, Albemarle-street.
The Queen, accompanied by the Prince.. Alice, honoured
the performance at the Olympic Theatre lam cowing with
her presence. Hrr Ifejeety war attended 17 the %mounters
JoceTr, Hon. Wady Cathcart, Rail of arulam, and Lord

A. deputation on th• subject of steam intense u applicable
to high roatta,had an Interv:cor rah M. Berrettry Sotheron-
Eatoonsi, at be Hamosolibe yesterday. The deputation
unstated of Mr. W. J. Garnett, M.P., Mr. Hemming, and
Mr. WAdans.

es were reosived at the Colonialce yesterday
from the -offi
overnors of Brtitsh Columbia and the colonies on
the West Coast of Africa. Despatcher' were sent to the goner-
sues of the Bahama and Canada.

HER NIAJESTY'S DRAWING-ROOM.—(THIS DAY.)
—This &Nations her Majesty held a drawing-room at St.
Jamie. Palace. Her Majesty and the Prinei Consort left
Buckingham Palace, attended by an (wort of the Royal
Horse (Made, and were received by the great odkees of
state. The drawing-room was moat nnswerroaaly attsedtd.
POSTPONEMENT OF THE LEVEE.---LORD CHAM-
BERLAIN'S OFFICt, JUNE 11.—Notice is hereby given that
the levee annonercd to be held by her Majesty on Monday,
the 20th last., is postponed until the following Friday, the
24th tut

The Prince of Wales reached Cadiz on the 30th
alt., and was received by the military end civil authorities
of the city. The Duke of Monteensier Oro sent to compli-
ment his royal highneee oa his arrival. Tht prince visited
Xeres oa the 30th, and the ant day he intended to pro•
teed to &Mlle, calling on Ms return at Bea Loom, to visit
the Duke and Duchess of Montpensier. Previous to the
prince's arrival at Cadiz he had visited Tangier, end wee
received there by a royal salute, and by the Moorish Meister
for Foreign Affairs and the Pacha of Tangier, who with a
guard of honour escorted hie royal Widmer to the house of
the British Cbtref d'Affairee. TM prince is expected to return
to England in about s for•night. Hie royal highnees, after
spending a short time with his royal parents at Buckingham
Palace, will proceed to Edinburgh, and will reside at Holy-
rood Palace for some weeks, fur the purpose of pursuing a
mune of study preparatory to going to Oxford iv October,
in which city his royal highness will, it I. understood,
attend lectures, and take advantage of the fazilities f r com-
pleting Ms education afforded by the University. It is not
improbable that his royal Idaho'ss will pursue a similar
course at a later period at the lister aniver.ity.

His Excellency Cuunt Bernstorff has left the
Prnrsian Legation foe Berlin. The noble count left, we
understand, In consequence of a telegram from the Nurlan
capital. It is stated that his Eacellency will. be absent
about a fortnight.

The Roman correspondent of the Weekly Reviler
writes that her Majesty Qom Victoria has forwarded an
autograph letter to the Pope, thanking his Moline.' for Fs
present of a beautiful made table. It is added that the
Pope was mach prattled with the endly sentiments en-
pressed by her Majesty.

It appears from • statement in the Weekly
Register that the Shrewsbury estates care (which has occu-
pied the Coed of Common nem for eight days, aod ha. ter-
minated in a derision adverse to the catholic defendant.) le
now to tie °mind to the Ezell( quit Chambers.

The members of the London and Nfiddlesex
Archeological Society will hold a meat* on Tuesday mat.
al Guildhall.

Four fresh pictures have been added to the Na-
tioast Portrait Gallery Abraham Cowley," "John
"Lord Howe," sad " the Duke of Ormond."

- -
Next Wednesday the second of the English flower
shows will be held at the Royal Botanic Gardens, Regent's-
park.

- The day fixed for the Harrow speeches is Thurs-
day, the 30th inst.

The M.C.C. and Ground play the Universities
*Milord and Cambridge on Monday at Lori's; end on
Thursday Surrey meets sixteen from the latter Alma Mater
M the Oval. Kent plays Middlesex at Southgate on the
latter day. All England are 'prised on Monday at Sabo-
boxy, and on Thni.4•7 at Newport; and the United go to
Peckham on Monday against 22 bold Peekbamites and two
howlers.

The Ansi de la Reliyio* states that Baron Bra-
sier, who is about to Mara to Naples as Preach aroboordor,
is 111Ittifti to a danghter of Mr. Hotatisson (afterwards Eaul
of Dowoughmora), the well-known Enal.ch sawn who took
part to effecting the stripe of K. de Lovolotte is 1816.

Amongst the chaplains (says Galimuitsi) who
have jest been appointed to the army of Italy is the Rev.
Father Penh,: re, who diatingtrolied himself in the Crimes.
Is tae action in which he was by the side of °morel Cie-
cohort, Lis horse was killed outer him. "That, reverted
elr," said the general, "is as accident without remedy-1
cannot get you 'mother home—so se moir." Bet Father
Parabire thought It his duly to be present to the rontbet,
end seeing a 01110412 approach he jniaped astride it, and wee
coeveyed in that mancer tato the midst of the action, u hen
be ezercimi his sacred ministry, by sesiating the wounded
end adniaisterisg religions comslatioa to the dylag.

THE
MINISTERIAL DEFEAT.