The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-14 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, JANUARY 14, me.

be Court.

WINDSOR, JLx. 13.

The Count and Conntees Perponcher, the Counter;
Wally vim Hohenthel, and the Countess Math Zn Lyme
arrived yesterday from Berlin, and dined with her Majesty
in the evening.

The party ;leo included the Ditcher of Kent, the Prince
of Wales, the Primer Royal, Lady Anna Merle Dawson,
Viscount and Viacom:Mee Palmerston, Prinoe de la Moe-
cows, Major-General the Hon. C. Grey, the Hon. Colonel
Phipps, and Mr. Gibbs.

Tie Hosts Fusilier Guards' band played at dinner. Her
ltejesty's private band afterwards performed in the drawing.
roes.

The Qom and Prince Consort, with the Princess Royal,
wept to Claremont to-day, attended by Viscountess Jocelyn
and Lleahmant-Colonel Ponsonby. Her Majesty returned
to the Castle in the evening.
The Prince de la Mosoowa and Lord and Lady Palmerston
lelt the Castle in the &reboot.

Yr. J. 8. Raney, accompanied by Mr. Goodenough, had
the honour of exhibiting Mr. Raney's powers over the hots.)
to the Queen, the Prime Consort, the Royal Family, and
visitors d the court.

Viscountess Jocelyn has succeeded the Countess of Gains_
borough as Lady in Waiting to her Majesty, and Colonel the
Hon. N. Hood has succeeded Lieutenant-Colonel CavendMh
as the Groom in Waiting.

Vissount and Viscountess Palmerston arrived in London
yesterday from Windsor Castle.
tlir George Guy reissued to town yesterday.
Despatches were resolved yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Governors al Hong Kong, Lama, Ceylon, the
Cape of Good Hops, Australia, sad Malta.

Edinburgh is going to present an address of eon-
engulf sits to the Primus Royal on her marriage. No
further demonstration has yet been resolved on, the authori-
ties being disposed to wait for some expression of the feeling
of the inhabitants on that subject.

Their Royal Highnesaeo the Duchess of Cam-
bridge sad the Primer Mary will strive at St. James's
Palace to-day, from Cambridge Cottage, Kew, for the ..M
NUM

His Serene Higluiews the Prince of Leiningen and
his Sera Highness the Prince Victor of Hohatlioha are
daily expected to arrive at Howc.hin's Hotel, St. James's,
wham aputnents have been engaged for their reception.
The Duke and Duchess of Hamilton have been
detained at Him by the very dangerous illness of Lady Mary
Douglas. We learn with much pleasure, from letters re-
ceived in town yesterday, that bar ladyship has been pro-
nounced out of danger.
The Marquis of Lansdowne will arrive at Lans-
downe House, to-day, from Bowood. The noble marquis
comas to attend the cabinet council, and returns to his
country at on Saturday for • few days.

Thio Earl and Countess of Derby and Lady Emma
Staniey owns to town on Monday next from Known's, Park,
Lancashire.

The Earl and Countess of Jersey and Lady Cle-
roestlna Villiers come to town to-morrow from Middleton
Park, near Mortar.

Viscount and Visoounteas Palmerston arrived in
London, yesterday, from Windsor Culls.

Lady Stuart de Rothesay arrived in town yester-
day from Tittenhanger, Herta. Her ladyship will shortly
sommpany the Marchioness of Waterford on a tom through
France sad Italy.
The Baron Lichenatein has arrived at the Bruns-
wick Hotel, BR. James's.

Bir GeOrge Grey returned to town yesterday.
The marriage took Films yesterday at the Roman
Catholic Chapel, Warwick-suss*, of Major the Hon. Ale:-
mdse. Edward Framer Boots Posnise Guards, second son
of Lad Lost, to Georgina Mary, oily daughter of George
F. Hoessge, Esq., M.P., of Bahasa Hall, Lincolnshire.

The sermon nest Sunday evening at Westminster
Abbey will be preached by Archdesoon Sinclair, and that on
the 24th instant by the Bishop of Oxford. The Dean of
Canterbury will preach on some other Sunday.
We (CAeltenham Examiner) hear that the vacant
ofilos of VW-Principal of Chelteaham College, has been
costarred upon the Rev. Oeorp Butler, M.A., late Fellow
of Baseer College, Oxford, sou of the late Very Bev. Dr.
Butler, late Derr of Peterborough. The newly-appointed
Vire-Principal took high hossure at Ala college, and baa
been strongly recommended by the Bishops of London, Dar-
bun, sad Lichfield, and the Vice-Chanadkw of Oxford, as a
gentleman eminently qualified for so important a trust.

Prayers have been offered up throughout the
kingdom d Wurtemberg for the health of the Yin. Hi
Majesty, the lest eremite state, neesias without my further
improvement. The Prince Royal is she suffering tram ea
attack of hillunza.

Idonidgme Branoni, now delegate of the Holy
the at Kam Lannon, is appointed to the vacant see of
Ceasemadeeple.

Two ,oung princes of the imperial family of
Rads, mat of the late Duke de Leaohtemberg, arrived fa
Rome cit the 7th.

Naples letters state that the Marquis de la Roche-
jacquelein, senator, has arrived in that city. He is said to be
charged with an important minion.

At the last sitting of the French Academy of
&Wow M. Bile de Beaumont preempted to the sosileany, In
the name of the author, a new volume of M. de Rumboldt's
"Comma" A translation of this work will shortly be pub-
lished in London.

A new law on the press has come into force in
Denmark, prohibiting newspapers from copying the articles
of other journals without quoting them.

. -
The Pays quotes letters from Pondicherry, of
December 12, which state that the teat fete of the Peres.
of Madras, who me lees numerous there than at Bombay,
was celebrated with extraordinary solemnity. In parsuanos
of an ancient rite, which hoe long fallen into disuetude, two
whits, after lighting the sacred are, which was to continue
burning for a year, threw themselves into the flames, utter-
ing cries of Joy. This event, for which the spectators were
wholly unprepared, produced en immense sensation.
• The Cork Constitution states that a corn mer-
chant of Neath hem felled, with liabilities to the amount at
30,0001.

The Emancipation of Brussels says :—" It is re-
ported that the Minister of Jaelice, Y. Torch, intends to
bring in a bill for repealing the laws which limit the vats of
intermit for loans and mortgages, sad for allowing nosey to
be heated as simple insrehandies. It Is behind that the
bill will psis by a great majority."

Doubts appear to prevail se to the extent to which
the day for the marriage of the Prince's Royal (Monday, the
26th instant) will be kept es a holiday. The London Dock
Compaay have applied to the Custom house to law If that
department is to be deed, but the officers are not yet able to
Inform thine. Any arrangements intended (says the new)
should be made known at cam to prevent inconvenisace.
At the Beak sad the Stock Exchange, and in the City ge-
nanny, little imams' is likely to be traasected, and in such
cireseastanose it it always best to decide upon a game!
holiday at otos, so as to render needless the attendanot of a
=oldie& of persons to do wain.

.
Intelligence has been received that Lieutenant
Rothamy Hastings Neville, of H.ll.'s 81st Regiment, sad
grsadma of the late Peregrine Xamiagbad, Big., late of
Hanby Perk, Lincolnshire, was murdered by the mutinous
Savoys, at Pik-rolton, on the flutlej, whilst oa his may to
Bombay to be married. He was in hie 26th year.

SCARCITY OF Kum IN C/1171C11.—Travel when
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