The Express.
London, England, 1858-07-12 00:00:00

Cite Court.

OSBORN', Jr LT 10.
The Queen and Prince Consort, accompanicd by
Princess Loniaa and Prince Arthur, drove ontio an open
Gurley yesterday afternoon. _ __

Jrts 11.
Majesty and the Prince Consort drove out yraterday
shersocet.

Prism Aldred arrived at Osborne in the inseam from
Alveetenk.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday, 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. Diwueli,
the Lord Chancellor, the Marqui• of f3al;qlsv,i, the
Earl of Hardwick., the Right Hon. Spencer Wal-
pole, the Earl of Malmeabury, Sir E. Hewer
Lytton, Lord Stanley, General Peel, Sir John
Pakington, Right Hon. J. W. Henley, and Lord
John Manners.

Sir HenryStrawy had an interview with the Earl of
Derby, on y, at hie official residence In Dolt-dig-
itised.

—Alderman Copeland, M.P., Mr. Joh, Mastet.uen (presi-
dent), Mr. Thos. Jackson (vice -preeideot), Mr. George
Moore (treasurer), and Mr. A. L. Baal (t vetati), • depute-
llon from the Commercial Traveller.' Soho& t, had au int s-
eise with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on Bate-de,, et
him °Metal residenoe in Downing-street.
The Judicial Committee of the Fri./ Connell sad on Beams
day. An appeal from the Prerogative Court, Hodgson v.
Beaucheone," part heard, was resumed. The lords prcentt
were, Lord Cranworth, the Chancollor of the Dttohy of
Cornwell, the Judge of the Admiralty Covet, and Bir C.
Cromwell.

Deepatehee ware omit on SMorday from the Colonitl-
dace to the Governors of the Australien rotaries, and to the
Governors of Malta, Ceylon, end Hong Hong.

THE QUERN'S VISIT TO CHERBOURG.

It is mid that her Majesty will be accompanied to
Cherbourg by Lord Malsesstrary, Lord Derby, Mr. Diann%
and the Dab et Malakoff. The Minister of Marine hr
ordered the inscription reeording the completion of the works
and the inauguration of the inner dock to be &earl, In
order that the royal vieit may be Winded in the scroll.
The Brussels ',depopulated* says that the Queen will only
stay one day at Cherbourg. She will mils*, as announced
is the Montle**, on the 4th, and will Imre on the sth, In
order to keep her appointment at Cologne on the 10th.

♦ fatter from Berlin of the Sth,spealli7i6 of the approaching
Tait of the Queen to Prussia, rye:—" Her Majesty will
spend a fortnight in the Rheniah province in the beginning
of August. She has requested that an official reception may
be dispensed with, and that the visit which she makes to her
daughter may have no ohmmeter beyond that of a family in-
terview."

Their Royal Highnesses the Hereditary Grand
Doke of Mecklenburg-I%mM: end his son, the young Pt:nes
Adolphus Sr. expected to arrive in London In the Dour
of
week
*la wea.from Germany.

His Excellency the Austrian Minister and the
Counter d'Apposyi will give a grand entertainment to-
morrow, at Meads. House, to hie Royal Highness the
Duke if Cambridge; abet which the minter will hove en
amenably.

The 'Marquis snd Marchioness of Stafford are
staying with the Duke of fintherlmad at Trentham. The
illiortal remains of the young Berl Dower were intetmd in
the family mausoleum at that place on Friday last.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter and Lady
Mary Cecil leave Grosvenor-square early la the preecnt
week for Barleigh Home, near Stamford, where the noble
mempds end marchioness will shortly receive a select circle of
felseeb.

Lord Blantyre has arrived at Stafford House from
Carlsbad. The noble lord and her ladyship will leave town
la a few days for their seat to Suotland.

Lord and Lady Clermont have retuned to
Clavicle's Hotel.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchesses of Cam-
bridge and Mecklenbargh-Ettrelliz and the Pilosas Mazy
honoured Mr. and the Misses Vincent rk:th their compiliy
at a late lowlier on Friday, at Thornwood Lodge, Camp-
den-bill. The party braid to meet their royal bighorns
at luncheon were--the Lord Chancellor and Lady Chelms-
ford, the Cocotte' of Jersey and Lady Clementine Villiers,
Marla Marchioness of Alitabcry, Baron flintlock, the Earl
and Countess of &salary sad Lady Louise Primrose, the
Earl and Counter of Eflingbire and Lady Maria Howard;
and Mr. Augustus Lumley. A email and distlago'ned
eircle afterwards attended to meet their royal bighorns,
bat the rainy weather precluded the usual promeceds la
tits gardens.

The Earl of Wilton entertained the members
of the Catch Club at dinner, on Fridev ...ming, at his
nsseeica in Grosvenor-square. The Duke of Beaufort, the

Marquis of Westminster, the Right Hon. Colonel Coed W.
Forester, Hon. Robert Lawley, Sir William Hurts. Yr.
Gilmore, and iilarge party were present. Covers Inds laid
for 20.

The Earl and Conntrse of Clanearty entertained
at dinner, on Friday last, the Lord Chancellor and Lady
Chelmsford, his Excellency the American Minister and Mrs.
Dallas, the Earl and Comatose of Bradford, Lady Loots'
le Poer Trench, Lord Dangles, Sir Robert Pagans, Mrs,
Gssroigne, Mr. Conolly, M.P., &c.

The annual oration in honour of the great Harvey
was delivered in the noble library of the Royal College of
Physicians, on Saturday afternoon, by Dr. Wood, one of the
fellows of the college. In spite of the unfavourable state of
the weather there was a good attendance of profeasional and,
Wadi& gentlemen, including a considerable lumbar of the
Plows and members of the college. The oration, as usual
is Leda, steered the unstained attention of the 'adieux,
being classically composed and eloquently delivered.
The offices of Dean of the Arches and Official
hind* of the Arches' Court have bean costarred by the
Archbishop of Canterbury en the Right Rea. Dr. Lushington.
The functions of the Dean of the Arches are now merely
nominal, but the 011Idal Principal of the Arches' Court le
She Judge of the Cant of Appeal of the Pro Cam of Canter-
bury. The Court of Appeal wee formerly held in Bow
Church, or the Arches' Church (Smiths Karim de elreubra),
and hews it dm ived its name of the Arches' Court, which
aceempembd it when the seat of jadiatture wag transferred
is the CORMS Hall of the Collage of Advocate. in Doctors'
COINIMICSIL It U reported that Dr. Travers Twit's ual
succeed Dr. Lualtlngton as Chancellor of the Diocese of
London.—Times.

Mr. George Thompson, formerly representative in
Parliament of the Tower Ilamkts, has just returned to
England from India, in indifferent health, after an &bermes
of two years and a half.

But COLIN CAMPBELL'S AIDES-DE-CAMP.—We
an
that
'MIN from letters received by the loot mail
Irma I that both air D. Baird sad Captain Frederiek
Allem, A. .C. to It Colin Campbell, were recovering from
their sewers filmes. We understand that Iflr David Baird
is expected home, sad that Cartels Alison ban been ordered
as go to the bills for the moms, of his health.—Glorecno
Onseirr.

---PETITION AGAINST THE INCOME-TAX COMMIS-
-1110311111•.—A petition he bees presented to the Hoes of
Omennone by Mr. W.P. for Southampton, on be.
MY at Mr. Tucker, anotionser and saber of the corpora-
tion of that love. Mr. Tucker states that the district 00113•
Illiksers for several rem esseneed his at a higher one.
dim Ow were waeranted In by the neon be made,
dna hi appealed sad was estpdred to prednee hh books, and
that int lie refusing to do so. he had to pay the surcharge,
whisk India ler eaveral rem L 1866 he emitted to seed
fa any aelnen, winners he woe twesesed fa a anm above
whetlee hog Me petit biers sod received no sere till
caned epee SR payment. Mr. Tooker prays that de e=
be W the es ke precedes Of MO tredemou'e betam
M emboli Me beer le ride minas., simerisel is the
see line d iseisees sod Or eppelides, twee d ersele-
sigma. gg m midst constOtttal, we or no ampikat per.
os to be sa the revising esesesiesisasee attar the moor
TYIE dmires barrheers.
OATff OF FEALTY AT OXFOID.—The KAM
of Oxford (fear Ornbb, Beg.) was Wit week sieved whic a
sandarens to show cause why he should not take the venal
oath to the university.