The Express.
London, England, 1859-07-30 00:00:00

etc Court.

OSBORNE, JOLT 29.
Her Naivety drove to Carisbrook Castle yesterday
afternoon. sad visited the Roman remain lately diaotnered
fa that neighbeetrbood.
The Qse was socompenied by the Prinotes Alio. and
Princess Behenlobe, and attended by the Countess of Gains-
borough, the lion. Flora Macdonald, sad Colonel Seymour.
The Prisms Consort rode on horeeback, and met her Ma-
jesty, secorapaeied by Prinz Alfred, sad attended by Colonel
the Hon. A. Hardioge.
Prince and Prince.' Leiningen dined with bet Majesty in
the evening.
Tls Host. Flora Macdonald km eseceeded the Hon. Caro-
line Cavendish as maid of honour le wailing.
The Queen held a Council tbi• day at Wore., which vine
attended oy the Philos Consort, Earl Oreasille Lord John
Russell, the Duke of Somerset, the Earl of Elgin, Sir George
Grey, the Earl of St. °rotenone, Lord Steward, and Viscount
Sydney, Lord Chamberlain.
At tne Council, an Order in Connell was issued, exteeding
the time limited fur the payment of reduced bounties to able
sad ordinary seamen.
The Hon. Willem Bathurst was clerk of the Council in
waiting.
The Prince Catini, Sicilian Minister and the Prince
d'Ousitio, on special mission from the King of Naples,
had ancienoes of nee M..jeoey, to which they were severally
=tied by Lord John Russell, the Queen's principal
tery of State for Foreign Affairs,
Lord Napier wee presented to the Queen by Lord John
Russell, and had en audience of her Majesty.
Sir John &mitt; wee presented by Lord Joha Russell,
and had an audience of the Queen.
Lord John Russell, Earl Granville, and the Right Hon.
T. Hesdism, Judge Advocate Genteel, also had audiencee of
her Majesty.
The Duke of Somerset remains on a visit to the Queen.

Lord John human, the Rai of Elgin, Sir George Grey,
the Earl of St. Germane, Vlsorrant Sydney, the Prince
Ceram, the Prince d'Ottagno Lord Roper, the Right lion.
T. Headloin, Sir John Boterdig, and the Hon. W. Bathurst
left the Waterloo Station of the South Western Hallway at
a quarter-past nine o'clock yesterday morning for Osborne.
Ths Duke of Somereet joined hie °Afton, at Wimbledon,
sad Bari Granville so Gosport. The misters crossed in the
Fire Queen, and rescbeu Osborne at one o'clock.
Afo r the Privy Council the minims/a (with the exception
of the Duke of Somerset) and those who occompanied them
from ',radon teat ()Acme at half-pus twee o'clock, re-
crossed In the Fire Queen, and retained to London by •
speciel train on the South Western Railway.
A deputation on the subject of rating government pro-
perly had an Interview witu Sir G. C. "Awn paitarday at
the Home-of/lon The deputation consisted of Mr. H. Ford
(Mayor), Mr. Howard (Town Clerk), Mr. C. B. Helloed, and
• Aldermen Styinat. accompanied by Sir Francis Baring,
and Sir James Elphinetone, Y.P., from Portsmouth;
Mr. Woolcombe (Town Clerk), sod the Right Hon. James
M.P., from Devonput ; Mr. Thomas Henry Field,
front Alversteke; Mr. Ruegg and Mr. J. R. Jolly, from
Woolwich; Mr. Buchanan and SW Frederick Smith, M.P.,
from Chatham;.
and Mr. 'Fangs (Vestry Clerk), from fit.
Merrle-Straird
. . . . .

The bebop of St. Holum had an interview with the Doke
of Newassie yestaiday at the Colonial-okm
A deputation of the ettyportere of the Meranrement of
Gas But, now before parliament, had an interview with Sir
G. C. Lewis on Tharedey, at the Home other. The deputa-
tion consisted of Lord Henley, M.P., Lord Ashby, M.P.,
Mr. H. B. Sheridan, M.P., Mr. Garnett, M.P., Mr. Bris-
tow M.P., Mr. Feiner, Mr. Firmin, Mr. Collinson, Mr.
Donald, Mr. C. H. Weft* Mr. J. T. Stimesby, Mr. Oats-
vise Symonde, Mr. Merriam
(parliamentaryagent to the
bill), Me. Mateell, Mr. Chaplin, and Mr. Joun Lilwall (Se-
cretary to the Committee).
Der totes were received at the Colonial-office yelled',
from the Governors of the Cape of Good Hope, Malta,
Natal, and St. Helena. Despatches vete sent to the Clover-
noes of the North American Provinces.

(TROY LAST NIODET'S GAZETTE.)

WHITEHALL, JULY 28.—The Queen ben been
plumed to appoint the Hunted John Tullocb, D D., to be
out of her Majesty's Chaplains in Ordinary in Soutend, in
'he room of Doctor John Lee, deceared.
Folsacix-orrics, JOLT 28.—The Queen hes been
Orto approve of Mr. George William Wheatley u
r Guard in London for the Republic of Honduras.
ST. hans's PALACE, JULY 25.—The Queen bee
ben plumed, on the nomination of the Right Honourable
Lard Foley, to appoint Richard Henry Stackhoner-Vyvyen.
Reg., one of bar Merry's Hoooorable Corps of Gentlemen.
shArnia vice Auulapau Field, Fag , resigned.

We hear that her Majesty will remain at Osborne
until the 27th of August, the Duchies of Kent prolonging
her visit for some time after the Queen's departure.

The Grand Duchess Mary of Rassia, sister of the
premed Emperor, accompanied by het Royal Higher' the
Princess Merit, her Revd Highness the PASCO'S Eugenie,
Ms Ro al Highness the Prinoe Serge, his Royal Meuse*
the Prince Georges, and a very mutinous arrived at
Dover this day. They were reoeived on landing by the
Baron and Barmen do Brunnow, and conducted to Bfr-
nelaghanis Hotel, where aparimenta had been prepared for
the distinguished 'Any.

Hie Imperial Htghneas the Prince Nicholas and
Print* Eugene, nephews of the Emperor of Roans,
together with their Wee-de-camp and ouster, are staying at
Torquay.

lila Excellency the Ambassador of France arrived
at Albart•gate House last evening from Paris.
The Doke of Devonshire has left Devonshire
Home toe Comptoa•plaee, Eastboumo, Sussex.
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The Marchioness (Louisa) of Waterford hu ar-
rived at Tatteabenger, Herta, from Ireland, on a visit to
Lady Stuart de Hothany.
The Earl and Countess of Clarendon and the
Ladies Villain bays lilt town f e the Grove, near Watford.
The Counters of Desert will leave town on Mon-
day next for Desert House, County Kilkenny.
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The Earl of Manifield intend' to leave town early
m-at week Le Owns Palace, near Perth, on his way to his
'shooting quartet,:

TheEU' and Counter Spencer have left Spencer
Howe for *Mitigate to vase a fortnight at the seaside.

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The Earl and Countess Amherst and family have
left Grasernorsquare for Montreal, neer Beveno.ka.

The Earl and Countess Delawarr and Lady
Arabella 8. Wag passed through town yesterday from visit-
ing tie Marquis aad Marchtoness of Salisbury, at flatheid
How, Herta, to Buckhurat Park, Subsea.

Viscount Gage and the Hon. Miss Gage leave
Wh WWI early is the ensuing week foe Fine Place, Sasses.
Lc the 1011/911.

Lord and Lady Wenlock left town on Thursday,
for Markt Park, Yorkabire, for the reaeora.
Lord Dover has left Cliefden, near Maideabead,
to vial the Right lion. Henry and Lady Mary Labonohese.
at Stoke Park.

Lord Blantyre has recovered from his recent indis-
position. His lordship ham left &Lewd Boum for the coast
of Norfolk. Lady Blast re renames with the Dula and
Duishiks of Batherlarad, at Staff mod House.

Lady Peel left Whitehall•gardene yesterday, for
Viehy, in the south of Fracce.

The Right Hon. Si John and Lady Pakington are
expected to leave the Admiral'', today, for Weettruod Park,

Lord and Lady Londeaborough have arrived at
their marine re.idenoe, Londeeborough Spa, &ethic', Es the
worm.

Viscount and Viscountess Falmouth hare returned
to Meeewutth Castle, their mat in Kent.

The Marquis of Lansdowne entertained a distin-
guished deals at dimes last suiting at Lansdowne Rouse,
Bestsky-squase.

Mr. Anthony Trollope, the well-known novelist,
hat Maned to England of er a nine mon-he tour through
the West Indies, Control Americt, &c. The moult of hie ob-
servation., as embodied to a book of travel', Is already in the
band' of /femora. Chapman and Hall.

Mr. H. T. Hope hu presented his picture of the
"Salutation of the Virgin," by Mantualt di Sea Fritts, to
the Fitzwillista Gallery, Cambridge. The plotter, en altar.
pine of my lug■ dimension', la at present exhibitiog at
the, British lastitutioo, but will be removed to Cambridge as
aeon as the exhibitios

Sir Rabat Smirks has resigned his place among
the Fon) Acadenlicierw. Sir Robert has for acme years
past reMel from the active ditties of his profi.s,ion.
A number of Royal Academicians have presented
• gold procilmase to Mr. Marilee as a elan of ermitratule-
Woo and sdreiretwa of the finished drawings of his great
Cartoon in the New Palace of Wertmiester.

Sir Robert Bcbomburgk is now at Bangkok in
Sim, that warrelions I.nd to which a Fellow of the Royal
Asiatic Society is Kms sad a White Elephant la God.
we th rno piers to twAr, has hitherto prevented
Ste Robert from Hoeing her impreaatuna of Siamese society
sad seam t. Europe.

The Archduke Ferdinand Meximilien and his
wife, the Arebdothtse Charlotte," • an•a letter state.,
"an to patted in a fay days to Prague, Wher. they
Island residing ttr the future."

The Magnin de !Samarale, recently French
elserv6 d'atLueo it Vine, has loft P.ris on r mission to the
A usttiau capita.