The Express.
London, England, 1859-04-01 00:00:00

trbt Court.

The Judge Advocate-General had an audience of
the Queen yesterday at Bucldsgham Palace, and submitted
tr, her Majesty the proormitmge of ems Coarts-martial.
The Prime Consort rode on horseback, attended by Colour)
the Hon. A. Harding.
Her lbjsetre dialler pasty in the evening included tho
names Alms, the Earl Yid Caaataaa De la Warr the Earl
l et Mahntsbory, the H. Mrs. Ittddutpb, Colonel Hon.
Er Charles end Lady Phipps, mad Major Elphintrone.
The band al the Coldstream Guards attended, and played
do-tug dimmer the following pieces:
Overawe, " ILsobattl-
Scar el arta,
_" Nemo,"
Yaha " Tao Mania( Was" Mamma.
fraccalaiL - autism" Eardal.
" Parburab' fat ail Eta* raglan ) 0 merry, =111.'.21k. Anti**. Tmer.

The Archbishop of Yea bad ea interview with the Esrl
of Derby yestirday.
A deputatka, cumulating of Mr. Cbeetham, 31. P., the Earl
of Shaftesbury, Lord Allred Churchill, M.P. Mr. W. C.
W,ntworth, Mr. Barley, 11. P" Mr. Young,,P., Mr. IL
Hamilton, Lord Ashley, M.P., Mr. Gem. A. Li=
F. W. Russell, M.P., Mr. Robert Town., Hal. A. /1.
M.P., Mr. D. Lama, Mr Andrew Agnew, Mr. C.
Bs M.P., Mr. James Aleramisr, Mr M. H. Monts.
M.P., eh, H. W. Farber, Mr. Henry Woods, M.P., Mr.
C. R. Mask, M.P., Mr. J. F. L. Foster, Mr. J. R. Fitz-
preld, Mr. J. A. Tod, Mr. hese, M.P., Mr. Monson,
M.P., Mr. Arthur Mills, M.P., Mr. Harstall, M.P., Mr.
Brown Westhead, sad Mr. Wane, M.P., had an in-
ters ;sw wish the Berl of Derby, yesterday, at his ofb6d
residence in Downing-stress. Sir B. Brauer Lytton was
present et the Interview.
Despatches wore received sat/May at the Colonial-of ice
from the Governor of the Cape of Good Hope.

THE ARRIVAL OF HER ROYAL HIGHNESS THE
Demises or Kurtr.—(Ture Dsv.)—This morning her
Royal Bigbome the Dueller of Kent left Frogman, Lodge,
sooompanied by Lady Fealty Howard, aid travelled by
special train on the Great Western Railvray, to
Paddington, and proceeded to Si. James's Palace, where her
royal highness was received by Bir George Cowper. Her
royal highness afterwards paid her Majesty paid a vWt at
Buckingham Palace.
" The Prinee of Wales," says a letter from Rome
of the 26th ult., " contlenee to enjoy excellent health, and
to visit with unfailing Intend the treasures of art and
arehreology with Thigh Rome abounds. Hie royal high-
est* bas derived the greatest gratification from the cresol-
*elm et the Colimemaus by moonlight, visiting the vane-
:alb reds ressmtly mars then onoe for that purpose. This
omit Obs idnes ben boss twins to the Capitol and twice ts
the Vedas gash@ of sculpture, under Mr. Gibson's
inhabit' geidente, end has poise! the whole of this morn-
leg Moog the casket Via Appia, which, of all localities is
the nsightourased of Rome, presents the happiest am-
bit:l4km of picteresque tiewa and objects of archivolo‘ied
intentst."
The Earl of Sefton and Sir George Wombwell
will shortly leave tows for Rome and the Italian Mater.
Lord and Lady Raglan are staying at Badminton,
on a visit to the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort.
Lord and Lady Berghersh have left Carron Roues

r Apthorps Howe, Northamptonshire,
Lady Nigel Kennedy was safely delivered of a son
at the Lion Mansion, Brighton, on Wednesday last. Her
ladyship and the infant are doing well.
Lord Denman has leR Claridge's Hotel, for Stony
Middleton, nom Sheffield.
The Count and Countess Jarmo will leave town
to-morrow for their met In Ireland.
Lady Molesworth'a party, to meet his Royal
Highness the Date of Cambridge on Wednesday evening,
laciaded the Austrian Minister and the Countess Apponyi,
the Marchioness of Londonderry, Mali% Marehioneas of
Ailesbery, the Lord Chancellor and Lady Chelmsford, the
Marquis of Honeys', the Esti and Countess of Chundoat,
the Earl and Counters of Donoughtoote, the Earl &sn-
uffle. the Right lion. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., Dr. Guist
and Mr. Delano. Colons' Tyrwhitt was in attendance on
lie royal Witham.
The marriage of Sir Henry Fletcher to Miss
Agnes Wilson, third daughter of Bu John M. Wilson, will
take place early in May.
Sir John and Lady Shelley have removed from
Park-lane, to their new residents in South-attest.
The Cloned Chronicle detailing the melancholy
ctroomstanote etteadteg the death of the Marquis of Water-
ford, observes:—" The fearfully sad intelligence was broken
to the bereaved marchioness, who &troika his lordship's
retaining; bet who mn describe her ladyship's feelings as
she 'Messed to the suppressed grief and the strange ended
scorch in the court-yard below on that painful ocoasion,
while burin the remains of • deeply-loved husband into
his late joyous resilience? At half.psst II at night, the
noble, the amiable, and the beloved Lady Waterford
with deep emotion entered the chamber of death, where
Sor some rims, with Christian fortitude she wished and
was allowed to retrain alone. We dare not bee seek to
intrude upon gtisf so heart-rending nut rorrow fl,
poignantly felt, by further sllasit.n to the bitter anguish of
them farewell moment.. Last night the Marchioness of
Waterkad's mother, Lady Stuart de Rothessy, the heir to
the title and estates (the Rev. Load John Bereeford), tom
fourth Marquis of Waterford, end the Right Boa. the Earl
of Shrewsbury, were Wegraphad for, mad their &Merl was
hourly expected when we left Camelot:Dore." It is sup-
p teed that the mortal remains of the deceased marquis will
he intoned in the Rosily vault at Omegas eltrwellyank 03
,los estate, co Monday es Tined my next.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THE CONGRESS.

DRESDEN, TIVISDAY.

The Dresden Journal state; that the Five
Powers may be regarded as having agreed to the
preliminaries of the approaching Congress.
The day of seeembling will probably be the 30th
April next, but the plea of meeting is not yet
settled.