The Express.
London, England, 1866-03-30 00:00:00

the Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Masan 29.
The Queen, accompanied by PriCICOBS Louise,
drove in the grounds yesterday afternoon.
Primers Helena and her Grand Dual Highness's of Ho-
henicha-Langenbourg also went out driving.
The Prince of Wales, attended by Lieutenant-Colonel
Koppel, arrived at the °Nth ywlerday afternoon, sad the
Princess el Wales, with Prince Albert Victor and Prince
George, also arrived, attended by the Hon. Mrs. F. Signior
and Identenant-Gensrel Keay&
Her Majesty, with Princess Louisa, went out In the
grounds this monis&
The Prime and Primus of Wales, Prioress Helena, and
the Prince •of Hohenlebe Langenbourg, Wended by the
Hon. Mary Lasalle", rode on horseback.
Prises Albert Victor and Prince aeons took an airing in
the Hesse Hark.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at
the official residenoe of the First Lord of the
Treasury, in Downing-street. The ministers pre-
sent were—Earl Russell, the Lord Chancellor,
the Duke of Argyll, the Earl of Clarendon, the
Right Hon. Edward Cardwell, the Marquis of
Harlington, the Duke of Somerset, the Right
Hon. G. J. Goechen, and the Right Hon. 0. P.
Villiers.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer left town yesterday for
Itrighton.

THE LATE QUEEN OP THE PREACH.

All the arrangements connected with the funeral
of the late Queen are being pushed forw►rd with
the *breast activity by Mews. Beating and Sons,
to whom the details have been entrusted. Than
is to be no lying in state or public ceremony of any kind.
8o many of the French nobility and others me anxious
to pay their lest tribute of respect to the memory
of the late Queen that at lent thirty carriages will
be required. These mourning coaches are of eouree ex-
clusive of the very long train of private carriages which will
follow in the procession front Claremont to Weybridge. Not
sine Monday will the remains be depoeitod by bee Ista Ma-
jesty's own attendants in the firth af the eoliths destined l oat.
closethem. Thism usual, will be only a stout leaden shell lined
with white Essen ; outside this oome two plain coffins of
polished =hooey, sad over ell • large outer ease, also of
mahegeny, covered with Meek velvet and armaments of
massive silver. Oa this last is the following simple inserip.
doe oar a silver plate :
MARIE AM/11q,
Rehm des Francais,
Nee it Caserta (Doan Wcilse),
Le 26 Avril, 1782 ;
Marts A Claremont
(Comte de Surrey),
Angleton*,
Le 24 Man, 1866.
_ _ .

Dr. Grant, as Homes catholic bishop of the diocese. sot
yet two years ago celebrated the marriage between the
Goaata de Paris sod his cousin, end it it believed that the
funeral amyl» will be solemnised by him. His Royal
Highness the Prince of Wales will meet the procession at
the cluspel. and will be present at the burial ceremony, as
»preempting her Haieety.

TSB ROYAL VISIT TO BILIORTOIL—The arrange-
meets for the visit of the Mims sad PAlN:woof Wales to

Brighton on Easter Monday bays been considerably modi.

bed. The royal special train will leave the Victotia station
shortly before ten o'clock. and will arrive in Brighton at
eleven. Tke London departure platform in the centre of

the terminus will be entirely reserved foe the reception of
the illustrious visitors, who, it is understood, will be acoom-

pooled by the Duke sort Prince.. Mary of Cambridge. The
pampa is attendanoe to motive the royal party will kolude

t►e Lord Lieutenant of Sussex (Earl of Chichester) and the
Manton of Chichester, the mayor and mayoress, the view,
and the aldermen of the borough. A reception room will
be fitted up at the station. After a slight st.y the /4n al
party will leave for the taoemnrr, to which t►ey will pro-

reed direct by way of Queens's-reed. Weet-etreet, aad the Ma-
rine Parade. A mite of private apartments aro furnished at the

Grand Stand for their one. The Prioce of Wales and Duke of

Cambridge intend, we believe, to tike an active part in the
day'. proesediegs, but the Princess will view the march
past from the southern wiei of the greed stand, and may

afterwards view the sham fight from their carriage. For
their eonvenience the movements will be confined, as far as

possible, to the summits of the Dowse au roanding the
hamlet of &vendee. Before tt: termination of the sham
fight the royal party will return to Brighton, by way of

Elm-grove and the Grand Parade, and will lunch with the
sayer, at the Arnim, the grand site of rooms in wbioh
will he elegantly fitted up. After lunch the royal party
will return to the railway station by way of North-street
sad Quoin's-road, sad will leave for town between five and
six o'clock.
Prince Ghika, accompanied by Mr. Symonds,
has arrived at Manrigra Hotel from Perim
The Princess Czernecheff and their Highnesses
the Princess Leon and Princes Mary Czerasehaff have kft
Claridge's Hotel for Paris.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne, in
consequence of the slight indisposition of ►is lordship, have
deferred their departure to Paris on a visit to the Count
and Countess de Flabault till the early part of next week.
The Earl of Kerry and the juniur members of the family
left town is the early pert of the week for Paris.
The Marchioness of Huntley and Lady Mary
Gordon have left Parrsoos'a Hotel for Orton Loagueville,
near Peterborough.
The marriage of the Earl of Dunmore with the
Lady Gertrude Coke, sewed daughter of the Earl and
Counters of Leicester, will take place on Thursday next at
Holkbam Hall. The Marquis and Marchioness Ansi
bury, Viscount and Vic:on:items Powersoourt, and a large
family party will assemble on the occasion. We (Post)
, have reason to believe that the Prince and Princess of
Wales will likewise be preset.

The Earl of Malmesbury, who has been confined
to his residence by an attack of gout, in sousiderably batter.
The Countess Delawarr, who has been suffering
from a severe cold, is much better.
The Countess (Frances) Waldegrave and the
Right Hoe. Chichester Fertescue, IL? , will entertain a
'sleet party at Strawberry-hill duties the noses.