The Express.
London, England, 1861-04-30 00:00:00

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The Queen gave audience yesterday at Bucking-
ham Palace to the Right ltev. Dr. Phllpott, to do homage
ow being appointed Bishop of Worcester.
The Right Hon. Sir George Cornwall Lewis, the Queen's
principal Secretary of Sista for the Home Department, ►nd
the Rev. John Van*, M.A., Deputy Clark of the Closet
i• Waiting, waisted at the ceremony.
Sir George Lewis had an audiewe of the Queen.
Her Majesty was attended by Lord De Tabley, Lord in
Welting.
The Prince Consort, attended by Major Du Plat, visited
yesterday afternoon the works of the New Horticultural
burdens at South Kensington.

A deputation, remelting the Amendment of the Sale of
Ow Art, had an interview with the Right Hon. tfir G.
Oornewaf Lewis yeeterday, at the Home-odice.
Governor Keats bad is interview with the Duke of
Neweamtle yeeterday, at the Colonial-office.
The noses Committee of the Exhibition of 1862 met
=l"at the ollece of her Majesty's Coenatiminesn.
Fori Onaville, the Mamie of 011uolos, Mr. Fair.
balm, the
_Might Hon. R. Lowe, Y.P., Sr Alexander
Hart, Mr. Edgar Bowling, Mr. T. F. Meal,
1771:•4 Thing, and Lord Frederick esvendielt (fieoe-
tap to lb. essamater), Mr. P. K. Samdfard, imorstary to
her Mole sty's Commiesioners, sod Xr. J. J. Mayo,
j.....0f10w• were in attendance.
were received yertirday at the Ceirmial-odlee
froVa7lovernore of the West India Wanda sod the
Lord High Oornmissioser of the lonian Islands.

His Highness Prince Doris Pamphili has left
Cleridgee Hotel ter Pares

Hie Excellency the Persian Ambassador and
wisp Isere odomed W Claridge's Hotel from Buis.
The Duke at Reiland has removed from Prinoes-
gals to kis ass goddess* is era:l%4l4ml, Booth Kea-
sinks.

The Marchioness of Dowel:hire gave her second
&snag party het evening, at the family mansion in Bal•

Th• Earl aad Colludes& of Cawdor arrived in town
last eves* tram Na Ossibmit, for the mom.

Viscount and Viscountess; Boyle have taken
Lord Wham&lles house, in Curaniatreet, for the seam.
. .

Lord and Lady Portman are expected in town
early next week from Bryanctone HMI, Donned**.
Lord mid Lady Raglan have arrived at their
maid/nice, in Rutkod-gata, from Um Pen of Boamhamp's
mot, ilndrorkold Court, Womestoreidro
I*dy Theresa Lewin will have a morning concert
on Monday, the 6th of May, M lent Hogue.

Mn. Farquharson (of Inveroauld) has isouoil
card• for • daocio4 party on Monday, May 6, at her mi-
asma is Park•leoe.

Miss Briniest Coutts ha. arrived at the Queen's
Hotel, Upper Norwood.
Their Royal Highnesses the Count de Paris and
the Duke de Chartres have arrived at the Clarendon Hotel,
Abeamhe-street, for the aeaeon.
The Count and Countess Albert de In Corrlaw
have arrived at the Clarendon Hotel from Paris.

Mr. Cobden and his family have arrived at Mar-
seilles Ism Algiers.
On Friday afternoon Lord Palmerston will move
rsolations to give effect to the reeommeadations of the
sleet committee on public litislacm, given in the Express
of Wednesday last.

A paper of aiendments--eoren pages in all—to
les proposed fee committee on the Bankruptcy and Insol-
mmey Bill, b► the Lord Chancellor end Lord Chelmsford,
1116 Woad with the rotes of the House of Lords this
monis&

Rome continues to empty taut of foreigners. It
generally continue• pretty full till well on in the month of
May, but this year, owing to Easter having come so early,
aspartame hay. begun much sooner, ►od by the lit of nest
month there will be very few foreigners left, although May
is perhaps the most unstable month of the year u regards
climate in Roam end its environs. Among recent dew.
tares is that of Sir John Doering, who has just recovered
from • long and dangerous illness.
Tho Press of Vienna announces that rather
serious disturbances took place on the 23rd at Pistil, in
cormameoke of • charintri given to a master tailor, a
muoicip•l representative. It appears that this person had
proposed to the corporation to prevent the workmen from
keeping holiday on Mondays, and from wearing spun, as it
WAS impossible to distinguish magnates from journeyman
tailors ; and, lastly, to oblige them to work by tho week,
instead of by the piece. On being informed of this proposi-
tion, the workmen resembled, and went to the house of
the master tailor, and socked it. The inhabitants of tin
neighbouring houses having also received some damage, the
affray bonnie general, more than 2,000 perms taking
part in it. The interference of the troops was mosesary to
restore order.

Tho Noredadea of Madrid states that vessel• on
tie emote have been ordered to keep up • strict watch to

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