The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-10 00:00:00

trot Court.

The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Alice
aed the Prime's Helena, and attended by the Hon. Caroline
Cavendish, took a drive in an open carriage and four on
Saturday afternoon. Colonel the Hon. A. N. Hood at-
tended on horseback.

The Prince Consort, accompanied by Prince Louis of
Hesse, rode oe horseback on Saturday morning, attended by
Lieutenant. Colonel the Hon. D. de Roe. His Royal High-
ness, with Prince Louis of Hesse, rode on horseback in the
afternoon, attended by his Pquerry-in•waiting.
The Princesses Helena and Louise walked in the gardens
of Buckingham Palace.
The Duke of Newcastle and the Earl of St. Germans
had the honour of dining with the Queen on Saturday
evening.
Yesterday the Queen and the Prince Consort, with the
Princess Alice, Princess Helena, Princess Louise. the ladies
and gentlemen of the court, and the domestic household,
attended divine service in the private chapel, Buckingham-
palace. The Very Rev. the Dean of Canterbury preached
the sermon.

The Kiog of the Belgian. cod Prince Louis of Hesse were
present at the service.

- Prince Arthur has been attacked with measles at Bucking-
ham•palace.

Priam Leopold and the Prisms Bostrioe are going on
favourably.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury,
in Downing-street. The ministers present were Vis-
count Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir G. Corns-
wall Lewis, Lord John Russell, the Duke of
Newcastle, Lord Herbert, Sir Charles Wood,
the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon. T.
Milner Gibson, Sir George Grey, Lord Stanley
of Alderley, the Right Hon. C. I°. Villiers, and
the Right Hon. Edward Cardwell.

Mr. M. B. Sampson, Consul al the Argentine Rapshl/0„
Iminsactcyl bugles= on Saturday at tit* Faesignsdban
Her Majony's Conimisaionen far the list bition of 11012,
bald a meeting at their offices is the Strand es Saturday.
Her Majeaty's Commissioners have rimaimid an intimation
that the Polytechnic Society of Munich will act m ecestris.
Meson for the kingdom of ttanuia ; and that Privy Coon-
tiller Eckhardt, President of the Trades Unica of the ()egad
Duchy of Henke, has been appointed Conuensisnat lac
Hems Darmstadt.
Dsspatebes ware sent on Saturday from the Holanialaidlos
to the governors at Canada, the Italamas, and to the
Clowernce of the Falkland Islands.

Jane Duchess of Marlborough has returned to
her residence in Upper Graevenorntreet from paining the
winter at Nice.

The Earl and Countess of Malmesbury entertained
at dinner, on Friday evening, at their residence in Btrat-
ford•piaoe, her Royal Highness the Duchess of Cambridge
sod the Prillo6lll Mazy, the Coantessof Derby, the Counter'
of Chesterfield and Lady Evelyn Stanhope, the Countess of
Tankerville, Lady Geraldine Somerset, the Earl of Hard-
wick*, Count Braedenboarg, Lord Dankollis, Lord Sten-
hope, Lord Loughborough., the Hon. George Barrington,
the Hon. and Rev. Charles Harris, Colonel Puma, and Mr.
G. Bentinck.

The Earl and Countess Spencer entertained
select peaty at dieser on Saturday evening. at Spasm
Houma Later in the evening her ladyship received a small
PAY. _

The Earl and Counteito of Aehburnham and family
him left tows foe their seat, Ashburnham House, Sussex.
The Karl and Countess of Stradbroke entertained
• whet party at dimmer on Saturday evening, at their resi-
dence I. Bslgrave-eys•,..
The Countess et Cinema' and the Ladies Scott
h•h arrived at FUMOIII.II Hotel, from Irel•d

Viscountess Contbarmersrecsived, on Saturday
eight, an aesemblage of the feshiocable world, and moat o
the foreign ministers. Her ladyship's guests. numbering
fully 400, were enlivened during the 'sepias by the pm,
formanose of the had d the Ist Life Guards.

Lord and Lady Ashburton have returned to
Bath Hoeft trees Brahma Cud, having left the Has.
Bra Stewart Mseksideconvalweent.

Lord and Lady Clermont have arrived at
Minket Hotel from Ravened"le Park Ireland.
Lord Downes has arrived at Farranoe's Hotel
from Irelead.

Lady Arthur Hay left town on Saturday for
Berlin.

Viscountess Pa/meratou had an assembly on
Wenlay awning, at Cambridge HOMO. liar ladyship
entertained a select party at dinner.

The Marquis of Salisbury, as Lord Lieutenant of
Middlesex, cave ea Saturday arming his customary enter-
tainment to the officers of the several regiments of Middle-
ma militia sad tompetratea of the county. at hla mansiou in
Arhagtoit.street, Pirmadilly.

Count Du Val de Beaulieu and Count Leopold de
&enfrort have arrived at the Cavendish Hotel, Jermys-
street, from Brusitels.

The Council of Legal Education in Loudon has
founded akw studentship open to the competition of the
students of the various Inns of Court, and involving a
periodical trial of strength among the English, Inch, and
Scotch students who crowd that great centre of legal learn-
ing. This tune a student of the Roman aitholic University
is Dublin has carried off the prise.
The following is the classification of the subjects
to he discussed at the meeting of the Social Science Con-
roe, which will be held in Dublin from the 14th to the
21st of August, under the patronage of Lord Brougham
1. Jurisprudence aid Amearlaseat of the lA.. 2. Edam.
Sion. 3. Punishment sad Reformation. 4. Public Health,
3. Social Economy. 6. Trade sad Intereational Law.
The case of " Corry v. Cremorne " is appointed
far hearing before the Lord Chancellor of Ireland to-day.
The petitioner, Mrs. Mary Steuart Corry, widow of the late
Thome, Charles Steuart Corry, of Rachcorry Castle, county
of Monaghan, prefers • claim for dower against Lord Cre-
mona, oat of certain lands sold to the respondent by her
he shaad is the year 1831. A very large amount of money
is bivalved in this case, which is of crest interest, as being
the supposed key to another action—of ejectment on the
title, which I. pending, brought against Lord erentorae by
Dr. T. C. S. Corry. of Victoria-street, Belfast, and which
involver a sum of upwards of 100,000!. mesas rents, in ad-
dition to the possession of the estates in the county of
Monaghan. For the first trial. to-day, there have b....
Wood the following eminent counsel : For the petitio.r,
Masan. Whiteside, Q.C., Berkeley, Q.C., Brady, Q.C., had
James jr. Thomson ; for the respondent, the &wt..
General, SefjOalit Sullivan, Mews. Brewster, Q.C., sad
Tudor.