The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-25 00:00:00

IFDt Coun.

Earl Granville, Lord President of the Council,
bad as audience of the Qttoou yesterday, at Buckingham
Nlico, and delivered to her Majesty the Great &al of
England.

The Queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by the PAD-
cobs Helena and the Count of Flanders, went yesterday
MOM* to the Horticultural Gardens at South Kensington.
Her Majesty was received and attended during the visit by
the ambers of the council of the Royal Horticultural
Society. The Prince Coceort afterwards visited the South
Kensington Museum. lady Augusta Bruce, Colonel the
Hon. A. N. Hood, and Major Du Plat, wen in attendance on
the royal party.
The Queen, accompanied by the Priocem Alice, the Pris-
ons Helms, and Prince Louis of Hesse, took a drive in as
ow' earrisge and four yestenlay afternoon. The Equerry
in Waking attended on horseback.

The Prcoos Consort, the Prince of Wales, cad the Count
of random rule on horseback, attended by the Equerries in
Waitlng.

The Duke of Nemours and the Couut d'Eu visited the
Queen.

The Prime of Wales and Prince Louis of Hesse, atisadal
by Major-General the Hon. R. Bruce, Captain Groh sad
Bina Westerweller, were present yesterday forences at
the cavalry inspection at Wormwood Scrubs.
Prima, Arthur and Prime Leopold, atteoded by Major
Elphiselm, left Bc..hingharn Palace yesterday morning for
the White Lodge, Richwond•park.
The Princess Alice and the Princess Helena rode on
horseback in the ltiding•house of Buckingham Palace.
The Queen Marie Amelie visited the King of the Belgians
yesterday, at Buckingham Palace.

The Count of Ranieri, attended by Major Burnell, •isited
kis Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, at his residence,
Olouesster-house, yesterday.
The Belgian Minister, M. Van de Weyer, Lady Caroline
Ravin/toe, Lord Stanley of Aklerley, and the Right Hon.
Sir Hamilton Se) mom, dined last evening with the Queen
at Buckingham Palace.

A dopetatioa from the lay clerks of the royal Chapel of
Deerse. Windsor, had as interview with Sir G. C.
Lowe, yesterday, at the Hoine.o&at. The deputation eon•
aided al Mr. Thomas Dyson, Mr. Thomas ViLiffen, sad Mr.
David Umbel.

Her Ilsisst)'s commiariooen for the ioternstional Ezhibi•
ties d 1862 have received through the Foreigu•offce an
alaial assouncement of the appointment at a commission
I. represent the interests of Pruesisn eildhiton, under the
preeslessy of the Crows Priam of Prussia.
The follow's, ie as abstract of the more important
arrasiessente published is tempo is the Prosauscher
Sta4l. Aweiger of the 14th Juno :
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The co minipanic will be coastituied as under: —The
Crown Prime, Preaidesit ; Messrs. Delbruck, Moser, Wed-
ding, liersoaj, Karl, sad li tulowin, appoint....l by the
goveronvost ; sod Massa. Brno= Eat-ere, cotton manu-
facturer; Meyer Magnus, silk manufacturer; Thomas
maker of me-Ilion/ ; Morita lliebeaheiut' woollen mann-
factorer ; Louis parsed,parsed,jun. dealer in hardware; and
Kunheito, proprietor of clivniell works, nominated by the
mercantile community at Berlin.
A commission will be appointed in cooly disti.ct to
remise and examioe epithelium,. for spat*, and to forward
the same to Use oentrd oommL...ioniii

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The government officer fur trade in each of these districts
will psee.de, is every case, over the district committees;
which will cowsist, an the case ins) require, of from two to
ix cater mambos.

Ilse public Treasury will defray the expenses of the
taussport, out ho no, of all goods sent for exhibition.
The Judicial l'uoimitter thu Privy Council sat yester-
day. Ao appeal from Canailu, " &tat v. anal others,"
wasconintenceil.

The Lords prevent were, Lord Kingedowa the Lord Chief
Dame, the Master of the Kul* and Dr. Lt;shierhia.
Lteapatchee were received yesterday et the Cuhmial-offim
from the tioveroor of CU:Mk. Despatches were seat
to the immireor• of the esttlemeata on the West Coast al
Africw.

We believe that the /11.1COCORIOU of Sir Richard
Bothell to the Chancellorship has been re-
solved on.

Lord Bulletin, the British Commissioner in
Syria, arrived is Lefties late on Sunday night (non Con-
skintaneple via Kenailles and Paris. Lady Dufferin, who
prowerdest to Syria nil learning thAt her sou was hid tip with
fewer. assainpanied his lordship home.
Hie Majesty the King of the Belgians and the
Cease of Flanders and suite lea Buckingham raLsce this
foresees far °stood, on their way to Brussels.
Their Royal Higlinesseis the Crown Prince and
Princess of Prussia, attended by a honied suite. will arrive
at Buckingham Palms to-morrow evesting from Bettie, to
pane a few wrka no a visit to her liaje.ty end the Prince
Consort. Min Pt ince and Princess will accompany the
Qom. and royal faini7y to Osborne early ha the ensuing
month.

The Earl and Countess of Euston entertained a
whist party at dialler lest evening, at their residence in
Groeveneridace.

The Cuunkao of Dunraven I ironed carda fur
wirecs don mates on Mondays, July 1 and R.
Field-Marshal Lord &stun and Luly Seaton have
arrived et Torrance's Hotel, Belgrayestroat, from Douse.
aldra.

Count du Monceau and Count Leopold de Bonuf-
fort have left the Cavendish Hotel, .lOrmyirstroor, for
Dover, and So Wiliam Jardine, Bart., for Scotland.
On Saturday the wife of the Bishop of Lincoln
save birth to a daughter at Ranh*line, near Lincoln.
Ou Sunday, at 28, Princes-gate, Lady Constance
Grosvenor gave birth to a roe.
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Lord Albloger, the brother-in-law of Lord Camp-
bell, died at Ilia seat war llorkiag yesterday.

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