The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-24 00:00:00

Irbt Court.

WINDSOR, MONDAY.
The Queen rode in the Riding I louse this morning.

The Prince Consort, with the Prince,• Royal end Prince
Frederick William of Prossie, rode out on horesbeck.

Princess Alice &leo rode in the Riding Renee.
niece Alfred, attended by Lieutenant Cowell, R.E., left
Windsor in the forenoon for Alverbank.

The Duke of Cambridge took leave of her Majesty sad re-
turned to L.•ndon, attended by Colonel Tyrnbitt.
_ _

The Prusetan Minister and Countess Bernatord also took
their departure.
Earl Spencer bad an audience of her Majesty, and resigned
the otliee of Lord Stained.

The Earl of St. Germane Enid hands, and received his
wend of °Moo on being appointed Lord Steward of the
Household. Rio loedship remains on a Tint.
The Judge Advocate-General had an audience, and 6W6-
seined the proosedlop of some oourta•martial.

The Duchess of Kent, accompenied by the Prince nt
Loningen, and attended by Imdy Augusta Bruce and Sir
George Cooper, arrived at Clarence House, St. lames's, yes-
terday morning, from Frogroore. The Duchess of Kent TY
turned to Snymore in the afternoon, sod the Priem. of
Loudness left town for Portsmouth.

INDIAN MITINT Rtury Ft:MD.—The following
fa ea extract from a letter recently remised from the Trea-
surer of the Calcutta Relief Fund Oct. t, 1&57.-1 sin
Bled to see the Relief Fund so heartily gone into at home,
Our collet:tints% have amounted to 231,000 re., including,
however, 60,000 from Madras and 20,000 from Ceylon. We
have spent 75,000, and are going on at the rate of 10,000 per
wok.••

His Excellency the Ambassador of France and the
Counter de Pereigny e•oote to town from St. Leonardo-m-
-esa to-day for the winter.

The Marquis of Lanadovnie loft TAnadowne Howe
yesterday for Brighton. We me glad to loath that the mar-
quis la much better in health than Its boa toga for some time
past.

The Marquis and Niarehioness of Alias have re-
turned to town for the, winter. The noble lord has taken •
nrarion in Portame-squere.

The Earl of Liatuwel is expected in town in a few
days from Mellon blowbrey. The countess end family are
pawing the moon at Conmunere. seer Mallow, Ireland.
The Earl and Countess of Erroll have been enter-
taisias a chetiztguwhed party at 6laince Castle, Aberdeen-
shire.

The Earl of Lincoln leaves town to-day for (lum-
ber Park, Nods.

The Earl and Countess of Beverley have returned
to town tram a tour of vititt.

The Countess Condo. in and family have left the
Bruasyrkk Hotel, for the Continent.

Viscount and Vimunotess Emlyn have arrived at
Goldin Oro,, the tangly neat In Wales, from Cawdor Cagle,
Nansidre.

Viaoount and Viscountess Campden have left Cla-
ridge's Hotel, for Campden line, Gloucestenbire.

Lord and Lady Colchester are expected in town
the latter end of the week, from Brighton.

Col. the Hon. Arthur Egerton will leave Bridge-
water Howe, the latter rod of the week, for Rome.

Sir Michael and Lady Bruce have arrived at Cla-
ridge. Hotel.

The Right Ron. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., and Mrs.
Weblone, who haire been staying soma weeks with Sir
Sissees °inlets Bert., and a family circle, at ll►wanlen
Castle, Pintail*, ere expected to ernes ►t their eminence on
Carlton lionae-terrace, on Monday nest.
The Grand Doehess Constantine of Russia is
alertly expected sl fieniner, when she will stop for some
time with the gems, her sister, and then proceed to Home,
whanM physidaas have et:contemned her to per the
winter, for the re.Mabliskoncnt of her been.

A melancholy event occurred at Fontainebleaa on
esturdsy ; the Marquis de Oise went to dine at the Constar
de Ponginand'n and alter entering the drowiog•mone and
exchanging a fele words with the lady, ho sank on the Sow.
Oa being raised into a chair bo was found to be dead, having
has attacked with apopleey.

Aooordiug to the Emancipation of Brussels,
Colonel Chinese, who had been expelled from Belgium by
the preceding liberal miniAry, lately returned into the
country with sows other French refugees, bat has been again
mitred to quit the territory.