The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-16 00:00:00

trpt Court.

OSBORNE. A 1701111? 15.

Her Majesty, accompanied by thee:own Princess
ci Prussia, Princess Alice, Princess Helena, Princess
bruise, and the Duke of Oporto, embarked in the royal
yacht Fairy yesterday afternoon, and met the Prince Con-
sort sod the Crown Prince of Prussia on their return from
Alderehott Camp.
Her Majesty and the Crown Princess were attended by
Lady Augusta Bruce, th 3 Hon. Victoria Wortley, Countess
Bruhl, and Lieutenant-General the Hon. C. Grey.

Don Manuel de Camara was in attendance oa the Duke of
Oporto•

The Queen and Royal party accompanied the Duke of
Oporto on board the Portuguese corvette Bartolemon
Dias, in Southampton Water, and returned to Osborne at
half-past 8 o'clock.
Lord Harris, Lord in Waiting to the Queen, and Colonel
the Hon. A. N. Hood, Equerry, are in attendance on the
King of Sweden during his Majcety's stay in London.
The Hon. Mrs. Grey, the Hon. Mrs. Iliddulph, and
Major Elphiustone, had the honour of being invited yester-
day evening after dinner.

The Duke of Oporto, attended by Don Manuel da Camara,
left Osborne today.

Tbo Duke of Newcastle left town yesterday for Bognor.
It has been intimated to her Majesty's Commissioners for
the International Exhibition of 1862, that a commission has
been formed to represent the interests of exhibitors from
the free town of Frankfort in the coming Exhibition, of
which Senator Berner% is the president and constituted
authority for communication with her Majesty's Commis-
sioners.

Her Majesty's Commissioners have also Veen informed
that the Bey of Tunis is about to appoint a commission to
attend to the interests of Tunisian exhibitors.

Despatches were received yesterday at the ColN:dal-office
from the Governors of New Zealand, Labuaa, Ceylon, and
Hoag Hong. Despatches were sent to the Governor of
Canada.

Prince Solma has left town on a tour in Scotland.
The Duchess of Buccleuch has left town for
Druialanrig Castle, Dumfriesshire. His grace is staying at
Quote°, Rugby, on a visit to lady John Scott.
The Earl and Countess of Dalkeith have left
Belgrave•equare, for Stiehlll, Selkirkshire.

The Earl and Countess of Stradbroke have arrived
at their residence in Belgian-square, from a tour of visits.
Viscount and Viscountess Valletort have left
tows for Ireland.

Lord and Lady Tomplemore have left their
reoidence in Bruton.street, for Dunbrody-park, county
Wexford.

Lord Mark Kerr will leave London in a few days
to joio his regiment in India.

Colonel Hood has arrived at Farrance'e Hotel,
to be in attendance on the King of Sweden.

Mr. Errington and the Mieees Stanley Errington
have left the Elms for Sendoe House, Northumberland.

•
From a letter from Hanover, dated August 12,
it appear, that the Crown Prince of Hanover nearly lost
Wallis a few days since, while bathing at the island of Nor-
derey. The prince's attendant was thrown down by a high
wave, and before be could recover himself, the prince ven-
tured too far out to sea, and could not hear the cry of
warning uttered by the attendant. In a few seconds the
prince was also overpowered by the waves, and lost the
ground from under his feet. The attendant struggled bud
to roach the prime, and at last succeeded in seizing and
supporting him on the surface until another attendant was
able to reach foi-h a helping hand. Both were handsomely
rewarded by the King ; and the attendant who first swam
to the prince received on the spot two medals br swing
life from danger. A thanksgiving service was held on the
island on Sunday.
Dr. Stahl, one of the leaders of the absolutist
party in Prussia, died at Bruckenan on the 10th of this
month. He was the author in 1848 el the well-known fee-
mula, " Authority not Majority." Dr. Stahl was a haptimd
Jew.

THE KING Or SWEDEN AND PRINCE OSCAR.

Before returning to London yesterday, his Ma-
jesty paid a visit to Eton College. After luncheon, he pro-
ceeded in the royal carriages placed at his disposal to the
Crystal Palace, where his Majesty was received by the
directors and by Mr. Bowler, the general manager, by whom
its various attractions were pointed out. His Majesty was
greatly pleased with the palace and its multifarious con-
tents, and passed more than two hours in inspecting the
building.
This morning, at a quarter pest nine, the King, accom-
panied by his brother, Prince Oscar, and the whole of their
suite, attended by Lord Harris and Colonel the Hon. A.
Hood, visited the Bank of England, the Mint, the Tower
of London, and the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich. At the
latter place they were received by the commandant, and
partook of refreshments.
Three carriages and four outriders were placed by her
Majesty at the disposal of the royal visitors, and accom-
panying them were noticed the Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Plenipotentiary from Sweden and Norway, Count
de Platen, Baron Beck•Prus, Lieutenant-Colonel von Ober-
on.; and Count Camara.

24Awithstaisding the unfavourable we►ther, the royal
party expressed the highest delight at what they had wit-
messed. Ills believed to be their intention to honour Covent
Gerdes Theatre with their presence this evening.

THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION.
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Her Majesty the Queen has graciously promised
to contribute the following among other pictures by de.
ceased artists, to the Fine Art Department of the Inter.
national Exhibition of 11362 :

Portrait of Queen Charlotte, Death of General Wolfe,
Departure of Regulus, and Oath of Hannibal Benjamin
Wed, P.R.A. ; Portrait of Dr. MIAOW, end Portrait of
Had, Bishop of Whachester—Golimborongti ; George lIL
the 10th Dragoons—Sir W. Besariy ; Portrait of
rievnp la North—Dancis ; Portrait of Mrs. Mod—Rffey ;
View on the Thema, did another ditto—James ; The TB-
' bow at Flamm* The Lapidaries, Portrait of Queen Char.
lotte sad Primes, and oonsponion picture—Zoffroy ; The
Wild Huntsame—Weskall ; Mall—Hogarth ; Duchess
of Glemsester sad Dog, Nymph and CusnHarquis of
Itoeklngh•re, sod Marquis of Boding's— olds ; her
}loyal Higbee= Primers her Royal ighness Prin-
ces Mazy, aid Karl of nlos—Hoppoer ; Sir William
Cm* Pope Pins VIL, and Earl of Liverpool—Sir Thuuraa
lawman ; The Nook Election—Baydon ; Coronatioo of
hie Majeety—Lodie The Shi:mpars, sod The Coast of
; Peony Wedding, Blind Man's Buff, The
Gossilla's Departure, The 0 usrilla'a Return, Spanish
Pond', Mardi, Princess Doria, and Siege of
Wilkie • Primrosa Amelia—Hudson ; Portraits of
Royal the Princemmo Amelia, Sophia,
Asgard& ( ton of George IlL)—Copley ; a
—De Louthe rg ; The Duenna—Stuart Newton ; The
Orphan Daughter of Sir Walter Scott—Sir W. Allan ;
Saturday Night—Bird.