The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-01 00:00:00

CUSTOMS AND INLAND REVENUE BILL.

PAIR&

TON.
Mr De Lary Evan.;
Mr Charles Burrell
Mir Hombre Deallwood Mr. Long
Mr Murton Peto Mr. Bowl
Mr A. Agnew Captain Jolliffe
Mr. Sierjorlhanke Mr. Mere
Mr. Heygatal Mr. Cowry
Mr. Mills Talmo)) Mr IL Harrison
Mr IL Bulksley Colossi Pennant
Mr.
Mr. Batty
Mr. Barrow Mr. Wynne ;Merioneth)
Mr. Dore Langton Mr. John Tollernaehe
Mr. Ellice. mu. Mr Henry Loeke
Mr. N. Dunne Captain Butibury
Major Gavin Major Hamilton.
CONSERVATIVES ABSENT.

ApAritsr.

linernston, Cayley, Oopeaud, Deaden, E. Ratios, Sir
W. Gallwey, Garnett, Gray, HoMord, C. G. Legh, Lord
H. Lennox, lit'Cortusek, A. Mille, Mittord, Moody, Phil-
lippe, Itichardsou, Sir F. Smith, Colonel Smyth, nett,
Sir M. Stewart, Lord A. Tempest, Willoughby, and C.
Wynne.

LIBERALS ABSENT.

Antrohus (ill), A rnott, Brocklehurst (ill), Lord R. Clin-
ton (ill), Lord E. Howard, Lyons (ill), ?davit*, O'Verrall,
Scully, O'Connor Don, Tomlin*, Waldron, and Colonel
White.

trbe Court.

OSBORNE. MAT 31.

The Prince Consort, accompanied by the King of
the Belgi.ine, Winona Alice, and the Count of Flanders,
drove out yesterday afternoon.
The Count of Flanders returned from London yesterday.
Her Majesty's dinner piny yesterday included the King
of the Belgians, Princess Alice, sad the Count of Flanders,
end the ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting on the Queen,
the Prince Consort, and the royal visitors.

Colonel L. Smyth O'Connor had an interview with the
Duke of Newcastle yesterday. The Bishop of Laburn had
also an interview with his grace at the Colouuel•o®ce.
Dlr. Henry Birchen, Bogota, New Craned*, transacted
business on Thursday at the Foreign-office.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Governors of Ceylon, Hong Kong, and Gibraltar.
Despatches were sent to the Governors of the North
American Provinces, and the Lordliest'Commissioner of the
lonian Islands.

In consequence of the decision of the government
on the Galway contract, Mr. Bagwell, the member
for Clonmel, has resigned his seat at the Treasury
board. A new Lord of the Treasury will, therefore,
have to be appointed front the representatives of
Ireland.

Maria Marchioness of Ailesbury entertained at
dinner last evening, at her residence in Hartford-street,
his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, hie Excellency
the Austrian Ambassador and the Countess Apposyi, the
Duke and Duchess of Manchester, the Duke and Duchess
of Marlborough, the Marquis and Marchioness of Ailesbury,
the Earl and Countess of Shelburne, the Earl of Listowel,
Lord and Lady Charles Bruce, Mr. and Lady Augusta
Sturt, Mr. and Lady Mary Craves, Hon. Frederick Cal-
thorpe. Colooel the Hon. James Macdonald wan is waiting
on his Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge.
Lord and Lady Wrottesley have arrived at the
Brunswick Hotel, Jermynatreat, from Wrottesley Hall,
Staffordshire.

The Countess Stanhope had an assembly last
evening at her residence in Grosvenor-place. Previously to
the assembly the Earl of Stanhope, as president of the
Antiquarian Society, entertained the following officer' at
dinner :—The Marquis of Bristol, Lord Henniker, Sir James
Prior, Sir John Boileau, Sir Henry Ellis, Mr. E. Shiley,
M.P., Mr. Botfield, Mr. Scharf, Mr. Oldlleld, Mr. Watson,
Mr. Tito, Mr. Octavius Magas, Mr. Otway, Mr. Franks,
Mr. Woodmarsh, Mr. Evans, tic.

Baron Adolphe Rothschild, the head of the
Naples house of Yews. Rothschild, arrived in London on
Teunday, and it is inferred that this visit is in connexion
with the projected financial operations of the Italian govern-
ment.

We understand that Thomas Chandler Hall-
burton, D.C.L, has )(mantel to preside et the forth-
coming anniversary dinner of the Printers' Pension Society,
at the London Tavern, on the 3rd of July.

The half-yearly meeting of the Royal Agricul-
ltwalklociety of Ireland was held re Thursday, Lord Clod•
brook in the chair. The report stated that the subscriptions
were considerably in advance of any former year. The ap.
proaching Belfast show, from the eligibility of the site
selected and the energy of the local committee and their
secretary, was expected to be most succewiful. 11 was
recommended that in future the payment of a donation of
10/. should constitute a life member, instead of 201. as here-
tofore. Judicious alterations had been made in the prise-
list, and two silver cure hard been added, to be called " The
Cork Challenge Cape." On the motion of Lord Talbot de
Mil:abide, seconded by Mr. Napier, the report was adopted.
The Marquis of Abercorn was appointed president of the
society for the ensuing year.

Lora ARbburtous; evening reception of the Fel-
low. of the Royal Geographic-id Society, announced for next
Wednesday, is postponed.

Mr. Bidder, President of the Inntitution of
Civil Engineers, has issued cards for his annual rooter-
e,_-one, on Tuesday evening, the 4th of June.
Dr. Wyllie announces Mendelesobn's "Antigone''
mimic for Monday evening next.
Twelve Wednevday Concerts are about to be
given at the Surrey Garden Concert-Room, conducted by
Prince George Balitsin.

Mr. K. M. Ward is to paint Mr. Fodder in the
character of Hamlet.

Madame Celehte is engaged at the City of Lon-
don Theatre, and will, during the current mem* appear
there in the drama of The !rouse on the Bridge. _

The great match for the benefit of the Cricketers'
Fund, which is fixed to take place on Monday next, will be
played by the following All Hogland—Anderson, Qesar,
Clarke, Daft, Diver, Hayward, Jackson, Parr, H. Stephen-
son, Tarrant, Tinley, and Wilshire. United All England—
Atkinson, Bell, °aye, Carpenter, Coppinger, Grundy,
Griffith, Hearne, Lockyer, Lillywhite, Mortlock, E. Stephen-
son, and Wisdom.

TICS MARQUIS or BUTE.—We (Bristol Mercury)
hear thnt Thomas Essex, Esq., of May.place, Malvern, has
been entrusted with the pupilage of this young nobleman,
who we hope will be fitted by education to add lustre to his
high order. and to use wisely his large fortune. Mr. Brox
receive' only noblemen's and gentlemen's sons who are in-
tended for Eton, whither, it may therefore be inferred, the
juvenile marquis will, in due course, be transferred, and
thence to one of the universities.

CILOWII-OIFIrE, MAY 31.—MLNIBER RILTUINIM
TO Ann 1x THE TRMENT PAILLIAMENT. The Hot.
Richard Ds Aquila Grosvenor, commonly called Lord
Richard Grosvenor, for the county of Flint, to the room
of the Ron. Thomas k'dward Ilostyn Lloyd Kostyn,
coirol—Gaugie.