The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-30 00:00:00

Ebt Court.

OSBORNE, Dar. 2t.
The Duke of Saxe Coburg left Osborne this after-
noon for Dover. oa hie retorts to the Coatiaoat.

The I hike w attended by Barre de Reuter and N.
Seaver. Camel Seymour, C. 8., atm attended his Royal
Highborn

Dw. 29.

Divine &Tyke was performed at Osborne this morning
before the King of the Belgians. the Prince of Widen
Prince Arthur, Princess Helena, Princess Louise, Princess
Leioiemes, Princess Hobeulobe. and Prince Lotus of Hesse.
The Rev. G. Prather° officiated.
The Ilona continues to have good night., and is tranquil.

The Duke of Cambridge was sufficiently recovered frees
his react indiapositioa to attend. on Saturday, to hie official
duties at the Coromauder-io•Chief 's office, Hone Guards.
Secretary Sir lieor,;ti I:rey returued to towu on Saturday
from Highworth.

Despatches for the Governors of the North American
Provinces and Bermuda, and for the Lord High Commis-
sioner of the lonian Islands. were sent on Saturday from
the Cuh•m.l Alice.

THE Draa or Camaatoon.—We are happy to
Mato that due Doh* is recovering, sad that oo both Friday
sad /Saturday kit royal highoom was side to blame his town
madam in ficasdilly.
LORD Patmnarrox.—The noble Premier was
enabled cm /Saturday, for the first time far some weeks, to
hams his rosidimmo, Cambridge-boom, Piccadilly, for a
osorlogs drive.

Laid Granville has been spending some days with
the venerable Marquis of Lansdowne, at him seat, Bowood-
park, Wilteldra. The noble Lord President will shortly
Mora to town.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of
Newcastle. Irr. Inbar Gibson, and other membrie of the
cabinet, lane taken their departure from Loudon.
_ _

The Duke of Saxe Coburg and Gotha, elder
brattier of the lehe Prises Ceesort, pawed through Loudon
ea Seturcley seeming se hie way from the Isle of Wight to
Dover, to embark fee the Coetinest.

His Imperial Highness Prince Jerome Bonaparte
has taken • m•aiss is the Carawall-ros4, South Km-
@loran.

The Earl and Combos of Fife and family have
pureessou of their now residuum is Grosvenor-oam

His kirdship has left town se s visit to Mr. Riesnio, as
Tlissre Park, Berks.

The Countess of Desert hm left town on a visit
to Ledo Caroline Dasembe, at Wares* Park, Huntigig-
eseldis.

Lard and Lady Colchester arrived at their resi-
deem, Berkeley-guar , a few days sines treat Briahteo.
Lord and Lady A. Gordon Hallyburton are
expected at Kessington Palace is s few days from Scot•
Lad.

Before the death of the Prince Consort it had
law arranged that his Royal Highness the Prises of
Welts wee is speed some months of the winter in the
Lomat nod Syria, visiting, of course, Malta and Corfu on
his way. We (Manatemer Guardian) understand that this
gmspatents will be adhered to, notwithstanding the most
malanterily event which has intervened, and that his Royal
Rightism will shortly leave for tho East, returning in time
In take part in the opening of the Grant Exhibition.

A special :needrig of the counuissiouers of supply
sad justices of pesos of the oounty of Edinburgh was hold
se fistorday, for the purpose of adopting an address of eon•
Adam to the Queen as the occasion of the lamented death
at this Prises Consort.

"The public will observe with :laterals h meet, " says
the Times, "that at the meeting in bankruptcy the private
erediters of Me. Peter Morrison, of the Bank of Deposit,
welled U. per week out of that person's • mime' foe the
egged of himself airl family. Cosaidering that Mr.
Peter Merriam ter thirteen years had usoontrolled sway
emir thseatingread delimits or • multitude of victims, and
gag be has at length apparently ahecoeded, leaving a del.
Meow ef easily 310.000 C, some sot nicousiderable porticos
of tibia mown may, perhaps, still be in his power, this
awleibistica Ira avert pecuniary inconveniences from Wm
mum elm of the most incredible acts of generosity ever
reseeded: The whole cm.., however, is full of mystery.
The private creditors appear to have some peculiar hopes
of a good divideod, and the wronged depositors have quietly
allowed safety to be secured by flight, lambing being yet
beard of soy steps toward criminal proceedings with the
view of obtaining his extradition from say foreign country
he may have succeeded in reachiug."
Tex CRAM. Rural. or ST. Gamut. —The tem-
porary
wt up is St. Georges Chapel for the :muralist
esremy of the funeral of the late Priem Consort, have
hese resseved, the admires to the royal vault closed, and
the marble primmest replaced in its former state. Divine
Serville will andiene to be performed an the Library
mid after Saturday seat. and es the following Muds, St.
George'. Chapel will he agora opened for publie worship.
ITRlvaaalTY INTILLIGESCE.—OXFOILD, Dec. 2&
—ls a Coevoratine to be holden on Tuesday next, the 3lst
instant, at 2 o'clock, it will be proposed that the 'adversity
real bye/zed to sa bumble address of condokoce to her
Most Grackles Majesty the queue. Copies of the addrees
will to kid es the table la the Jemliiisreos, on Tuesday,
ham 10 to 1 Jives, Vise•Charscellor.
Tag Irtgaltarag or TOITIOINAN.—T he Rev. Wil-
lem Misty Masa, LA., el ChM* Church, Oxford, rec.
to ef St. Augusta, end SL Pala, le the City of Losdoe,
will susesed to thevlosia et Trateisham, rendered vacant
by the death of the Rev. A. J. Ball, M. A. The benefice,
which is worth !M7O& •yesr is le the gift of the Dean sod
newel" et la. Pasts. Mr. Mamma is the son of Dr. Mil-
rise, Deem et EL Amen
Agri:RION OF A CLZIOTNAN. —The reception of
• peatlemas, formerly a chromes et the Mush et Eng-
Mai, hot who shout four yeses ego strayed away tram her
sowimeeios and joined the CIMOb of taw" look plow at
All Saints Church, Nottins -hill, se Christmas day.
mediately after the oossecration prayer ie the Ceramics
&mice, the Rev. G. J. Roberta M.A. bads at the altar
steps sod removed the COMMUlliall le bah kinds frees the
14IV. J. Light, the micwebest, the piles Wog brought to
the sad the chalice by the Rev.