The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-20 00:00:00

Win Court.

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OSBORNE, Auousr 19.
Count Gleielsen arrived on • visit to her Majesty
yeaterday.
Lady Churchill hsa encoseded the Countess al Derr r
lady in Waitisg.

Her Majesty's Coasssissioners for the lateraatiosal Exhi•
lition of 1+462 have received an illtiloatios that the follow-
lag geotlemen have bona appointed ocniunksioness to repre-
seat the littered' of Greece in the fortissimo* Exhibition :
IL N. Hiessbaris (oilskins), K. Onelaatim Dodos, M. G.
Nan*, N.P., N. L Lavaseer. N. 71. Orphiaidas, M. P.
thireasposios. M. & tlpiliclakY, N. D. Amiss, N. N. Bal.
muskl, N. & Xsaa, M. Imam Mal& N. & lialas C.
Dowd. asil K. John Ghiaakoa

Dumniabas nom mind yamerday at th. OulaWamw
h'olll t. Chmenam d ibir Malvinas, tie &lamas, th.
Nora Amadora Proviassa, Malta, and Gibealiar. Dr
wails. mom mint So the Common at SW Australia Co.lonist Coyle% Hoag Kces, and Labors.

DI HIG Lm—(Tau Da.y. )--The
miming* d the Marquis d Bath with the Hew Kiss Verney.
eldest daughter of Viscount and Vismentew De Veld, tank
pies at St. James's Church, Piccadilly, Ude eternise. The
sermsey wee premed by the Hoe. and Rev. Lord Jetta
nylons, D.A.llitisDiaa of Westminster Abbey.
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Her Malady's yacht Victoria and Albert, Capt.
lir Hoe. Jeseph Denman, and the Osboree, Meeter•Oont-
/sander George B. Bower, sailed from Portsmouth yesterday
sera* for H..lybead to mosey her Majesty, the Prism
Cemart, and royal family thence n, Irehad.

Queen Christina of Spain and the Duke de
litiassorea arrived at Yolkestose last Griming by the Rooth-
liwiera Railway, and procerikd to the Royal Pavilloa
Ratel. adore tbey will stay fora few days.

Hia Royal litghoesetbo Duke of Oporto ham left
Guides Hotel for Boutlimpice.

Hie Imperial Ingham the Duke Nicholas Leach-
temberi, stameded by Wesel lieldiader, has arrived at
Cleridge's Betel hem Mania.
The Duke of Somerset sad the Lord,' of the
Admiralty leave tome to-morrow sera* on an official
visit of inspection to the royal dockyard at Sheerness.

The Earl Cowper has arrived at Glensheil, his
eheoting•lor ie the Highlands, when the noble awl has a
select party.

The Earl and Countess of Stamford and War-
einem have left &villa Hall for the Douse, laversess-
shin.

Colonel Carr Lloyd and Mra. Lloyd have arrived
at the Queen's Hotel, Upper Norwood.
Mimi Couttu and Mrs. Brown have left town for
the Continent.

On Monday week the chief atone of a church in
Millbrook, near Stalybridge, was laid by Mr. John Heirloom,
his father (Mr. Abel Maniacs), the owner of • large cotton
mill in the village, bevies e-mtributed the handsome sum
of 1,200/. towards the building. The Rite, one acre, sod
2001. are liberally given by the Earl of Stamford, who also
gives an acre of land for a pareottage.home. The church is
to seat 500 parents. The architects are Messrs. G. and J.
Shaw, of Saddleworth, and the style is early Eaglia.
The British Consul at Geneva mentions an in-
teresting fact in • letter frost Claamouni, dated the 1154.
SOON of our modem will remember the tragic end at
Auguste Taira!, Pierre Palmat, and Pierre Carrier, the
three Chamounix guides, who were swept from the Grand
Plateaux by an avalanche on the 20th of August, 1820,
while making, or attempting, the ascent of Moot Blame
with Dr. Hammel. and some Oftftenee gentlemen. No
times whatever of these poor fellows had ever been di.
covered from the moment of their destruction till the
moaning of the 15th, when various fragments were
found on the lower part of the Glacier des Bosom
mitering the valley. The circumstance has caused the
most interim excitement in the village of Chamouoix sad
the whole valley. Professor Forbes has repeatedly told the
Cliamounix guides that they might look out for traces ci
their deceased comrades la the Lower Domes in about 40 or
45 years after the cateskophe ; he told august* Banat is
185.9 to keep a lookeed. The weed says :—" I havejert
returned from the ' Mayeroe Coartorsin: where a precis
retie( of the whole occurrence hie bees drawn sp. 1 bare
suggested to his worship the preservation of the
arm, hair, Ac., is spirits ; it would be exceedingly
to be regretted were these relies allowed to remain without
al effort to retain them; since this minim, in fact, the arm
has discoloured a little. What the glacier has retained 40
odd years perfectly preserved will putrefy in as many hours
lin the valley below. The weather is magnificent; there
have been smote nearly every day for the last fortnight.*