The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-15 00:00:00

The Prince Corwort and the Crown Prince will return to
Osborne.

Vieeonnt Pahamlet) returned to tows yesterday from
Otbaise. Earl Rumen also returned to Loudon yeeterday
Gas a visit to the Queen at Osherow
The Duke of Newcastle arrived is town yesterday.
The Chaeoellor of the &chequer has Wt llawardlea
Oistle for Newomminsur, Conway.

Despatches were seat suit from the Celestial-elks
to the Demme of (heeds.

Tea Q 17111361 VISIT TO lathrink —Mee Majesty
the QUOIN, somethanied by his Royal Ingham the Prince
Omen: and other vemsbers of the royal family, Earl
thawing, he., will arrive in Dahlia as 16ineday, the
TM lathing. Oa Friday her Majesty will visit his Fs-
eallessy the Lord-Lleatenant, at the Viocrepl-laige, and'
erM pr eased I. the Corns* Comp a. Saturday, the 24th.
Os Seeday, the Mk, her Majesty sad suite will be at the
Viersepl.leage but it is act expected that she will attend
divine service I. Dahlia. Oa Monday, the 26th, her
Majesty will proceed to Killaney, and will visit Lord
Oasthrosse. The Queen will rends at Kitiareey as the
127th sad 26th, when the Right Hen. Mr. Harbert will
have the hamar of mosivieg ler. Oa Tbersday her Majesty
and sidle retain to the Ficeregal•lodge. sod leave Ireland
ea Friday, the Klth.--throurelers' Newe-Letkr.
Pluses Atisza tit CANADA. The deetiter
goers Victoria, la which Prises Alfred west on hie felting
.amiss to Mlspa, reletted as the 14th Jelly, with the
Oesiereer-Oermal an bout Hie royal Webber loft the
gems Vide& et Gaspe Bads ea the 11th, and took pu-
mp le the steamer Lady Math fee Charlettetews, Prince
Edward Waal The party reached the Mingan on Wedoes-
,lay, the 34 and left is the 10th. They had a week's fish-
ing, and math( whatever to mar the sport, the weather
being very propitious. The Prism caught thirteen salmon,
and the Govenme-General the same Number ; the first and
Let were takes by the Prince; one of them weighed 30 lbs.
His royal highness intended, we believe, to read proofs of
his sticeess in the pin:Merle! art to her Majesty. The party
camped in the bush, five or six mike up the river Mimeo,
and were ninth annoyed by flies. They had fortunately the
services of a good cook, purposely left there by Captain Ds
Winks and another loyal sad thoughtful excursionist.
Canadian New.

To-morrow her Majesty and the Prince Consort,
aceonspeaied by she Princess Alin, will leave Osborne aad
prowled to Wisene. The royal party will dine and sleep
at Frogmen Lodge oa that seeming. Oa the following day,
after nucleon, her Majesty and the Prince Consort, with
the Princess Alin, will mien to the Isle of Wight. The
annual Pe of the members of the Windsor Literary and Sci-
entific institution, which was away bald on the birthday
of the late Drachms of Kent, to which her Majesty sad the
royal family liberally contributed, le postponed to another
seamy, in respect to the memory of her Lee royal highness.

The Marquis d'Audigu;; bee left Albert-gate
House for Dover.

The Duke of Wellington, the Earl and Countess
of Baseborn ,ii, Lord Brougham, Viscoset Amberley, kc.,
are at preset staying on a visit with his Excelleecy the
Lard Lieutenant of Ward, stilts Viceregal Lodge.
The Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury left town
a few days sines for Bracket Hall, the seat of Viscount and
Viscountess Palmerston.

Viscountess Dungannon and Miss d'Arcy Irvine
have left town for Folkestone. His lordship has also left
town on a tour of visits.

Viscoantem looelyn and family are passing the
mason at Panama, Park, county Down, Inlaid.

The Right Hon. William Cowper, M.P., and
MN. Cowper, have left tows for Water Cidle.

. .
General Oharretie and Mra. Cbarretia have
arrived at the genes Hotel, Upper Norwood.

The Right Hon. the Lora Mayor el Dublin has
Booed invitistiess to a select oompasy for a banquet to be
given at the Mansioti•hoose as Thursday wsesiwg, at which
the Right Hon. Lord Brougham, as proddeut et the Social
Science Courses, will belle prtocipsl gout. It is expected
that him Excellency the Lord•Lieuteaaat will also be pre-
sent. —Saunders' Nest-Lctier.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

(zzurra's Tnioiams.)
AMERICA.
NEW YORK, Ammer 3.
(Per Gleagow vilL Queenstown.)

General Pillow has issued a proclamation stating
that he will drive the Federals from Missouri. He
has promised Governor Jackson to send 20,000
Confederates into that state.

The escaped Federal prisoners state that General
Beauregard intends to remain on the defensive, and
is fortifying Fairfax.
The Missouri Convention has appointed a pro-
visional governor and state officers.

Governor Wise and force have retired from
Western Virginia, leaving behind them 1,000 muskets
and kegs of powder in the hands of the Federals.
Prince Napoleon has arrived at Washington.
Congress has passed a bill levying a duty of 3c.
on cocoa, 2c. on chicory, I doL 25c. per gallon on
brandy, and 50c. per gallon on other spirits ; also
an ad valorem duty of fifty per oent. on wine. The
ad valorem duty on silks has been raised to forty
per cent.

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QUEENSTOWN, Auor 13.
The Glasgow brings the United States mail. She
passed the Great Eastern on the 13th inst.

SOUTHAMPTON, Atiocre4 14.
The Hamburg American Company's Mail steam-
ship Teutonia, Captain Taube, sailed hence at two
p.m.' this day, for New York, with the United
States mails (243 passengers), from Hamburg,
Havre, and this port, and a full cargo. On freight
the Teutonia took specie, value 5151., from Lon-
don, and 148,775 f. from Havre.
The steamship Hammon* Captain Schwensen,
will leave Southampton for New York on the 20th
instant.

The steamship Bonus Captain Trautmann,
with New York advices of 10th inst., is expected
to arrive off Cowes on the 22nd inst., es route to
Hamburg, with mails, passengers, and specie.

POLAND.

CRACOW, Auousr 15.
An important popular demonstration took place
at Lublin (Rusaian Poland) on the 12th inst. The
military commander, by hie energy, however, sup-
pressed the conflict without any more serious conse-
quences than that a certain number of persons were
wounded.

ITALY.
TURIN, Amory 14.
It is reported that General Della Rovers will
enter the cabinet as minister of war.

MILAN, Aeouirr 14.
The Perseteranza of to-day has the following
news from Rome :

" Cardinal Andrea, President of the Congregation
of the Index, has tendered his resignation on ac-
count of haring declared Mgr. Liverani's work to
be heretical without the concurrence of the Congre-
gation."

AUSTRIA AND HUNGARY.

MTH, Amin 14.
The following telegram has been received here
from Vienna :

" The cabinet council demands that the Hunga-
rian Diet should be dissolved, and that an Imperial
manifesto should be addressed to the different
people, of the Austrian empire.
The Hungarian ministers violently opposed the
latter proposition." _

VIENNA, AUGUST 14.
To-day the Emperor received the address of the
H • Diet, to which he replied by a short
epeech couched in general tenus.
The Emperor's resolution may be expected on
Saturday next
The dissolution of the Diet appears quite certain.