The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-07 00:00:00

Cbt Court.

The Queen and Prince Consort, accompanied by
the Princess Alice and Prince 1,011i4 of Hesse, took a drive
yesterday afternoon in an open carriage and four. Coloos!
the Hoe. A. N. Hood, and Lieutenaut•Colonel the Hon. 1.).
de Roe, atteodel on horseback.
Prince Leopold has been attacked with measles at Osborne,
and the Priocees Beatrice is suffering under the same oocu-
pleint at Buckingham Palace.
The Prince Consort rode on horseback yesterday morning,
Weeded by Lieutenant-Go' lomel the Hun. D. de Hoe, sad
visited the Horticultural Gardens at South Kensington.
The Primes of Wales, attenalool by Major• General the Hon.
R. Bruce and Captain Grey, left Buckingham Palace yester-
day morning for Madingley Hall, Cambridge.

Prices Eiw4nl of laze Weimar visited Prince Louis of
Hesse yesterday at Buckingham Palace.
The Count of Flanders, attended by Major Burnell, left
Buckingham Palace at a quarter before eight o'clock last
evening for Dublin. His Royal Highness will make a short
tour in Ireland.

A deputation had an interview with Earl Granville yet-
tenlay at the Privy Council,oace, on the subject of the
Railway Ih.rtgages Transfer (Scotlead) BM.
Ile. Deputy Christie, chairman of the Commissioners of
Sewers. the City Reinembnaoer, Yr. Daw, principal clerk
of the Cummiwionen of Sewers, sad Mr. Howard. engineer
of the Corumiasiosers of Bowen. had as interview yesterday
with the Right Has. W. F. Cowper, at the office of her
Majesty's Works and Public Buildings, Whitehall-place.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-dice
from the Governer of Canada.

VISIT or PILINCII ALTIUID CANADL—The
Montreal Gazette lays —" The sailor prince is expected at
Halifax ova the 20th May. It is her Majesty's expressed
wish that be 4hall not be nospied publicly u a member of
the royal family, but simply as a midshiptran travelling for
observation and pleasure. The recent death of his grand.
mother will prevent his accepting invitations to public
balls, or to be present at any public festival."

The Duke of Cambridge, having been appointed
to the eolonelcy of the Royal Artillery sad the Royal
Engiserra, will dine with General Sir Richard Decree and
the officers of the Royal Artillery at tibiir mess, on Moe-
day next, at Woolwich. The duke will be attended on the
occasiie by Lord Herbert and the staff of the War Depart-
ment. Generals Sir Hew Dalrymple Roes, Sir Robert
Gardiner, and Sir John Burgoyne, and other distinguished
officers, and the heads of departments at Woolwich hare
received invitations to meet his royal highness at dimme.
The Duchess of Hamilton has issued cards for
as assembly on Thursday, the 13th instant, at the mansion
in Artiagteeelmit.

Lord and Lady Vernon and the Hoe. Louisa
Warns bay,' hit Farramea Hotel fur Sudbury Hall,
Dsrbysairc

Lord Dunlo has arrivod at Farrance's Hotel, on
a Ail to the Earl and Countess of Chmearty.
Lady Molesworth entertained at dinner last
main kis Royal Highness the Ceuta sis Paris, Visoount
and Vimeoontem Falmouth. Visoottatess Combermere, Lord
Boggy Lamm, M.P., Viscount sad Viscountess Castle-
roma Lard Ravansworth, Lady Loadeaborough, the Hoo.
Geary Fertessne sad Lady Lamas Fora:aro., Lord and
Lady wound, BUM Adolphe de Rothschild, the Hon. F.
Lemma Gower, ILP., Mr. sad the Hoo. Mre. Hughes (at
LamM, Mr. sad Ma, Bona Osborne.

Bar Is ear y ad Lady Stracey entertained at din-
ar" on Wednesday, at their residence, 39, Doverwtrest,
Lard art lady Van: of Harrowden and Mir Mastys, Lord
avid lady Trirdepr and Miss Morgan, Lord sad lady
Sam& Mr. and Mrs. Sanyo°, Mr. and Mn. Kontabull.
Hammon, Mr. and Mrs. Ewing Curwen, the Marquis of
Bownsint, Hr Charles Mordaunt, Mr. Cameron (of Lochial),
Mr. Goons Watson (lit Life Guards), do.

The Hon. Mrs. Gage gave a ball on Wednesday'
erring at her relines in Whitithalliard.
Mies Contla entertained at dinner last evening,
et
Iter rellimee is Strattoentrest, the Marquis of 1,•21•
dense, the ambles of Brewidow, Viscount Stratford de
11111011,411111 Dneprvan and the Hoe. Was
Irvin% Led Llanover, Lady Georgians Grey, Lady Mary
Igerre and Mr. Egerton, Lady Verney, Lady Chastrey,
Lady Grey Egerton and Min Egerton, Hoe. Arthur Kin.,
Baird, Sir Roderick Maritima, Hoe. Hallyburtoo Campbell
and the Hon. Mims Cunipbell, Professor Wheatstone, Mr.
John A. Smith. Mr. and Xis. Boatiao, Dr. Bkey, Mrs.
Motley and Miss Motley, Mr. and Mr. Barlow, Mr. sad
Mrs. Thomas Fairborn*, Mr. Loch, Mr. Young, Mr. and
Mrs. Edward Marjoribenks, Mrs. Browne, Mr. Culvert, Mr.
Nagel*, Mr. and Mss. Pullen, Mr. Feebler, the Chaplain.
Gemmel and Mrs. Wog and Mir Gleig, Miss Moore, Mr.
and Mrs. Sergeant, Mr. John Kay, Mr. Jobnatcoe, ht.
Covers were laid for fifty-two.

The Countess of Clengall has been presented
with ea addrow, handsomely bound in morocco. and illus.
tested with the national emblems, by the tenantry of her
Omits estates

The Countess; of Craven save her first ball this
soros, last evening, at the family residence in Charlie-
greet, &Ade) •*hare.

The Marquis Camden gave a ball last evening at
kb residebee in Crosvenorsquare. His Royal Highness the
Count de Paris honoured hie lordship with their presence.
The steamer Capitol°, belonging to the Mes-
saieries-Imperiales, which arrived at Marseilles two days
ago from Italy, brought back to France his Imperial High-
er' hince Lucien Bonaparte, the Duchess de Grammont
sad suite, and the Count de Nieuweekerke, who bad gone
to Rome, as already stated, to take possession of the Cam-
pus Museum, purchased by the French Government.

The Coblite Gaze( t• give some details of a dancing
procession which took place on Whit-Tuesday, at Echter-
nach, four leagues from Trilves, on the frontiers of Luxem-
bourg, in presence of a vast affluence of persons. This pro-
cession takes place in commemoration of the dance of Saint
that scourge of the middle ages. The dancers were
9,100 in number, the procession in addition containing
prim* singers, and musici►ns. The procession started
from a spot as the Prussian territory, passed into Lurem.
bwarg, and wended by a wide stone staircase to the church
Saint-Willibrod, situated on a height, and the dancing
eantinuell the whole time. The procession Listed from lase
is the morning till one o'clock in the afternoon.

FRENcH i:MISMINT.—A grand bazaar for the We
of fancy work and other articles, in aid of the French
('heritable Society, took place yestenlay et Albert Gate
House, and attracted an immense number of fashionable.Th. stall. were presided over by her Eseelleocy the Coun-
tess do Flahault, the Countess of Shelburne, the Coon.
tow of Taukerville, the Marchioness of Carmarthen, the
Marquise de 0 'l.ste.suretird, the &renew Eothschild, Lady
Ceorgiame Fullerton, soli Lady 011itfe. From the moment
the man.ion w.e. thrown open a brisk market was kept
up by the fair saleswomen. The contribution■ to the ba.
mar were of the riche4 description, and included several
valuable gilts from their lmperuil Majesties the Emperor
and Entire.* of the French. The slaloms outicued crowded
up to 7 o'clock, and a very large aunt must have been netted
for the charity. Maria Marchioneu of Ailesbury presided
at the refreshment stall, and few peesoLa were able to resist
the manner in which she offered a cup of black tea in en.
chinge for half a sovereign. The bazaar will be continued
this day and SatitoLly ; and on the latter day there will be
a road,ohe for the magnificent objects presented by the Ent.
petit end Empress