The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-24 00:00:00

CO Court.

The Queen, Queen, accompanied by the Princess Alice,
end attended by the Huo. Beatrice Byng, took s drive in ea
open carriage and four nu yrturday afternoon. Colonel the
Hon. A. N. Hood attended on horseback.

The Prince C.oisort, accompanied by the Prince of Wales,
the Count of Flanders, and Prince Louie of Ilene, rode out
on horseback no Saturday &Borneo°, Major du Plat and
tapt►in Grey ►tteoded.
The Prince of Wales and Prince Louis of Here, attended
by Captain Grey and Baron Westerweller, visited St. Paul's
tntbadral on Saturday morning.

The Princesses Helena and Conine rode on horseback in
the Killing-house of Buckingham Palace.
Prince Leopold and the Primer Batt:ice took a drive in a
carriage and four.
The King of the Belgians visited the Duchess of Cam-
keidip and the Prioces Mary, on Saturday, at their m-
adame in St. James's Palace.

Yesterday, the Queen and Prince Consort, the Princess
Alice, the Prince d Wales, Prince Arthur, the Princess
Hassia, the Princess Louise, the Ladies sad Gentlemen of
the Court, and the Domestic Howiehold, attended Divine
Swim in the private chapel, Buckingham Palace. The
Rev. J. Lightfoot, Chaplain to the Prince Consort, preached
the sermon.

Mee King of the Belgians and Prince Loins of Hesse were
sine preaust at the service.
Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston had the honour of
diming with bar Majesty.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury,
in Downing-street. The ministers present were Vis-
count Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Gran-
ville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir G. Comewall
Lewis, Lord J. Russell, the Duke of Newcastle,
Lord Herbert, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancel-
lor of the Exclwquer, the Duke of Somerset,
the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, Sir George
Grey, Lord Stanley of Ablerley, the Right Hon.
Wilbert, and the Right Hon. Edward Card-
well.

A deputation from Maryleboue oo the subject of the
conviction of the Ihivarian 0111111611118, by Mr. Mans/I.ld, at
th•Marylebone Police-court, oe the 'lord May last, had ea
laisswiew with Sir George Lewis, on Friday, at the Home-

following Metropolitan Trade Committees of the
Intonational F.xhibitiou of 1W S, have been appointed by
W London Exhibitor. in dames 30, 31, 11, and 34 :
as. 30 (Furniture and Upholstery, including Paper.
hangings and Prpiermachc). Sub-elms (a) Furniture and
Upholstery Mr. J. Gnice, chairman, Mr. Peter Graham,
Mr. W. Holland, and Mr. John Fox. Sub-clam (b) Paper
Hangings and Gallen' Decoration—Kr. J. G. Crane,
chairman, Mr. Jackson, Mr. L. M. Hubert (of Yearn. J.
Waal.= and Co.), mud Mr. R. Trollops.
Class 31 (Iron and General Hardware). Subclass (a) Imo,
and Steel Manufactures—Mr. Mayer, Mr. C. Hart, Mr. H.
Bailey, Mr. Rogers, and Mr. J. Benham. Subclass (b)
Manufactures in Brame and —Mr. A. Tyler, Mr.
J. Keypads, Mr. U. Hulett., Mr. Bteadall, and Mr. lambert.
Sab-ehim (e) Masufacturem in TM, Lead, Zinc. Pewter, and
general Braxiery—Mr. Glover Mr. Robert Wilson, Pram-
oar Lary, Mr. Faraday, and lit. Pantiles.
Class 33 (Works in Precious Metals and their Imitation,
and Jewellery)—Mr. Hot. Mr. Sebastian Canard, Mr.
Hancock, Mr. Parker, and Mr. Angell.
Claw 34 (01w). Sub.claas (a) Stained Glass, and Gins
und in Buildings and Decoration—Mr. Manua, chairman,
Mr. Pearce. Mr. G. Minim, Mr. G. Stockwell, and Mr. E,
Bradt. Subclass (b) C 1... for Houmehold use and Fancy
purposes—Mr. Sluirpwr, chairman, Mr. C. Gibbs, Mr. Wor-
Tiltsen., Mr. J. P. Warrington . and Mr. J. Higle
Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat oy.n Ba.
turday. An appeal from Bengal, " Lamb rind Wise v. &Joy
Kuhn Does wan heard.

The Queen will hold a Chapter of the Order of
the Thistle, and another of the Order of the Bath, on the
let of July. The Earl of &Wad is to have one of the
vacant green aim&

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of C►mbridge
has consented to be patrol, of ► (sac, bum; to be held in
81. Peter's, Hammer's-11M, this week. It will be held in
the beautiful grouods of Ravenscourt Park; the Artillery
bend will attend on Wisheslay, the 3:th, sad the Grenadier
Guards band on the 27th and 2Sth. The bazaar is hold to
raise money for the building of a national school.

Him Royal Ilighnes; the Duke of Cambridge
honoured the Earl and Countess de Grey and Ripon with
hie company at dinner or. tiaturday at their mion is
Carltos•prdens. The Duke and Dasher el Manchester,
Viscount and Viscountess Sidney, %%monist and Visoountem
De Vesci and lion. Miss Weser, Viscount Palmerston, Vis-
count Bari, Lord and Lady Wherncliffe, Mr. C. Vyour,
fe4 weed Tyrwhitt, in waiting on tha Lake of Cam.
bridge, formed tho dinner circle. _ _

The Duciwes of luverneM entertained at dinner
on Saturday evening, at her apartments in Kensington
Palace, the Duchess of Retburghe and Lady Charlotte lanes
Ker, Lord Charles Kur, the Doke of Rutland, the Duke of
kit Albans, the Counters of Leicester, the Countess Dow-
ager of Tankervill• and Miss Ueorges, Frances Countess
of Albemarle and Colonel the Hon. P. Cnst, Lord West,
Viwonst gualey, Genera the Hun. Sir Charles Lore sad
Lady Gore, Central the Hoe. 11. Cavendish and Hon.
Caroline Cavendish, Captain and Lady Emily Caven-
dish, ke.

The Duelled' of Wellington'a concert, announced
for July f, is postponed until July 17.
The Earl of Wilton entertained his Excellency
the Marquis .r.tzeulio, the Marquis sal Marchioness of
Clameasnle, the Earl and Countess Stanhope, Lord and
Lally Foley, Lotil aid Lady Stanley of Alderley, Lady
Malasnorth, the lien. Frederick Byng, Mr. °ravine,
Mr. and Mrs. H. listing. Mr. sod Mrs. Feirhains, Dr. We,
Le., at dinner, on •l'atunloy, at hid mansion to °redeemer

Lady Skelinen/aide en% safely delivered of
amotee, ea Maturdiy et ruing, at her resideocie is Prima.
Duly Hovering afternoon parties at Craven Cot-
tage will blikepisel on Batonlay, the 29th of June, sod ou
Thursday, Mk July. Their Ito* Hiß6ar.e. th. Duch.
of Cambridge sad the Primer Mary prop, " hopour
Lady Hoven! with their eempeey int the 29th June, M-
eter, el the IltbJaly._

The Manlius and Mnrchionenx of Exeter received
Lord Manley and a tetra' circle at dinner ou Saturday, at
tbe fandly residence in Onalvenousquare.