The Express.
London, England, 1868-07-20 00:00:00

PORTUGAL.

LISBON, JULY 19.
The King has postponed his visit to Cintra.
Bishop Alves Martino has been charged with
the formation of a new ministry.
The Spanish frigate Villa de Madrid is still
here.

It is said that the Duko and Duchess of Moat-
pensior will not tako up their residenee in this
country, but will proceed to England, as the
Spanish Government objects to thoir remaining in
Portugal.

SERVIA.

BELDRADI4, Ant 19, Enterngo.

A requiem for the soul of the deceased Prinoe
Michael was celebrated in the cathedral here to-
day.

Prince Milan, wearing a colonel's uniform, the
military authorities, the ministers, and all the
consuls were present at the ceremony.

be Court.

OSBORNE, Jura. 18.

The Queen drove out yesterday afternoon, ac-
companied by the Duke and Duchess of Coburg and
Prince Leopold, Colonel Du Plat being in attendance upon
horseback ; and her Majesty and the Royal Family walked
in the grounds this morning.
_ _

Prince and Pnncess Louie of Hesse and Princess Louise,
attended by Baroness Grancy and Baron Rabenan, dined
with the Prince and Princess of Leiningen yesterday on
board the royal yacht Victoria and Albert.
Admiral Farragut, Commodore Pennock, Captains
Strong, Le Boy, and Wyman, and Commander Shirk, of
the navy of the United States of America, arrived at
Osborne yesterday afternoon, and had the honour of being
presented to the Queen by the Duke of Edinburgh.
Princess Louise was present with her Majesty during
the presentation.
Mr. Benjamin Moran, Secretary of Legation of the
United States of America, and Charge d'Affaires, accom-
panied Admiral Farragut and the officers of his squadron
to Osborne, and was present at their presentation.

JULY 19.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louis of Hesse
and Princess Louise, drove out yesterday afternoon.
The Duke and Duchess of Coburg, and Prince and
Princess Christian visited the American frigate Franklin,
in Cowes Roads.

Their royal big/messes were received on board by
Admiral Farragut and his officers.
On leaving the ship their royal highnesses visited the
Prince and Princess of Leiningen on bows' the Royal
Yacht Victoria and Albert

Her Majesty and the Duchess of Coburg, Princess Louis
of Hesse, Princess Christian, Princess Louise, Prince
• Leopold, and Princess Beatrice, attended Divine Service
at Whiprdngham Church this morning.
The Bev. George Prothero officiated.
The ladies and gentlemen in waiting were in atten-
dance.

The Duke of Coburg, attended by Major-General
French, Seymour, C. 8., and Major von Hanks, have left
for London.

The Lord Chancellor arrived at Osborne yesterday, and
had the honour of dining with the Queen and the royal
family.

The Prince of Wales, attended by Captain Ellis, drove
to Wimbledon on Saturday.
Prince Louie of Hew, attended by Major von Hesse,
arrived at Marborough-house, on a visit to the Prince and
Princess of Wales.

The Prince of Wales gave a dinner in the evening in
honour of Lieutenant-General Lord Napier of Idagdala

The Earl of Derby presided, on Saturday, at a meet-
ing of her Majesty's Commissioners for the Exhibition of
1861. There were present :—The Duke of Buckingham
and Chandos, Earl Granville, Lord John Manners, M.P.,
Lord Overstone, the Bight Hon. R. Lowe, M.P., the
Right Hon. H. A. Bruce, M.P the Bight Hon.
G. W. Hunt, M.P., Sir A. G. Spearman, Nat., Bir
Charles Lyell, Bart., Sir R. Murchison, Bart., Mr. Thomas
Baring, M.P., Mr. C. H. Gregory Pendent of the
Institution of Civil Engineers), Mr. ring, and Mr.
Edgar Bowring, C.B. (secretary). A meeting of the
Finance Committee was previously held, attended by
Lord Derby, Lord Granville, Lord Overstone, Mr. Lowe,
Mr. Bruce, Sir A. Spearman, Mr. Baring, Mr. Thring,
and Mr. Bowring.

Tho Duke of Cambridge, attended by Lord
Henry Lennox and Colonel Clarke, HE., visited on
Saturday the Albert Works, Silvertown, and inspected
the great floating dock building there for Bermuda.
On leaving, his royal highness was saluted by the Me-
gan', bearing the broad pennant of Commodore Edmon-
stone.

The Duke of Cambridge, General Commanding-
in-Chief, will, according to present arrangements, visit
Portsmouth about the 31st inst. for the purpose of inspect-
ing the 33rd Regiment of Infantry (the Duke of Welling-
ton's), recently returned home from Abyssinia. Prom
Portsmouth his royal highness will proceed to Winchester
to inspect the Dragoon Regiment there, also recently re-
turned home from Abyssinia.

MB Royal HigKnee/ the Duke of Coburg and
smite have arrived at the Palace Hotel, Buckingham-
gate.

The marriage of Lady Emily Craven and Mr.
Van de Weyer will take place the week after Goodwood
ROM

Lady Harriet Ashley gave birth to a daughter
on Saturday. Her ladyship and infant are doing well.
Cardinal Cullen had slightly improved yester-
day, but was not out of danger.
THE QUELY'S Vuirr TO THE CO:ill/um F.—On
Wednesday, the 6th of August, her Majesty is expected
to leave Osborne in the royal yacht Victoria and Albert,
Captain his Serene Highness the Prince of Leiningen, on
her visit to the Continent. According to the present ar-
rangementa we understand that it is probable the Queen
bark from the Victoria and Albert at Cher-
bourg, and proceed thence by rail for Paris and Lucerne.
If this arrangement is carried into elect, the yacht is ex-
pected to return direct to Osborne from Cherbourg to con-
vey the Prince and Primes Louis of Hesse from her Ma-
jesty's marine palace to Antwerp. On the Queen's return
!I'm Switzerland it is understood that the orders for the
Victoria and Albert will be to proceed to Havre to receive
her Majesty and mite on board for re-conveyance acmes
Channel to Osborne.
THE TnfterrY-ftousft.—This afternoon a special
court of the Trinity Corporation will be bald at the Trinity-
house, Tower-hill, when hie Royal Highness the Duke of
Edinburgh, E.G., who was re-elected master of the
honourable brotherhood last Trinity Monday, will be
sworn in with the usual mummy. The will then
proceed to elect his Royal Highness the Prince of Wales as
one of the bon. elder brethren, and his royal highness,
who will accompany his royal brother, the master, will be
duly installed into office. Their royal highneesee will then at-
tend the grand annual entertainment of the Trinity Corpora-
tion, which will be upon a male of great misguidance.
The Duke of Edinburgh will preside as head of the cor-
poration, and amongst those invited, in addition to the
Prince of Wales, are the Duke of Cambridge, the Premier
and most of her Majesty's mististen, Lieut-Gmeral Lord
Napier of ala, the statesmen who are honorary mem-
bers of the Corragitt the Lord Mayor, the
Governor of the Bank of and man of the lead-
ing_merchants and ehipowners of e City ofdo
BURNING OF M. GLADBTONE EFFIGY.—A
correspondent informs us that, on Sabbath evening last,
the Orengemen of Coalialand, Killyman, !Roughen, and
Newnulls, assembled near the last-named place, and
burned Mr. Gladstone in effigy. The effigy was got up. in
the most ridiculous costume—the prevailing colour being
green ; and, having been placed on a low wall, was shot
at, and afterwards Norf./ern Midst. burned, amid great groaning.—
THE WORK OF THE SEBBION.—The increase of
public acts up to the present time is 67, and of loos' 146.
The macs commenced on the 19th November.