The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-13 00:00:00

ebt Court.

The I)uchem of Orleans, accompanied by the
Count do Paris and the Mikado Chansea,riaitad the Queen
on Saturday attenuant, and el pant • visit to the King of
the Belgians. et Buckingham Palace.
Iles Mejedy went on Saturday afterneen to lay the foun-
dation atune of the schools of the Royal Put:lore Fund at
Wandsworth.
The Loot Stveited, the Lord Chamberlain, the Master of
the Horse, Lord Byron (bed in Waiting), Viscount Tor-
rington (lord in Waiting to this Prime Consort), nod Sir
Frederick Stevie (Gro-ui in Waiting), preceded the Queen in
two carriagreand-four to Wandsworth.
The Queen, the Primo Certain, the Princem Charlotte of
Belgium, and NIDE* Frederick William of Prost., left the
Palace in no open carriage-and-four at twenty-five minutes
post four o'clock, escort,' by a detachment of Light Drs-
!a.
ur caniagraand-four (open) followed, ronreying the
Prime. Korth the Feiner. Alice, Prima Alfred, the Via-
manta,. Jocelyn, Lady Caroline Barriegion, Count,* d'Yve,
Madame de Bone, lion. Eleanor Stanley, lion. Louisa Gor-
don, the Mau mit of Abercorn, Baron de kloltke, Lord Charles
Fitzroy. Capron the' lion, de Roa, and Lieutenant Cowell.
The Iteral party returned (nth the ceremony *tan after
is o'clock._ . . .

'I he Ourbeas of Kent %Limited the Queen.
l'rince Arthur and the Prime...es llama and Louisa took
a drive in a carriade•and-four.
lier Majesty, the Prince Cowart, and the King of the
Belgian.% honoured the Royal Italivn Opera with their pre-
sume in the evening, accompanied by the Priem. Royal,
the Trine. es Charlotte ,4 Belgium, Prince Frederick Wil-
liam of Prurais, and the Count of Flanders. The Royal mite
awninged of Yemenite.. Jocelyn, the Counts.. d'Yee, the
lion. Louie.. °onion% Lord 14 ron, the Count Miterkerke,
Lind Chariot litaltsy, Captain the lion. D. do Ito., sad
Captain Berney.
Yraterday rite Queen, the Prince Consort, Prince Alfmd,
the Print,. Royal, the Prinemen Alice owl Helena, the
hula and gentlemen of the Four?, and the domestic house-
hold, attended Divine service in the chapel in Buckingham
Palace. The Roe. F. Temple, chaplain in ordinary to the I
Queen, preached the million.
The King of the Belgian., the Duchaa of Kent, and
Prime Forlorn* William of l'nmais were slam parent at
the *crake.
The Micheal of Ortega!, with the Count de Pori. and the
Duke de Chartres., visited the Duchess of Kent on Saturday,
at Cleuenos Home, St. Joints's.
The Duchess of Kent, Winded by fatty Anne Maria
Drimon, Lady Augusta Bruce, and 011,n,1 Stephen.%
honoured the pedometero at her Mapaty'a Theatre with her
preemie on Saturday main&

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A Cal,ir.ot Council was held on Saturday afternoon at the
official re-blenee of the ling Lord of thelreasury, in Down-
inpatreet. It we., attended by all the ministers.
A deputation, emmisting of the Rev. Dr. Graham, the
Itsv. Dr. Tislinan, the It, v. Dr. Cunningham, and rho Rev.
Mr. 11.ordy, bad an interview with Mr. Seen Wry lAbotechere
on Saturday, al the Colonial-nffice. The deputation wee in-
troduced by Mr. Dunlop, M.P., Lord Jame* Stuart, M.P.,
the lion. A. Kinneinl, M.P., Mr. Craulard, M.P., Mr.
Baxter, M.l'., end Mr. Cowan, M.P.
A depitation of hop-plantrni fn. the district more
affected by the failure of the Hinting', Old Dank,
to ask for a further postponement of the duty, had en inter-
view with t e Chancellor of the Exchequer on Saturday, at
hie official ro-idrnee in Downing-street. The deputation
was introduced by Mr. J. G. Ihut.on, M.P., and consisted of
afresh,. F. Webster (Battle Alloy), J. Caffyn, T. ()very,
T. C. Dawn, J. (bourne, F. lbounie, W. Apps, 11. Kemp,
T. WilWier, Tilden Smith J. 'Elder. J. Smith,
Henry Smith. J. Shoes, D. Smith, J. Cane, Walter Dews,
R. Staple', (J. P. The deputatke was accompanied
by Mr. Frew..
The lion. Mr. &Killen, the Hon. Mr. Carper., and Mr.
G. W. Allen, had an interview with the Right Ilan. 11.
Labouchere on Saturday. Mr. Johnstone and Mr. Archi-
bald had also an interview with the right hon. secretary at
the Cutout d-offfie on Saturday.

Tier Majesty and the l'rinee Consort leave town
on Thursday fur Aldersholt, Intending to contain at the
Royal Pavilion until Saturday.
lice Majesty the Queen (Mother) of Rolland will
arrive in Landon to-morrow, with several members of her
family. We understand her Majenty's sojourn In this coun-
try will be limited to dos days. Dining bur arjourn here
the gums will stay at Claridges ()Jima's) Hotel.
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The l'rinee of Walea, who he travelling under the
mune of Baron avert., arrived at Liege on the evening of
the 9th by the steamer teen Namur.
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The liarl and Countess of Scarborough have left
Ct.ridgea Hotel for Southampton, on a yachting excur4ion.
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His Royal llighnzam the Duke of Cambridge
honours I Sr Charles and fairly Mary Wood by his an/spray
to dinner on Saturday, at the Admiralty. Them were pre-
saint to meet Ms !loyal Ilighners the Duke and Ducks. of
Boreleach, his Exiarlleney the Prosaism Midair sad the
Countess Dernstord, the Earl of Clarendon, the Earl and
Countess of Be...borough, the E srl Grans :Ile, the Earl end
' Countess of Shollanne, Viwount Sydney, Lady Georgians
Grey, lion. Captain Drnmmond, sod Ilia Hos. Mary Dulled.
The Dirks of Cambridge was attended by Col. Tyrwkitt.

Ili. Excellency the Austrian Stinister and the
Countess Apponyi gave a grand entertainment on Saturday,
et Mendes House, to their Royal night:aides the Duelicsi of
Cambridge and the Princess Mary. The follow ing were in-
vited to meet their Royal Highnesses :—The Duke end
Dockers of Menehester, the Marquis of Bath, his Excellency
the Netherlands Minister, the Earl of Eglintos, the Countess
of Tankarville, the Rent and Counter of Wilton and Lady
Katherine Grey Egerton, Earl of Malmesbury, Viscount
Grey do Wilton, Mr. Graham Vivian, out the menders of
the Legation. After the banquet the countess had a re-
ception.

On Saturday the marriage ceremony was cele-
brated M the &drier eban•h of St. blowy Magdalene, 11 the
Lord lbrlelp of Orford, between Lord Robert fitaeoigne
Cecil, M.P., and the eldest daughter of the late lion. Baron
Aldermon.

Tarr. Qt'YEN or Otisc.—We rend in the Centel
.frowrarrl: Her kinjosety'a reception of the Queen of Oude,
with her son anal grandson., h. at length taken plsce, anal
nothing could be more gracious than the welcome given by
our Queen. The Queen of (rude left Harley House in peat
mate—her Indian crown being plated in the eerri,ge. It in
a lofty eornnetted rap, in form esmiethinp. like the consorts of
0111, prITN only higher vol rounder tat the top, and, instead
of velvet, is a mass of gold ti.ne oratmeuted with jewel..
On the top of the cap are placed mute extraordinary silver
ornament.. which sway and jingle about with every move-
ment, producing a sound like ea number of silver loth. From
the rim of the crown depends the veil, which isrcally two
Maio. of gold and colvurei none, that meet ever the face
and then poet down each ehoulder. The Queen of Cede
wore a robe of gold tionie, pendant from her shiniklere,
which was home by a llindoo lady in waiting, whoshnie wan
permitted to enter the carriage verth bee. The Quema'a dress
was a blue of ROOM Illegllitkelleek but eke has adopted
European fotehions sufficiently to indulge in the
dont silk *forking*, thoueh they Wee ornamented
with gold anklet.. lice female attendant orgy renorkehle
fnr the alarms of gold and jewels., wearing a plain Indian
drew, Irish large real strip.. The Queen, whose name and
style in "Jenabi Aulesh Mootaleah Newish Tnj sum Begun.
Saheb," was attended by a numerous suite, including )ilo-
hymnists' Joonit Allie "K ban Il.thadsor, the Newel% Nude
or Chief Eunuch. leleesond Dowleh Bahasa., an A.D.E.,
Newels Mehdoe Knuth° Khan Bahrdoor, a great grsnileon of
Nadir Shah, a chamberlain, a physician, a 'secretary, ndiplo-
matic agent, and sseverel other °Nimes. The dreare of the
Priem, of Onde are, doubtless, familiar to nowt of our metro-
politan reader.. 'f hey each wore the same tort of high
coronet cap of gold and jnwele, bat ornamented with a dew
small lembere, and without the silver ornament. peculinr fn
the crown of rho Queen. The young prince was magnifi-
cently decorated with jusvele—the diem itself being compassed
of cloth of gniti. The Chadians still delight in calling this
prince Ile" Heir Amtent," and Ills name end style ate
WuJlee ftuluid Mirea hinhunionid Hernia Allies 'Saha-
door." !Haunch, the elder Prism, Is called "Mime &kiln-
deg Hushmnt Jawed Allis Babaclooe."