The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-18 00:00:00

Os Court.

The Queen, accompanied by the Princess Alice,
and attended by the Hon. Floes Macdonald, took a drive
in an epee earring* sad four yontsrday afternoon. Colossi
the Han. A. N. Hood attended as horseback.

Ths hips Oared, toecaps's& by the Prime of Wee
asi Privet Louis of Hams, rob es henebeek yesterday
afteresea .headed by lisjor Da Plat sad Cape's Grey.
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Tbe Princesses H.l Snd Loeb, rod* o; horseback is
She riding-lieu.. of Buckingham Pasco.
Re Priam of Wilkie end Prince Louis of Hesse, attended
by Caplan Grey and Beres Westerweller, role on harps•
beak in Um fceenoom

The King of the Belgians visited Prince Edward of Base
Weinsar en Sunday, at hi. residence in Portland-plena

Mr. Edmund Nolrwin, bar Majesty's Dowel for the
stele of Georgia, had s ississview wit► Lord John Rorell
yesterday. at the roweige•effite.
Osionel Pretense Marley had an intarthw with the Duke
Newasetle yesterday, at the 00104nel-odic* ; Chief Justice
Garr, of Sierra Leese, bad also aa ieterview with his pees
yesterday, at the Colonial-oinee.

A deputation respecting the Lace Makers Factory Balled
an interview yesterday with the Right Hou. Sir G. 0. Lewis,
at the Home-office. The deputation consisted of Mr. Thome
West, Mr. W. Lourginire, Mr. Edward Humphries, and Mr.
George Coxon.
Mr. George J. Gorchen, Coneul-General for the Hanes
Towns, trareacted business at the Foreign-Aloe es Sa-
turday.
Her Majesty's Commissioners for the loternational Exhi-
bitiou of 1862 have request: d the following gentlemen to
act as member* of a committee to advit.e them as to the
organisation of the department of art designs for manufse
tures in counexion with Class 38 :—Tbe Marquis of Sells-
bury, the Earl of Dudley, Sir J. P. Heiken, Bart., D.
Madiss, Esq., 8.A., C. D. Fortnum, Esq., Moeckton
Milne', Esq., M.P., H. Cole, Req., C. 8., Godfrey Sykes,
Dighy Wyatt, Esq., and J. H. Bowler, Esq.
TbeJ udicial Committee of the Privy Conseil sat yester-
day. An appeal from Bengal, " Mooeabee Burl ul Hutment
v. Suttefutoesiera," was commenced. The lords present
were : Lord Kiugedowr, the Lords Justices Knight Bruce
and Turner, Sir E. Ryan, and Sir L Peel.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial.oftice
from the Governors of Viuscouver s Island and British
Columbia.

The Duchess of Somerset's parties for the 26th
of Juoe and the 3rd of July are unavoidably postponed.
On &dun lay last the Rev. Frederick Evans, B. A.,
was collated to the rectory of Wolferton, in Norfolk, in the
gift of the Lord Bishop of Norwich, by virtue of his
bishopric.

A ptragraph which lately appeared in the daily
jourwds would load most persons to supposo that Mr•
Chem* had timlck4 himself of a quarter of his income to
endow the living of Suilberge. Such, however, iv, it is
stated, not the came. Not a penny comes from the 1,300 f.
per annum of the son-in-law of Bishop Villiers, the ;f2 l.
bevies been apportioned to Sadberge some years since (u
may be men by reference to the Clrryy Lids), and Mr.
Cheese does but give his formal consent to an endowment
which the late rector woukl Dever recognise.
The public are beginning to take advantage of
the present fine weather, by availing themselves of the
induceruceta afforded Ly the hotels at Greenwich for enjoy-
ing whitebait....

A little Chinese boy, Sumo by name, who was
brought to France by the 12th company of the 6th Artil•
kry.pont,,,ofere, was baptimel on Haturday in the cathedral
of Stra,hurg. The captain of the company, M. Ploton, was
hie gollather, and Mdme. Mitre, wits of another officer,
godmother. All the men of the company were present at
the ceremony.