The Express.
London, England, 1861-11-15 00:00:00

Or Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 14.
The Queen, attended by Lady Augusta Bruce,
walked in the /lows Park Ws morale&

A deputation to support a memorial ou the New Educa-
tional Code already mat to Eetl Granville, from the clergy
.4 the Deaaery of Steamy, Loodua, had an interview
yesterday with the Lord President, at the Privy Council•
office.

A deputation of gentlemen connected with the eastern
province of the colony of the Cape of Good Hops had an
iota 410 W with the Duke of Newcastle yesterday, respect.
ing local government for the eastern provisos.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer, with Mrs. and Mime
Chigoes, left town yesterday on a visit to the Duke of
Devonshire, at Chatsworth.
A deputation from the Guardians of the Hambkdon
Union, consisting of Mr. J. Park Harrison and Mr. T. Lyon
Thurlow, kiwi an interview with the Right Hon. C. P.
Villiers, yesterday, at the office of the Poor Law Board.
es were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
fropmestrikahovernors of the West India Islands, theAustralisa
Colordes, Ceylon, Hoeg Koog, sad Malta.

Csinnwr Courcn,--Summonses were issued yes-
terday to the several members of the cabinet for a
council this afternoon at 3 o'clock, at Lord Palmer-
ston's official residence in Downing-street.

The Duke and Duchess of Buccleuch hale left
Drumleurig Castle for Bev/hill, Selkirk.

The biarquia and Marchioness of Normanby
hare returned to Hamilton Lodge, Kensington, from *nat-
io' the Earl sad Countess of Derby at Kaoweloy Park,
lAnesehire.

The Karl and Countess of Carnarvon have
armed fa two two Wexler* Ostle, Haut&
The Karl and Countess of Clarendon have left
Groevesor-erwett for the Grove, ow Watford.
Viscount Chelsea has arrived in Cadogan-place,
from a tour of visits.

Lord and Lady Wenlock have left Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeley-square, for F./crick Park, Yorkshire.

Lord de Liale and Du<lley Was left the St.
George's Hotel.

Lidy Herbert and the Hon. Mimes Herben;
hare left Beler►ve-gears for Dover, oo their way to the
Continent.

The Hon. A. and Lady Harriet Vernon have
arrived in Upper Belsms-street tram a tear of visite.
The Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson leaves town
to-morrow for his seat. Thebertow Howse, Suffunc.

The Duke of Devonshire during the past week
entertained • distinguished party of visitors at Chatsworth,
including, in addition to all the membered the noble duke's
family, Lord Vernon and Ludy Vernon, the Hoe. Miss
Warren Vernon, Sir Charles and Lady Mary Wood and
Miss Wood, the Han. Lessem Hewn, tie Hon. Mr. Erskine,
and Signor Patella.

Amongst the donors to the National Shakeeperian
Fund of the teat few days are the Marquis of Lansdowne,
£5O; Lord Northampton, F 100; Professor Thompson of
Cambridge. ; Mr. Charles Lew £2O; Mr. Ewart, M.P.,
; Mr. Thomas Watts, of the Britiah NUMMI, I:20. The
sureeriptioes sow amount to ri,766.

A. K. H. B.'s gonnipping articles in Fraser's
M494:111s ass sow printed simulameouely io the Atlantic
MoslAly. Mr. Boyd'. papas appear to meet with lii3h
favour in America.

Mr. How:tt is writing • history of Spiritualism,
which he will 'stills, "Glessiose io the Cornfields of
Spiritualism."

The lotsj7expectetl memoir of John Willson
(" Christopher North ") is at last ennouriced by N.
Llosoestas sad Douglas as " is preparation by hi. daughter.
Mrs. Gardoo, compiled from family met., wit► • seisr
ties hem his correspoodame."

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The award of the royal medals by the council
of the Royal Society for the prevent year embraces physi-
ology sod anathematise. Dr. W. B. Carpenter, F.R.S.,
registrar of the University of Loodon, is to have or mod
Yr. Sylvester. a erotism at the Royal Military Aoadeson
Woolwich, the other. The Copley medal—the chief
seiontibe honour in the gift of the Royal Society—is
awarded to Professor Louis Aquila These medals will
be gives away at the approaching &universal/ meeting of
the Royal Society oa the 30th inst.

Interesting artistical sod archteological disco-
veries castanet to be made in Rome, where it appears
impossilds to peoeteste the soil • few feet below it. pre-
lad Meet. w timid briosiog to light some thole memotial
of its sseiest iobabitsats.

The present session of the College Historical
Rneiety, Dublin, was inaugurated on Wednesday eveniog in
the dieing hall, Trinity Collsp. A large number of dim-
tieguislied members of the various profession. were present,
sad the hall was crowded with students sod others who
went to MMus the proesedicp, which generally excite
much interest. The chair was taken by the President, Mr.
J. Napier, e:-Chancellor of Ireland.

It is stated that all the messages sent from Eng-
land by the Yalta and Alexandria cable to catch the lodia
mail which left Marseilles ea the fith inst. were duly re.
ceived in time for traawnimioe by that steamer. The line
a mid to continue to wait we, sad the tat& is daily in-
enemas.

Os his late visit to Cacho, which with all its
natursl beauty he describes.. "• complete quagmire" after
rain, the Bishop cf Clentils laid the first stone of a new
Church which he sensed St. Andrew's, bezause the super
nteedeat and the majority of the neighbouring tea-planters
are Seutchmen. His visit to Sylbet " was somewhat unsatis-
factory, owing to the very swill opportunity which the
residents seemed inclined to give for ■oy intercourse or in-
quiry into the wants of the station." The Bishop hopes to
be soon able to recommend the appointment of one chaplain
for the three stations of Syihet, Caches., and Chsrrapooejss•
fa his visitation, the Bishop's steamer was half filled with
the "somewhat ucepiscopal cargo of opium.*
. .

The Parislard,al, a, native paper in India, is very
sarcastic on the Maharajah of Bard's°, for his supposed
opposition to native interests. "We heard that he, with
hie lady, has embraced the Brahmo religion, but there has
sot been the slightest diminution in the celebration of
idolatrous ceremonies, adoration of household
divini-
the—Kali Pujab and the rest. He has concluded in
his mind, that e ther Christ or Krishna, Kali or Brahma,
ow or other of three, is sure to save him. Such a great
man as he is—the Maharajah of Berdwaa—iv one god or
bait of a god able t save him?" He is so unpatriotic as
to take so Bengali newspaper. The writer needed's,
"Oh! wretched Bongs!! for what sin of thine dolt thou
give birth to such unworthy son•!"
AoOortling to the last advice§ from Valparaiso,
as avid of the Pacific Nail Steam Navigation Company was
at that port making arrangements for establishing • mail
steam packet communication between the South Pacific and
South Atlantic porta, vii the Straits of Magellan, and for
which the company will receive ► subsidy contributed by
Great Britain, Brand, Buenos Ayres, Chili, and Perms