The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-23 00:00:00

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WINDSOR CASTLE, 3IARcs 22.
The Prince :e.emort, attended by Colonel the
Hue. A. Hanling.-, went to Buckingham Palace this morn-
ing, and returned to Windsor early in the afternoon.

A deputation .4 paper mandacturen bad to interview
yesterday with Viscount Palmerston.
The Building Committee of the Exhibition of DM met
yeetenday at the offices of her Majoirty's Commissioners, in
the Mtrand.

A dSlZiStion oo the subject of the Llandaff and Cantos
District Markets had an 'rearview yesterday with Sir U.
Verona Low's, at the HonsitolDos. The deputation cow
mated al Mr. Wyndham Lewis, Mr. John Bakhalor, Mr.
R. W. Williams, and Mr. R. H. Wyatt.
Despatches were met yesterday from the Colonial-office
to the i:overnois of the North American Provinces, Her-
muds, cad the Lord High Ocenseimiceser of the lonian
Use&

The Earl and Countess of Warwick bave arrived
lie tows for the memos.

Lord and Lady Skelmeradale have arrived in
lowa. His lortlahip has table Lady Marisa Alford's house,
Primes•pte. for the seseen.

The Count and Countem de Laneaborough and
tamaily have left the' Bruanwielt Hotel. Jermytmareet, for
Pan&

Lieutenant-General Baron Hammerstein, Corn-
Raadar tithe let Hanoverian Brigade of Cavalry, accom-
panied by Captain von Dinklache, have arrived at the mai-
dams of the Hanoverian Legation, in order to be present at
the fnmand of her late Royal Highness the Duchies of Kent.
The Right Hon. Sir W. M. Somerville, M.P.,
and Lily Somerville have left Pureness Hotel for Somer-
ville, Ireland.

Among the arrivals M Torquay this week have
been Sir L Palk, Bart., Lord and Lady de Roe, Hoe. Miss
de Ros, Lady 01111111111 Fortescue, Le Ramona Oroeuno: de
Zech% FIE D. Dacia, K.C.8., Admiral Sir H. Hope,
Lieut.-Col. Robertson, General Campbell, Sir Arthur and
Lady Haltom, ke.

The Lord Bishop of London left town yesterday
to preach owe cl the ammo el Listen Friday evening
sermons, at St. Mir 's, Oxferd, loot musing. His lordship
tad Mrs. Tato an to he dm pools el the Rex. Profaner
Stanley, moos el Christ Church, until Monday morning,
when the Wallop return to Load= to amid the Arch-
bishop of Oantoriloy in the enumworatioci of the Rev. Dr.
Philpots to the bishopric ci Worcester. The ceremony is
fixed to take plane in the chapel of Lambeth Palace, on
Monday next (being Luirday), at 11 o'clock. The Bishops
el Ely sod Norwich will he assisting bishops.
Letters patent have passed the great seal of Ire-
Lad, granting a supplemental charter to the Commiasioners

of National Bilocaiiim in Ireland, and appointing the fol-
lowing irs hs additional cemirainneears :—Farl of Dunraven,
(W Amities Monahan, Chief BIM Pot, Janus A. Liv-
ens, Rey. Jain Ball, Mr. Laurence Waldron, ILP., Mr.
John Lentaires, and Mr. John O'Hagan.
The Dover Chronicle of to-day has the follow-
ing : "The noble premier, Viscount Palinersicm,
has accepted the ancient and honourable office of Lord
Warden of the Claque Ports and Cannabis of Dover Castle.
The telegram was received by the Mayor from the Hon.
Leslie Waklegrave, se we were going to pram, and we are
glad to announce the good news to our readers. A more
popukr Lord Warden could not have been appointed, awl
we trust that the corporation and inhabitant& of Dover will
inaugurate his lordship in hie office with a grand banquet
(in which all the Cinque Porta may unite) in their newly-
renovated sod splendid town-hall."

The Britiat Mercury of to-day says :—" 111 re.
Gurney, the lady who hoe lately been divorced from her
husband, has purchaasd Harpteesoourt, flomereetahire, the
seat of the late Lord Waltlegrave, which abs intends for
Mr future residence."

The Wesol7l Times states that Sir John
Bowring has been indisposed at Rome, but that his family
have received recent intelligence that he is much better.
Sadler's Wells Theatre has been taken by Mr.
Josephs, for a spring season, to commence on Hater-
Monday._

The Lord Chief Baron, as President of the Photo-1
graphic Society, has leaned cards for an evening reception at
King's College on the 4th of ApriL
The time for proposing candidates for election
let* the Royal Society hes now passed. The lista closed on
the 7th of March. The number of aindialstes is grater
this is any previous year.

The ordinary meetiuge of the Society of Anti-
gen:ice of May 2 and June 6 will be devoted to special eshi•
hitless of matrices of seals and of illuminated manuscripts.
The fellows of the society are invited to send contributioes
for this object.

The annual general meeting of the Palreonto-
graphical Society will be held at the apartmenta of the
Geological Society, Somerset House, at 3 o'clock on Monday
afternoon.

Among a great number And variety of interesting
objects in *clew* and art exhibited at the merle if the
President of the Royal Society on Saturday In* was •
small portrait of Fox, making his maiden speech in the
Home of Commons. The history of this work of art (ob-
serves the A elarwrina) is thus told by Lord J. Russell in by
" Memorials of C. J. Fox":—"A young artist, and, I believe,
$ reporter of debates, a Mr. Sorties of Maniforth, in the
coast, of Durham, happened to be in the gallery when he
first spoke. At that period (Ikk Mareh, 1769) no atrauger
wax allowed to make notes, or take any paper or note into
the gallery for that wpm*. But this gentleman, struck
with the applarance of the youthful orator, tore off part of
his shirt, end sketched on it with a pencil or burnt Mick, a
likeness of him, which be afterwards tried to finish at kis
end whirls, owing to the rare of Mr. Sharps and
kindness of Mr. Fletcher, is still preserved in my posassake
at Holland Home."

The Bombay Gazoik of the 27th u:t. Kaye

"An Indian University will in • few days confer for the
first time on • Hindu the honourable degree of Master of

Au."

The Malta Times of the 14th mentions the arrival
there of Mr. Barry, ►he distinguished architect of Covent.
garden Theatre. Thee any% of this gentlemen's visit to
Malta is to saperietoed the construction of the sew theatre
about to he built in the Mined.

Tits Reliozasour or Orrionyter Pass.—At a
meeting of the member of the Drisicwich District Board of
Weeks, as Thursday eves*, it was stated by the chair-
men, Quititia Routh, that a probability existed of the
Primula Nary of Cambridge succeeding to the niagership of
thessiwieh•park, rendered recast by the death of the late
lad of Aberdeen. A few days sines hie Royal Highness
Priem Albert paid an unexpected vwt wad minutely in-
somnia the house and grounds. thus plealag it almost be-
red doubt that Greenwich will again he favoured with the
premnim et a member of the royal family among ilea
residrists, which has not been the ease mince the death of
the bbs Primer Sophia Matilda of Oloureeter, who for.
merty bete the rangershia of the *obis park.

CIMAL Loniaa Pyre appears
for As ant time this woos at the flatus:lay Concerts,
this isr.