The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-03 00:00:00

THE FirOss, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1861.

DEATH OF LORD HERBERT.

We are sorry to have to announce the death of
Lord Herbert of L. The kerlehip expired at Wigton.
house, sear Salisbury, yesterday at Dom Although suffer.
lag from a dimes et the kidaeys, lama as Bright's disease,
ler swaths past, it was hoped that a stay at Spa might
prove IssuelleiaL Os the 10th of last month his lordship,
accompanied by kis wife, felt for Belgium. He found as
relied ; and, daily becoming weaker, hie lordship expreased
kis anxiety to return home, that he might die in the bosom
of his family. His lordship reached Dover on Moeday led
from the Cantient, and oa Wednesday departed for
Wilton.houn in company with Lady Herbert and
the Mar.luis and Marchioness of Aileebtuy. To
t►e great gnef of his relatives it was found
that eremitic his lordship bad lost his sight.
Oa Thursday afterooom a change for the wone took place,
sad as it was apparent his lordship was fast sinking, his
relatives in town were apprised by telegraph al his critical
coaditioc. The Earl of Clanwilliam, the Countess (dowager)
of Duomore, and Viscount and Viscountess De Vesci, In
ominquence repaired to Wilton, and had the consolaticia al
being with the other members al the family at the dimple-
lution of his lordship.
The lamented nobleman was the only sou of George Au-
gustus, eleventh Earl of Pembroke, by his second wife,
Catherine, only daughter al Simon Count Woronsow, who
was for many years Russian ambassador at the Court of St.
James's. His lordship was born at Richmond, Surrey, the
16th September, 1810, so that be was in his 51st year. At
the usual age he was east to Harrow School, and on leaving
it he entered Oriel Censae, Oxford, at which he was fourth
elan in classics is 1831.

After the peeing el the Rehm BM, in 1832, by which
Wiltshire was given two additiseel members, Mr. Herbert,
who had recently atteintd his majority, was returned to the
het reformed pieliment for the southern division of the
county, in whit his family had omaiderable political
influence. He continued to represent the county in the
Homo of Commies far nearly thirty years, up to his slava-
bon to the Mews el Lards, at the commencement
of the present scrim, on being created Baca
Herbert et Ina. When the late Sir Hobert Peel
took Mee to the autumn of 1841, Mr. Herbert
sampled the pest et demetary of the Admiralty,
sad diehard the Jelin e/ that office up to February,
1846, when he remeeed hem the Admiralty to sussed 8
flown Fresnantie se mercury-at-War, when he was mule
• Privy Councillor, which eine be held up to the &sok-
Mon of Sir Robert Pears admielstratioe is July, 1816. Mr.

Herbert supported Use repel el the emu I•ww and the fusi-
llade measures of the geeermaset. Mr. Herbert then left
the coeservetive party sad meociated himself with the
Pointe party. He awake* eat el elks until the Ferl of
Aberdeen was at the head el this gevereasent, is December,
ifida, when he aphis resumed his foram alike of Seerelary of
War, sad became • teseaber of the cabinet. For • few
weeks before the break up el lord Aberdeen's ministry.
is 1855, be was Colonial deeniery. Os the formaties et
the present government he wee appelated deeneary of disk
for War, and only finally resigned that elks last wash.
Pew public men have plead the reaped and esteem cd •
wider circle of hiesds this the deseeeed per. His effeble
and catenating measers were regarded with respect eves
by his pobticel oppeasate.
The bete Loed Herbed married, August 12, 184 d, Elisa-
beth, daughter of the late Lisateseat-Gweeral Charles Ash*
A"Oeurt, C. 8., by wheat be hems • family of six children,
four eons and two daughters ; his eldest sea, Gawp
Robert Charles (sow Lord Herbert), having eompleted hie
eleveath year last sheath.

(nor LAW irtaar's Gaunt.)

, •
Wit nlimaid., JULY 31.—The Queen has been
pined to moat the Bev. Jaws McDonald to the Amok
awl lade et Meech, le the bytery end island of Laurie
gad wen* el lles, mast tithe death of the Row Polar
%... Connoren. The les also bees plowed to present the
Saw Aleasinaw Midatyre to the church of Shiel-
d*, in Mw poi& eff ia tins presbytery of Loch-
amen and wineft eR mime by the tionoportetion of
the Bac John The Mama to ttheawait mid parish ot Kit
lonatke. goat lies oho ken phased to prawn the
Bev. John Mein latein is the ohne sod parish et St.
Num.!. the prwhyllery af leolimbea wed musty of
, vacant lip the &wit of the PAL Askew Jame-
son. The Queen bee ales ben phoned Is Been* the Rey.
John Paean to the elnrreh and pude el y, ID
the presbytery sad minty of Perth, vseratertamnbe trans-
portation of the Roc Jolla Wawa to the church and
parish of
BOARUD7:rILUNI, WIIIMALL, JULY 31.=-The
Right Hoo. the Lore of the Committee of Privy Ceased
far Trade have resolved bow the Secrete* of State for
it
Affairs • copy of • despatch frost MMajesty's
Wainer at the Hogue reporting that • hill Ws posed tho
Stoned Chastain of the States-Goneral witliorisiaa the
tree isoportatio• dries sad paddy into Java and Median.
be. J•1171ell PALACE, JULY 22.—The Queen has
hese pleased, on the aoadeaticia at the Right Hon. Lord
Foley, to appoint Capesia Charles Dreriog one of her Ma-
jesty's Hoe. Corps of OenthnneeekArms, vice News,
I itard. J •Maa's PALLcs, JULY 29. —The Queen has
bees plowed, en the sresisalian of the Right Hon. Lord
Mow to apps e$ Major Theme Jeakios• late of the Madras
' Army, ors of bar Majwity's Boa. Corps of Gentlemen-at-
Arms, vire H. S. Smith, Fag., resigood.
FORZION-OPTICIL, JULY 30. —The Queen ham been
plowed to approve of Mr. James Levia Dumpy as Coesol
at Kurrsclies he bis Me** the ling of Beaoyer. Tte
r=et ris sloe been phrased to approve of Mr. Alexsader
a. Cowed at /Windbag for the Pre Rangoon
City Beesinew
CROWN-OUVICI, JULY SL—Nawasna immix=
To ern!' nr ran roam Paaiwtworr.—City of Oxford :
TM Right Has. Eduard Canlyiell, Chasoollor of the
Duchy of Lasionalsw. alp of Lowe= : We,. Lern Wood,
Faq., citizen and iblenearr of Lanka, is the room of the
Right Hoe. Lad John kineoll (commonly called Lord John
Rowell), who lee oliegned the ate* of Steward or Bailiff
of hoc Majwityli Menge of Northotead, in the county of
York. Dam. el Morpoth : The Right Hon. Sir //tory
Crey„lnin. 0.0.8., of Anodes, in the county of
Nertheinbeffiensi, wee of her Majesty's Principal Secretaries
of Bats. Resosgd of Taniworth : The Right How Mr
Ratan Peel, of 11sgM Mawr, in the parish of Drayton
Bessett, is the ma* el illesfford, Bart., Mist Secretary to
the Lord Lienernane et baud.

TKO OAS 01 sees BARON DI BOSS.
to select essesthles at the Rosa et Oewesess,
os the sides el the Has. GAM* Dossers. 4) *Wm
Ms the lastplethed eithe dts. Pima de Bob.=
that Wain i• 111 aft ter tie meas. It was
tied they would are wade their re as Ile the void",
el his this, but seller etheldwable Esesselsw it wag askt*
atisedset to ear may opinion as to the aerie at the ewe,
but weed/ to report the evidence, sad ask leave to be d-
emisted is the sent smith to renew the inquiry.
efelrina. PAWN. -- ON. SHILLING Day.
?SWAT. Adder 2.—Adathdoes os payment, 2,474 ; ditto
by three tiniosth ; html, MIL

irDe Court.

--.-.-08 BORNE, AUGUST 2.

Her Majesty, the Prince Consort, and the Royal
passed the day yesterday in complete retirement,
in consequence of the solemn event which took place pri.
vately yesterday morning a 6 Frogmore.
The Count and Collates, of Lucre= arrived this morn-
ing from Lor.don on a visit to her Majesty.
They are attended by the Countess Lutsow and Marquis
Corio.
The Judge Advocate•Geeeral had an audience of the
Queen.

The Quecri will bold a Privy COllll6l at Osborne ou Monday
next.

The Judicial Committee of the Privy Council sat yes-
turdny._ . -

The Lords present were Lord Inapt'owe, the Lords Aut.
hien Knight Bruce and Turner, the Muter of the Rolla,
sad Sir E. Ryan.

Judgment was given by Loral Justice Turner, in an appeal
from Madras, " Myna Boyee and others, v. (ottoram and
others."

Judgments were given by the Master of the Rolle, in an
appeal from Bengal, " Most Kripamoye Debia v. Garish-
&under Laborer and other.;" and in an appeal from Canada,
" The Bank of Montreal v. &woo et vu."

Judgment was given by the Lord Justice Knight Bruce,
in an appeal from the Isle of May " Cowin and another v.
Moore."

Judgments were given by Lord Kingedown in appeals
fawn the High Court of Admiralty, in the came of the
" Armee and the Black Prince," the " Minnehaba," and in
the ewes of the " Annapolis," the " Golden Light," and
the " H. M. Hayes."

Despatches were sent yesterday from the Coloniaboffice
to the Governors of Canada and the Bahamas, and to the
Lord High Commissioner of the 'mien blurb.

THIS QCZEN'S Visit TO lEntexitzY.—We (Trake
Chronicle) understand that these will be two stag hunts
during the Queen's stay in Killarney—one on the Lower
lake and another on the Upper. A meeting of the town
ennasissimsers and hotel proprietors was held at the Town
Coeemimlon•ofce on Monday, for the purpose of making ar-
rangements for the suitable reception of her Majesty. A
committee, consisting of the local gentry, town commis-
sioners, and hotel proprietors, was appointed.

. .
Tug Pauses or WALia.—His Royal Highness
the Prince of Wales honoured by his presence oa Wednes-
day evening, a dramatic performance given by the school-
masters of the carbon regimenta is the Carragh Camp, for
the benefit of the soldiers' wives and families who are not
permitted to reside on the Curragh. On Thursday his
Royal Highness went through his parade and drill exer-
cise. The weather wan extremely wild and wlaterish at
the Corragb. The Prince remained within doors during
the greater part of the day. He will be present at the
athletic sports aad races on Monday should the weather
permit. . .

The Queen will holds Privy Council at Osborne
on Monday next.

His Excellency the Danish Minister will leave
tows is s few days for Deemerk as leave of abases. Cap.
tale Falbe will sot as cbarg6 d'alakes mill his excellency's
return.

The Earl and Countess of Cawdor have left town
fee Stackpole Cuert, Pembrokeshire.
. _ _

The Earl of Hopetoun has arrived at Long's
Hotel.

The Countess Dowager of Cawdor has left town
ea a visit to Lay Grenville at Thornton, war 'Ladakh's&

Karl and LsAly Cowley, with the Ladies Feodore
and Sophie Wellesley, have left Paris far Trawl De.
Lord and Lady Wortley have left Portman-square
for a taw ea the Continent.

Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston will leave
Cambria' es Home on or about the Bth inst. for Broadhead'.

Lord and Lady Norreya arrived in town on
Wednesday from Matiog Countess Prances Waldegnme and
Kr. Harcourt, N.P., at Dudbrook House, Fuse; and have
dace left town 01111 Vial to Sir Robert and Lady Throok-
marten at °nights* Ooark, Warvriekshirm

Colonel the Hon. F. H. and Lady Emily Coven-
disk leave tow* early out weak for Eltacepole Court, Pem•
breltaldrs, es a visit to tie Earl sod Coaster of Cawdor.

The Hon. Colonel Mainwaring Ellerker Onalow,
yousged son of the late Earl of Onslow, did at his met,
Woodbridp Mow, sear Guildford, on Tuesday Ls" la
his Mod year. The pliant colossi mrved for many years
ia the Soots Fusilier Guards, sad wen present at most of
the great battles of the Pedasol► Colooet Onslow
assumed the surnames of Mainwaring Ellerker upon
ieheritiag the estates of that fatally, which estates now
descend to his nephew, Mr. GuildfordJ. H. Onslow, M.P.
for the borough of Guildford.

The Lady Evelyn Stanhope, only daughter of
the Fmrl and Counties of Chestardekl, is about to marry
the Fort of Ommervom

A marriage is also arranged to take place between
Sir John Adel, Bart, sal Min Augusta Ellis, youngest
rkoghter of the late Lisateoant-Cloiosel the Roo. Aoyostue
Frederick NSW, sod niece of tie present Lord Howard de
Wildest.

It has been announced cn authority that the
Mew et Lead= will not hold hie levees at Leadoe Howe
atter Tuesday, Aimed 6, until further soda, Wag shortly
about to leave London for the Coatheeat.

Sir J. Bernard Burke, in writing to a eantem-
rotary respecting the genealogy of the late Debi of Buck.
Mersa. says :—" Paternally his mace wes a Grenville, not
a Temple. His right to the letter risramee was derived
simply from his being the rewire:Wire al Hester Temple
(eldest daughter of Sir Richard Temple, barooet, of Stowe),
who, at the deems of her broths Richard, succeeded to
the Viscounty of Cobham, and was afterwards made
Cowers Temple. Amon the raistiag male demendmes
of this mum Wally of Tempi' is se lees • mammy thee
Vieconat Pehmestse. Of all 1111b11410,11 British subjects
his mei eta, after the mean rely* family, the senior
reprementative of the royal house. of Tudor and Plea.
beg."

The Right Ron. P. C. Crampton, ox-judge, has
eddreseed a letter to the Dahlia Deily Express &placing the
decision of the Royal Dublin Society about the Bernie
Gardens, and exhorting the society to give up the gardens
altogether if they cannot get a modification of the "tyran-
nous order." He adds :—" Let it be distinctly understood
that henceforth the Royal Dublin Society will neither be
bribed nor dragoonei id) measures to which they cannot
give a conscientious adhesion."

A small volume (says the A thaw um), a corres-
pondence between Voltaire and the Duchess of Saze-Oritha,
ham just appeared at nail (Didier). Besides his letters,
the volume is mid to contain several articles by the famous
author, not printed till now. The duchess remained his
sincere friend during hie quarrel with Frederick the Great ;
it was by ber desire that be wrote his "Annals et the
(German-Roman) Empire." In the letter which moos-
maim the completed work he writes to her, " All is done,
and I place about tee centuries at your feet, where I would
rather be placed myself. Of all the blunders which have
bees committed since the days of King Dagobert, none is as
greed as mine when I left the Thurinlian paradise."

The Royal College of Surgeons ie in treaty with
the Company of Barber•Sorgeooe, we (Atheneum) eager
steed, for the purchase of the picture of "The Granting of
the Charter to the Corporate Body by Henry the Eighth,*
the picture to be preserved in future in Lincoln's Ina
Fields. The prior named is 3.01.031. If this admirable work
is to be disposed of ►t all, we should much prefer to see it
in Tratalgarequare. The first work in &teasel by Hetbsia,
sad. iu some rupee* one of his most complete perform-
awes, ought to be in no lees ► place than the National
Gallery, when he is very inadequately represented indeed.

At a concert given on the evening of the Ist
mama at Baden, at which all the princely parsonages now
in that place susembled, the presence of the Kiag of Prtm-
Ea, who appeared in public for the first time sines the
attempt on his life, with the Quote and the Dread Duke
and Grand Duette= of Baden, canned a certsis sinmatios,
sad he wee warmly received.

The King of the Belgian; accompanied by the
Dasher de Brabant, and attended by the Mindset of War,
Ihroa Mead, and other high pentoorips, pen; on the ad
*HO* the camp at Borerloo. Hie Ka** gromeded from
Luken by railway to Hayek sad thence proceeded by
Nat to the esq It wee remexiced that the open carriage
in which the King and the decease rode was that in which
his Malesitr, thirty years back was conveyed from Ostend
to Lackey after he had accepted the Belgian crown. The
King and the duchess were received with the usual honours
at the camp, and his linfestr passed the troops in review.
The day after there were to he grand manoeuvres in the
Hines presser*