The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-24 00:00:00

Prince Edward of Saxe Weimar arrived from London at
the Oastle.

The Duke do Netnows arrived at Windsor Castle from
amernoot to attend the mournful ceremony, attended by
General Count de Clutbanisse.

The Prince of Wales, Prises Arthur, and the illustrious
Princes, amembled shortly before twelve o'clock in the
Oak•room, and attained' proceeded in private carriages to
the Chapter-room of St. Oeorge's ChapeL
The canons of Si. Oeosp's Chapel, Windier, present,
were the lion. and Rev. Edward Moore, the Be,. Lord
Wrietlessley Russell (chaplain to hie late Royal Highness),
the Rev. Frederick Ann, and the Hon. and Rev. C. L.
Courtney.
The bleak velvet pall over the body bad cm each Bide
three escutcheons of the noes of the gown and the Primes
Cogent, each surmounted by a crown. The arms of the
Quota were on a white ground, and those of his Royal
Higher on black.

The funeral procession bepn to move up the choir at 20
Talents' put 12 o'clock, and the corpse was placed in front
of the communion table at 20 minutes before 1 o'clock.

TIN Hess. sad Rev. Gerald Wallaley, DD., Dean of
Windsor, read the Soria Orrice. Yr. Tolley, one of the
gentlemen of St. Oeorne'e Chapel, mac Luther's Hymn, at
the conclusion of which the pall me removed from the
calla, the crown, sad also the baton, sword, end hat of
his late Royal Highness were placed opal it, and the body
wee lowered into the royal vault at lire minutes before
one .'cloak.

The Der of Windsor cassladed the Burial Sarvies.
Sir Charles Young, Garter King of Arnie, proclaimed the
style of his late Royal Highness.
Dr. Elver presided at the organ.
The Priam of Wales, chief mourner, wee conducted by
Visceast Sydney, Lord Chamberlain, and Viscount Castle-
rem, rico-ChaaberLin, out of the chapel.

The Duke of Cambrage sad the Friona of Leiningen were
=avoidably prevented by indisposition from ►ttending the
funeral.

Viscount Palmerston was also preveated by indisposition
from being present.
The Repreenitatives of the King of Portugal, Don Maned
da Haman and Lieutenant A. de fianapayo R. Pisa, did sot
arrive in time to take part in the omentony.
The Rev. Lord Wriothealey Russell did not walk in the
prommion with the chaplains to hie late Royal Highness,
bat amongst the Canons of Windsor.
Dr. Joann was absent, being in attendance on the Queen,
at Osborne.

Balsa Losablela was sot is salting upon the Duke el
Bata Coburg sad Gralea Hie Royal /Wheels sae atuada
by MaJoe Tea Reuters sad M. Berswer.
Coast Klebranrogge, the Reaoverlaa Minister ; Coast
Vildhum, the faxes Walks ; the Duke of Argyll, the
Reside et Leedom" Lord Byron, the Earl el Rocky,
Yieeoust (Addeo, Captain Sir William Haste, R.N., Lisa-
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dish, the Hoa. Chutes A. Haney. 0.8.. Caplet& the Hoe.
Jomph Delman, ILN., sad Wesel Tyrwhitt, Equerry to
the Duke of Cambridge, were prevented from atteadiag the
femora

Alter the funetwl, the Prince of Wales, Primo Arthur,
the Duke of asze•Coburg sod Gotha, the Crows Prime of
Press* the Duke de Brabant, the Count de Maness, the
Duke do Names, Prince Louie of lime% and Prises
Edward of Saxe•Weimar, returned to Windsor Castle.
The Prince of Wales remained last night at the Castle.
_. . . _ _ _ .

The Duke of f4xe-Cobenrg. Prince Arthur, and Prince
LOWS of Hesse afterwards left the Castle for Osborne.

The Crown Prince of Prussia left Windsor Cantle in the
evening for Dover, to embark for the Continent.

The Dab of /habitat and theClowat of Flanders remained
as Windsor Chatle, and will lame this day (Tuesday) on
their Mani to Braude.

The Duke of Nemours proceededto Claremont, and Prince
Edward of Sass Weimar returned to London.

OSBORNE, Die. 23.
The Queen bad severel hours' sleep last night, and is as
calm as could be expected this morsiag.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonialofiks
Goss the Governors of the North Anseriess Provisoes.