The Express.
London, England, 1850-03-04 00:00:00

'Elie court.

Lord John Russell had an audience of the Qaten
as Saturday, at Buckingham Palace.
11.4* Majesty and Prince Albert, accompanied by
the Prince of Wales, Prince Allred, the Princess Royal, the
Princess Alice, the Princess Helena, and the Princess
Louisa, and attended by the Countries of Mount Edgecumbs,
Lord Byron. CJlonel the Hoc. Charles Grey, Lord Alfred
Paget, Col. Bouverie, lion. and Rev. G. Wellesley, and
Mr. Birch, lett town at five minutes past 1 o'clock on Setae
day afternoon, :or Windsor Castle. The Queen and the
Prince were conducted to their carriage by the Marquis of
Breadalliane, Lord Edward Howard, Lord George Lennox,
and Capt. the lion. J. Darman. Tun Rll,llllt pirty went
from Buckingham P Bled in fl •e carriages to the terminus of
the Great Wavers) ILaiiway, at Padoingtos, and proceeded
hy a ►picial train to Windsor.

WINDSOR, SATURDAY, MARCII 2.—Her Majesty
sad Prince Albert, the Royal Family, and the Lvdies and
Gentlemen in waiting, arrived at the Castle at two o'cicch
this afti-rn,lon from town.

The Royal dinner pity this evening inelnded the Duchess
of Kent, Lady Fanny Howard. Barnum de Spate, Colonel
the Hon. Charles Grey, and Mr. Birch.
SUNDA; MARCII 3.—The Queen and Prince Albert
walked thi• incruing is the 11..0111. Th. Royal Family took
mantic, eseewee Is the wruunde around themmtle.

Her Majesty and his ilvyal liiihness Prince Albert, the
Princess Royal, the Mates and gentlemen of the court, and
the &amok hunsehsll, attendtd Divine Service in the pri-
vate chapel this morning. Tie Hon. snd Rev. O. Welheley
offkiated. The Duchess of Kent also attended the
service.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at the
Foreign-office. The ministers present were, Lord John
Russell, the Lord Chancellor, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the
Red of M nto, Sir George Grey, VlsuJunt Palmerston, Earl
Grey, Sir John Hobliouse, Lord Campbell, the Right Hon.
H. Lebouchere, the E trl of Carli.le, the Marquis of Chinri•
carde, and the Right Hon. Fox Houk. As soon as the
cabinet was saw mble.l, Lord Campbell retire :, as is supposed
in colts, quince of en intimation that the Queen had been
pleased to t ppoint hint Lori Chief Justice of England. The
council set two hours and a half.

Admiral Bowles, Admiral Hope, and the Secretary
of the Sailors' Home, had an interview with the Right lion.
H. Latat.ushere on Saturday at the (Agee of the Board of
Trade.
The Finance Committee of the Exhibition of 1831
met on Saturday at the Board of Trade. To:ere were pre.
cent, Lord Overdone, Sir Alexandi r Spearman. Mr. Thomas
Baring, Mr. F. T. Gibson, and Colonel Reid. It E.
A deputation from the Corporation of London, eon-
ileumg of the L rd Mayor, Mr. 111witerman, M.P., Alderman
Wilfofl, Alderman liunsph..ry. H P., Alderman Hunter,
Alderman Moon, Mr. Sheriff Lawrence, and the City Re-
menthrancer, had an interview with Sir George Grey on
Saturd / at the 11,inte t eke.
Lord Gough had an interview with Lord John
Russell on Saturday in DAwning-street.

VISCOUNT 'LARDING'S entertained Lord Gough and
• distinguished party oa Saturday.
The SPEAKER held his first parliamentary levee
oa Saturday.

TUE EARL or CARLISLE will, it is stated, be the
successor of Lord Campbel u Chancellor of the Duchy of
Lancaster; an arrangement, which will no Joubt have the
effect of facilitating the appointment of a new Commission
for the Woods and FOrOSIP.

THE POET, ToM MoottE.—We regret to *tote
that intelligence has r.ached us of the Indisposition of
Thomas Moore, E.g., at Slopertoo Cattage, Desire.—
Weetly C4roniele.

MR. T. Caorrort CROHER, author of 14 The Fairy
Legato& of the South of Ireland," who 1. r a long time has
tilled an important office is the Admiralty, is, we much,-
...and, about to retire on a pettrion.:7/bid.. . _

GREAT EXUIBITION OF 1851.—1 t is isafiefaCfOryto
learn that the good examples 'arealy rat by some individual
workmen are acting satisfactorily, sod that th, y are stimu.
Istiog the artiotn el ass to estimate rightly the importance to
their interests of this Important movr m.nt. Lis with plea-
sure we have nctiv.ri the intormsttor: that the workmen in
the employ o• bleviv. De la Rue, of Bunhill-ruw, hate for.
warded to her Majesty's Commissi .ners the sum of .51. 5.,,
and those of Mr. Thomas Cubitt no le-s than 141. 51. 61., as
a first contribution.

APPOINTMENTs. Fulkner Hope, EKg., is ap-
pointed a stipendiary magistrate for the Cape of Good
Capt. Henderson, R.N., has taken his departure to ruper.
intend the improved convict system in Wrstern Australia.
Mr. M•Leay, calector of customs at Dumfriee, be. been pro.
,ted to be comptroller at Sunderland. Mr. J. Lawson,
comptroller at Newry, to be vineries. at Dumfriis. Mr. J.
Sioan, comptroller at Densities, to be Cort.ptiOner at Newry.
Mr. B. Norma.,, errand clerk at Leith, to be comptroller at
1/ amides.— Obserrer.