The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-04 00:00:00

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The Queen, accompanied by the Princena Alice
and the Princes. Helim, and Allende.' by the Honourable
Caroline Cavendish, took a drive in an open carriage and
leer yesterday afternoon. Colonel the Hon. A. N. Hood
was is attendance on honeback.

The Prince Consort visited the new Horticultural Oar.
dens at South Kensington yestenlay morning. His Royal
Highness, accompanied by the Count de Flanders and
Prince Louis of Hese, rode ou horseback in the afternoon,
attended by Lieutenant-Colonel the Hoo. D. de Roc

The Count de Raeder' paid visits yesterday to the
Dumber of Cambridge, et her residence in Bt. James's
Pikes sad to the Duke of Cainbridge, at Gloucester-house.
TM Cocuites• do Neuilly, the Duke de Nemours, the
Prism do Joinvslle, the Count de Paris, and the Duke de
Chartres, visited the King of the Belgians yesterday at
Buckingham Palace.

Priooe Louis of Hesse visited the Duchess of Cambridge
yesterday afternoon, at her residence, in St. James's Palace,
sod also paid a visit to the Duke of Cambridge, at his rasi-
doom, Gloucester-house, Park-lane.
Despatches were received yestenlay at the Colonial-office
from the Governon of the Cape of Good Hope, Natal, Mt.
Helena, Canada, the Bahama*, and from the Lord High
Commissioner of the lonian Islands.
Despatcher were seat to the Governor, of Hong Kong,
Ceylon, Latium), Malta, sad Gibraltar.

The Gazette d'Elherfrkl stater' that Prince Frede-
rick of Prongs abd the Primer Royal will visit England
with their infant eon in the course of the next month.

The Earl and Countess of Clanearif and Lady
Anne Le•Puer Trench hare arrived at Farman Hotel,
Iran Ireland.

Lord and Luly Chureton have arrived at 101,
Emtae•plaee.

Lady James Stuart has arrival at the Queen's
Hold, Upper Norwood.

The Hoe. Mrs. Gage's ball will take place tO-
morrow.

Lady de Rothschild's dance will take place on
Moseley evening, Juno 24.

Sir Maurice and Lady Charlotte Berkeley have
arrived at their toys reeidereee, 32, Lowades.quare, from
Berkeley Castle.

Countess Harley Mild has loft the Citveudish
Hotel, .fermja•street, for Elwood Kinston, Hereford.
shire. The Count d'Altra has arrived at the same hotel.
from the Coutineut.

The annual regimental dinner of the let Life
Guards took pLtce at the Lorton Tavern, at fiettuday feat,
loader the presidency of the Feel Vasa

In cormequeuce (says the Edinburgh Courant) of
the asiversid esteem with which the late Duke of Richmond
was moorded by all dame of the community in the north,
it is meowed to ergot a monument to his memory. The
only googlies left to decide is whether the monument shall
tem sham at • tow shell or corn-exchange. The towns.
pospig of Huntley am mostly in favour of the hall, while
the farmers are almost unanimous for • statue. It is
impeded that this movement will end in the erection of a

Mr. Charles Mathews has returned to the Hay-
market Theatre, and experienced a hearty reception yester.
de, evening on again making his appearance in Mr. Tom
Taylor's comedy, The Overland Route.
The select committee on the Education of Desti-
tute Children consists of Sir Stafford Northeote, Mr. Lowe,
Sir John Pakingtos, Mr. Massey, Mr. Adderley, Mr.
Hanbury, Mr. Cave, Mr. Black, Mr. Liddell, Sir James
Graham, Sir Baldwin Leighton, Mr. Henry Austin Bruce,
Mr. Pease, and the O'Conor
Sir John 'erelawny will move on Tuesday next,
that this house has heard, with surprise and concern, that
the governor of tr, Ze5i.."1.14 LIM sad forces entrusted to
him by her Majesty for the protecilen a th. inhabitant"
and the impartial administratios of affairs within that
colony, io depriving several of her subjects of certain pro-
perty in land situate on the river Waiters, such property
baring been tendered for purchase by Teira, a member of
the Kwitny& tribe, who had no power to sell without the
cement of his chieftain, Wiremil
On Friday next Mr. Liddell will ask the Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, " whether the course proposed
to be pursued by the government of this country towards
the respective governments of the northern and soothers
states of America, vix. —to interdict privateers and their
prizes from entering any port of the United Kingdom, or
of her colonies and dependencies, is not at variance with
former practice ; end. if so. what reuses have induced her
Majesty's government, at the present juncture of affairs, to
change their maritime policy in this respect r

It is reported that Lord John Browne, one of the
member for Mayo, is to be the new Lord of the Treasury,
is the room of Mr. asrprelL

Of the Irish members who voted in the majority
am the paper duties, three are connected with the govern-
ment, namely, Lord Cast!troves, Lord Proby, and Mr.
Fortemme. There wore seventeen Irish members absent
from the divisioe. Mr. Lowry Corry has stated to the
Dahlia Earl est that he woo prevented voting in the mi.
nority by illness, which detained him at Portadown. Mr.
M'Cormack and Mr. Richardson were the only Irish mem-
bers absent without pain. Of the oeventy.three who
voted against the government, fifty-nine are protestant,' and
fourteen catholic,.

On Sunday petitions for the restoration of the
Galway subsidy were signed at the Raman catholic places of
worship throughout Ireland. Tbe Pretsseter Joanna states
t►at in Dublin the petitions will contain some 90,000 nig-
natures.

THS RESIONATION OF THE IRISH LORD OP THE
TEXASOIIT.—Th• following communication has been ad-
dressed to the Rev. John Baldwin, P. P. of Bt. Mary's.
Cluu-
msl:—" London, May 28,l$ttt.—Yydear Kr. Baldwin—l
write to let you know that, in consequence of the inconsider-
abeconduct of the government in withdrawing the Galway
egarnet. I consider it my duty to resign my ofdoe, and I
bop it will rest the approval of my friends in ClorimeL I
die eel moan to vote &pima the repeal of the paper duty,
tzar do spything which would put power to the Tory party.
—Believe me, yours faithfully, Join Baowtt.t.."
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION or 1862.—The
g{uYsrraeeftee hind was yesterday !varied to her Majesty's
vsmteYieera ss amounting to 407,000 t It is understood,
AMINO net elleially reported, that a commission, com-
port' of the Malt inducing' members of the Russia.
gmernraet, b been formed to supenutend the arrange-
nta for the exhibitors of that Country, who will holm,
cuatribute towards the exhibition. A number of additional
local cornaltres for the United Kingdom have been
formed.

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