The Express.
London, England, 1861-06-14 00:00:00

CUSTOMS AND INLAND ANTENUE BILL.

The following notice appears on the minutes of
the Howe of Lords :

" Leave given to Lord Monteagle, of Brandon, to enter
protest against the passing of the bill ; and fur him and for
lords to sign the same before the rising of the house on
Monday next."

CDs Coon.

The Queen walked yesterday morning in the
Garden of Buckingham Palace.

The Prince of %ides, attended by Colonel the Hon. Sir
Charles B. Phipps and Captain Orey, mrived at Buckingham
Palate at half•past four o'clock yesterday afternoon, frail
Mailingley Hall, Cambridge.

The Prince Consort, accompanied by the Prince of Wales
and Prince Lows of Be,ow rode on horseback in the niter-
noon. Lientensat-Colonel the Hon. D. de Kos sad Captain
Grey were in attendance.

The Duke of Argyll and Count Bernstorff, the Prosaism
Maraca, had the honour of dining with the Queen at Buck-
ingham Palace laat evening.

The Hoe. Flora Macdonald and the Hon. Beatrice Byng
bare auctee.led the Hon. Caroline Cavendish and the Hon.
Horatia Stopford se the Maids of Honour in waiting to her
Majesty.

Mr. Alfred S. Waite, her Majesty's consul at Cairo, bad
an interview with Lord John Russell at the Foleign-olSce
yesterday.
A deputation from Birmingham on the subject of the
Dealers in Old Metals Bill had an interview with Sir George
C. Lewis yestenlay at the Home-office.
Mr. T. A. Rochumen transacted Wainer at the Foreign.
.ffice yesterday, on the subject of the Morocco trade, and
the protection of British interests in Mogadore, now threat-
ened by Spain.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Governors of the West India Islands and Malta.
Despatches were sant to the Governor of Canada.

The Hon. Jas. Walker, C. 8., is promoted from
being Lieutenant-Governor of Trinidad, to be
Governor of British Guiana, rice Mr. Wode-
house.

His Excellency the Italian Minister arrived •t
the residence of the Legation, in Park-lane, • few days
since from Turin.

The Duke and Ducheax of Hamilton entertained
a select party at dinner last evening, at their mansion in
Arlington.street. Later in the evening the duchess had an
assembly, which was numerously attended.

The Earl of Selkirk ham arrived at the Burlington
Hotel, from Scotland.

Lady Anthony de Rothschild has issued cards
for a dance on the 24th lost.

General Monteath Douglas's ball will take place
ea llooday, the 211th inst.

Mr. and Miss Leigh have issued cards for a dance
on Tuesday, the 18th inst.. at their residence i• Grosvenor.
place.

General Sabouroff has arrived at the Clarendon
Hotel, from Perie

A marriage is arrange.l to take place between the
Earl of Belmore sad Mae Gladstone, daughter of Captain
Gladstone, RN., and niece of the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer. Captain Egerton, of the Coldstream Guards,
eldest son of Sir Philip de Malpas Grey-Egerton, is te-
trothed tothe Hon. Henrietta Denison, eldest daughter of the
LW Lord Loodesbormigh, and not to one of the daughters
of the present peeress.

The Duke of Somerset, Captain C. Eden, C. 8.,
Captain C. Frederick, Mr. Samuel Whitbread, LE, Lords
of the Admiralty, and Lord Clarence Paget, Secretary, left
early yesterday morals for Shoeburfner, in order to be
Front at • trial of the Armstrong guns of extreme calibre.
The Earl of Caernarvon will call the attention of
the House of Lords, on the 21st, to the prolonged occupa-
tion of Northern Savoy by Frames, and inquire if any and
what arrangements have been made in accordance with her
Majesty's most gracious speech from the throne, of August
lest, with the view to give continued force to the engage-
ments of the Treaty of Vienna in conoexion with the
assumed obligations of the second article of the Treaty of
Tura, and to secure an effective guarantee for the nisinto-
yarn of the inviolability sad independerios of Switassiaad.

A postscript to a Calcutta letter of the Bth ult.,
says :—" You will Diu with much regret that Mr. Ling
is suffering from a severe attack of dysentery. He was
to have goes to sea in the steamer which curial this mail,
but was not equal to the exertion."

The Moniteur du Puy-de-lime has the follow.
in; :—" The municipal council of Vichy has voted an un-
limited credit for the fit.. connected with the reception of
the Emperor. In addition to eighteen Cent Gerdes, a bat-
talion of Grenadiers of the Guard will accompany Zia Ifs.
testy. Queen Christina, it is said, will arrive et about
the same time es the Emperor. Marshal Canrotwel is also
expected."

The Turin Gazette publishes the following as the
test of the telegraphic despatch addressed by Lord J. Rus-
sell to Sir J. Hudson on Count Cavour's death:—"The
death of Carom his produced a painful impression in the
Rome of Lords. Dee sulogiams have been paid to the
memory of that anima statesman. Express to Mingherti
the profound and sincere regret of her Britannic Majesty's
government at the news of the irreparable loss which Italy
has esperiesiosd."

A Paris letter, in the Saba Public of Lyons, con-
tains the following :—" The almost general sorrow which
tho pressaturis sad of Count Cavour encitea, is squallod by
tho joy maraleted is certain circles, as the fol-
lowing incident will prove the Faubourg at (hr-
maim • young sad meis has, seated in her room, was,
as the day the asap of Me death arrived. having her hair
dremed, when Mr maw sieved hastily. 'My child,'
said she, '1 ham • gm* mid joyful paws of DWI to give
you, but I hag yes to he calm- You ars very impression-
able, acid the imastioa might injure your health !" What
has bappruad. tall vas quickly ! What you say agitates me
move thaw Ms wont mars in the world !" Well, my child,
adalis l Oast Carom is dead ! " Oswalt Medi Ah !
what a Marin !' enchained the young lady, sad she
jumped up glowing with delight."

- A letter from Rome, of the Bth, states that the
death of Covet Cava'r has created ea Immense emotion
there, and that the libera/a who do not belong to the sr
trine party testify their grist by wearing black cravat' with
a white border.