The Express.
London, England, 1861-03-07 00:00:00

Ebt court.

OSBORNE. Mciers 6.
Captain the Hon. J. Denman arrived yesterday,
mad had the honour of dining with her Majesty.
The Priam Consort, attended by Major-General the Has.
Grey WA Colonel the Hon. A. Harding., crooned over is
the royal yacht Fairy this morning to Portman* mad pro-
ceeded to visit Chichester Cathedral.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the Treasury,
in Downing-street. The ministers present were
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor,
Earl Granville, Sir G. Coruewall Lewis, Lord John
Russell, the Duke of Newcastle, Lord Herbert, Sir
Charles Wood, the Chancellor of the Exchequer,
the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon. Thomas
Milner Gibson, the Right Hon. Sir George Grey,
Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Right Hon. C. P.
Villiers, and the Right Hon. Edward CardwelL

A deputation from the Tees Conservancy Commladoners,
relative to the establishmeat of breakwaters at the estimate
to the river Tees, bad en interview with Lord Pahnernion
yesteiday.
The Commissioners for the Exhibition of 1862 met yester.
day, at their onion, 454, West Strand ; present, Earl Oran.
villa and Mr. C. W. MIPB.
A Committee of the Lords of her Majesty's Most Honour-
able Privy Courted had a meeting yesterday in the Privy
Orancil-cake with reference to an ordinance of the Oxford
Uaivinwity Commissioners relative to St. John's College, in
the University of Oxford.
Al=hes were received yesterday at the Colonial-
the Governor of Heligoland. Despatches were
sent yesterday to the Governor of Canada.

VISIT or TER PRISON CONSORT TO CHIC-11E1TM
Otrumnat.—His Royal Highness the Prime Consort, at-
tended by Goseml Hon. Charles Grey, Private Beaetery,
and Colossi Hoe. Arthur Hardioge, Equerry-is•Weikfag,
strived at Chichester by special train from Osborne yenta--
day at eleven o'clock. He was met at the stake by his
Grace the Duke of Richmond, Lord Henry Lennox, M.P.
for Chichester, and It G. Raper, Reg., Mayor of Chiches-
ter, and proceeded hi the bishop's carriage directly to the
celliedrel. where he was met by the Lord Bishop, the Very
Rev. the Dean, Canoe Pilkingtoe, Rev. C. L. Swainson,
and Mr. Gilbert Scott, the architect, white, hay* inspected
the rules and remalead i• the bulliliog about an hour, his
Royal Highnew, accompanied by the Doke and his own
suite, went to Moulcomb Lodge, in Goodwood•park, where
he partook of lunch. He left Chichester by special train at
two o'clock.—Brighten Gazette.

The Prince Rudolph Leichtenstuin has left
Claridge'■ Hotel, fur Southampton, to embark at that port
for Madeira.

The Duchess of Inverness entertained their
Royal Highnemes the Duchess of Cambridge and the
Princess Mary at dinner lent evening at Kensington Pelona
A select party wereiovited to meet their royal highnesses.

The domitee; du Pereigny and family left Albert
Ode Howe, yestenlay, for Folkestone, on their way to
Parts.

Viscountess Palmerston Lae homed cards for
meseabbei oe Sato:dam the eih and 16th inst.

Lord and Lady Churchill have left the St.
Gages Hata

lasdy Charles Wellesley has left Claridge's Hotel
on a visit to the Marquis and Marchioness d Exeter, at
Bart sigh House, Stamford.

The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Pierrepont have
arrived at Claridge's Hotel, from Northamptonshire.

The Hon. Frederick and Mrs. Walpole have left
town on a tour in Spain.

The Right Hou. Laurence and Lady Jane Peel
have arrived at their residence in Greet Btanhopsatroe►,
from Brighton.

Thu Right Hon. the Speaker gave hia fourth par-
liamentary full-dress dinner yesterday evening to the follow-
ing : —Lord Dunkellin, Hon. Charles Carnegie, Hon. Philip
P. Bouverie, Hon. Colonel Coke, Hon. Arthur Kinnaird,
Hee. P. J. Locke Kiog, Hoe. Captain Hanbury, Hon. Owen
etenkry, Sir Philip Orgy Egerton, Sir John Ogilvy, Sir John
Troilism, Sir Baldwin Leighton, Sir John Hanmer, Sir
Alissatier Aelaod Hood, Sir Jervoise C. Jervoise, Colonel
Sir Wm. Ruseell, Sir Joseph nutoo, Colonel M. Biddulph,
Mr. Almaden Copeland, Mr. Aldorman Salomon*, Mr. A.
H. Baring. Mr. Sentinel (Norfolk), Mr. Beale, Mr. limunish,
Mr. Bineencint, Mr. Black, Mr. Hochman, Mr. Dalglish,
Mr. W. Ewart, Mr. North (Hastings), Mr. Oiles Puller,
Mr. Hussey Puke, Mr. Augustus Smith (Truro), Hon. O.
Les& WeMegrave, and Rev. Henry Drury. The right
lea. ipmelsrma afterwards held a levee.

During a great portion of Tuesday a large num-
bers d persons assembled in Sackrille.street, outside the
O, be 114,1, Dublin, in order to catch a glimpse of Mrs.
Yehurter). An extraordinary number of letters was re-
ceived by her yesterday, all congratulating her in the
warmest terms on the successful termination of the trial.

Dr. Cullen has Wiled a very lengthy pastoral
on the eve of the national festival, in which he reviews for
the twentieth time in the course of a few months theaffairs
of Italy ; and, as a matter of course, his views ars DOW
devoid of novelty as they have always been of liberality,
or consideration for the condition of the Italians in thral-
dom. The powers of evil and the spirit of darkness are
still playing, the preLvte says, their fantastic tricks on the
soil of Italy, and making not angels nuly hut all good men
weep, for the dominance they have obtained where clerical
aseesdaDey abouhi over be supreme.

" At Newmarket," write " Argus " of the Post,
"the Turkish bath u all the rage for hones, and several
small ones have already been constructed. Bat the highest
testimony to its efficiency is an application made to the
Turkish Bath Company in Loudon, from some of the prin.
cipal inhabitants, to construct a bath for race horses there,
on the true Urquhart principle. And should the request
be complied with, as I have reason to believe will be the
case, one of the greatest emitl revolutions in the training
of race horses will have been accomplished at the capital of
'The Turf.'"

Not many years ago it wax a rare and startling
thing to see a judge on circuit attending a Roman catholic
chapel io his roles. Now it seems that novelty is o• the
other side. The spirit of the Newry TeleyenpA hail bee.
refreshed by the attendance of the two judges at Armagh
Cathedral. It mys that a similar occurrence had not takes
place for the last fifteen years, and that " it reminds every
one of the good old days—it proteete•t sovereign, •
protestant parliament, and laws founded and built upon
the principles of the reformataen." Their lordships were
accompuniol by the sheriffs, and received by the viten
choral and dignitaries of the cathedral, who conducted them
to the lord Primate's seat.

A gold coin, hearing the inscription of Henry
v., King ni Keglaud "and France," and the arms a the
two countries, wit found buried a few days hack ease Hat_
geur, which else,: the King, it may be remembered, hod
besieged.