The Express.
London, England, 1868-03-10 00:00:00

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WINDSOR CABTLZ, ?Leann 9.
The Queen walked in the grounds. this morning,
accompanied by th•Prineme Christian.
Princess Lodes also went oat walking, attended by the
Hon. Horatia StopforiL

Prinoe Arthur has left the Castle for Greenwich-park,
attended by Major Elphinstooe.
The Earl and Countess of Tankerville, the Dem of
Windsor, and the Rev. T. J. Mansell, had the honour of
dining with the Qum& and the Royal Family yesterday.
The Earl and Countess of Tankerville left the Castle this
morning.

The Prins of Wake, attended by Captain Fails, hunted
with her Mapiety's stag hounds yesterday.
The Princess of Wales drove out, attended by the Coas-
t's of Morton.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-
°Rios from the Governor-General of Canada. Despatches
were tent to the Governors of the Cape of Good Hope,
Natal, Sr. Helena, Sierra Leos*, Lego., Malta, and to the

of Canada.

A deputation from the guardians of the North Bierley
Union, headed by fir. J. Banks (chairman), had an inter-
view with the Berl of Devon, at the °Bios of the Boor-law
Board, Whitehall, yesterday.

VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES TO
IRELAND.

DUBLIN, MONDAY NIGHT.

The visit of the Prince of Wales to Dublin hits
been definitely settled. Preparations for his
reception are in progress.

Her Majesty the Queen has sent her usual an-
nual contribution of M. to the Royal National Lifeboat
Institution.

The Queen has been pleased to present, through
Sir William Jennies., to fit Thomas's Hospital for the use
of the patients a copy of " Leaves from the Journal of our
Life in the Highlands." The presentation of the volume
is recorded therein by her Majesty's royal sign manual.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales honoured
the officers of the lst Life Guards with hie presence at
dinner last evening at Knightsbridge Barracks.

The PrinceseChrietian, attended by Lady Susan
Melville, paid a private vidt to the Hospital for Women,
Soho-square, on the 3rd inst., to see one of her royal high-
neis's servants, who is an inmate of the hospital. Hsr
royal highness visited several of the wards, and expressed
her interest in the welfare of the patients and her satis-
faction at the general arrangements of the hospital.

The Duchess of Cambridge, attended by Lord
Frederick Paulet and Lady Geraldine Somerset, intends
to leave town on the 24th inst. for Belvoir Castle, on a
visit to the Duke of Rutland during the Crorton Pa: k
race ?nesting. In all probability the Duke of Cambridge
will also be among the guests of the Duke of Rutland.
The Duchess of Cambridge honoured Lady
Egerton of T►tten with her promos last evening at
an amateur operatic entertainment at the family resi-
dence in St. Jamee's-equare. Miss Gabriel presided at the
piano. Her royal highness left shortly after 12 o'clock.
Lady Egerton will receive Monday afternoon parties on
the 16th, 7.trd, sad 30th tart.

The Earl of Stafford, who caught cold shortly
titer the meth% of parliament, and who has been eon.
tined to hie home at Wrotbam, near Barnet, Is now much
better. Lid week the earl waa able to take carriage
drives, from which he hoe vastly hesitated.
Earl Russell will on Monday next call atten-
tion to the commission on the neutrality laws, and ask
bow soon the reply of the ecennlesion will be laid Wise
parliament.

On Friday next the Duke et Argyll will ask the
government whether their attention has been called to the

ineeavisiestees arising oos of the ratepaying awes of
the Reform Act of 1867, wad whether any measure is OM-
tonplation for the removal of their

The army estimates will be moved by Sir John
PaHngton in 00111latill• ot supply on Thursday week.
Mr. &later-Booth, on Friday, will move the
revenue departmenti and Postedlice packet se vice esti-
mates (exceesail, in °amities of supply.
Oolonel Stuart Knox intends on Thursday to
ask the Chief Secretary for Ireland " wbdker the arrow
meat, hawing vindicated the law by obtaining the mania
ties and punishment of Mr. Johnston, olßallyidlbeg, sod I
other Orangemen, for offences &visit the Preesasione Act
(which haslet proved itself impartial in its working), will,
to defenses to the feelings and wishes of the loyal iahabi•
tints of the north et Ireland, recommend the ebeassey of
the awn sad the remiselts of the remainder of their
.WMI of imprisonment."

On Thaiaday Mr. Candlish will ask the First
Commissioner d Waits if Owe will be say objection e•
the part et the government to Awe • dates of Oliver
Oremwell is WeModaeter Ha, between the statues of
Chseles the Pine sad Charlie the %sand.

In the Chmvh-rate discussion Mr. Candlish will
more the following elanee :—" Medallion of Chamb-
erlin, The expreeeks ' church-rate' is this act shall
extend to and include every rate or part at • rale levied
in say parish, under any local set or otherwise, for say
pompons to which church-rates may now Isplly be
IIPPB•L"
Captain Mackinnon intends, on the navy esti-
mates, to draw the attention of the hewn to metals
deliimion rid to exist in the ins-clad Beet.
The whole of the debate on the Alabama claims,
which appeared la the Mines of dater& p, was tehupsphid
to New York by the Attie cable. The Ismaddenof
the report onsupled to bons.
The antietactory assessietesnield bits 18110 mode
that ma arrangement has bon +fats* sakeehitch be-
tween the Meade Tao* '.ll 41St MOW
Aasssissa Ocespeap, ea the lost I* • Herd'
of the baba essigaili

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