The Express.
London, England, 1861-02-19 00:00:00

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The Queen and Prince Consort walked yesterday
morning in the garden of Buckingham Palace.
The queen, accompanied by the Princesses Alice and
Beatrice, took a drive in an open carriage and four yesterday
afternoon. The lion. Horstia Stopf cord and the Equemee in
Waiting attended.
The Princesses Alice, Helena, and Louise, rode on horse-
back in the forenoon in the riding-house of Buckingham
Palace.

Her Majesty had a diaper party hit evening. The com-
pany hicluded the Duchess of Cambridge, the Princesa
Alice, sad the Prince's Mary of Cambridge, the Ruesian
Anibemador sod Baroness Brunnow, the Hanoverian
Minister, Count K ielmansegge, the Marquis and March inane.
el Salisbury, Lady Em my Howard, the Lady in Waiting
Ics the Duchess of Cambridge, Lord Edward Howard, Via-
meat and Viscountess Sydney, Lord Churchill, Hon. Hear-
Admiral nit F. Orey, and the Equerry in Waiting to the
Duchene of Cambridge.

The Bud of If; Oremedier Guards performed during
dinner the
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Ivelection. Lurtine,' areenged M a GOMM Wallace.
Quadrille, The 41mi:s Cam; iiempased
for the WI at Moulted IU boom el the
Print. of Wales
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Her Majesty's rivals bead performed ailerwasia Is the
Draiwing.room

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Mr. Train had an interview with the Right Hoa. T. Mil-
ner Gibson yesterday, at the aloe 01 the Board of Trade,
and submitted a model of • street railway.
A deputation of the Street Railway Company (Limited),
emmisting of Mr. George P. Train, Mr. John Gress, M.P.,
Mr. Robert Baxter, Mr. James Memuel, O.R.,Mr. G. B. Bruce,
C.B. «ad Mr. Richard Muggeridvs, had an interview with
the Right Hos. W. F. Cowper. P , yesterday, at the
Milos of
aB her Majesty's Works sad Pebbc Bidldinp, In
The Judichd Committee of the Privy Council est yester-
day. An impost from the High Court of Admiralty—
" William aid others v. Gulch sad others ; ship Chancel-
lee—eme heard. The lords present were Lord Kings.
=et Master of the Rolls, Sir E. Ryan, and Sir P.
were received yestenlsy at the Colasisl-oillos
fretVbs. of the North Americus provinces, Her-
nib. aM British Columbia. Dispatches wore sent to the
Governor of Milts.

Their Royal Higlinearly.% Prince Arthur and
Prime Leopold, accompanied by Colonel Sir C. B. Phipps,
honoured the performance at the Princess's Theatre with
their presence but evening.

The Lord Bishop of London and Mre. Tait have
removed from Fulham Palace to Loedee Howe, St.
Jamee'sequare, for the seeem.

General Sir de Lacy Evans has arrived at the
games Hotel, Upper Norwood.
On Thnreday Lord Edward Howard will ask the
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs " whether her
Majesty's government will use its inflows.° with his
Majesty King Victor Emmanuel to prevent bloodshed La
kis present hour of success ; and will instruct its diplomatic
sad consult: emote to keep it fully informed of the
measures ordered or adopted by the present de facto
government of Southern Italy, for the purpose of re-
e ttebbaliing order."

The liberal party in the county Cork have
eombined to support Colonel R. Roche against the tory
candidate, Mr. Leader. This combined action on the part
of the liberal (says the Cork Reporkr) is sure to result in
111.10:41116.

At the meeting of the Society of Antiquaries on
Monday last (Feb. 14) a very interesting discovery wu
amiotinced by Mr. W. H. Black, F.S.A., the well•knowa
paleographer awl chronologist. It is that of the will and
administration to the effects of that great artist Hans
ffolbein, who, it has always been asserted, died in Eag-
land, and as late as the year 150, though no certain trace
of him has been found for many years before. It Is new
proved that he died in the year 1541, four years before
the death of Hoary VIII. This discovery will affect the
reputation of many pictures that have been attributed
to him, particularly the great picture at Bridurell
Hospital of King Edward VI. founding the London Hos-
pital, in which Holhein was mid to have introduced his
own portrait.