The Express.
London, England, 1850-08-05 00:00:00

Cbt Court.

The QOM OSBORNE, Aro. 8.
end Print" Semenpeenisl by their
illestriss Settees, walked early We mewling in Odors
Park.
The Pries *Males, Se Prisms Royal, sad young's
members of the repel Sally, walked and rode.. usual
B 4 Wiles Weber had the heave, of ea limitation to
Oalesese, small ids& tbe royal dieser petty yesterday. Mr
WYllam clued le Kew tils day.
Ostend as Wes. 0. B. sad Mn. Phipps wets Included in
the diewer_peely
Mr. Wye" badidteltser of submitting to kis Royal
Niemen Priam Albert, models for the portraits in Se
medal repulse by hiss for the sorporattes of Louden, to
seemesserele the spesieg of tke Coal Exchange,
Mr. Timbers has bees aseaanded by her Robot, to
past a pleterisigroup of his Royal Highness Prince Albert
and kb Royal Blesses the Duke of Cobourg. The Prince
sat oa Thursday and yesterday. sad Kr. T. proeseds imam-
Merely to Colman to take sittings from the duke.
Oesentre, SIINDAT.-116. Churn sad Prism, end the
rs~abreeches of the royal fenny walked early this mora-
ls Part.
Grams the Deice and Dakar of Bedford arrived at
Clebass yeeterday afternoon, en s visit to the Queen and

-Rerliajoety sad Ma Royal RlOates, sad the Dockers of
Kent, the Data sad Dog= at &Nard, and the ladies and
gentlemen of the royal housslidd, alissisi divine sere=
this forenoon, at Whipping's= aliseall.
Sir J. Clark arrived at Osborne y afternoon. and
had the Meow (Oink( tho rgaidiasaparty. Sir Jams
Monied to London this day.

A Cabinet Connell was bald on Satorday at the
Fereigu.efilor. The naisdaters pretest were Lord John Res-
thir Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl of Nieto, Vamount
Yelatentoo, Earl Grey, the Cheesellor of the Exchequer,
Sir Enna. Buis', Sir Jobe Hobbouse, the Earl of Cu-
Hale, the Marquis of Maurice:de, and the Right Hon. Po:
Maul)._ The council sat two bows.

town Sir Carey left on Saturday morning
for hla seat anodes, Northumbrian&
The Marquis of Lansdowne left town after the
council on Saturday, for his at, Bowood-park Wilts.
Mr. H. G. Gordon, Chairman of the Oriental Bank,
had an interview with the Right Hon. K Labouthere en
Saturday. Sir Montag Fremantle, Chairman of the Board
of Cestmea, had elm an interview with Mr. Labonabere on
Saturday at the ofsce of the Board of TM*.

The 'Rev. John Jeuninge,kir:Kollope, and Mr.
Wood, a deputation from the perish., of St. Marearet and
St. Joh", had sa interview with Lord Seymour on Satnida
at the office of het Majesty's Commiseioners of Woods and
Banat& in WMtelsall-piem.
A deputation from the United Service and General
Li`e and Outset's Amociation, eossisting of Lieut. General
Sir Thomas Downsnan, Major. Genera Lamy, Sir Augustus
W. Hillary, But., Lord Chalks Monett', M.P., Sir Edw.
Kerrlson, 11. P., Sir CAW Halkett, the Hon. Sir
Henry Duda', Sir Samuel Pyin, Mr. Teeniest, M.P., Mr.
Fitz.tayhan Firensb M.P. and Cal. Freestna, M.P., had an
interview with the Right Hon. the President of the Board
of Teals on Saturday.
Mr. John Wood, Chairman of the Board of Inland
Rsessue, Mr. Primly (ometniseioner), and Mr. Timm (soli-
citor) had an Interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer
on Saturday at his official medium in Dawning street.
Mr. William Tooke attended Lord Otanville on
business or the Royal Commission on Friday at the Board of
Trade.

Despatches for the Governor of New Zealand
were emit off from the Colonial-office on Saturday evening.
The Attorney-General and the Solicitor-General
had an iutarvisw on Saturday with the Chancellor of the
Exchequer.

THE BISHOP OP LONDON is suffering severely from
erysipelas in t►e lower limbs, and intends to repair to the'
mineral water' of Germany in hope of obtaining relief.
THE HIGH STEWARDSHIP OP WINDSOR.—An-ong
the various appointments held by the late Duke of Cambridge
was that of High Steward of the t' Royal B,rough et New
Windsor." A vacancy having occurred in consequence of
the decease of the late duke, the mayor and corporation of
Windsor, in whom the appointment is vested (but subject,
according to the terms of the charter, to the approval of the
crown), have jest unanimously chosen his Royal Highness
11 Prince Albert to fill the vacant once.

DEATH OF SIR JOHN P. MILBANKE, BART.—Sie
John Peniston Milbanke, Bart., expired on Saturday, the
27th ult., at Halnaby, his seat, in Yorkshire. The deceased
baronet was son of Mr. John Milbank. (second son of the
fifth baronet), and was born on the 20th of August, 1776.
he married, first, July 1, 1709, Miss Eleanor Herring,
youngest daughter of Mr. Julius Herring ; and, secondl,
Jan. 2, 1821, Mrs. Elizabeth Grey, daughter of Captain J.
Feowick, and widow of Dr. Thomas Grey. In March,
1828, he succeeded his uncle Sir R ilph, who had taken by
Riga manual the surname of " Noel, whose only daughter
married the celebrated poet Lord Byron. The late baronet
is sucoeded in the baronetcy and family estates by his eldest son
Mr. Jahn Ra'pb Milbank., by his first marriage. The
present baronet is British minister at the Court of Bavaria,
having previous to 1843 occupied the dipbmatie post of Se-
cretary to the English Embassy at Vienna. Sir John Ralph
Milbank., born the sth of November, 1800, was married in
1843 to Min Emily Mansfield, third daughter of the late Mr.
Jahn Mansfield, of Diggeswell House, Herts.

FEES ADMISSION TO ST. PAUL'S CATHEDAL.—
The public will learn with satisfaction that the twopenny
fee for admission to St. Paul's Cathedral is really to be
forthwith abolished, and entrance to be allowed at the welt
door, so as to afford an imposing view of the fine interior.
Preparatory to this arrangement, the gate to the church-
yard facing Ludgate-hill is being repaired, and a few other
little improvements are in hand. This is in accordance with
Sir George Grey's assurance in the house, in reply to Mr.
Hume, that the free admiasinn of the public was actually
under the consideration of the Dean and Chapter.— Observer.
SOUTHAMPTON.—Yeeterday was quite an epoch in
the history of this port. Three large foreign mail packets
arrived within 16 hours of each other, viz., the Iberia from
the Peninsula, the Dee from the Wait Indies end Spanish-
' main, and the Washington from the United States. An
account of the varied news they brought will be found in
the Express of to day. These three mai!-packets
brought nearly 100 sacks of letters and papers, and nearly
200 passengers. Amongst the latter were the Duke of
Palwella the President and via-President of Costa Rica,
and General Berkeley. In the course of yesterday nearly
3,000 cockneys visited B.wthempton by excursion trains.
Southampton streets were thronged during the day with
Portuguese, Spaniards, Chilling', Cockneys, Peruvians,
Yankees, and Watt Indians.
CUMBERLAND UNION BANKING COMPANT.—The
twenty-first annual g I meeting of the proprietors of the
Cumberland Union Banking Company took place on Tuesday
hat at the Green Dragon Assembly. Boom, Workington.
Pros the report it appeared that the profits for the year
ending June 30th amount to 6,6411. 10s, 111, which after
deducting a dividend of twelve per cent. upon the increased
capital of 60,0001., or 31. per share clear of income tax, will
leave 8411. 19a. Ild. to be added to tho guarantee fuad, now
amounting with interest to 17,5841.85. sd. The proprietary
funds of the company are therefore capital 60,000., and
guarantee fund 17,5841. 81. 6d., making • total of
87,6841. lb. 64._

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STEAMER BURNT ON WINDERMERE.—A corre-
spondent at Coniston writes u follows : " August
I. I have jut heard that the Lord of the Isles,
the largest steamer en the Windermere was burnt to
the watei's edge this morning, M 13owness Bay, where she
lay moored alongside her consort the Lady of the Lake,
whith latter was with difficulty saved. I have received no
authentic pirtkmlars, but it is said that the fire is supposed
to have from sons coal being left over night in contact
with the baler."

THE LATE BOILER EXPLOSION AT BRISTOL.—
Another of the unfortunate sufferers by this accident died
in the Bristol Infirmary on Saturday last—the captain of
the Red Rom, Allueue Puddy. The alterations in
the rim steamers ordered by the Board of Trade
inspector are being completed u rapidly se possible,
and it is understood that some new bye laws for the
regulation of those vessels will be made at the approaching
meeting of the town council. Some others of the sufferers
still remain very ill, although it is hoped that most of them
may recover.

ATTEMPT TO MURDER A POLICEMAN.—On Wed-
nesday night last, at Cackfield, Pelim-constable Poooek suc-
ceeded in apprehending two well known burglar, having
with them a cart load of goods. The nest morning he pro-
°sided to convey the prisoners from Turner's-hill, whrre
they had been locked up fee the night. Raving handcuffed
the two men together, he plead them in a cart, in which
he also rode himself, and entrusted the parish officers of
Worth to conduct the cart containing the stolen property.
Weiss they had arrived within half a mile from the Norfolk
Arms, on a signal being given, the two prisoners threw the
emitable out of the cart, and a third party caning up, a
desperate battle ensued. The constable, whilst on the
gromid, was struck repeatedly on the head with a heavy
ordristiag iron. The parish oer, instead of rendering any
smislanse, was so frightened that he ran away, screaming
" Keilet." The *legman defended himself as long as he
wee dile with his staff and pistol, but was overman and
they mewed. A reward or dfil. has been offered by thei go-
vernment for their n.ion.
FRIGHTFUL OCCURRENCE AT BLACKFRIARS-
Bninen....Yeaterday (Sanctity) afternoon, between 1 and 2
o'clock, the numerous persons who were wattle() on the
Blarefriare stead beet pier, and pulling down the river in
the elssam-packete, were moot painfully excited at seeing a
matlemenly-dressed man falling from the ',nth-east aide of
the bridge. The skull of the unfortunate man came In
violent mated with the stonework, which no douht
stunned him, for the moment he reached the water he
sank, and never wee again. Xr. Robert Ware, the plu-
mmiest, Immediately despatched the Mermen with the life-
boat and des to the spat, in order, U possible, to reecue the
deem& Deffsdanately they ware unable to find him, but
widhe Raft for him they brought up the body of another
Ind, mild west have bed in de water crewel days. It is
21Pereetileart tdste Irb"
asere "
the
entbek.igteihe nt th that lt was use "
meals we pollee was that they saw the gentleman
slsaiiaff em the mat it the second news looking at the boats
ritilend Sown the river, when his hat was blown
imaisvipar to mash it he overbelasesd hkeseU.
Tim holy of tds wan found lee bees taken en Pearswherf
lo be tigathisi. appean t• be that of a perna abed 20
yet
ear rod has be en the right cheek sad wore
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