The Express.
London, England, 1864-12-10 00:00:00

(rSOS LAST moires GATSTTL)

PASSPORTS IN WCRTRIIBURO.—FOREIGN-OMCR,
DSc her Majesty's priocipal Secretary of
Stets fee Foreign Adairs, bas received iuformatioa from her
Majesty's Minister at Stattgardt to the effect that it boa
been notified in the Official Gazette of Wartemborg, that
the oeceesity for travellers beim, provided with passports at
the frostier or within the kingdom of Wurtemburg is abo-
lished. Foreigners, travelling within the kingdom. most,
however, be prspored to furnish proof of their identity and
their eatt'analtty, if called upon by the police authorities to
do ao.

Fossrox•orric; Dec. 3.—The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint Charles Livingstone, Eel.,
sow her Majesty's Consul at Fernando Po. to le also her
Majesty's Coastal is the territories on the Western Comet of
Africa, comprised within the Bight of Biafra, and lying be-
tween Caps Formosa and Cape St. John.
Funnies-nem; Du:. 6.—The Queen ban been
pleased to approve of M. Armand Ratuoger as costal at
Brisbane for his Majesty the king of PI %MAL The Queen
ha also been pleased to appro►e of Don Joesquin Manmade
Satrustegui as consul at Neweas.le for her Majesty the
Queen of Spain. The Queen has also been pleased to ap-
prove of Mr. George Tudor Pemberton as consul at Quebec
for the Free Hanseatic City of Hamburg. The Queen has
also bean pleased to approve of Senor James L Hart as
vice-consul in Loedoe for the United States of Colombia.

ADMIRALTY, Dlr. 9,—APPOINTIIENTS. ASSlA-
tint PAyrouters—G. W. Alldridge, to the Vinoest •
J. B. Rawltop, to the Egmont, anti W. Weetherley, to the
Excellent.

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METROPOLITAN BOARD OF WORKS.—The weekly
meeting of the board Wet, held yesterday. at the office Ia
Spring-gardeas ; Mr. J. Thwaites in the chair. The "Wine!
several of the salaries of officers formed the subject of a
long discussion, and certain advances were made. No qua-
lm of any public interest came before the board.
The following letter was recently adareseed by
the President of the United States to a widow wows at
Bastes, in kimeschusette :—" Faiecutive Mansion, Weak.
isgtoe, Nov. 21, 1864.—llesr Madam,—l have bee. thews,
in the film of the war department, a statemeut of the Adju-
jaut•Geoerslof Maseschusetta„ that you are the mother of
it's sous who have died gloriouslv ca the field of battle. I
feel bow weak sad fruition mat be soy words of Trite which
should attempt to begnileyou from thegrief of a hoe so over-
whelming. But I cannot refrain from tendering to you the
consolation that may be (Good in the thanks of the re-
public they died to save. I pray that our Hoarsely Father
may swage the anguish of your tares...merit, and les..
you only the cherished memory of the loved sad loot, and
the solemn pride that must be yours to have laid so
costly a sacrifice upon the altar of freedom.—Yours, very
simerely sad respectfully,—A. UNCOIL—To Mm. Bixby,
Bootee, Masa."
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