The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-01 00:00:00

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FOREIGN-0171C; MARCH 25.—The Queen has
been graciously pleased to appoint John Gordon Bemoan
Beg., now attooke to her Idejer'a krzation at Washington,
to be a Third Secretary is her Majesty's diplomatic service.
Fozzunt-ornes, Bianca 30.—The Queen has
been grseigady phased to approve of Mr. Beds as Vies-
Consul st Leith for his Moja," the King of Promia.
Foanax-orrics, M 31.—The Queen has
been pleased to approve of Mr. B. IL Bibelot as Consul-
General I. London for the Free City of Finelrfort.
Duersuro-srasze, MARCH 28.—The Queen has
been pleased to appoint the Bight Rey. William' Waring
Jaaksoo, D.D., Lord Bishop of A otigua, to be s Member
of the Legislative Council of the Island of Antigua. Her
Majesty has alao been pleased to appoint Junes
Bm., to be • Member of the Privy Council of the Island
of Tobago ; Joseph Goodman, Esq., to be a Member of the
Legitimate Cosnoil of the Island of St. Laois ; Jobe BM-
Faq., to be a Member of the Legislative
vCoe=elGorle Bahaism Islands; and Colmilisod .4,0 e•
Stamen, Esq., to be a Member of the Legislative Council
of the Tacks mid Woos Islam& _

WHITEHALL. MARCH 31.—The Queen ban been
pleased to direct letters patent to be pasted under the
Gnat Seel, etnatiteting and appointing Sir Richard Made:
Bromley, K.C.8., to be one of the commissioners of Green-
wich Hospital.
BOARD OP TRADR, WHITAHALL, MARCH 31.—The
Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Conseil
for Trade bare received from the Secretary of State for
Fu Affairs a copy of • notion issued by the Portuguese
Bo of Madill, declaring the Islands of Grand Csoary mad
'record!. to be emendated five from yellow fever, the former
time the 28th Fobs-sari last, and the letter sieve the Beit
February.
BOARD or TRADE, Winn:HALL, MARCH 31.--
The Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee at
Privy Conseil for Trade have received from the Secretary of
State foe Foreign Affairs a copy of a despatch from her
Majesty's Minister at Madrid, eoclosing a copy of a Spanish
royal enter, regulatiog, u follows, the duties upon 1.64 e
im-
poetat:oa into Spain of pr.o.ing paper :—Catizel, or only
half-aised, nosier Spanish 1U percent. ad valorem ;
'ditto under a foesiga flag, 12 per neat. eat valorem.

ARRIVAL Or TIIZ KANGAROO 771031 KEW YORK.—
The lonise steamship Kapproo, from New York on the
1811, ult., arrived at Liverpool yesterday evening. Her
neva bas been fully &Mi.:bated by the Arabia, rid Halifax.
NOVKL BALL-ROON. —A ball was given last night
by the nou•commismosied °amass of the Royal Artillery I.
the &low Palace. It is constructed in the Gothic, style of
architecture, and is perfectly moque ; the ceiling is sup-
ported by large pillars of ice, which run parallel with mett
other. Adjoining the ballroom are four smaller rooms,
three used ea dressing-rooms and one as • refreshment-
room, all built of the natural production—Lie. The ball was
attended with ill the success that maid he desired.
Dancing we. kept up until 12 o'clock in the most spirited
manner. Several idioms of the line sod active militia wars
present, and all arrived at the NM. 000.111110 M that the
bell exceeded their most sanguine expectation;.—Quehea
Mercury.
Cowley. WAnon's CASE—This person is still
i under the care of the Sheriffs of London and Middlesex.
and A is not yet known what course be intends to take to
extricate himself from his disagreeable poritano. It will be
remembered that he was before the Bankruptcy Court in
1857, but affidavits were put in that he toss is such a state
of health that it was dangerous for him to travel. Amongst
the proofs tendered wee a moot extraordinary milliner's
bill, li Miss Jane Clark, of Regent.etreet, for 2,7541.
Os. 6 ~ of which SOW. had been paid, Lavin • balance
of 1,1., incurred from 1850 to 1856 by Mrs. Waugh, for-
merly Mrs. Carew. That lady had, by her first husband
(Captain Oars'', • daughter, who, in the year 1855„
married Sir Charles Pigot. As many of the articles were
for Mies Carew on her marrine, a question arose whether
Mrs. Waugh and Sir Chaim Pigut could not he held liable
to pry the bill for millinery, 51rs. Waugh having had a
settlement of GOO& a year from her first husband. Amongst
the proofs allowed at the examisation in September, 1857,
was one of 1,5071. for jewellery. There was also a claim
spinet the estate of 45 guineas for one month'. boxes
(jely 1856) at Her Majesty's and the Haymarket, the
Adelphi and Olympic Theatres. The last that was heard of
Colooel Waugh, in commuter with his bankruptcy, was is a
1
letter from his wife, who stated that he hod sous to Man-
sanares is Spain, but that his health was such that a journey
to England might kill bun. A certificate was produced from
Ia Spanish doctor, stating that "Senor 1) or Cclouel Wangle
was serioudy ill, and that say mental satiety would be
most dangerous.
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arsenic In it. power over skin dieraus, that wiedicioe is the Cod
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