The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-06 00:00:00

THE QUEEN'S VISIT TO GERMANY.

The Queen was expected to arrive at Coburg
from Rbeinhardtabrunn on Saturday last.
The circle of the royal family is sow somewhat dimi-
nished in number, as, besides the departure of Print.
Alfred and the Crown Prince of PRIM* the Prince and
Princess Louis of Hem took leave of her Majesty on
Tuesday last, sad arrived is Darmstadt next day, having
travelled by way of Gotha, Biessisch, and Frenkfort, in
which latter place their royal lifetimes's paired the night.

DRESDEN', Barr. 29.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales attended divine
service in the Reformed Church at Dresden yesterday
morning, and afterwards, accompanied by the King of
Saxony, the Crown Prince, and Prince George, visited the
Konigrtein Fortress, and then dined with the royal family
at Pillnite. His royal highness remained for the night at
the latter place, and to-day, with the King and Prince
George, hunted in the park at Moriteburg.

His Excellency the Marquis d'Azeglio left the
Italian legation on Friday for Broadlands. Hants, on s ?bit
to Viscount and Visoonnteas Pa'pumice.

The Duke of Newcastle arrived in London og
Saturday from his seat, Clumber, Notts.
The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield arrived in
town on Saturday from Newmarket, and to-day p to
Ceding Lodge, Notts, in order to receive a select circle.
Viscount and Viscountess Campden arrived in
town on Friday from visiting the Earl and Countess of
Gainabormigh, at Exton-park, RutLathlike.
Visa unt and Viscountess Dillon left town on
Saturday for Ditchley Court, Oxfordshire, for iibil autumn.

Lieutenant-General Sir James Outran], G.C.8.,
has arrived in Paris from Eogland, on his way to Nice.
. _ _

We are sorry to announce that Admiral Sir Jae.
W. Deans Dundm, KOJI., has during the past week been
dangerously iIL Oo Saturday morning the accounts received
gave but alight hopes of recovery.
. _ .

- Lord and Lady Carbery have arrived at Clifford-
street from a costinental tear.

Baron Charles de Rothach;ld has arrived at
Tbaman Hotel, Berkeley -moue, from Frankfort-on-the-
Heine.

The Royal Commissioners are about issuing an
official reply to the extraordinary statements contained in
the letter of the Hon. F. Cadogan which was published in
the Tunes a few days since.

It is stated that Cardinal Wiseman passed by
Hyde-park in his carriage yesterday, during the riot.

About twenty-five years ago the present Bishop
of Cork went to lecture at Praise against "The Errors of
Popery." There was a disturbance, and foremost among
the Roman catholic who gave annoyance was a young
man named Moriarty, belonging to • clan of that name.
This same gentleman has just been appointed rector of Tralee.
He became a convert to protestantism, and has, as a clergy-
man, laboured for many years propagating its doctrines in
the county of Keny. _ _ .

It is said that the Emperor Napoleon has just
purchased the Chateaux de la Malmaisoo, the residence of
the Emprem Josephine after her divorce, from Queen
Christina. He already possesses considerable estates in the
environs, La Joewhire, Saint-Cucufa, and the greater part
of the woods of La Malmaison.

The King of Prussia yet remains on a visit with
hie daughter, the Grand Duchess of Baden. At his desire
Tartuffe was represented a few nights ago in the theatre of
Baden. The rdle of the arch-hypocrite was sustained by
M. Bressant, the most diatingid member of the Comddie
Francais. The Bing and Queen of Prussia was so pleased
on this occasion with the acting of Bressant as to express a
desire that he should be presented to them, along with
Madame Arnold Pleads and Mdlle. ,Darmain, who repre-
sented Elmira and Dorine.

M. Thiere, it is said, ban just entered into an
agreement with a publieher for a history of France from
1815 to 1848.

Au address to Garibaldi is in process of signature
throughout Ireland.

The Italian Opera at Paris opened last week with
NOIII6OI, which Madera' Peso has mide her own at Paris,
cow that the gifted Grid retires from as. Madame Volpin
was the Adalgies ; Nandi° was the tenor; and Capponi
took the part of the High Priest. The direction has done
nothing to improve the worri.out scenery and dresses.
The number of vessels brought into Queenstown
by the southerly winds is increasing, and now constitutes
' one of the largest fleets that has ever occupied that cape.
eious harbour—numbering, as they do, at least 3CZ) sail.
The vast majority of these are pain laden, from ports in
the Mediterranean and Black eats and New York. Already
the market has manifested the effect of so large ea influx
of grain, and there appears every probability of • further
reduction M prices.
TER LATR MAJOR-GENERAL SIR JNO. E. W.
Isous.—The mortal remains of the pliant defender of the
residency at Locknow were deposited in • grave in the
quiet cemetery at Homberg on Tuesday last in comparative
unosteotation. The gallant officer's sorrowing widow and •
few friends, including Lord and lady Chelmsford, the Hon.
Mw Thesiger, Colonel the Hon. W. Theeiger, and his
younger brother, attended at the funeral rites. Much
sympathy was evinced by the English residents for the
t widow It is said that the Queen had at an early moment on
learning the general had died written ernost feeling letter of
condolence and sympathy to Lady Inglis.
Cou.non or Pazcarroas.—At a meeting of the
council of this corporation. held on Saturday, the 4th inst.,
the following were elected members of the college
W. Goss, St. James's-terrace, Exeter; Mr. D. Grant,
Blythswoodequare,Glaegow; Dr.C.Hessel,Tachtrookstreet,
Puglia* ; Mir M. Bird. Cottage Hones, Alston ; Mr. R.
Monett, Bath Hones, Twickershani ; Mr. R. C. D. Nugent,
Baling; Rey. E. R. Sanderson, M.A., Grammar-school,
Atherstose.
FRATERNISATION Or LIVERPOOL AND MANCHISTER.
—lt has been publicly announced in Liverpool that Mr.
Robert Hatchiaoc, the mayor, has resolved to invite the
mayor and town council of Manchester to meet himself and
the Liverpool town council at a grand banquet on the 22nd
el this month. This happy idea to promote a feeling of
friendship between the two greet rival teats of commerce
In the north has met with much favour in LivsepoeL