The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-30 00:00:00

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WINDSOR CASTLISbe 28.
The dinner party yesterday included the Prince
and Princes of Wales, the Crown Prince and
Prineess of Prussia, and Prince's Helena, the
Marquis sad Marchionesa of idlesbnly, the Roe.
Mrs. Ponsonby, the Hon. and Very Reverend the
Dean of Windsor, and the Lulls' and Gentlemen in Waiting
as the Queen, Prince and Princess of Wales, and the Crown
Prima and Princess of Prussia.

'REM, 4

r Chief among our present souses 'of supply is
India. It seems probable that ear purchase from
that country alone are about equal in amount to
the average of our entire imports from all coan-
,l tries in former years. The cheaper price of labour
in Eagiand, where we have the present advantage
of machinery, enables our manufacturers to com-
pete to some extent with those of India ; but the
relation of the increase in exports consequent on
such competition bears but little comparison with
the additional indebtedness which is caused by the
higher price and larger amount of our purchases of
cotton. From Egypt, next to India, we now receive
our largest supply. Cultivation has been extended
greatly, and the rapid increase in the value of our
imports is evidence that not only in Egypt but
also in the bordering tracts of country the addi-
tional attention bestowed on the culture of cotton
is producing each month larger quantities. There
is a special feature which has not failed to dis-
tinguish Egypt from India in the recent pressure.
We have, in connexion with India, banks and
monetary establishments whose legitimate bm

The Queen, accompanied by the Princess of Wales,
drove out this morning, attended by the Equerry-in-
Waiting.

The Crown Prince and Princess of Prue& west to
Oxford, attended by the Countess Hoheathal, and Corot
Fiiretenstein.

The Marquis sad Marahionese of Ailrebary arrived at the
Oasile yesterday.

The irinixes of Wales honoured Mr. Frith with a 'Min
yesterday for the marriage picture.
The Hon. Caroline Cavendish and the Het. Flews Maw
&maid have suaseeded the Hon. Horatia Ettepited and the
Hot. H►rriet Phipps ea Nelda of Honour.

SUNDLY, Nov. 23.

sinew, arising out of our engagements for
cotton, is largely in specie, and to provide
remittances against the operations of those occupied
in trade. These banks purchase bullion ; and,
knowing the extent of the transactions of their mili-
tant= with the interior in cotton, remit, as the
position of the market may render such remittances
expedient, in anticipation of their requirements or
in liquidation of their accounts. The Indian ship-
manta have been of late partially arrested by the
rise in money here ; for, as such shipments were to
some extent speculative, it became a matter of
prudence to await the assurance of higher rates in
India previous to sending oat further amounts of
bullion.

The Queen, the Prince end Princess, of Wale:, the Crown
Prince and Princess of Prank, Princess Helena, Princess
Loans, Primus Leopold and the Princess Hoinalche, the
Indies end Gentionea in Waiting, attended Divine service
this sera* in the private chapel. The Bishop al Oxford
preached the memos.

The Prince and Princess of Wales left the Castle yester-
day avowing for Frogroore HOOK, where they will ramie.
The Duke and Ducker of Argyll arrived at the Dude
yesterday.

The Jtalkivl Committee et the Privy Conseil rat en
filatarday. As appeal from Reegal, " Leeleiniod Slog
the Goverment of Bengal " (pin head), w coecladed.
Jadgearat wee deferred. Air appeal hear Naga, " RUM
flanieseoyee v. Itejah Rataambaader Roy," wan COOP
rearoad. The lords pawn was Lord Ckahaeford, the
Lord Judie@ Knight Brace, Sir J. Ooleridge, Sir L. Peal,
siadEliz J. Oolvßa.

No banking establishments are in operation to
any similar degree in connexion with the Egyp-
tian trade. A large proportion of this trade is
conducted by French houses, who are themselves
far from being accustomed to the principles by
which we regulate the extent and diminish the
pressure of our engagements. When orders are
oat to Egypt and to the interior, remittances are
ands in hard cash ; the absence of the large
credit establishments rendering such operations

Dispatches wire ranked on Salado st the Colonial-
caps boa the Lord High Oornadsoksior el the Deka
Lauda. Loofahs@ were mat to the Govereors d the
North American PrOTWOU sad Broods.

Row. Parr ro 3x.7olo.—Their Royal High-
ways. the (hewn Prilolll sad Prisms of Par* attended
b the Counties lioltsathal sad Count Fordiadeili, visited
Oxford as Worthy het. The royal platy arrived shortly
been 12 *Week, aad, is earapsay with Dean Stralay, Pro.
lessor Mu Waller (who ...tad thew from the dation to
Mast QM*. sad Dr. Ached, visited the chief objects
of lateral is the aahersity. reform* hoar Oxford early
in the evening.

neoeseary on the part of the buyer themselves.
Ham it is that while a temporary cessation of
bullion exports to India was observed, those to
Egypt continued without any apparent decrease
in amount.

Pinson AmPano.—His Royal Highness Prince
Alfred Is s kola ratted piers, and. since his residence at
Itelyreed Pekoes, kis, with his Royal Highness Pilaw
Witham of Hews, played frequently in the Racket Court,
Easectrest, Edinburgh.

It is almost needless to refer specially to any
of our other sources of supply. They all extract
in return a larger proportion of specie and bullion
than of manufactures, and they therefore increase
the drain now experienced. Brazil alone, by the
rapid creation of new banks, will soon be in a
position to ecenomise capital; but our present pur-
chases in Brazil have to be met by the export of
specie.
When, after enumerating the various new gnar-
-1 tea in which we have invited the production of
oaten, we find that first of all a great additional
out* is required, and when to that outlay we
add the vastly increased pries at which our present
puniness must be made, there is no great cause for
astosidunent at the fact that cotton engagements
islisested at near double the amount of former
weave years should disturb the money markets
not only of London and of Paris, but of all
liareps.
The latest symptoms are the exchanges from
Nadia. Since October the 24th there has been a
scestant movement in the same direction, as the
following rates will show :

Tea Crows, Pinien or DZNYARK. —His Royal
Highness the Chows Priam at Danmark, who ism taw
stalling M Oxford Usivanity, hr left that oily for Dsa-
noir, on a visit to kis paraala

His Kxcelimey irinos de la Tour d'Auvergne,
the moody appointed Ambassador from the Court of the
Tuileries, arrived at Abet Gate House last evening, from
Paris.

His Krcellency the Prussian Ambaasador and
the Cosuitese Bansteefir returned to the Amara Embassy,
Omikm-hosierterreee, ea Saturday, from visit* the Duke
red Dubow of Marlborough at Blenheim Mom, near
Wooklosk.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster
sad lady Minden Oreareear have arrived at Won Hall,
Clealdre, /sr dr Mater.

The dounieee of Maniere, accompanied by the
youthful aid, hit KosWard, Surrey, a few eye sine*, for
Nies, for 11'410'6r.

Viscount andirmeountess Palmerston entertaioed
a aged nifty at dhow os eshezday, at Oimbeidge Homo.
Pinola rater la the even* Lady Pe/serene. received
a Brasil party.

Oct. 24. Bombay 2a mg moo.
Calcutta ll. 11id- to i.
Oct. 31. Bombay le. to 2a. Odd.
„ 0111011411 UAW. to 2s.
Nov. 7. Bombay IL Oiti. to Oj.
„ Calcutta la Hid. to 2a.
Nov. 14. Bombay k Id.
Calcutta 2s. OIL
Nov. 28. Bombay i. 2d.
„ Calcutta 2l. Oid• to i.

The Right Hon. D. Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli
have arrived at Greaveaor-plea, from Torquay, Devoe.
The Marquis of Westminster has contributed
5504 to the Week Coeathetht Muth Badowtheat Vaud.

Mr. Egerton has been appointed to the Embus,.
al Bails, east will be soessectsd I. the Embassy at Paris by
Vasseast Stailey.

DRAMA.

Bea an admen, indicate" extensive engage-
ments, and at the present rate at money here
bellies Mimes& will continue.

The great swam of Hirt Bateman and the pastoral
drama ot Leak at the Adelphi Theatre —• messes which we
amidst Whales a labile pouchy far sessethiag wee
{wales and simple than the hitherto porde: essesalenel
dramas—bee sespelled Mr. Webster to &webs her talent
aid genies to ether beam. Daring the het week he bee
beta playing in the Dead Heart sad road Pride to crowded
and appreciative audiences at the Maryieboae Theatre; and
ea Friday be became the temporary lessee of the St. TOXINS'S
Theatre. He intact& to open this home at Christmea with
most ei the leading members of his Adelphi company, and
Mr. Toole, on his return from the country, will thus be
tnadarred to the hones at which he first appeared m •
regular metropolitan attar. The late company of the 111.
Jams's—largely rodierribaled by this erraagentent—will
probably be found under lbe wing of Mr. E. T. Smith, it
bikes. Mr. honk Matthews has aready accepted an ea-
sopment at the lest-assei hoses, asd Miss Herbert is a:-
PIMA to follow. The gun& campany—pantomimic and
clemmarle—ie .sus made op, and the bold proprietor has
penassed a seeithal of adiplatises.
Tberpsegamdeas ter the Christmas estertainments are
goieg IS virressly ea all aides, sad " ghost•deeite--real
and humbugged—whit " fairy fountains," promine to be the
Wig insalmieel astractiace. At the San* Theatre the
said eniassive Wall are in head for Boxing-night, sad in
the Emden Mr. Audereon, who reproach' the "hgil
mafee, demon be the management, amused himself and his
anima es Saturday night by reviving Gerald Grifea's
play d eitippea This pine was originaly produced by
Mr. Mameedy at Drury-lane shoat two yens
ago, and therefore tonne one of the wain which Mr.
Andaman courtiers he has a vested intrust in. One of
Uwe days it will probably be seised, like the Colleen B(310.4.
by Mr. Boutleault, and held se her copyrighted property by
the mtroduction d a "hendar."
Mr. Byron is busy for several of the west-sad theatres,
having to mini& the " opseine for the pantomime,
et. (home aid the Dragon, at (knout-garden • clanks'
bariseqes—Orphate and Ifierldioe—for the Sinai, sad a
review-extravaganza for the Adelphi. Mr. Tom Taylor is
encootiag a similar rwriew.gAtre for the Olympic, and Mr.
L Blanoleant is niftier the 3atrodactioe el the inatomirne
of &lobed the Sailor for Dewy-lace. Mn. Selby, at the
Royalty Thestrs, will probably be able to tide ace Client-
eles with Mr. Banned's popular burlesque of Infos, and
one or two rattling fames, sad will not produce Mr. Bemand's
mew extravaganza until the first or wood week of Jaeuari.
The Hajmarket and Pristram's will doubtless rd)

From Alexandria we learn that bills on England
and France were increasing in the hands of mer-
chants ; and that bills are increasing in such hands
mon that they will be sent hither and to Paris
against gold.
The cotton market has shown signs of recovery
during the past week—the lengthened stringency
of money contributing to this result. The general
trade of the country gives every sign of health.
The sustained advance in the colonial and produce
markets appears to be consequent either on the
expectation of reduced supplies, or that of
an increasing consumption. The corn market
is firm, and the general impresion appears to
be that the lowest rates have been passed.
The quiet of the past two weeks ham been of
material service abroad. The sound condition of
our own trade has materially contributed to the
relief that he been given to the Continent. The
Bank of France, besides her purchases here, has
lately received some gold from Italy and some Ere-
bus° pieces from Spain. We have had breathing
time since our partial alarm, and are prepared for
the emergency that seems to present itself. But
there is much probability that the prompt applica-
tion of a fresh check to export will be made, and
that higher rates will tempt the money-lender in
every part of Europe to contribute to the general
fund that later promises to add a mighty increase
to the general prosperity.

Tax Maurer.—On Saturday summonses were
Woad to the aziethetore to attend a 'Wrist mama et Lard
Rhaetian's resibsee• isDowslareirest os
tier
(10.
TO anew). Lord Granville, who was absent from the lest
eggs* rionseil, field cm Wednesday WC, has Amos norm sad
blown. The Drake al Newcastle lies promoted by ludic
from at
present. He seseedas Loadon at
='ll Hotel. Sir George Grey rstarsed to town or flic
tacky. Lord Palmerston, the Lord amacolleva Hr. Glad-
stoma Sari de Grey sad Ripen, Mr. Maw Oftwas, and
ether members of the Waist ormiltnas is Laden.—
Mervin_

_ o Tali ILICTOST 01 ST. MAGIFDR, LOIDOII-711111Xii. f 14.• W• 16"iih lad calm. Vardar "Bala aldasas y i aßdpus at
—The Game the Lord Primate has latheated to the Ike. the Lyeesall se awl, hurkalue or Pantomime will be
Alexander lend WNW, of Th. John's • C_ollege, Oirterdtreided ea painsipie.
lecturer in divinity In lOWA CAW% Lvenicer his is- The 'Maine allentions at the Alhambra Aloes mow
tire i° Piss" him be the reeler, ei oi• u• the Imy to torn it into a sirens are nearly completed mbherw
olfrtosa,d.wilh. SI. Margaret, Thadreell, and at
lane. ; causing say brash in the sightly antertaiamanta. The eater-
Tam Rev. BRYAN Kt/tn.—The Bishop of Solis. , 'Citing MOW,* (Mr. Wilde/ has lewd • mairifeeto, in
Wry on Saturday but liosased the Rey. Bryan Jil for. which he promises the best equestrian performance ever
mealy of St.
with WinterboarllGeorgee Moak. s-in-the Feat, to the teddy of A-. cry given in England. "He is proud to say that be
% WO* moat by the eellein; the Rev. Jo is reviving • healthy form of amusement which
in the predate
of Jobs Locked Rom. The living at Avaisury bb. been popular in all ages and in all
na.
d= of the dawn .
Rey. }WRY WARD Bsacese.—The I. : kiss, sad doing ale heel so relieve Ludo., from the
Henry Ward Busher arrived is this city early roster. &rue of befits the WSW sity in the world without •
de,ll motofe 04 Ihore mts& is the eighi.. H. t o'dock spatial Sunday mein permeneet abed.* The encasement of M. Fmaconi—tho
Wi tree eoloalllanied b 7 • r
few Damew of Parte—with all kb horses and men, will eon-
V'Oniengnent de loYa9 e; but, desirous of avoiding maws on linarlag, the 7th of December.
rabbi, imognition, they maintaised the striated secrecy, ! and not even the auductor was swans of their praised 1
on the Wein. The joy of his arrival wee somewhat alloyed . Ul Ii r ........__
by his finding him- little Maid rather y 1
..-40—
-M. it having been taken sick on Sunday. .
,
out the day yesterday crowds of friends and i
OXFORD Nov. Th.
minim. Sashed to his mansion to „demo him:
...Tliti election to the two vacant scholarships at
lame ; bat only • few partionlar and old amplaintande •••.._•alialle kalaWaed late but evening in taTralir a
piked &dahlias, ea lb. Beesioe desired to remain m pH. =EMS. Ism Msesbestra School, sad Fretresetio.
Oakes, sad We Soirees/a scholar as
sate until the reception at Plymouth church to *at, rallanala of
Amur/ the visitors who did obtain however, 1.18. ; PW41.8002814 W.
il= lima Oweehry fished
were • few gentlemen representing the War pees. Thin wets tatesty.ssues
mitt«, of Rises Otianty, who same to ask pendesion of him ,'
for them to give him a reception at the Brooklyn Asedmay
of Munn peat Thursday mein, at which • small 'dads. , POllLte 13ewoola Ocannyerow. The Public
Won fee should la demanded, and the smile of which were &hods Commisaioners held meetings on Thursday and
to be for the benefit of the United States Sanitary Commis. Friday last, present —the Earls of Clarendon and Devon,
slop. It is uadentood that Mr. Beecher will oodply with the Lnrd Lyttelton, the Hosionrable Edward Twisleton, and
the request.—New Yurk Tribune, Nov. 17. Mr. H. Hailed Vaughaa.

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