The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-11 00:00:00

and peace of the kingdom that no steps should be
taken at all likely to disturb, even prospectively,
this established order. Prince Cwaismis
has three sons, of whom Prince WILLIAM
is the second. If on assuming the crown
of Greece he were obliged to renounce i
Lutheranism and profess the Greek faith on behalf
of himself and his heirs, none of his descendants
could in any contingency succeed to the Danish
Crown, and the existing security for the esta-
blished succession would thus be at once dimi-
nished by one-third. If the eldest son, Prince
FRADER/CK, were to succeed and die without issue,
the whole of the established order would depend
on the life of the youngest boy, Prince
WALDEM•R. It is not surprising, therefore,
that the Danish Government should be anxious
to guard as far as possible against the
contingent risks to which the succession would be
'thus exposed. We believe, however, that the
grounds for apprehension on this head are already
removed, the Greeks themselves being willing to
give up the proposed stipulation with regard to a
change of faith. In that case, should the necessity
hereafter arise, there would be nothing to prevent
a Prince of the Greek kingdom from ascending
the Danish Throne ; and the existing securities for
the established order would still be indirectly
retained.
If no opposition to the proposed plan is offered,
either by the Greek nation or the Danish Govern-
ment, it is not to be anticipated that any serious
obstacle to its success will be interposed by Prince
CirmoriAx and his family. While naturally anxious
to admire his son's future, and guard as far as pee-
, sible against prospective dangers, Prince ORRIS-
mw is far too sensible a man to insist on any un-
wise or impossible conditions. We do not as yet know
with any certainty what are the stipulations he may
be anxious to make, but rumour has already specified
one at bast which may be fairly regarded as alto-
gether unnecessary—the formal abdication of
King Onto. This Bavarian Prince was originally
selected by the Great Powers, and accepted by the
Greek nation at their suggestion. Having been

rejected by the nation and abandoned by the
Great Powers the sole foundation of his royal
dignity is destroyed, his throne is legally vacant,
and any formal abdication would be irrelevant, if
not absurd.

trbe court.

WINDSOR CANTLE,. Anu. 10.
The Queen, accompanied by Primal Helena,
walked sod drove in the grounds this siandaa.
Alamo Louis of Hems and the infant Princess eastinue
to make most satisfeetcey regress.

Despatches wen received yesterday st the Colosial-oftke
from the governors of the Mauritius, Curds, Orrlter,
Malta, and Heligoland. Derstehee were met to tits
governors of Ceylon, Hoeg Kesg, ad Lbws.

We are requested to state that in oonsequence of
recent domestic affliction the Lord Chancellor will
not hold his nsual levee on the Ant day of Easter
term.

Tan Pantos AND Pantos op WALIB.—WO have
authority for sayieg that a report whisk bee been in Urania-
Sion that his Royal Higbee's the Prise of wake is wa-
fted te Sandringham HO, through ladiepcettise, le without
foundation. His Royal Highness (with the exemption of a
slight mid) is in his usual good state of health. He will
not loan &Winslow till the end of next week, or the
logithing of the week sitar, when their Royal Hithather
will return to town rid Wisheach mad Ptherboroegts and re-
ceive Addison of congratulation from those town.. Their
Royal Highnesses bare within the last day or two permitted
their lathers. to he taken by members of the Stereoscopic
Oompany from Lathan.
The Queen (says the Reader) bu presented to
Yr. Davis, author of " Leaves from Our Oypress and Our
Oak' (a voltam of poems lately published ea the death of
the Priam Omelet mad the nearriege of the Priem of
Webs) a rift handsome geld sesibal, as a mark of her
Majesty% gracious approval, amesp.aidbya their saying
that bar illafesty wed Rue toothed and phasd by the
geom. This dandy of thaw ispisysd in tbs.. sad the
Mighty poetic hammy la which the fed* Is ezpressid,
vice snob spresisied sad eassiced.
The ex-Queen of the French is again a resident
se M. Lemeads, baring arrived en Wednethay afternoon.
The Dab do °harem and the Chant di Paris had arrived by
an smiler hen, sad were so the platform awslitag the ar-
rival of their relative. The Prime and Prison de Me-
villa, th. Prises.' Francois Mimes, be., ensompaend the
ex-Quen, who hes takes up bar neither* et the Victoria
Hotel. The Duke de Nemours and other mai vbiiton are
expected shortly.
The Duke d'Anmale, with his family and suite,
leis finned at Brussels

Ma Excellency the Prussian Ambassador and
as Canalars Baronial will roars to Paean Baas to
fan a tear of vats.
The Duchess of 'ammo's received a select party
at &mar kat avasiss at her &penman is HaDaisstaa
Paha

The Earl of 'Anteing has taken the Countess of 1
Newbury's mansion is Betirsve-equere for a short time.
The Omatese of I-Mows' end the Ladies Hare are expiated
is tees es or alost the lath Met, from their Nest, Coors-
saws, 'mimed, far the mom.
Lady Hamilton Seymour has darned mole for
assemblies on Thenday asst, and cm Tbandsy, the SW
test, at bar residence is areirweser-arasesst.
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