The Express.
London, England, 1863-02-05 00:00:00

to W.N.W. tw.nraiasp.
asoderate, dn.
As seat above.

W. N.W. to N.N.L.
moderate, fine.
N. to W. or to L. E. COOT. As next above.
moderato.
North now to Itcotbutd. Ireland and Wad Central, on Monday,
for three days' warning.
• Proems of 'dad II pounds on loot, at 9 pm. on Wednesday.

i.i. iIIGIAND.

Tax Parses or WALE & —Hie Royal Highness
She Priem of viaer will, it is ►aid, take his nest in the
Howe of Lords this afteroooo.

The Duke of Somerset will hold levees at the
Admiralty on Thursdays the 12th, 19th, and 26th of Feb-
ruary, at half-past 2 o'clock.
The marriage of the Hon. Elizabeth Liddell,
third daughter of Lord Ravessworth, to Sir Bedwarth
Williamson, Bart., of Whitburu Hall, Sunderland, was
solemnised on Tuesday at Lamesley Church with great last.
Messrs. Nathaniel de Rothschild and Alfred de
Rothschild, two goes of Biros Lionel de Rothschild, the
head of the London firm of Rothschild, have this week been
admitted into that house.

CAPTAIN GLsosro,is, M.P.—We deeply regret
I to stele that Captain Gladstone is now is • most precarious
condition. At the close of last week the medical gentle-
men in attendance reported favourably of his condition. and
stated that although it mast of necessity be soma consider.
able time before he would be able to resume his parlia-
mentary duties, yet they believed that he would recover.
On Tuesday lest, however, the symptoms became more
alarming, and in the conies of the afternoon telegrams were
despatched to his relatives in London, and also to Dr. B.
Jones, the consulting surgeon. The same evening the
Chancellor of the Exchequer arrived by the express train on
the Great Western Railway at Chippenham, accompanied
by Dr. B. Jame, sad at ones peouseded to Bowden-park.
Yesterday the reports were to the effect that Captain
Gladstone was still an a precarious condition. The Chesi-
-1 roller of the Exchequer is still at Bowden•park, and Mrs.
I Gladstone has been staying in Wiltshire for some time.
MAXBIOB-oouse Colarrnm—The sumof 2,0001.
was received by the Mensiosbouss Committee yesterday
from Calcutta, making • total remittance of 23,000/.
Amompt the other eubseripeioas are 2201. from Kermess,
1001. from Barbadoes, 1001. from Croydon ; R. G. Gilman.
Fog., 1001. ; and A. IL Thomson, 1404 The total amount
was between 3,0001. sod 4,0001.
ROYAL GIOORAPIIICAL SOCIETY. —At the meet-
ing ea Monday, the 9th Mt., at lit p.m., Mr Roderick I.
Murehison, K.C.8., preeident, ia the chair, the following
ppa•pp n, will bedre :—L leandatioas of the Nile ; by
Geese] 8 8. Rounders. 2. Repoli by Dr. Baikie,
on the countries in the ueighbouthood of the Niger. 3.
Notes on Madagascar, by Lieutenant Oliver, R.A.
Tas °macs GRISWOLD. —At the monthly meet-
ing of the Liverpool Town Conseil yesterday • oomouni-
cation wee received from • committee of the Chamber of
Commerce, stating that the chamber would present an ad•
dress to the captain of the George Griswold on his
arrival in Liverpool. The committee wishing the members
of the Town Council, the Dock Board, and other public
bodies to be present at the presentation, asked that
the gratuitous use of St. George's Ball might be granted.
The request was acceded to.
A TouctliNo a bale of promiscuous
clothing recently received in Manchester for distribution
among the distressed operatives from some place, the
name of which is net given, there was found • boy's Scotch
cap. In the cep was • letter, addressed "For an orpken,
or motherlsos boy." Oa opening the letter • shilling was
found Mimed, and the following touching epistio:—" May
the youthful wearer of this cap meet it. late moor in
heaven. He was beautiful and good, and was removed... bf
er
accident from this world to a better.. A weeping a
blame' be es the future wearer of her bright boy's cap.—
November 22, 1861"

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'Psi REOIRTRY or DZILDS IN MIDDLES/X.—A
emensiesion d inquiry is to be moved for in the Home of
Commas respecting the registry of deeds is Middlesex.
By the sew Treader Act, where property is registered
under the new law it is sot required to be registered is
Middlesex or Yorkshire. A better registratios of pro-
perty is in contemplation.
Royal. Naval Ressavz.-17,401 applications
had bees received and 15,7!2 valuators enrolled is this
reserve up to the Slot
It is decided that for the present the Peninsular
and Oriental Compeers stamen shall sot touch at Jabal.
is the Bed See, The danger of the comet ie said to be the
0111118. - -

DISPATCH OP TIM INDIA AND CHINA
The Peninsukr and °gigabit Company's steamship Ceylon.
Captain Evans, sailed from Boathamptou yesterday, at .1
i ng4t..., with the mails for Gibraltar, the Meditensasan,
Aden, Omlea, India (except Bombay), and China.
IVlZwith 134 P
ASHINE A:lngeaKalilHZ RAILWAY.—At a.
meeliaa of directors of thin company held yartenlay, it was
roecenmeod the proprietors at their pelt
IsastAag b declare a dividend for the half-year out of the
sit reivesag, at the rate of 4 per cent.. par annum, kas
Mama tax.

UNAPPUIA' PATENT RITLEcTORS FOR PHOTO-
IMAM° Postman.—These relleetars, generally need In dark
warehouses, slaps, apartassege, Lo.. are now spoiled to photo-
' graphy. Artists will Sad them lawraleable where additional
diffused light is needed nr light ruprired to be thrown as any
Partial:lW ebiellE—P t AaCltsla. patentee and photographer.
IrlssesPeet.--lAdvsetleetries4,
tnoroasanisit.—.-IleChaprius
takes Wtsakessous portraits of candies in his studio. oti, Heat-street. N.B. Cheese act-01,1ft to portraits ot
adults, 10 toe 10a , two attitudes, 11a ed—,Adreetisement.l