The Express.
London, England, 1864-09-21 00:00:00

HAYMARILIST.

TstS Ilvontso. RACCIIUS AND ARIAL/NE—THE CAULK
ANDALCSIA. Messrs. Weiss, Form, Dockstone. Compton.
Miss L. Keeley sod Madams WeIsA—FRIEND WAGGLES.
Mr. Compost. - And A KISS IN TRC DARK.

FIti.NCE9BI.
THY. gamma. BORN TO 000 D WM. Mr. D. Murray
And THE STREETS OF LONDON. Messrs. J. w. yno.
Elsner, D. Murray, J. Nelson, H. Forrester, and H. Mellon ;
Mn H. Marston, Misses Emmett and Gwynn'.

BIIMA.
TRis iTIIIIOI9. BIRTHA O ZTARAY.—aleging by Mesas. H
Mon and Louis Lindsay . Madame Pisoa—Maater T. Sh..poott.
—Bram Bawds. te.-11r. G. Jaeger. —Conc.luding w.th iHH
SKELETON HOBBLE

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I",.VDON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 21.

iT is once more remembered in France that fifteen
years ago the present Emperor of the Farness made
four distinzt demands of the Papal Government
he had restored by force—Amnesty, Secularisa-
tion, the Code Napoleon, a Liberal Government ;
and that to this lour not one of these four do-
mande has been so much as taken into considera-
tion. Is this, It is staked, a state of things con-
sistent with the honour or the dignity of France ?
These murmurs, it seems, have been sufficiently
audible to the French Minister of Foreign Affairs
to protoke emphatic official remonstrances at
Rome. Whether a period of forty days, as it was
rumoured, was assigned as the limit of the
Esti-sassier; long-suffering, we know not ; but, at
all events the Court of Rome, unlike its protec-
tor, knows its own mind, and is always prompt
and consistent in its manner of receiving remon-
strauces which amount to an interference with its
domestic administration. The Court of Rome
holds (and we honour it for holding) that its pro-
tector should be the first to set an example of '
obedience to an authority partly temporal, partly I
spiritual, but to which by the very act of
protection he ascribes a more than temporal pre- 1,
rogative. The boy Costars, therefore, is not to be ,
given up, but to remain, like the BOURBON CUt-
throat Caocco, under the safeguard of the HOLY
FATHER, whom French bayonet' guard.
So much for little COHIN, the converted. But
presently we hear, in rumours at once from
Turin, from Rome, and from Paris, that active
negotiations are going on between the Imperial
and Italian Governments for the evacuation of
Rome by the French troops within • definite
period. First it is General MICHAEREA, the Italian
Minister of Public Works, favourably known to
the EMPX/Olt as an officer of distinction in the
war of '59, and selected perhaps for this delicate
mission on account of his religious sympathies,
who is at Par* and at Vichy, and at Paris again. But
the General, although an excellent sapper and
miner, is but au indifferent diplomatist ; and he is
reported to have made • failure of his mission.
Next it is the Marquis PEPOLI, "my cousin," the
most exuberant and least reticent of all possible
Envoys, who rushes across the mountains twice
to Paris and back again, alarmingly congested
and inflated with State secrets and mys-
teries ; and at length, after all these journeying",
the Turin correspondent of the Sirctr, who is at
least as likely as the rest of the world to know
what the Marquis Parom has been doing at Paris,
is enabled to announce that a treaty or convention
has been signed by the Governments of France
sad Italy for the evacuation of Rome by the
French troops within two years, the Italian Go-
vernment engaging to watch meanwhile the
Roman frontier, and to prevent the tranquil-
lity of the Holy See from being disturbed by
invaders while the Papal Government is providing
itself with an army of its own. The treaty, ac-
cording to this account of its provisions, appears in
all its subsidiary articles to be singularly indulgent
and even partial to the Papal Government ; if it
be true that the Italian Government takes upon
itself five-sixths of the debt of the Papal States (a
debt which the Court of Rome is continually in-
creasing), and consents to the nomination by the
Pore to the vacant bishoprics.
Such provisions, indeed, are so indulgent and
so partial to the Court of Rome that they look
like mere makeweights to the principal article of
the treaty—the evacuation of Rome by the French
troops within two years. The other articles, as
they are described by the French journal, must re-
present some unexpressed bat absolute equivalent,
which will be found in effect to render all but
the first article nugatory, and which, therefore, is
left to time and events to settle as they may.
The treaty, if it answers to this description, will
hardly pass through an Italian Parliament un-
challenged. But there will be time to consider
its details more closely ; for the present we will
only express • hope that the Italians will fix their
attention on the first article ; and in discussing
the others, sustain their reputation for political
sagacity and for shrewdness in seeing through the
formal terms of a necessary compromise.

TRZ COURT AT BA.L.VORAL.—Hin Royal Hie:mesa
1 rine Alfred strived at Balmoral as Wedeendayst using
tut, about 5 p.m., and at mice proceeded to the Hawaiian
moors. On Thursday her Majesty the Queen, the Princes.
Helena, and the Duchess of Coburg drove to A shoaguissek,
while Prisms Alfred and the Duke of Coburg went deer-
stalking to the Loohnagar forest—tbe duke being auecessful
in triaging down a fine stag. Oa Friday the day was ex-
tremely eel, so that out of doors nothing could be at-
tempted • the Queen, however, bad • drive, while Prince
Alfred and the Duke of Coburg went to lovergeldie Farm
end inspected the femme implements and the hones. Os
Baton:lay worsen; the Duke and Duchene of Coburg left
the Castle, actin by Castleton of Braemar, thecae by
Olooslise. The posting arrangements were under the wt.
periotemicnce of Mr, Fisher, of the Invercauld Arms, Bru-
ner. After the departure of the Luke and Duchess tha
Queen, Prime's Helena, dta, attended by Mr. Grant sad
three ghillies, went to '• Renabouid," end returned io the
eyetooth thejouri.ey baring been accomplished by posies
end the carnage. On Sunday the Rev. Dr. Claud, who
ernes.] of Saturday, west to the cantle in the morning,
preaching there first, and then in the pariah church, where
be delivered • vary touching and eloquent sermon from
Coloasians ii., 10. first clause, " Ad ye are complete I.
him." There were present/row the cattle the Princess
Helena, the Hon. Hrs. Bruce, 800. Miss Phipps, S.c C. B.
Phipps, General Grey, and Major-General good end Lieu-
tenant Cowley; from Ahergeldle, Hoe. Lady Phipps. Cop.
lain sod Mn, Sun, Lieutenants Charles and Albert
Phipps, and Dr. Robertson, royal commissioner. There
Were a great many strangers in the church from Braemar
end Ballateir.—Deader Adrerttaer.

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gin Court:

BALMORAL, SEPT. 19.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Helena, and
attended by i}► Hoe. Mrs, Braes, drove on Saturday to
brae=ld, and went ap the Nina&
Divine service was performed at the Castle yesterday by
the Rev. Dr. Curd, one of her Majesty's ohaplaiso, before
the Queen, Prince= Helena. Prima:we Louise, Prince Alfred,
sad Prince Leopold.
Primus Helena. attended by ►he Hoc. Mrs. Bruce and
the Hon. Harriet Phipps, went to the parish church of
Creithie yesterday morning. The Rev. Dr. Card officiated.
Earl Suiten and the Rev. Dr. Caird had the honour of
dieing with her Majesty and the royal family last night.

Viscount and Viseoontees Palate/atom have loft Brood-
laods for Wiltoo, on a visit to Lady Herbert.

Hts ROYAL Iliontnms PILIAICZ
Yesterday morning Priam Humbert of Italy, accompanied
by the Italian minister and the rest of his suite, left town
shortly before 11 o'clock, to visit Windsor. After going
over the Castle, the party drove in the perk end pleasure
grounds. On their return to town, the Marquis d'Aseglis
gave a grand dinner to a dick et twenty.
Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston left Brad-
l►nds, Hants, yesterday, for Wilton-how, war Salisbury,
out a visit fora few days to ILady Herbert et Le► The noble
Premier his consented to award the prises to the snoontsial
competitors at the local ride volunteers.

Mr. and Lady Margaret Beaumont had
large party staying with them at Brettoahall, Yorkshire
last week. Among their guests were Viscount sa
Viasouotem Invoke, Lord Dukellia, Lord Lyseden, Sir R.
Browarigg, M. Va. di Weyer, Kr. and Mrs. Silvertop, kr-
His Royal Highness the Prince de Joinville
arrivedat Vienna from Kustesdjs os the 9th inst.

Their Royal Highnesses the Maharajah and
Italie:saes Mullen) Sing have arrived south from his
highness's shooting quarters in Scotland.
The Duke of Somerset, First Lord of the
Admiralty, bas arrived at Paris, accompanied by Admiral
Drummond, sad by several members of the Board of
Admiralty. After mending a few days in the French
capital his gram, and the °Myers and gentkintu by whom
he is accompanied, will embark at Marseilles for Malta,
whence they will proceed to Gibraltar.

The Duke and Duchess of Roxburghe have left
Qs Clareodoo Hotel for Floors Culls.

The Earl of Shrewsbury and Lady Adelaide
Talbot, Lord Richard Groeveoor, sad Mr. Reships hare
tees staying with the Duke and Ditcher of Satherlase al
Doarobia austis. IC.B.

His Excellency the Belgian minister has arrived
hi Gromsor-squars from Now Lodes, for a few days.

Mr. Thomson Hawkey. wbo bas ben
speeding a few weeks travellarr is Ireland, writes to Qs,
Time, :—" Let anyone go to killarem and speak to tlool
tot dozen people he may meet about the QUM'S visit is
1861. Every recollectioa of every spot of synced as which
she trod ia treasured up with all the warmth et loyalty
affection. Might not be. MajeMy be earned by
her mistletoe that d eh* would make periodical
visits to Ireland, that if she would identify her-
self' ea much with her subjects is Ireland as she bee
dose with her subjoins in Scotland, the whale mess
O one of the most impulsive people ie the civilised world
would be ready to fall down and airmen worship her? Or,
if this cannot be, might it sot be represented to the Prime
aid Primness of Wales that they could do so ant so grateful
to the hearts of all the people in Ireland as to make that
part of the Quote's dominoes their ormaimal resider" ?
U the lodge in the Plmeiz-park were rends se oceefortalele
and suitable for their ocespation se either Balmoral es
Osborne—end who would grudge the mow for such. es
object `mad the Prieosse would there Mid drawilg•rocess,
and the Priam occasimany assume himself with sack
excellent shwitiog as he can get is various parts of Wm&
their presence would be hailed by mciametios, and the
government would then find tee opposition to the abolition
of the viceroyalty—an Aloe quite incoesimmt with the
manias state of attain, which testis to obliterate the name
of the sovereign by confouuding it with the Mammas;
power of a political partisan."

cmarsrs HOSPITAL-(PHIS DAY.)

THE ORATIONS. AND VISIT OP MR LORD
MAYOR AND CORPORATION.

This morning, according to annual custom, th.
Lord Mayor, aberiffe, and aldermen, together with a large
number of members of the Court of 0011111=0 Coascil, the
Town Clerk, and others, proseeded in state teChriet's Hoe-
pita for the purpose of heavies t►e anticee which are as-
allay delivered on St. Matthew's day, by the maim
Cruises who are about proceeding the traivereitlea.
The civic party first atterided service at Mist Murcia
Newecte-street, when a were was preached by the Re,.
Dr. W. Haig Brown, of Pembroke College, Cambridge, who
has recently beau appointed headmaster of Charter-house
School.

The Lord Mayor and party then proceeded to the grant
hall of the hospital, where they took their mate on a raised
platform at the weethro end. For the onion a dais was
erected in the centre of the hall, and the galleries were err
copied by the junior boys. The Rev. Dr. Jacob, ►he heed-
master, and the other meatus of the school were w-
awa around the dais.

Mr. William Farrar, the 3rd Grecian, Thompson ma-
thematical medallist sad Moisteners prizeroan, 1864,
scholar of Pembroke College, Orford, delmored the pro.
logos in Win, the metre being that of Turner's prologue.
He asked a fair bowing for his fellow-etudonta, sod ex-
pressed a hops that amidst the Busy disturbing corm of
tho present day the aodwooe might bs able to give a few
minutes to the youthful inertias' of these who would ad-
dress them—

" Facets—Ad/sate aqui& maoibu, res plaudit,
Y►nthus berrigais et juvains fugiat under."
Mr. Arthur &will, 4tb Grecian, next delivered the
Greek oratiou on the benefits of the royal hospitals.
The orator was heartily cheered at the close of his
address.

Mr. Lewis Le Hardy Sharkey, lit Grecian ; Thompaces
classical medalist, 1162, Richards medalist, 1862 and
1864, scholar of Corpus Christi College, Orford, delivered
the English oration with marked effect.
The Latin oration was delivered by Mr. Augustine Row.
line Dawson, 6th Grecian, scholar of Magdalese College,
Cambridge.
Mr. Robert Harry Hughes, sth Grecian, scholar of Jesus
College, Cambridge, delivered the French oration.
The following recitations were then delivered:—Greek
lanibien—Translation from Hamlet, Mr. Douglas Lee
Ideott, 9th Grecian. Lain Elegiacs—Translation of " Tits'
Poor Man's Death Bed," Mr. Richard Lee, 10th Grecian.
Greek Sapphic', translation from " The Is of Greece,"
Mr. John Edward Parnell, 7th Grecian. Latin Hexameter,
•. Samoan= Piscatio," Richards Prise Composition, Mr.
L. L. Sharkey, Ist Grecian. Greek Hexameters, Trends,
tion from "Paradise Lou," Mr. J. E. Hewisoe, Bth Grecian.
Latin Alexia, "Pb Rocky Islet," Mr. A. E. Hodpon, 11th
Grecian. Easlish Poets, " Westminster Abbey," Mr. L.
L. Sharkey, la Grecian.
A oollection was then made on behalf of the young men
proceeding to Oxford ail Cambridge, and the proceediap
terminated with the natieeal aathem.

Dais STALICING.—The Hon. Geo. S. Duff was
oat deer-stalkiog oo Wednesday last, in Craig Lochs*, and
killed one stag of 14t stones weight. On Saturday the hon.
potion so wee successful in briuging down two splendid
stags of 16 stones and 15 stones 121135. weight .soh Teepee.
tissly. One of these he shot on the borsch, sad the other
oa Bea Crib, Alvinower Forest. Ori Monday last Colonel
Frazer, of Castle Frazer. who oat present • guest of the
Earl and Countess of F:fe, was out deerstalkiog, and killed
• beautiful stag of 14 stones 2lhe. Oa Thursday, Mr.
Kennedy Erskine, of Don, was out deer-stalking In Mar
Forest, killing one stag of 14 stones 7113 e. weight. Oa the
same day Ceptaio Vivian deo was enoceedul is bringing
down • Bee stag of 15 stones 1011 a., with • battik! bead.
—Dundee Advertiser. _

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FRANCE AND ITALY.-THE REPORTED

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CE4DAY

TREATY. .
The French and' Italian papers received this
morning discuss with increased confidence and with
11 more detail the alleged treaty.betWeen France and
Italy regarding the evacuation of Rome by the
French troops. The statement which is at the
same time the most explicit and apparently possesses
most authority is the following, which is comma-
'
nicated by the Turin correspondent of the Jade-
pendance Beige, under date of the lith inst.
TM following are the principal features of the waves.
Sion :

France will intimate to the Pone that within two years'
time at most the French army will entirely abandon the
Pontifical State., if the government of the Pope will be
able to take steps for the formation of an army. Jost as
the organisation of the pontifical army will Proceed an
equivalent number of Preach soldiers will lean
the territories of the Holy Father. In order to afford
facilities to the papal government for the 'stab-
lishnseet of this force, Preece will allow it to
'abet French volunteers, sod of course other catholic
nations will be anxious to Mow the example of France.
The King of Italy, on him part, engages not to ►ttack the
Papal State, and to prevent say armed banda from entering
the Pontifical territory; but there is no new proposition of
any reconciliation with the Pope. The King would not ex-
peee himself to • refo•dl that is foreseen after so many
solemn and repeated declarations. The King has, moreover,
determined on adopting a measure which may be regarded as a
great coaceesitm to the Papacy. He has aoassoted to fix the
sophist of the kingdom definitively at Floresiea mie traw-
ler of the seat of government will probably be very vigor-
ously assailed by the party of opposition, but wise people
will allow for the situation of the King. and will
comprehend the reasons which have made him
act as he has done. Parliament will meet on
the let of October, in order th►t the govern-
ment may obtain from it a ratification of the arrangements
between the two cabinets. The imiaistry have faith in the
patriotism of Italians, and they reckon on the support of a
very large majority. Count Vimercati baa been seat to M.
Bateau, who ia at present at Baden-13aden, to emir far the
patriotic adhesion of that statesman.

(aura's TZLICIZAILL)
ITALY.

TURIN, Sirr. 2L

Yesterday evening a number of young men, of
whom several were workmen, paraded the streets,
shouting " Down with the ministry !"
The bystanders witnessed this demonstration with
indifference, and the assemblage subsequently dis-
pensed of its own accord.

GERMANY AND THE DUCHIES.
VIENNA. S. 20.

Vhe General Correspondenz of to-d•y says :—" All
the alarming rumours respecting a return to s per-
sona.' union between Denmark and the Duchies, •
speedy evacuation of Jutland, or that the frontier
line botween Sleswig and Jutland, formerly esta-
blished', s►oald be deviated from, are devoid of all
fousdat ion."

THAI ROYAL VISIT TO DENMARK.
OOPINBAGEN, Styr. 20. 10.55 r.O.
The King and the royal family, accompanied by
their Royal ElEshnesees the Prince and Princess of
Wales, visited the Royal Theatre this evening. On
their leaving tie theatre load cheers tree given
for the Prince and Princess of Wales.