The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-25 00:00:00

PORTUGAL

from visiting the Earl and Countess of Nide and Ladies
Lady Margaret Beaumont bad an assembly last I Herbert, at Walcott House, Salop. The Ductiesa and
Lady Violet Graham are on their way home from • tour
evening at the fatally mansion on the Terrace, Piccadilly.
Previously to the assembly Mr. and Lady Margaret Bean. in Egypt.
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland and the
most received at dinner Maria Marchiosses of Ailerbary,
Lard sad Lady C. Bingham, Lord Bronghton, Lord D.- Youudo Marquis of Stafford, who have been staying at
kilns. the Marquis Caumoot la Force, Sir Edward sad Naples duos their return from Alexandria and Malts,
Lady Caroline Harrison, Colonel the Hon. P. W. Talbot, intend to leave that city this week. The molds duke sod
o.oa. %m.o. Mr. Rusty N. Mrs. duchess will be conveyed to Marseilles is their steam yacht
Haring, he twins, as they intend to make a short stay in Paris, en
Sir Anthony and Lady Rothschild received the route to this country.
The Duke awl Duchess of Beaufort have left
Earl and Counter Grey sod a select party at dieser hat
town for Hadmintos, Okaortershirs.
weak( at Grosseto/Nikes Home.
The Earl of Wilton will entertain a large circle The Earl and Countess of Westmoreland left
at Egerton Lodge, Mewn Mowbray, daring the Craaba town on Monday for Apthorpe Hall, their seat in North-
Park sea meeting. amptooshire, when they are receiving company.
Lord Brougham intends to leave his chateau at Lord awl Lady Lyveden leave town in a few
Casea towards the ekes of the ensuing week for Paris, in &Y.'.forFarming W(464 Northamptonshire, ter the am"'
which capital the noble lord proposes to eojoure a few days maw'
Wore coming home for the a.m.( of puth.t after The Earl and Countess of Taokerville have
the mem. We sin happy to kora that the sou. aad arrived at their mediate is South Audley.street from
learned lord is in excelktit health. Chillinglaam Castle, Northumberland.

LISBON, ILLsom 24.

To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, the Mar-
quis de Loul6 said, in reply to a question, that
Portugal had acceded to the proposal of England
to make joint representations to Russia in favour of
Poland.
The Chamber then unanimously posed • vote
of confidence in the ministry.

Despatches were sent yesterday from the Colonial.office
to the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands.
The Breslau Gazette states that the King of
Prussia has just made his will, and ban deposited it with
the President of the Civil Tribunal of Berlin, in order to
prevent difficulties relative to his private fortune, similar
to those which mem at the death of Bing Frederick Wil-
liam 111.
A new variety of sweet potato has been intro-
duced into the United States from Smith America. It
attains a large size, is floe grabbed, mealy, devoid of all
stringiness, sod of a red colour.
The A‘roncagna is the name of a new steamer now
building in New York. She will run on the South Ameri-
can coast. She is 1,600 tons burthen. Her length is 210
feet, beam 40 feet, and depth of hold lb fesd.—New York

paper.
Rxoucriox or PorrAox ox Lrrriar ma MEXICO.
CUBA, AND PORTO RICO.-02 the 1.1 of April next, sod
theseeformwd, the Sneak rate of postage upon letters con-
veyed by British packet between the United Kingdom and
Mexico, Culla, sod Porto Ries, will be reduced to ooe
shilling for a letter not exceeding half an ounce hi weight,
locomen for heavier bitten et the rate of one shilling
for each additiooal half-ounce, actordieg to the followiug
sole:—Not exceeding half-ounce, Is.; one ounce 2e.; one
ounce and a hall, :is.; two ounces,U.; end every ounce,
half-ounee, Is. The tentage upon letters roust in all 011411.
be paid in 'dream, or the letters cannot be forwarded.

THI THAMICS TUNNIL ANNUAL FAlR.—Yesterday
the twentieth anniversary and fancy fair in oommemoration
of the opening of the Thames Tutioshwhich was commenced
the previous day, was contioued, there being throughout
the day a crowded attendance of visitors. The whole length
of the tunnel was illuminated with a large number of saris.
gated lamps, and several new exhibitions were provided.
The stalls were decorated with evergreens and Bowen, and
wine well provided with a numerous assortment of fancy
girth:dee, with toys of various descriptions, which found
ready purchasers. Peny's band attended from one p.m
till eight io the evening, used during that time played severs!
favourite pima. • Te fair will be continued to ibises's*.
The harvest in South Australia this season ul
expected to yield 60,000 tons more than is amemarr for
i supplying the colony.

LIM 11 l/1-611 /1110 a war co classes. Ine paipaoie ante mama or distilled liquor on dummy, or Dawson the mid - from Mr. muter, es. r.. ou 01Bilialiy. !RUMMY:
_M.. p rummy, ~,,!,‘,,,,,y ..,,,,,,,,,,, ~, , ‘,.................. .....
wicked injustice of attempting to make the whole hours ea Saturday night and Mendel mooning, =no , place which will be considered most suitable for this tribute To-day, in the Chamber of Deputies, the Mar- ! letter
ting that Lord Palmerston intended visiting Leith on lit had been said :40004 had be.en motto Wigan for
of respect• A special line of rails will wooed the main n • de Loul6 said, in reply to a question, that '
Thusy, the Zed of fpril. _ . , and if the old gammon were in addition to this a man who
body of an exemplary and suffering class respon- .14. li Man be lawful for any coostable at any time to Lynn and Landes railway with the Lynn and Hunstaaton 'llia l had acceded to the proposal of England Dr.Arit or TEI EARL Or LAutmenALE.—inis I received a second-band suit of clothes had not his fair
ibis for the crimes of • few unworthy members, enter into say house or lace of public resort in England brach, so as to avoid, if darned, the necessity of the royal Sunday " rashyo." They complained that the. overlookern received
will not of necessity suffice to render the attempt or Wales forgt°
distilled roe. beer, 1••• •Firita• or other he' e, person train entering the Lynn terminus, and shunting. The Greet to make joint representations to Russia in favour of noblemau, the tenth Earl of Lauderdale, died on I
night at his seat, Thirlestaine Castle, Lauder, Berwick- I is. gd. per week, that the payments in St. George's ward
harmless. Nothing can, indeed, be worse than the who shallonduse to admit, sehralllat admit, sucevh constable Eastern Railway Company has for some days had decorations Poland. shire. His late lordship, formerly known as the Hon. ! avermred 4s. 31, per head, suit they asked that a committee
Portugal
ted
ors ind
unanimously passed • vote 1 Captain Anthony Maitland, and more lately _ _. as Admiral Sir of working men should sit with the geoeral committee, as
tendency of suck attacks. They naturally produce into such bowie or place shall be esteemed guilty of as in Korn' at the Lynn and Wolverton stati but from The Chamber then
Anthony Maitland, was the second eon of James, the eighth i they considered "that every men who had worked I'n a
a bitter sense of injury and a strong feeling of in- 0ff:17.5, against
this
"'t the delay which has taken place some of the more perishable of confidence in the ininiatry.money which bad been sub•
i,
Every person who shall offend agSiost this act shall adornments will have to be renewed. Flillrll of
fi elAn earl erd a 1.. e a r
e. 3 , 1.1:t the
t:4l7:ael...ctilopktin af.teldtt.thitlUt..t or md. :
clothing,inill was. strehoilitiewreiren T.
shows
that„l :lir
dignation in the clam whose exam pa,- be liable, nine a summary conviction for the nine beforevalued of clogs and
tienoe and fortitude, to say nothing of their ~„_. any justice of the peen for the county, riding, division, Their Royal Highnesem the Duchene of Cam-
Dematchas Ma" Dent YeaterdaY imin the C°l=6l-oface the
by a majority of 68 by the lamented Charles Marjo- ; only 9,0001., that the overbokers who received 7a. 6d.
longed sufferings, might surely have prate' ic'ted"'•libertyiLT,toboaroupenglyor.2:l:7o.w.dherente
pounds (oar evleryhe nbridge,
.a.thwieth their heir Mary,
preses old
dlast evtDen'ihnonaated the
Addp►i
to the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian Islands. I ribanks, the brother of the present member,
i Mr. Robertson,
et I rid.hf.amilies., :rati,d maintain, and they bad to
.. work
them from any such cruel attack. It is enough to 1°.......ch °Lfer,..,.." every lePalata 2. thall be deemed a The Duke of Mont arrived ign, town yesterday The Breslau Gazette elates that the King of • tenlady-kivrek,yee.hz again on
shorewards! eTbe tile Ll': succeeded I was soenter. .•Bid. per head, but 4s. 3reper family. The &pu-
ny that there is no ground whatever for the charges 14-- --"
from visiting the Earl and Countess of Poing and Ladies
- - Prussia has just made his will, and has deposited it with .I. h010y2„.. Admiral Sir Thom. Maitland,
who
was bon 1 tation having retired, it was resolved that therewas DO res.
thus brought against the working classes of the Walcott Ho Salop. The Duch and the President of the Civil Tribunal of Be , . .
rlio in order to 1";1803.----' tenable ground of complaint as to the distribution of cloth•
North. What they might eventually be goaded to Lady Margaret Beaum.onnton T had an assembly last Herbert, at
oil Lady Violet Graham are on their way home from a tour Prevent difficulties relative t° his Print* fortune, won's, Tim LORD CHANCIILLOR.B CHURCH FATILONAGIL ing, that the committee would be glad to receive automa-
ta those which arose at the death of King Frederick Wil. —The bill which the Lord . . Chancellor will submit to the I tint] from working men which would assist them in their
if their sufferings were prolonged, and these savage "eniu
ogattoth.thfeamily mbles nyLMr. andthaLady
of • t Bean. to
in Egypt. House of Lords to-morrow evening will enable his lordship , labours, and that the sub-committees would exercise their
taunts and groundlesa slanders age' previously
-at...i. mu.bk"... of Aitsib,ary, The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland and the liar
met their chi- most received at diooer Aline.w variety of sweet potato has been intro- and his successors to dispose of ecclesiastical benefices in ' discretion as to givingsiegle men the extra shilling per week.
gift for the purpose of augmenting ill-endowed beim. hot that where it was gives an m
demanded ite.
return
e of an extra day
rioter and conduct were persisted in, we cannot Loa sod Indy C. Bingham, Lord Bmilibiea' 1"d Dm- "Utligi liarqD6 of
Stafford,
who
have
been
staying
at
duced into the United States from South Almeria& It theiridifferent pans of the country. The Lord Chancellor has and • ball at echoed be
tell. But up to the present moment nothing Min, the Marquis Caumoot la Force, Sir Edward and Naples done their return . from Alexandria and Melte, attains & large sine, is fine granted, mealy, devoid of all
728 livings in his gift, In addition to 25 to which he bra _
has occurred to lower the position of respect which, lady Caroline Konwoo. ('olonel the Hoc. P. W. whoa, intend to leave that city this week. The noble duke and stringiness, end of • red colour. the alternate presentation with other patrons.; and a 11T ---- -----
11,... duchess will be conveyed to Marseilles in their steam yacht The Aisincagna is the name of a new steamer now number of others below a certain amount in the Ki II
TENTH/AM Tritium ANNUAL FAlL—Yesterday
as a clam, they have during • period of °.94°i°.,s. koßr°l°°°‘ lir' lisarY Baring, IL P.'
aDd
liodine, as they intend to make a short stay in Paris, en building in New York. She will run on the South Amesi• books and in the Oft of the crown are claimed
twentieth anniversary and fancy fair in oommemonition
terrible trial justly earned. All the known 8'". rouge to this country. can coast. Sin is 1,600 tons burthen. Her length ie 20 him. The last two classes will probably sot be touched ' tlir••
the openiog of the Thames Tia cosh which was commenced
tr Anthony and Lady Rothschild received the task beam 40 feet, and depth of hold lb frat.—New Yoe by any legislative measure. Some of the Chancellor's ;
facts, as well as the unanimous testimony of rad. and cone. G
and
...loco The Duke and Duchess of Beaufort have leftco toiled there being throughout
at dinner Let Heim are of considerable value. Among them lag be I tuts_ 2""ousday awtastendianntce. of Tun,
The whole length
•
the best-informed witnesses, conspire to prove evens( at Groevancra:pylacie II party
town for Badminton, Glowestershirs. paps►
ricriox or Posraos ox Larriaa roe Mexico, mentioned—Benham, sear Attleborougb, Norfolk, worth I .'',ry, a crowdedoowoo • •
t illuminated with a large number of vane.
the exceptional
and purely local character of the The Earl of Wilton will entertain a l circle The Earl and Countess of Westmoreland left COSA. AND Porro luco.—On the lat of April next, .. 1,2601. • year ; the 'rectory of Tydd Bt. Mary, near Wis. ' "Zall•ol: and ceased new eah- • •
ibitions were provided.
Stalybridge riot. Mr. Commissioner FAILNALL, at Egertoe Lodge, Yahoo Itowtway, during the Creates tows •• Monday for Apthorpe Hall, their seat in North• thenceforward, the British rate of protege upon letters coo- beck, worth 1.3221. a year ; the rectory of St. Georges. I ca,.
...11sPa' deoaam.4 with every... and Bowes.. sad
"ea&
British packet between the Gaited Kingdom and Bloomsbury (London), worth 80101. a yen ; the rectory of , "e ''''' WW •
'mad byprovided with • numerous assortment of fancy
11 amptooshire, where they are receiving company.ine well
in his ollici•1 report to the Central Relief Cora- Park moo westing. malice, CuCba, and Porto Rem, will be reduced to ate Kirkby Uoderdide. Yorkshire, worth 9001. a year ;the rec- ;
articles,
with toys of various descriptions, which found
~ .
mitten,
read
at ita Monday,* meeting, s most Lord Brougham intends to leave his chateau at Lord and Lady Lyveden leave town in a few sealing fur a bate! not eroding half an ounce in weight, tory of Fte:by, filT,lik, worth
_s_op!..a year ; the manes 1
ready pooch... p.m.. band attended fr. one pall,
days for Farming Woods, Northamptonshire, ter amasses, immune for heavier letters at the rate of one shilling St. Gdes.i •the-Fielde,_ TOOL . year. Nftrly in
till eight io the evening. sad doing tint tame played wend
emphatically that " the portion of the workpeople C"""" towards the alpra of the "Juin weak for Penn
f° for each additiooal half-ounce, aceordiog to the following others, however, range between 0001. ad 601. a year. The „ ow ......• . The tew will be owouwood to thiasaaajap
which capital the noble lord proposes to mimosa few days "MIL scale .—Not exceeding half-ounce, le.isg
one ounce 2e.; one Lord Chaecollor Las also in his gift four canoories is , 'arain r--- •
" who have been misled at Stalybridge" do not baton io h to ohThe harvest in South Australia this season ul
The Earl and Countess of Taokerrille hare ;—Not a hay :1, e ,sa ;I:ad every ounce,
Bristol Colloid four eseceriee in Gloucester Cathedral. '
represent the operatives of the cotton districts, the cer7
trtrecen° happy pp; te leanng of
parliament
after
'Ted at their rendes*, is South Aodley-street f haicanr
inae,sad Is. The postage'tta
aloupe niters roust in all rases four earmarks in Cathedra, sad three cam:arias enacted to viel.l 60.000 tons mare than is "DaNar7 fa
and expresses his fervent hope that the benevolent la..' lord is in excellent health, that
th.
"hie
ad
Chillinginm Castle, Northuroberlead. be paid in advaaos, or the letters cannot be forwarded. in Norwich Cathedral 'supplying the 001001.
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