The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-03 00:00:00

THE XING OF THE BELLEW.

It is not certain (says the Post) whether King
George will visit the Queen at Windsor or whether he will
join the court later at Balmoral. Hie Majesty is at present
paying a short visit to his relation at Rumpenheim ; bet
in consequence of the unpleasant relations between the
German states and Denmark, and also the position of
Greece itself towards the ex-King Otho, it boa bee* deter.
mined that the King of the Hellas's shall lbw bat a few
days at Rompenheim. The vote for the annexation of the
Ultima Weeds cannot be taken before the mooed week in
October, awl his Majest► intends to arrive at Athens im.
mediately after that event.
HIS arrival bore ray he looked for either during the
Queen's stay at Windsor or immediately after her Majesty's
departure for Balmoral. In either cam King George would
p to Scotlaed to take leave of the Prince's of Wales.

It is believed that her Majesty will arrive at
Windsor from the Continent ea the 10th, end proceed to

Balmoral oo the 14th.
The Marchioness (Dowager) of Normanby is
staying at Hamilton Lodge, Kensington. Her ladyship's
health is greatly Improved.
Viscountess Clifden gave birth to a eon and heir
yesterday afternoon, at Dover House, Whitehell. Her lady-
ship and infant are progressing favourably.
Lord and Lady Stanley of Alderley and the
Hoe. Misses Stanley are expected to return home from
their tour in Germany early in the eosuing week.
The Right Ron. Charles P. Villiers, M.P., left
town on Tuesday night, to pass a few weeks at Spa, in
Belgium
A marriage is arranged to take place between
lieskeosat•Colooel the Hon. Henry Byng, Coldstream
Oseads, mooed son of the Earl of Strafford, end the Cone.
km Harriette Denneskiold. garret daughter of Cosat
Christian Naimoli°ld Samaoe, and niece of the Marquis of
Ailesbury.
His Excellency Mr. Adams, the American
minister, left Inverary on Moody morales by Ammer,
having been on a visit to Inman. Cards.
The sensation piece The Peep o' Day, which had
such en extraordieery run in Lerida*, has been reproduced
at Dahlia, and is drawing crowded houses every night at '
the Theatre Royal. The first performance took place on
Satarday last.
The marriage of the Earl of Wilton with Miss
Elton Smith is fired to take place on Saturday, the 12th
inst., at St. George's, Hanover-square.
The new judge of the Probate and Divorce Court
(Mr. Baron Wilde) will not be sworn in and assume his
judicial function. until next week. Yesterday morning the
chief registrars eat at Doctore-commons and beard BUM-
moons and motions in non-contentious eases.
The Parisians this year are a throng at Baden
sad Ems ; large troops of them have spread over Switzer-
land, where, however, se returning tourists report.
although they may have found shade and mountain air,
they have scarcely bed a much lower temperature than in
Paris. Biarritz, to which the Empress has just betaken her-
mit, reckon. them by hundreds amongst the crowd of
essay nations that Vs its hotels and lodging-houses. To
Dieppe and Tronville, and the other imam sea-bathing
Flame oa the Norman coast Paris seems to h►ve transported
;tea or at last its inhabitants. It is reported to be the
fair Parisians who have introduced, at various of those
watering places, the most fanciful and aoseetric epitomes
and combinatioas of colours—dresses so strange and thestri-
eal that persons landed suddenly on the beach would ima-
gine themselves to be at a masked ball, and all the more so
as It appears that, notwithstanding the heat, a great deal of
dancing gore on at thaw seaside towns and villages.
It is said that subscriptions are arriving en moose
to facilitate the ascent of the monster balloon invented by
IL Nadu from Baden-Baden in a few day.. Among the
subscribers are mentioned MM. Charles Laffitte, Birk,

Paul Final, A. Dumas, jun., Paul Darns, the Princes de la
Moecowa and Ponistowski, Viscouat Taloa, aid Baron
Ninth's. The price of the went is fixed at I,ooofr. wick,
food included.

The members of the Paris Cricket Club, which
is scarcely established, have already accepted a ehallesp
from the English cricketers at pretest at Dieppe.
One of the oldest officers of the Grand Army has
just terminated his eximteoce at the village of Owyhee,
wear Bt. Cloud. Lieutenant-Colonel Herschel was bore at
Treys/ ea the 12th of March, 1774, end died on the 6th of
August, 1863, in his 90th year. He entered the alnico in
1791. end made ell the campaigns of the Republic and the
Empire. He was wounded ten times, and, among other
battles, at EylaA Ileilsberg, Eckmuh, Wsgram, and the
7Lassova. He was created officer of the Legion of Honour,
April 6,1813.

Mitscberlich, one of the oldest and most distin-
guished chemists of the age, died last week at Berlin,
where he was professor of chemistry. His discoveries upon
the subject of crystallisation have been of immense import-
ance to science. His experiments on artificial crystals have
explained the form►tion of natural crystals, and have led to
the knowledge now existing regarding the fusion of rocks,
and especially of granite. Mitscberlich bas explained in
his "Trait Ede Mimi." some of the most abstruse laws of
saws in regard to org►nic ►nd inorganic matter ; he like-
wise constructed much of the most valuable apparatus now
in use in laboratories. The Royal Society of London pre.
slated him with its great medal for his discovery of
insenorphism.

•
The Hansa, which left Southampton yesterday
with the American mails, took out 6,000 packers of tea
to New York, each package weighing 401 b. This is the
largest quantity of tea ever taken out to New York in a
Southampton steamer.
In the year 1700 mails were only made up in the
Omura Post-office thrice weekly for England, Scotland,
Germany, Sweden, and Denmark, and twice weekly for
Indeed, France, Spain, and Italy. Eighty clacks were em.
Sewed in the General Post-office, and there were only 230
post towns in the United Kingdom. The portal revenue
i wee between 40,0001. and 50,000/. a year. In the foreign
treads of the General Poet-oface there was a comptroller at
1501. a year, a chief clerk at 1001., and eight others at fat.
a pair etch.
Tim CHANNKL FLTZT AT LIVERPOOL.—A letter
was received yesterday by the mayor of Liverpool (Mr. B.
0. Gardner) from Admiral Decree intimating that the
=Zunder his command will sail from the Clyde ea
the 7th inat
and willfm Belfast, whe
proceed direct re hurled' retests for
three
The stay Oi the.
the fleet at Liverpool. be says, ie soertaei
will not be lees than six days. Hie worship the mayor in
order to show due respect to the occasion, has resolved to
invite the °fibers sad a number of distinguished aunts to •
dinner and rrrand bill to be given in the Town-hellos the
evening of Friday, the 18th int.
WHAT WIN/68 •816 31•811or.—Hiram Cox, M.D.,
of Olsoinaati, has made the following glutting stateessat :
" Darin the summer of 1856 I analysed • los of liquors for
some conscientious gentlemen o/ our own city, who would
era permit me to Sake samples to my 'floe, butimisted minty
bringing my chemioala and appellates to sheer atom that
they might see the operations. I accordingly repaired to
thew store. and analysed samples of sixteen different lots.
Assam them were port wine, sherry wine, and Modeles
wins. The distilled liquors were some pure, end some vile
and pernicious imitation ; but the wince bad not ens
drop of the juice of the grape. The basis of the
port wise was diluted sulphuric acid, coloured with the
elderberry juice, with alum, sugar, and neutral spirits.
The base 01 the sherry wipe was • sort of pale malt, sul-
phuric acid, devoured from the bitter almood oil. with •
percentage of alcoholic spirits. The belie of the Malkin
was a decoction of hope, with sulpinuio acid, hooey, spirits
from Jamaica rum, tic. The lame week after analysing the
1 above, and exhibitieg the quantity and eliaracter of the
liquors to the proprietors, • seethe of me of our churches la-
formed nee that be bad purchased • gallon of the above pet
wine to be used in his church oa this mat &Islas& for

s;a; ; a rp 0e ,and that for this mixture of 1F) 1
seed, alum, sad elderberry juice, ha pad 2 dela. 75c. •
mai Scientific Artisan.