The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-08 00:00:00

THE IRISH MEMBERS AND To-NlaHrs

DIVISION.

A rumour is current to-day to the effect that
Moesignori Talbot sod Howard, who ham just arrived is
London from Rome, are charged with a special Papal man-
date to the Roman catholic members on both sides of the
house to vote against the government. From 21 to 25 Irish
members below to this category. They Sr. said to have
met together on Wednesday to consider the MOM whisk
they ought to adopt. A section, it is thought, ere likely to
vote for ministers ; but a larger section will go into the
lobby with the twits, while a small number are to abstain
from voting altogether.
The Duties Resting Mail of last night says :—" Some
attempt was made yesterday (Thursday) to establish an
agreement for combined action, in the division, among
them members known as ' Independent Irish ; but the
result was only an exhibition of the impossibility of say
inch onion. Desultory oneversations were, however, had,
and the result is se impression among experts that the
' Irish vote' will be divided. It seems to be isawslly br
lieved that Mears. O'Reilly, Hors O'FermU, Howell
(perhaps), O'Oonier Dm, and O'Donagline will vote with
the opposition, and Sir P. O'Brien, Messrs. &monde. Saar
pocd*, sad Bellew, with the government. It is farther
thought that the tiovercal influence of Earl Orsaville will
suffice to relegate Sir J. D. Acton to the list of the rnimies,
and that some seven or eight other noble Romans may in
turn be influenced by the example of that most faithful son
of the church."

The Time, anticipates • very modest majority
indeed, but still • majority. Pailsod is expected
to yield • majority of 32 for Ministate, Scotland
• majority of 23, emoustieg to • majority of
55 for the whole island. Inland, however, la booked for •
majority of 51 against Walton, leaving • net majority
of 4."

Cbt Court.

WTYDBOR CASTLE, :MY 7.

Princess Helena and Princess Louise, attended
by Lady Caroline Barrington sad Colossi the Hos. A.
Hazdinge, went by special train to Twickenham yesterday,
and visited the Duke and Duchess d'Aumele. Afterwards
the Prince's, drove in an open carriage and fear to Ham.
common, and visited the Duke sad Duchess de Chartres,
and returned to Windsor Castle in the seeming.

The Prisms, Blaoche of Orleans arrived at ilia Outlet

The Countess Dowager Snootier and the Right Hoc. Sir
Charles Wood also arrived, and bad the honour of dining
with the Queen sad the Royal Family. .
The Qll4llO, accompanied by the Princes' Lori of Hem,
drove in the groaeds this moraiog.
The Princess Helene, Princes' Louise, and Prises Louis
of Hew, went out riding, attended by the Hon. Honda
Stopford and Colonel the Hon. A. Harding..

The Princess &striae sad Princess 111aocho of Others
took a carriage drive.
The Prism's Victoria of Heise took an airing in the Horne-
park.

The Priam of Wales rode on bombs& yesterday,
atteaded by Captain Grey.

The Prince end Prieoem of Wake went to the French
Gallery in Pall•eell to view M. Gutlin'a pietare of the
"Arrival of Napoleon ILL et Genoa during the Italian
War."

The Prince and Princess of Wales took a amine drive is
the afternoon.

In the evening their Royal Highnesses went to the Italian
Opera, Covent-Garden, attended by the Marchioness of
Carmarthen and Captain Grey.
The Duchess of Cambridge and Prineam Mary and the
Duke of Cambridge visited the French Gallery, yestenisy„
to see M. Gadia'a new picture.

The Eogiteh and Irish L►w and Chancery Commission mat
oe Wednesday lest at N. 6, Adelphi-terraoe. Present: The
Lord ChiefJostioe of the Common Pima, Wood, the Right
Hon. Joseph Napier, the Vies-Chanciallor Sir W. pegs
Wood, Mr. JustiosWilles, Mr. Berea Hughes, the Solicitor-
Genenl for Ireland, and Richard John Theodore &rpm
Esq.

Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-cake
from the Governors of Hoag Koss, Goyim, Lbws, Malta,
Gibraltar, and Canada.

THE Corax.—lt is expected that the court will
leave Windsor for Osborne on Monday pest, where the
9121100 will probably remain a month or six weeks, after
w►ich a trip will be made to Balmoral.

The French Gallery, in Pall-mall, was yesterday
honoured by the presence of the him* and Primers at
Wales, the Coates of Cambridge and the Princess Mazy,
the Duke of Cambridge, and many distinguished pawns
belonging to the corps diplomatique, to the ministry, sad
the great world. The attraction was a picture by the
eminent French artist, Monsieur Gediz. The subject is
the landing of the Emperor Napoleon at Genoa, and the
work of art is the property of the Emperor.

An extra week's holiday has been given to
Harrow School at the request of the Prises sad Primer of
Wales.

Their Royal Highnesses the Comte and Com tame
de Paris and salts have arrived at the Claresdoo Hotel
from Woodoortos, the seat of the Due d'Atuaale, la Wor-
cestershire.

The Earl and Countess of &afield and Lord
Roldhaven have left the Clareodon Hotel for Colteo-bonoe,
Banffshire, N.B.

Yesterday afternoon Lord Ravensworth had a
pthariag at Rarsesworth Hoene, Peru's-arose, Fulham.
when above 300 members of the fashionable world were
present. The beautiful grounds and gardeas never ap-
peared to greeter advantage.

The following eighteen members compose the
minority who voted lest night spinet the third reading of
the Street Music (Metropolis) BiU Werra A. 8. Ayr.
lies, R. Balsa, T. Harem Major Homilies, Mews G.
Hedgkinami, S. HeatebbrH•Hopeese, W. Limos, J.
Losko, J. !Mane, J. F. Maguire, T. Mainers:Mg, J. Mar-
tin, Sir G. Montgomery, Lord Na.., Sir C. IL (YLeghtio,
Mews H. Pew, A. Posamby, Sir J.V. Shelley.—Tellare,
Sit W. Joni& sad Mr. Knight.