The Express.
London, England, 1863-04-07 00:00:00

Pembroke 41414 4
Penzance 54 46, 1
Jersey
Brest
f.'Orient .61,43 I
Rochefort
Plymouth
Weymouth . 71 4
Pot..month 46 I
Her.
London .43411 3
Dover *lll'4l t
Yarmouth 1142k4,
Bcarborough VLSI 44. 1
Shields 3

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Copenhagen -
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W.S.W. to N.N.W.,
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The Corriere della Marche, of Ancona., states that•
en the bishop of that plops haring refused burial in some_
crated ground to the body of a lieutenait who had fallenin
a duel, that act of intolerance reused the iachgnation of
the inhabitants to such a degree that an IMMIIIIIO opocouras

of people assembled to accompany the funeral of the officer
to the chapel of the fortress, the only place of worship not
dependent upon the diocese. A few priests attended to
perform the service.
ACCIDENT TO THE CHANCELLOR 01 THE Ih-
CREQUI/L—The Chancellor of the Exchequer is confined to
his borne at Canton-house Terrace, in consequence of a fall
from his borers on Saturday evening. The right hoe.
gentleman la going on well, though he has received some
cute and bruises. It appears that between 6 and 7 o'clock
on the evening named the right hon. gentleman, who was
riding on the western extremity of Rotten-row, was thrown
from bis home. The horse took fright, and its rider lost a"
control of the animal. Be received a severe cut in the fore-
head and a slight cut in the region of his nose, and is se-
verely bruised about the bead. Raving had his bleeding
face wished in the park-kseper's lodge, he again remounted
and rode borne. The right boo. gentleman had no groom
with him at the time, and oa reaching home was much
shaken. On Sunday he was obliged to keep his bed. Nestor-
day be wu able to descend to his library, and on inquiry last
evening we were glad to learn that he was going on as well
as paarible.

A PROTEGE OF ENOLAND.—A correspondent of
the ()wilt Oci,dtc describes the meeting at Cawopore be.
twee* the Viceroy and the youthful Rajah of Chirkaree as
being a very affecting scene. The rajah is a child of about
seven or eight years of arm, and au his being presented to
' Lord Elgin, the little fellow put up hie hands, and implored
• his lordship's continued protection, adding that he had no
father or mother new to look to, but the Viceroy and the
British government. Lord Elgin patted the orphan chief
on the shoulders, and assured him in the frankest and
mom feeling manner, that he should have all the protec-
' Moe that it was in his power to extend. It will be remain-
, bored that the late B %Ws of Chirkaree, this boy's father,
• was the chief who saved the lit, of Mr. Cairo, declaring to
the mutineers who demanded the Englishman's surrender
that sooner than they should get him they should have hi
'only son. The present youthful rajah is that son.
TEE REPRESENTATION or DEVONPORT. —With
' respect to the report of the intended retirement of Sir
• A. W. Boller, we lied the party papers are pursuing the
same course as they did with respect to the report about
Sir Michael Seymour. Six months before the event, and
again and again during the interim, we stated that Admiral
Sir Si. Seymour would retire from the House of Commons,
and probably lake the command.in-ebief at Portsmouth.
• The party papers repeatedly denied our statements,
bat Sir Michael did vacate the Ng foe Devoe.
port, and is the naval commander-in-chief at Portsmouth.
We have orbited a amour as to the probability
of Sir A. W. Buller having his promised mat at the fedi&
Council Board, is time to make it momeary he should
vacate hit mat as M.P. for Developer'. This some of the
party papare aced to disbelieve, but since we made refer-
ence to it eirormstanots have or uirrel tending to establish

its p-i;e7Qiility-711rTi. Jeffery, of Liveriool, also hae
a lendable bitiosam to ester parliament, has main hews is
the borough, sad has had ioterviews with same el the lead-
,N; liberals; and it wait stitit d in Devooport yesterday that
a moms as Mr. Jeffery 's behalf would be begun is good
earnest immediately after lb. Easter holidays. The coo.
PINTIAIVOS also evideutly expect a vacancy, and assert they
are tally prepared for the esserpsey.— Warne Morning
News cd yesterday.
Merzorozaux Faze H Dumont's-
Cll7.—The segregate esubst of patients relieved
di▪
eing the week ending April 4, was r—Yedisell, 94b ;
surgical, 510—total, 1,456 ; of wig& 532 were wow cease.

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Leith .184$
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