The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-16 00:00:00

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The Queen and Princess Louis of Hesse drove out
yeterday normal.
The Priam and Princes Louie of Hem, Princess Helena,
Prince Leopold, and Prince William at Prowls, attended by
Madlle de Grarey, Berea= Debora, the lion. Flora
Mardoneld, Count Funtoostoin, Captain von Wastages Her,
and Colonel the How d. Headings, went ce board the royal
relit Fairy yesterday afternoon, and craned is the West.

Dr. Jeollif arrived ma Wednesday, aad retuned to Lanka
yesterday.
Meson. E. and E. Emanuel, of Portsmouth, had the
hoeour of ■ubmitting for her Majesty's inspeetiou the gold
ease manufactured by them for the Goodwood race meeting
of the Karst year.

The Prises of Wales ro on honebsek yesterday,
attended by Captain Grey;
The Prima and Prinoms atiWales took a carriage drive.
In the evening their Royal Highnesses honoured Earl and
C ,untess Spencer with their company at dinner at Speer
House.

The Hon. Mrs. Stoner and Captain Grey were is
etteodases.
The Prises of Wales honoured Mr. Fritittwith al sitting

this studio, for the picture he is aim,
weddiag.

A deputation from the operative miners of Great Britain,
introduoed by Mr. A. 8 Arlon, M.P., had an inter►iew
with the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, at the Home-ofßos,
reeterday, to urge the issuing of a royal commission to in-
quire into the working of the premed Mbar Inepection Ae
Despatcher were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Governors of the Mauritius, Malts, Gibraltar, and
Canada.

Their Royal Highneuee the Prince and Princess
of Wales and their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bndge and Princess Nary were eetertained yesterday even•
ing by the Earl and Coniston Spencer, at Speocer•honss,
SL James's.

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princesa
of Wake will honour the Dab and Decline of !Woolen&
with their ceespany at dinner, at Richmond, this mooing,
►t E o'clock. A @nisei party has been invited to meet their
royal highomme in the evening, at 8 o'clock, to a smell
dance. Morning drew.

The Duchess of Wellington's assembly is fix •1
forMooday, July 25.

Lord Stcattord de Redcliffe, president, the vice-
presidests, sod the council of the Society for the En-
couragement of the Fine Arta, had their 'Lath coneereszione
of the season last evening at the Picture Galleries, South
Kensingtoe, by permission of the Committee of Council ea
Education.

The volunteer review to be held on Wimbledon-
common on Saturday oatt, the 23rd Mat., will commence
at 5 o'clock, ►od will be under the command of his Royal
liiihnom the Duke cl Cambridge.

Dr. Liszt kiss been addressing s letter to a Hungs-
ri journal, in whirl he formally denies the report of late
mo Aft pat formed, that be has the intention of embracing
1000alltie

The Italian government is about to despatch a
scientific expedition to the Pacific.

Wednesday, Sept 14, has been fixed is the open-
int day of the Bath Cooper of the British Aseisciation ;
Sir Charles Lyell will preside. The viee-presideets will be
Led Portman, the Marquis of Bath, Mew& Tite, Way,
Dickinson, and Saunders.

At the Royal Italian Opera Mdlle. Artot is an-
nounced for the part of Marghosita io Pause on Monday
evening for the ant time, and au Saturday Madame Car-
valho will make her ant appearance this season as Catarina
in liersebeer's L'Etoile de Nord. Mr. lisplases ham an.
pounced his benefit for this seeping at Her Malady's
Theatre, and be lien d the " combined entertainment" pre-
r,o. s'y a ivertiaed, M. Conned% new opera, Mirclla, will bs
Oran. _ _

The Lei:ester 3fereury treats of the disgraceful
destruo.ion of Mr. CoswelN balloon in • very light and
jocular MlOlllO. "8h111," itl says, "we offer no justifica-
tion far the destractioss of the balloon. It wu an stator.
tanat• deed. It was, however, more an error than • crime.
11 was. as we have already said, the result of • momentary
outburst of anger, not unprovoked"!

The A rmy and Nary Casette nays that the Chan-
nel squadron, under the command of kear-Admire! Dauer,
C. 13., will proceed is all probability on Monday from Ports-
mouth, on a cruise to the westward. The squadron will
vary likely, 'her exereisiog the crews of the e'er, and
going through such evolutions as the admiral may deem
proper, anchor in Torbay, and then in Plymouth Sound.
Captain Mends, R.N., C. 8., Director of Trans-
ports, Mr. Isom Watts, C. 8., late Chief Constructor of the
Navy. sad Mr. Fairbaire, C.E„, have bees appointed (says
the Army end Nary Gazette) by the Admiralty to decide
epos the relative merits of the plans sent in for improvel
for a fleet of transports, which the Secretary of State and
the Council of India have decided upon building for the
conveyance of troops to and from our permeate in the
East.

The Ilsdependance mentions that Sergt. Boichot,
who will be well retaembend as having. dim the revolution
of 1848, seweerfully opposed Marshal Bugemed i• the oleo-
Inn for Paris, sad was subsequently exiled after the evens
of the 2oct December, ha. lan =mond a yang Egillelt
lady of good family, eod is sow about to open a boys' school
et Bruavela.

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LATEST IaTELLitiENCE. ' ;
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THE DANO-GEB.MAN CONFLICT.
SUSPENSION OF HOSTILITIES AND
FIEGOTIAVIONS FOR PEACE.

VIENNA., Jim 14.

The proposals of Denmark addressed direst to the
Courts of Berlin and Vienna have been met on the
part of Austria and Prussia by a suspension of
arms on land and sea until the 31st July, during
which period the blockade will be raised.
The German Powers have added the request that
Denmark will immediately send plenipotentiaries
to Vienna, in order to acme to an understanding
with Austria and Prussia relative to the basis of
peace.

SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM. JULY 15.

The Dagligt A llehanda of to-day says:
"Denmark is of little importance to strengthen
Scandinavia against RUSSIA. The absorption of
Denmark by Germany would inspire lid with pity
but not with alarm."
The construction of the first monitor for the

Swedish navy has been commenced at the iron
works. The materials for two others are ready.