The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-11 00:00:00

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WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 10.
The Queen, accompanied by Princess Louise,
walked and drove in the grounds yesterday afternoon.
The Priem@ Hohenlobe, attended by the Hco. Horatis
Stopford, drove to Hampton Court.
During the pest week Yr. Frith hes had the honour of
sittings at Windsor Castle from the Princess Helena.
Princess Louise, Priors Leopold, Princess Beatrice, the
(Crown Prince and Prince William of Pi mei, for his
picture of the marriage of the Prince of Wales.
Mr. Hoary Weigull hashed the honour of submitting his
picture of the Prince and Prince, of Wales for har Naisety's
inspection.
Her Royal Highness Princess Helena, attended by Lady
Caroline Barrington, the Elea Me. Poseonby, and Colonel
H. F. Ponsontly, went to London yesterday evening, and
honoured the performance at the Olympic Theatre with her
premium

Her Royal Highness returned to the Castle woo stir 12.
Her Serene Metres Prioress Hobanlobe Leagenburg
honouredKr. G. RoLatvia with • artist tor • tull.lastit
portrait.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterdaintutil;
official residence of the First Lord of the 1
in Downing-street. The minister. present were
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey,
Earl Russell, the Duke of Newcastle, Earl de
Grey, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor of the
Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon.
T. Milner Gibson, the Right Hon. Edward Card-
well, and the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers.

The Chewsnor of the Exchequer au rived at hie madame
Oultoo-terrees yestarday, from flawarden oast* Meeker.
The Doke of Newcastle arrived in town on Yeeday sight,
frown hie seat, annaberlark, Notts.
Despatches were swot yesterday from the Colonial-OMo,
to the Governone of Yalta, Ceylon, Hoeg Kong, and Laboan.

The Earl Granville entertained the Chancellor
of the Eaohequer, the FIJI do Grey, sod other members of
the cabinet at dinner last evening at him house in Bruton•
street.

Lord Brougham left town yesterday for Paris,
on his way to Cannes, teethe winter.
Mrs. Gladstone and Mine Gladstone have not
come to town with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, but
will remain at Hawardea Castle, Sir Stephen Givens's seat,
during the sojourn of Mr. Gladstone in London.
THE COURT-MARTIAL ON COLONEL CRAWLEY.—
Ai the request of the lepl advisers of Lieutenant-Colonel
Crawley, the opening of the court-mertiel has been post.
posed from Thursday, the 12th, till Tuesday, the 17th lost.
THE LORD LIEUTENANT OF IRELAND AND LORD
Larnua.—His Excellency, easing that the liesese of Kis&
the tenant of the Maam Hotel, had not been resewetwt
the magisteates, on account of the basalt he had r
thee from Lord Leitrim, wrote from England, to
the authorities in Ireland, expressing his eon.
mac at seeing such an @spear:moment, and stating
that King did not on that occesios commit the sillthk4
act of illeplity, but bad saved his Excellency the an-
ooy Ism of being denied admittance, by sending a timely
mange. His excellency hoped that the magistrates might
be induced to reconsider any decision injmoris to him to
which they might Imre come. Mr. Scully, B.M. in reply.
stated that the only mown why the licenses of King and
others were act renewed was that they should be signed by
two magistrates, and there was curly one on the bsse.h when
they were brought forward. He adds that King obtained
a renewal of his license at Clouborr Petty Seesioss on the
3rd inst.—Dulgin Daily Smrar.
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 10.—The
Mitt Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy
Commit. for Tiede have received from the Secretary of
State for Foreign Affoire a oopy of a despatch from her
'felony's Charg4 d'Affaires at New Graasdr. a decree re.
costly issued by the President of that republic, requirisg
the pementetion of certified invokes of all merchandise im-
ported into New Graisada, &translation of which is published
in last night's Gazette.
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 10.—The
Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of Ptivy
Council for Trade have remised from the Secretary of State
for Fasten Affairs a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's
Charge d'Affaires at Buenos Ay ma, enclosing the todowurg
traosimion of &decree passed by the Argentine government
on the 23rd September last : Air 1. AU vessels coming
from ports where Argentine commis have hen named, moat
have their manifesto raid in proper rescuer by such consul,
under pain of paying double the corsolar fees, the some to
be recoverable at the customhouse, one half to be devoted
to the national revenue. and the other half gives to the
proper cansuL Art. 2. Th4s fine of double fees above men-
timed will be pot in force four months after date of this
decrees,' recovering in the meantime only the usual fees
end by Art. 8 of the law 7th November, 1882.
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BOARD 01 TRADE, WHITIRALL, NOV. 10.—Yhe
Right Ron. the Ler& of the Committee of Privy Council
for Trade have received from the Secretary of &ate for
Foreign Affairs • eopy of • despatch from her Majesty's
Consul at Madaparer, reporting that the duties and metric.
ties/ applied to articles Imported into and expected from
that Wand, duriog the r: of Queen Itanavale, bare base
in force from the 18th of timber last, and @Wise that
the following is the mile customs, he., duties:—On all
imports except merits 10 per cent. in kind ; spirits, 334
pa cent. On all exports 20 per cent.. ad valorem, of which
10 per omit. may be deducted from the vendor of prodoce,
but the whole is recoverable from the shipper. Tz.:=
dues are charged according to the measurement of
6d._per toe register, and Is. per foot of draught.—Gazette.
DITTIES ON CHINESE EXPORTS. BOARD OF
TRAM WINTINALL, NOV. 10.—The Right Honourable
the Lads of the Committee of Airy Council far Trade
have received from the Secretary of State for Foreign
Affairs • copy of • despatch from her Majesty's manatee in
China, reporting that the Chinas enrolment tam provided
that in wee. where due notice is given to export within
twelve months, produce ht down the Great River to
Shanghai, the half duty paidbroug therein shall be refunded if
the marks, packages, amounts and weights are found by the
Chine* customs authorities to eorrespood with those ori-
ginally entered in the hooks, and if such produce is exported
within the twelve month. now allowed in lieu of the three
months hitherto granted.—Orizene.
&ATMS HIRING& —The Yorkshire Society, esta-
blished two years ego, is making a third effort to .opplaut
the aosfemedly bad system of hiring farm and other ger.
vast., especially girls, in statute hinges or fain. he the
agricultural districts three Saturdays or other market days
preceding Martinmas have hitherto been regarded as statute
fain., whin hundreds of servants of both sexes have assess.
bled is the market-please. Too frequently 1100•18 of doe
and debauchery have resulted. The society sow formed
provides the largest halls or rooms obtainable is the various
towel. as registries, to which female servants and mistresses
are invited, transactions costing the servants nothing. Fire
and shelter the society provides free, and refreshments are
supplied at the ban cost of the provisions. The society WY
pretty sueosedul last year, and it is hoped eventually to
abolish the evil. of statutes in open Diastole.