The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-05 00:00:00

A Deputation on the subject of the New South Wales
Constitution Bill had an interview with Leed John Rumen
yesterday at the Colonial-office. The deputation consisted
of Mr. John Lamb (late member of the Legislative Council
for Sydney), Mr. J. W. Smart (late Member of the Legisla-
tive Conned for Sydney Hamlets), Mr. John Gilchrist, Mr.
Adolphus Young (late Sheriff of New South Wales), Mr.
Donaldson. Mr. J. N. Smith, Mr John Brown. Kr.
Grainger, and Mr. Wallace. The deputation was introduced
by Mr. Lowe, M.P.
Mr. Pasqua, accompanied by Mr. C. H. Collette (Pri-
ekeed and Collette)andothen, bad an interview with Lord
&silky of Alderley, yesterday, on the subject of the Bank
tit
Egypt.
A deputation from Wolverhampton bad an inteeniew.
yesterday, with the President of the General Biwa K
Health, et his office, Whitehall, with reference to the enip•
ply of water to that town. The deputation, which was is.
uoduced by Mr. Thornely, M P., congested of MOBIL
Loveridge and Brander and Dr. biennia.
Despatches were received at the Colonial.office, yesterday,
from the Governors of the North American Provinces and
Gibraltar.
IDespatches were sent to the Governors of South Australia
and the West Coast of Africa.

Yesterday their Royal Highnesses the Princess He-
lens, the Prince's Louisa, and his Royal Highness Prince
Arthur, honoured the Surrey Zoological Gardena with a
morning visit. Mr. Tyler, the proprietor, had the honour
of explaining the modelled picture of Sebastopol to the
royal party, who were pleased to express their gratification
with the view.
A report which has appeared in the public paper
that the Princess Alice had suffered from an attack of
scarlatina is without any foundation. All the royal children

are in perfect health.
The Lord Advocate is understood to have been for
some time engaged in preparing for the press • memoir et
the late Lord Cockburn, with anecdotes and sketches of the
distinguished contemporaries of the deceased judge.
Professor Agamiz is engaged upon a work to he
entitled, "Contributions to the Natural History of the
limited States."
Mr. Ruskin has published, in a pamphlet form, •
variety of criticisms on some of the principal pictures is di
year's Exhibition of the Royal Academy. In sot •Mt IF
MOM his verdict differs from that of preview 111111M1
Mr. MOW' " Rosette " is almost the only pion
Ms obtained the unqualified approval of the millisr dl
"Modern Painters."
The Marquis of Conyngham is now constructing a
splendid schooner yacht, to be launched at Cowes in the
seem of the summer.
The following distinguished Americans are at pre-
ssen in Pius :—Ths Hon. Mr. Dodge, Minister to Spain
the lion. Mr. O'Sullivan, Minister to Portugal ; the Hon.
Me. Casa, Minister to RAM ; the Hon. Mr. Belmont,
Minis-
to the Hague ; and the Hon. Fay, Minister to Switzer-
Mel ;X. Van Baron, ex-President, is on the point of leav-
ing Perla for the Hailed ElMtee.
• similar issued by the Board of Health warns all
910• n in authority to prepare against the possible return
id elders thin summer. It enumerates the general laws
ageless animate and the modes of their enforcement, and
=limb the authorities also of their powers for the same
ritsmwider local u.
iacts.total number of students in Edinburgh Uni-
wadi, is 1,273, being 3.5 less than in the previous year. Of
awe Wl3 belong to Scotland.
Ss Hon. Board of Ordnance invite tenders for
suntructing temporary barracks in Colchester for 3,000
sass.
The Minister of War at Turin has issued a notice
declaring *at the Government will swept donations of all
kinds esal Is foe the Piedmonts.' army.
Sir MOM Montefiore is on his way to Jerusalem,
whine ls Mends founding a large hospital for his oe-reli-
ORM&
11. di tiasdoia, who has been in London with a
Isere. trities tram the Cabinet of Berlin, and who bad
ealy prolongs' Ids residence in England for " family rea-
-1 use," I. abed to return to Berlin.
The Opinions of Turin states that the thirty-four
mord, orders which are to be suppressed is Piedmont in
Megespienes of the new law, possessed 331 houses, bike-
MIMI by 4,643 parsons. Cardinal Anti:mall has addressed a
giewenals ID the Piedriontme government en the subject.
The families of the Marquis of Hertford, Lord
Southampton, Admiral Sod Gerge Seysour, Viscount
Chetwynd, Mr. Seymour, and Lay Catherine Allen, and
a amorous eirele, are placed in mourning by the death ef
Lady Robert Seymour.
The most important holiday at Eton of the year
wee eelebrated yesterday with its meal gaiety. His Royal
Niemen Prince Albert and two of the young Prisms were
meshed with deafening shouts. The speeches over, the
bode were manned, and after pulling in beautiful style to
Windsor Bridge and back, leg for "Old Barley," pro-
wled by the baud of the lad We Gouda. Oa ssearain•
after their sumptuous repeat ea the green, the boys db•
played their nautical skill by pulling round the 'yeti use
9 o'clock, dubs/ a grand display of fireworks, under Che-
valier Bouthby, frost Vauxhall, when they left for the eel-
lege, amidst the cheers of the people.
Letters for the Cape of Good Hops (by the Phep
Cross, steamer) will be in time if posted in London oM-
row evening.
Letters from Italy attribute the visits which Areh-
duke Maniailiaa, teacher of the Emperor of Austria, hes
boa paltry to the Peps aad to the King of Naples, is
yelltical "sum. Thesellisio of the Ceatral States of Intl
IS tit mat of semi peibie movements elsewhere, le
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cough the adobes ere lazed with estriaisianoftriluved of
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die ,sea Ws Imputation without* walmith.llseisrlag it
Ohs stupidly sherd. The natitatioss of Myles ere, it says,
lea great treasure espied frota:thees of Great Britain. The
sisliews of Wpm with this emery Wiese. daily, sad
11111 WPM= MA Miens of the two squawks sae in anises.
The meta seinahle of Madame Swig arrived on
Ste Sod alt at the convons of Merisathal. The egeboated
soloirfoo had always expressed a wish to be buried there
by gib of her dater Adieu, who had taken the veil hi
Seit'entissaity. Is the pongees of her huhu"d eat
dill* eel her brother, gad after the perkewouies of the
dles ef the Seam Catholic skunk the body wee ignited
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