The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-13 00:00:00

GENERAL GARIBALDI'S MOVEMENTS.

(THIS DAY).

This morning, at an early hour, about half-past
10 o'clock, General Garibaldi left Stafford House
in a carriage and pair, and visited Earl Russell.
The general was accompanied by Mr. H. Ne-
gretti. The interview lasted about half an hour. The
General and M. Negretti afterwards called upon Mr.
Seely, at Prince's-gate. At 1 o'clock the general,
accompanied by the Duke of Sutherland, Signor
Menotti, and Signor Guerzoni, left Stafford House
for Woolwich Arsenal to inspect the works.
The general, having expressed a wish to see
some steam ploughing, the Doke of Sutherland has
made arrangements for the purpose on Friday next,
when a visit will be paid to Bedford. It is definitely
arranged, we believe, that on Tuesday evening next,
the 19th, the general and suite will pay a visit to
Her Majesty's Theatre. Great preparations are
being made for this event by Mr. Mapleson, the
manager. The box will be in the centre of the
house.

At the Crystal Palace concert, on Saturday, the
most eminent artistes from the two opera-houses
will appear, forming a remarkable and almost
unparalleled combination. They will include
Signore Fricci, Vitali, Bettelbeim, ?ideas, and
Signors Mario, Giuglini, Graziani, Neri-Baraldi,
Colones., Bassi, Mazzetti, Gasperoni, and Mr.
Santley. The chorus also will be both numerous
and effective. The concert will be under the direc-
tion of Signor Arditi.

trbe Court.

WDMSOR CASTLE, Ann.l2.

The Duchess of Cambridge and Princess Mary
of Cambridge, attended by Lady Geraldine Somerset and
Captain Ellis, arrived at the Castle yesterday afternoon on
a visit to her Majesty.

The Queen, moomponied by Princess Helena, milked and
drove in the grounds this morning.

A deputation of manufacturers of the Staffordshire
Potteries, consisting of Mr. M. D. Hollins, Chairman of the
Clamber of Commerce, Mr. E. Wedgwood (Turista), Mr.
Haddock (Burslsm), Mr. It. Edwards (Longport), Maim
Livialey and Bishop (Healey), and Mews. Webberley and
Bullock (Doefftca) ; also a deputation from the clergy and
laity of the rural delusory of Stoke-upon-Trent, represented
by the Rev. Sir 1.. T. Starner, Bart., Rector of Stoke ; and
a deputation from the working classes of the Staffordshire
Potteries, rspreseated by Daniel Alloock anti William Charl-
ton. working potters, had each an interview with the Right
Hoa. Sir George Grey, at the Houle-office, oo Monday lean
The deputations were severally iatrodriced by Mr. Alderman
Copeland, M.P. ; Mr. H. It. Greaten, M.P. ; Mr. C. B.
Adderbsy, M.P. ; Viscount Ingestre, M.P. ; and Mr. Thos.
Salt, M.P.

Despatches Were received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian base&

The Duke of Newcastle was reported to be much
better yesterday.

His Excellency the Hanoverian Minister is ex-
pected at the residence of the legsAias in Grosvenor-place
is a few days from Hanover.

Captain and Mrs. Washington Hibbert enter-
tained at dinner on Monday evening, at their residence in
Do►eraLeet. his Excellency the Minister of the Nether-
lands, his Emsnem the Saxon Minister, the Marchioness
of Clainioarde, the Marchioness of Lothian, the Earl of
Coventry, Viscount Hamilton, M.P., Plenums and Via.
countess Stratford de Radcliffe, Lord sad Lady Sondes and
Hos. Mims Millen Lord Harris, Lord Redesdale, Lady
prisms Gordon, Sir Rowland Brriogtos, and Mr. Paton
Mrs. Ribbed subsequently had as evening party.
Queues Couson, Coat —(From our own
Correspondent.)—Dian.nr, Aran, 12.—The Bane•Bullen
controversy has come to an Agape terialaanon. When the
visitation at the Queen'. College, Clark, opened this morn-
ing, the counsel for Sir Robert Ham read a letter from Dr.
Buller, withdrawing completely the nylons charges made
against Sir Robert in connexion with the burning of the
college, and tendering so ample apology. The toed Chan-
oellor said he would forward the letter to the government.

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