The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-03 00:00:00

(nom Lae? NIGHT'S Gazer's)

Foxinom-omcs, Our. I.—Her Majesty's cbargd
d'affaime at Madrid lea forwarded to Earl Russell the fol-
lowing sateleame of • royal decree, dated December 17,
1362, no far Ns it relates to the formalities required to be
observed by forsigsers entering Spain :—Substsalce of
royal decree of December 17. 1862.—Foreigners coming into
Spain shall not be compelled to show a pumped ; but they
must present a " cs;dula!de vecindad" a certificate of
domicile or mildews) or, where such is the case, a certit.
este that they are in service (cartilla de servicio), or any
other document which will prove their identity, the place
whence, and the purpose for which, they come. The
authorities are at liberty to demand the presentation of this
ducumest as ones en they think oeceaeary. Any foreigner
will also be permitted to enter Spain on merely presenting
himself to the authorities, even though he may not possess
any document, but in this came he must prove his identity
by mesas of • declaration to be witueseed by the signatures
of two residents in the town in which he presents himself,
who must state that they know him, and that his declare.
tics is tree. He must also express at the area time where,
and for what purpose, be comes to Spain. The oom
vice on per yorte perms eateries Spain is abolished.
TN/ New LROAL APPOINTIIRNTs. CROWN-
OFFICI, OOP. 2.—The Queen bar been pleated to direct
letters patent to be pared under the Great Seal of the
United Kiegdan, giving and granting the office of coo of
the Banos of her Majesty's Court of Exchequer to Ciliary
Iteott, rierjeant-at-Law. The Queen has been pleased to
direct letters West to be pared under the Great Seal of
the Gaited Kingdom, constituting and appointing Sir
Remodel' Palmer, Knight, to be her Majesty'. Attorney-
Geowal in all her Majesty's Courts of Record in England.
The Queen has bees pleased to direct letters patent to be
passed under the Greet Seal of the Gaited Kingdom, *ln-
stituting and appointing Robert Purred& Collier, Esq., her
;dainty's Solicitor-GeoesaL
Fokr.unt-orrica, Barr. 30.—The Queen has been
approve of M. Antoise Naown as Coosa'.
treend to l
at Malta for hi. Imperial Majesty the Sultan. The
Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr. Edward Trow-
bridge as Consul at Barbados for the Dmitri States of
America.

WHITEHALL, Barr. 30.—The Queen has been
to appoiat John Alexander Earl of Hopetonn. to
Cle lissesdatenant and sheriff principal of the 'hire of Linlith-
gow, is tbe room of Archibald Jolm sri of Rombery,
HOARD OP TRADE, WHITEHALL, OM I.—The
Rightlion. the Lords of the Committee of Privy Council
for Trade have received, from the Secretary of State for
Foreign Affair, • copy of a notilicatson issued by the Por-
tuguese Board of Heal sod by her Majesty's
Cu
osidered emnead at Lisboposn, led of oh the port of Pernan to druon be
m

THE BISHOP DESIGNATE Or NAsSAII.—The Rev.
♦. P. VORAlee (um the (e Time) ou a sante for
may yews fa the stye[ Oxford. It msy be intenostiss to
our remiss to lossw that Ude its so fer se we have been able
to search, the oily sees oo rectod goal the reformation of
the elevation of as luebeadeed dogma to the epe:opal
dignity.

POMMOUTFI, Orr. 2.
The iiktylla, 21, screw corvette, Captain R. W.
so say,& is expected to sail to-morrow far the Eut Indies
The Falcon, 17, MAIM sloop, will probably be commis.
dosed cm Moeda .
Wi Royal ' the Duke of Cambridge, attended by
his daft. ainieed is Poetalsoalk to-day cm his annual tour of
impieties. His Royal themes was received by the heads of
the military sad naval deportment; and was saluted by the
prrineo aid the dagship Victory. He at owe proceeded to
lemmata' nakilll works of defames, and tf the mother be
favourable be will review the taupe of the garrison on
Southaewmosemea, the troops being ordered to amenable at
balif-past tea o'clock.

CHATHAM, Om
The Salamander, 4, 250-horse power, paddle-
whasi sbasser, L sow fully esumlssid for UMW sod in
readiness to hoist the pennant. She hal been fitted up in
the most elegant bud costly manaer, and is one of the finest
vessels et herj ebas afloat. It L undeneood that she will
make hrolirst anise to the Yediterrsamin, and should her
sailing sad steaming inalificatioas answer the expeetatiess
heeded di her, she will beanies a pleure yacht fer the
Pets, aniSdiosse of Wales.

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Advantede has been taken of the late One weather to
forward the works on St. Mary's blood for the sn-
ood exteusloo of this dockyard, by the tortoatias
of thseedorp basins oovorier a4th .seso of 90 acres, asid •Sr*
sew Oaks, took 600 feet is . ,

SAILING OP THE MANNED FLEET PROM
DUBLIN BAY.

Many whom the tempestuous weather which has
prevailed sloe* Saturday prevented visiting the fleet will
regret that the vemels which ow:spank'. spieadid squadron
let t the bay yesterday (Thursday). The wee* has hem es
teolement, and the vied so asortala, that Admiral Deems
could scarcely have professed with safety the visit of dee
lest. Oe Wedariay a heavy gale blew from the south-
east, which is at Kiagstows, as all who remember the deers
of rehrtuch MEL Oa testify, the most dangerous peat
of the compass. A heavy sea 'ad a murky sky did sot,
however, terrify the numerous visitors who dried te
me the Meek Naos, old& early in the day was
boarded by a amber of eager exclusionist'. It was ant
easy to pt oa hosed the awl ; and se the wind Lenses&
✓ed the waves grew rougher, it beans imposed& to get away
A large amber of persons, nearly 800, were previeted by
the violence of the gale from getting idiom so climes
being able to approach the man-of-war for the purpose of
taking them off. They were thus kept on board for the
whole evening, being ia denger of bass *mu that and im-
portant elemeot in the happine s of mankind ii fie red, sad
excursionists is partioular—via, their dinner. In this di-
amnia, however, theallant captain of the Black Prises
acted towards them with a considerate hospitality which
showed that the oaken of Maned don't require to come to
Dublin for the purpose of lianas that virtue from our Lord
Mayor. At seven o'clock p.m. excellent tea and biscuits
were served oat to all the imprisoned visitors rie the'.
mairmark, sad it is seedier to my that the good cheer es
sessosably proffered was gladly partaken of by all. Bat
this was not all. At nine p.m., additional refresh-
ment in the sham of soap was applied he the visitors, who
doubtless felt theme friendly atteaigr as infinitely more
pleasant wind up to the chapter altheir day's adventure
thee even their own domestic boards could have afforded.
The estiveatag made of the ship's head rendered danciag an
easy and Natural omequence to these hospitalities. It
was sot until from 11 p.m. to I a.m. on yesterday morals,
the sea was sufficiently smooth to amble the Mesmer,
to Oda the eaten ashore. The Kieptowa steamer,
alder the command of Caplets Willis.., rendered ma.
disable service in taking the ovals eaten a shore,
and it was three o'clock in the rooming before the last
freight was brought to Kingdom' from the filack Prism
Tilden'sy the ma beams earner, smiths triad Inuit does
sad changed to soath.west ; but still it was impossible to
EsYliwhat kind of weather might follow, ad as Dublin
ci's by 00 mesas a safe anchorage for easels, and the
shape which mewed the fleet IMO too large to be moored
in Hielptowa Harbour, the Mandela of leaving of Thurs-
day was adhered to. At first it yes sot supposed that the
due would go, sad. the inocaiog advanced end found them
still at their moorings, sad the wind fell, hopes were enter-
tained that the admiral would put off his deader*, and
that those whoa the storms of the previous days had
detained oa shore would fled an opiportasitepf visiting the
iron-dada. At ea early boar a considerable number of
perms, emit out to Kinplowa, aid the small stemma
poled as usual between the pier red the diet, bet so per-
sons were admitted on board say of the vends. TM
day was fins oompared with that which preceded it, bat
the sea still ma high. The piers were thronged
with persons who feared the risk of data tion on board the
Black Prince or Warrior, Lead used cee o'clock no person
suspected that the vessels were about to leave. Before two
o'clock, however, the signs of departure were evident. The
white lanais of the men-of-wee emitted faint emote, and
subsequently white donde of steam drifted through the
rigging. MN topmasts woes pal sp, the sabots weighed,
and slowly and silently the base eseads glided oat from
their moorings sad stood to sea. The Defence was fiat
adder weigh, thee the Resistance and Royal Oak, sad the
Edgar was being tagged out, while the Black Prince sad
Warrior still remained malaise', their black halls resting I
mon the green waters as calmly es though the ma wire glom
Meanwhile the Amara from shore became crowded with
visitors anxious to witeeee the departure of the lest. No
solute was find. no signals exchanged with the Ajax ; and
the Edgar and Emerald haying got oat to sea, and taking •
lag lewd of the heavy iron vises* the Black Priem and
Warrior weighed author sad followed la their wake. over-
taking their prodoession en rapidly is to prove their speed
is equal to their strength. The spectacle was exeesdiagly
beautiful lad striking, and though an parting sheer was
given or parting salute fired, the people who stood on shore
pined some idea of the value of • &Quadra which an move
from its moorings almost before spectators are aware of the
change of poeitke, and whisk ma he brought from place to
place with nearly as mach ease as a regiment ma be moved
on land. By half-past three o'clock the fleet was far out
to an, and the last steamer had maned to the harbour.
Thus the first vat of the Camel lest to Dahlia has termi-
nated.—Scieadere News Utter.