The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-21 00:00:00

SWEDEN.

STOCKHOLM, Nov. M.
Orders have been despatched to Carlscrosa to
prepare screw•ships for sea, and to recall the Swedish
war•steamers Vanadia and Gene from the Atlantic.
The death of the King of Denmark has occasioned
an immense sensation in Sweden.

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AUSTRIA AND THE SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN
QUESTION.

VIENNA, Nov. 20.
In the Lower House of the Reichsrath to-clay
notice wee given by deputise that they should at an
early day ask explanations of ministers as to the
course intended to be pursued by the government
in the Schleswig-Holstein question.

GREECE.
TILUISTE, Nov. 20.

Advice@ received here from Athens state that by
desire of the minists* the Greek National Assembly
is to be prorogued.

The King Cu assured the officials that they will
not in future be dismissed from their poste upon
every change of ministry.

GRIAT Firs IF. LISBON.
Nov.IA O 2O.
A tremendous fire ;brute out 'fast *Mt in *Ol
building of the Bank of Poet, and Spread to the
Municipal Chamber, the Fidelity Insurance:office,
and the adjacent shops and houses.

Everything valuable in the bank was saved, but
several documents in the Municipal Ohnwbee ware
lost. Several persons perished. The fire has been-
completely extinguished, although not until the
buildings were gutted. The conflagration was the
greatest there has been in this city for many years.
DENMARK.
COPENHAGEN, Nev. ID.
The King received the assembled Rigsraad to-day.
His Majesty thanked the president for his ad-
dress, and stated that the new common constitution,
for Denmark and Schleswig has only just been
sanctioned because It was ►n important step that
he bad been desimus of carefully weighing, as the
Rigaraad had also done.
Great cheering proceeding from large numbers
of people, the King and his family stepked out
upon the balcony, and bowed their thanks.
Deputations from the municipal councils of the
Danish kingdom and Schleswig have arrived here
to thank the King fur sanctioning the common
constitution.

HANIINGS WORKING MEN'S CLUB AND RNADING
Roos.—Os Wedeesday even's' • meeting of working
men was held in the hall, Castle read, Heaskage, for the
[either eoesideratioe of • proposal to establish a working
men's club. The chair was taken by the worshipful the
Mayor, and the attendance was very numerous. The Mayor
opened the proceedings by reading • letter addrened to him
by Frederick North, Fag., M.P., in which that gentleman
ezpressed regret at his unavoidable Mimeos from the mem-
ing, and his hearty concurrence in the project, sod suggest-
leg that a guarantee fund should be rayed for the first
year's expense. of the club, declared his willingness to guar-
antee 264., if two-thirds of the matiagiog committee were
weekly wages men. He enclosed • cbegos for 101. sr an
sanest of his proffered help. The Mayor then addressed
the meeting at some length, in advocacy a the slob scheme.
Mr. J. T. Dezter, late auistint sea etary to the Working
Men's Club Defoe, gave a lengthened account of what had
been dams by working men fur their clubs, and by the
clubs for working men in London and the large provincial
towns, and frequently elicited the applause of the meeting.
W. D. Lucas Sbadwell, Eq., gave • brief outline of the
features and rules most suitable for • club, and offered pre-
mises in Castle-road, in his own and Mr. Janson. names,
rent free, for twelve mouths. Resolutions were then unani.
measly adopted—" That • working niee's club be farmed
io Haatiogs" and " Tbat a provisional committee,
consisting of twelve panne, with power to add to
their number, be appointed to carry out the foregoing
re.olution." Mr. J. T. Dotter was unanimously and with
enthusiasm elected provisional secretary. The meeting
being thou &dimmed to Wednesday next, to receive the
report of the provisional committee, thanks to the Mayor
were voted acclamation, and the proosedine terminated.
ROYAL COLLIOB 01 SUROZONS 07 ENGLAND.--
The following gestlemen having undergone the necessary
ezareisations for the diploma were admitted members of
the college et • meeting of the Court of Examiners on the
20th inst., viz.:—Messrs. Frederic Nash, Royston ; William
Godfrey Waterways, Cape of Good Hope ; and Ebenezer
Diver, M.D., St. Andrew's, Yateley, Hants (Mediate of
University College) ; William Gallimere Hayden, 1..8.A.,
High Wycombe ; Augustus Reeve Senior, Richmond ; anli
James Fuller, L.S.A., Rectory.plaos, Woolwich the
Charing-cross Hospital) ; Francis James Ryder,
Greenwich ; and Richard Edward Cooke, L.S.A., South-
well, Notts (of St. Thomas's Hospital) ; William Henry
Yips My. Cambridgeshire • and Vincent Richards, Chart-
ton
(el Guy's Hospital). Witham Seesrdes Medley, M.D., I
Edinburgh, Alnwick, Nerthumberland ; and Ralph James
Furbes Leith, Mintlend, Aberdermabire (of Edinburgh);
George Philip Justus Ludwig Lichtenberg. Goulti-
gee, Fiesharyegnare • Alszander Murray HBO, Liver.
pool ; Janice Gwythe;, M. 11., Lend., sad L.S.A., Man-
cheater ; and Emil Julius &Wks, M.D., Gottingen, Firm-
ber7-square.
THB CHURCH IN TYR METROPOLIA—The Lord
Bishop of Leedos yesterday instituted the Rev. John Lock-
hart Roes, MA., to the rectory of the parish church of '
St. Geerge's-is-Use-Emt ; pekoes, BrIMPOOOII College, Ox-
ford. His lordship at the same time licensed the Rev.
Albert Hurt Sitwell, M.A., to the perpetual curacy of St.
Bowes, Stepney • patrons, Braramose College, Ozford.
Ala° the Rev. Charles Camps, to be minister of Christ
Chapel, situate in the district of Christchurch, Si, Nary- '
(*bone, on the nominate), of the trustees thereof, sod with
the oouaeot of the Rev. John Llewelyn Davies, M.A., in. I
erunilsent of the raid "striated Christchurch.

LAMAR LcuAcr TO MT L—The lady
resident at Torquay. who, it will be remembered, became
so great an admirer o Mr. Disraeli, is just dead, and bee
lett a very handsome leper to the right boo. gentleman.
The anocat of the legacy, we believe, is 40,000/., aod Mr.
Dietaiti is also appeimed sole 'muter under the will of
the isseued. TM lad, wee la so way related to the great
Centervatimi leader, bat was ea satire et/eager to him.—
Liveryiesi Courier.

(nom Lawr Munro GUSTO.)
Armazairv, Nat 21,
The following pronicuous, demo tato letb debut, have this
day bees made is ccateequede of the death as the Mk
lutist of Admiral of the White Sir Jobs Gadd Sin.
dear. Bart.:—Admiral of the Bid Sir Hoodoo Stewart,
K.C.8., to be admiral of the white ; Vice-Admiral /sopa
Ryder Barton, LH., on the reserved link to be admiral
on the same lot ; Tice Admiral of the Bed Air William,
Paseleatire Add, X.C.8., to be @dal& of de Yea:
Vies-Admirel id de Wide, Sir Jades Bede,
be vicwadiairal of the red ; Via-Admired al the Blob
Thome Wren Carter, C. 8., to be viewed:4rd of the,
white. Boar-Admirals James Brasier, Robert Gratert
co the moved list, to be viewadadede vs the
ease list ; Rear-Admiral of the Bad Hided Quin Is he.
vieweibminl d the we; iiw Ad.iml el ilia MAW
Sydasy Colooys Deere% C. 8., to be rearedsobrel et the
red ; Boar-Adiatial of the Blue Merles to be
resealed:al of the white; Captain Claude Simon
Break* C. to be rear-admiral of the blue. Retired
Via-Admirals William Henry Smyth. Richard Sac-
mans, to have the rash aid title of retired admiral., sad
retired Base Admirals William Slaughte.-, IS.H., Thomas
Gill, William Alias HerHughtes, Robert Gordon, to have
the nab ad title of retired vineadiairala, Is pursuance
of the Order is Council of May 7, 1858.

Aintitwx; Nov. 20.
@Meat Burrow Duds kl"Certhyt to the lildeutaa, sad
Witham Clerk to the Aoress.
014 et Eseeesr Mee Tucker, to the Aaron.
Joh* I, Dam'. Os lie Aurora.
itoirlattoo &twirl °titbit and Jima Foriker,
t. the Amon ; sod John Rice, to ilto lads' for tltit
he •

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DESPATCH Ol THZ CALCUTTA, CHINA, AID
Aturrnau a Yawo.—The Peninsular sad Oriental Oar
posy.' stesmakip Pent, Captain Jamieson, sailed Irma
fionthamptom yesterday at 3 p.m., with the mails for
Gibraltar, the Mediterranean, Egypt, Ades, Gybe, India
(except Bombay), China, lisarittee, Anatolia, sod NM
Zealand, together with 65 first mid 38 moodolam pis-
s:wen. The Pen took out on freight 411 boxes specie,
value 312,6171. 15e., for the following porta, tin : Alexia.
dela, gold 110i11, 213,0001., watches, lea, 3291. be. ; Ceylon,
jewellery and watches, 1401. ; Madras, sovereigns, 1.0001..
gold thread and jewellery, ; Calcutta, bar :diver,
*OW., *allay gad watshas, 3,3394 ; Penang, dollars,
47904 ; Sinospere, jewellery sod watches, 1664 ; flag
Soo, do tan, 2,5004, bar silver, WWI., geld tad silver
thread, watches. Se., 8791. ; Shanghai. dollen, 249121.,
bar silver, 9201., jewellery and watches, 8361. ; flobsesee
Bay, jewellery, Out, 1,6671. 10a. ; llelboarne, mashie and
Meer sap, 1811. ; sad for Sylney, jewellery sad wakens,
1,3311. The NMI also took out a full cargo of gamma
sesereandiem

Tau Cava !Morales Vounrrumn—His Royal
Menem the.Priece of Wale., the hammy Wiest of We
distieguldted 00171. 11111 Just presented to it • magefloeut
ehelleege inip, which will be shot for this day at WI M 1116014
The rap has jail been completed by Mersa Elikiagimi, sad
submitted to his royal luglisem's iespecitioe,aad base highly
approved of 'by him Ou the top of the map are three
"germ is the imitate of the corps, me umuMA fanairEs
very ohoreeteristic group. The arms elf &ha Jeripm are ea •
shield below the body of Use cep, sad, beside it, is modest.
shield bearlig tie arms of the Priem*. Oi the speed%
side is • third thield Imam; the piteme, motto sad Mee!
of the Pripoe, mid upon the pat.:idol the following
the :—" Challenge Cep presented by Ma Royal
Ripka= Albert Edward Prime of Wales, hammy Oohed
of the Civil Barrios R. V., to be held for a year by the beet
shot in the regiment."
The following appointments have been made in
As Royal Novel Swerve :—T• be Lieutemeate—slamise
Aberclour Elmslisthad Almaderßertismaa Devi**.

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METROPOLIPAP 30.41.0 OP WORKS.

The weekly raosturg. of the board was held
yesterday, Mr. Thwaites in the choir. The chairman said
that with reference to 'the disposal of the sewage of the
motreptlis it IPSO &iambie that the board theinkthom • full
opportunity of diapering the mutter. A sumbeeef Medan
had been reoeived at the office from perilous desirous of trest-
les with this gumbos. It was meemary that the pirtiamee.
May notices should be delivered by or before the 45th at
the present mouth, and it wee therefore deetrairle that the
board should come that day to a decision as to what course
they would adopt. He would put it to the members
as to whether a special day should not be set
apart, when the whole matter ended be taken into con.
sideratioe. It was desirable that as early a day se possible
should be appointed. There were novena natters conneeted
with the Thames Embankment which were involved is this
question, and it would Dot be politic to epee the matter that
day.—Mr. iililler, IL P., begged to sell the atteatern of the
board to the feet that the speciticatios for the second pm-
' don of the Thames Embankment bad been by some Mad.
vertence sot emit to the members. but frost information be
bad obtained he famed that clause 54 made their own mi.
&leer the arbitrator between the board and the con-
tractors, which he strongly objected to, and would,
therefore✓ wish that each a slats of thing, should be
immediately altered. The letter course to adopt
would be that all disputes should be referred to an lade.
peadeet arbitrator. He bad reams to know that itome very
respeotable ad responsible oadranten had &ahead to seed
is their tenders in consequence of the chime referred to, end
that the public were thereby deprived of their services.—The
Chairman said the question might be ameidered as to whether
the specification should be altered, and the reception of the
tenders adjourned. Advertisements could be issued that the
time foe the reception of the seeders had bees postponed,
sad that when the metier outer on all the parties tendering
could then he in atteoilance, and would then have an op.
rfttilty of judging of the speci6cation so altered.—Mr.
H. L. Taylor coosidered that the proposition for the finer-
ties of an advertiesmeat, stating that the postponement
the tenders bad takes place, was very proper. Aa them
were erretain 'objects m reference to it to be cos.
Wend, he (Kr. Taylor) thought the beet plain
would be to DRUM a special day foe the purpose
of introducing such a clause as would prevent any
disagreement. It was a tandem which ought sot to lie
debated ou the present occation.-311. °Amos trusted
some such course would be adopted, and they would then
obtain the desired cooldence of the public, and materially
alter their position. Reports which had been circulated_
sad which were without fouedviaon, bad greatly prejudiced
the board is the minds of the public. He hoped that the
arbitration dame would ha struck out. The food straight-
forward way would be to poitpoue the reception of the
tenders, and thee all matters, wben the subject mime on
ague, could he dismneml. It was ultimately resolved that
the day fee miceivieg the tenders for the mooed portion of
the Thames Eatteekraerit should lie postponed till the 17th
December. A communication won read from the vestry of
Hemel:lodger oompliiimog of the continuous flooding of
lama in Someedielde, Bermondsey, is 0:101114000011 of the
metropolitan drainage works. The letter also stated that •
m cat amount of fever Lad been occasion,d, and therefore
the vestry considered it • matter which required the imme-
diate attention of the board. The matter was referred tea
committee for consideration and repot After some rou-
tine Moieties had been tranmered. the hoard adjourued.

WORKING MEN'S CI.I B AND INSTITUTE

UNION.

ALFRED WEBB MILES,
Everybody knows Mr.
REMOVED from Bowl-street, to 73. BROOK STRF.ZT, flanorer-
square, Is 1.x58. The lea TROtSERS 'catenated by him; In all
the New Patterns for Winter, "better than ever."
srEcIAL NOTICE TO GENTLEMEN.
A. W. MILES begs most respectfully to announce that hls
stoek Is Use neons dopartaaerta of his est&bushisese Is now
replete for Grp-coat; Testicle, Bedford Cords, and 'meat
waterproof °HO kw handles. the wooLdyed Black and Blue
Rook Coats, 10a. A choice ef piece, of Indestructible wooded
West of England Cloths. k.TA HEBB ED leek Only addresa

rrßouszas.—Special atteution is ailed to the
new WINTER STOCK ; end gentlemen who do not mind
paying a fair price foe a good pair of Trianon can depend on
=atrial and lotteries that cannot be excelled. at
HAMILTON and KIMPTONT,
106, Strand, opposite Exeter Hall.