The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-17 00:00:00

THE ZINO OP THE IIELLENES.III

His Majesty King George L of Greece will leave
Copenhagen to-day on board the Danish ship Esbern SW"
accompanied by Count Spann* and two adjutants, who
hold rank in the Danish navy. The King will land at
Stettio, and will proceed thence to the Russian capital by
railway, arriving on &today. The Emperor of Ramie. (who
has been in Finland since Monday last) will return to St.
Petersburg on Sunday, and will meet King George. Ma
Majesty will proceed to Rumpenheim about the 23rd inst.,
on a visit to his relative., but will only remain there one
day, and will then visit Brumela, London, and Paris ou his
way to Toulon, where, about the 21st cc 22nd October, he
will embark for Greece on board the Hellas frigate.

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Prin-
cess of Wales will prolong their residence at Abergeldie till
the close of the week after neat, aod will then go to Ban.
dringharn, Norfolk, for a few weeks._
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His excellency M. Musurus, Turkish ambassador
M this court, accompanied by IL Paul Huelva,. left St.
Leonarch-on-Sea last evening. en route for Constantinople.
His excellency will be ►bseut a couple of months,
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His Excellency the Hanoverian Minister, accom-
panied by Viscount and Viscount's@ Weldon, his Idt
Holstein for Hanover.

Hie Excellency Sir Andrew Buchanan and Lady
Buchanan have left Brown's Hotel for Berlin.

The Earl and Cotuiteu of Clarendon and family
are at present staying at Lathan Haase, Laacasbire, the
seat of Lord Skelmersdala. Lord Clarendon returned from

Germany a few days since.

The Duchess of Montrose and Lady Violet
Graham, the Earl and Countess of Banns, Lord and Lady
Rendlesham, Lord DunksUM, the Hon. Min Canning, the
Hon. G. Cadogan, Sir Robert Broworigg, Sir Hedworth
and Lady Williamson, Mr. H. Hodgson, ILP., Captain
13eannont, M. Van de Weyer, Mr. A. Baring, he., are now
visiting Mr. sad Lady Margaret Brannan at Bretton Park,
Yorinhire.

The Earl and Countess of Warwick are shortly
expected at their house iu the Stabieiard, St James's,
from viaiting the Earl of W.myse at the fussily seat is
&Ward.

Mr. George Potts, the conservative member for
Bands/de, is reported ea suffering from serious illness.

It is stated in a letter from Chamonni, that among
the most recent visitors were the Indian primes, raggedy*
Neth Jason, and Mommobum Ohms Jagore, the former of
whom ascended to the summit of Mont Blase, No less
than thirty-seven other sucomsful assents have been made
this season, including two by ladies. One of these latter, a
young married English lady, did the entire distance on foot,
sleeping as usual at the Grande Mole* and the day shot
the colossal excursion she walked from Chamoeni to Mar-
tam.

"The reign of Napoleon ELL," says a letter from
Paris, "has been remarkable for the visits made by the
diplomatic reoraisotatives of semi•barbarous ►nd distant
nations, leaving in the shade even the court of Louis XIV.,
whose beast it was to have summoasd from the extmoitiss
of the globe some of the most outlandish ambaasedora that
civiliwod society ever received. We have, for example, had
the Montenegrios, in piateneque costumes, their waists
being eocircled by many fire-arms and jewelled daggers. We
have shoe witnessed in the streets of Paris the Japanese ple-
nipotentiaries, who considered the ballet of she Greed
Ors a wain on earth. Tie children of the demi,
chiefs with unpronounceable same., have visited us from
the windy emotes of Africa. At the present day we have
the Aniamite ambmeadors."

A letter from Biarritr., in the Sport, mentions
that on the arrival of the Emperor at night, his Majesty
passed through a double line of visitors and the population,
headed by the mayor and cart, each person hold-
* a teeth is his band. The bosoms of the
reception cum paid, the residents and bathers have
gote allowed his Majesty to enjoy repass sad privacy.
At the bell which took place on Monday at the Pala
zug6nie, the Empires was attired with eleamst
; her Majesty's costume =misting of a white media
dress, with a light blue sash, sod her hair board with a
diadem of ribbon of the same colour. The Make, led as
usual by the Marquis de Catu, terminates the fete at mid.
eight. Rereehmenti are headed round by a young Egyp-
tian in his native dress.

The "pilgrimage" to Cherbourg, organised by the
Parisian pariah of NotreDsnsedrs-Victoiree, did sot prove •
success. Cro the pihrrinie arrival and heaving the railway
station in procession, they wan assailed by a large snob,
booting and yelling, which broke through the cortige, the
" disincta mambos" of which do not appear to harm after-
wards reunited. No personal violence was, howeviw, offered
to the devotees by the irreligious populism.
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The Union des Deux &)orei ;tato' that s young
roan of St. &own, who was surged to ride as a jockey at
the races of Dna; subjected himself to so sewn ► awns
of twining is order to reduce his weight, that he wss foaled
deed in the stable two days sites, apparently from
starvatioo.

A letter from Rome mentions that the police
have made " domiciliary tints" at the realising, of M.
Borstal, apotheoary, sad Profaner Alcor Micas*, was of
the most eminent sensor of Bee= and fennerly repression'.
ties to the court of Turin of the Boman republic of 1848.
The National Committee of Rome has just given
• serious proof its power by capturing all the praises sad
ether printing =starfish haleagisig to the Martini= paper
ally itself Rana o Mork. Is the middle at the day the
Nabbed Oosamittee dared to mad • body of men, who
task pinesesica Of the beam sad carried =I all the
"plant" in the same ci "United Italy," end all because
the dreelati•g of the Roots o Merge was likely to damage
the astlo•al cause. If the Pops bed wished to execute
such sham memos= be valid have been forced to call
epos the Frisch tarns= for help. Bat this strong mea-
nt= is sot at all approved at by the majority of the Italian
Mends.

On the 30th of July Let the national debt of the
ljahod Mates was 219,454,8614, and the yearly Interest
payable on it 8,455,8004, averaging a little mare than 3i
per east.

Two of the paid visitors of the Preston Belief
Committee were charged before the Prestou meth tntes
=ey with defrauding the relief aoarmittee tot mast.
xtent Their plan of president was said le be to
draw tiekete for • certain family fort., sad to me oely two I
of them, keeping the remainder • or, ae it was shows in
(Aber instances, drawing (or 'smaller some sad sot
admisiatering relief at all. The meatent of the
committee pre evidence which excited the of all
who limn it. From his statement, the mounts wear to
have Imes kept in the loam{ manner. Wine were distri-
buted among the visitors to do what they liked with, and
nothing mere ins ever asked about them. The primmer'
were reseeded.
INTIM:STING DISOOVIIT AT WlNDSOlL—Oardinal
Webey's Chapel is now being restored and beautified. sad
wills onetime some richly carved .bee-work bat week,
beams weerssary fee the wartime ol Maws. Poole (ab*
ham sharp of the reentrance) to eat away • pontes if the
11/41 Wit id* el the doorway missing kis the aisles.
apposite eh Oemp's Chapel Os -removing the maws
of Mime from mortar is
which they VIM im-
bedded. 14 or 18 of the plans were dimmed to ham
formed (it la sappowd) • sorties of the chapel erected
hy Hoag lIL Thom labirostioi Mica farm per.
Moss el the jamb at a doorway with cam
lags, palms, sad other puts of as ancient escloolartisid
chem. Oa me of the steam is as mats arias, while the
mosticsgt and sarfscos affil bear the colleges, gmea,eaZ
sad black *Moats with which thaw wen drooratod to
aad sig-srig The whole ef the Moses WOK to
lea
lielsesed to the early ForMsh sad Newest poricb s. They
ham bees examined by X. Bekhetor, the setleptwiaa of
Windom Ora* sad it is behaved that Is the mks ef
Homy VIII. they wore seed la the comarsotios of the•
see difice is formisg tie Mentor wall. A Maspaph at
the stows has ham tabs. by Mr. Poole. The earobig wail
i be takes to Ms Osetls for her Me)ostyh imipsetkmas bar
mars from Sootliatl—Times.