The Express.
London, England, 1863-01-12 00:00:00

THE PRINCE OF WALES.

SANDRINGHAM, SATURDAY NIGHT.

His Royal Highness rode yesterday afternoon on
horseback, sad inspected the Wolverton portion of hi
estate.

Today the Prince has been 'booting in Wademore Wood
and the Scotch belt with considerable sitcoms. The address
of the Norfolk magistrates, resolved on in public meeting
at Norwich, has been received by Lieut.-General Knollys
for presentation to his Royal Highness.

It is undentood that the Prince will follow the West
Norfolk hounds on Wednesday next, and the loven of the
hunt are on the qui are for the event.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Prlooses Mary, and Ws Royal Highness the
Duke of Cambridge, leave teen today for Badminton
Eloise, Gloucestershire, on • visit to the Duke and Duchess
of Beaufort. A select party are invited to meet their royal
highoeues.
The Duke and Duchess of Manchester are about
to receive • 119C001111i0D of visitors at Kimbolton Castle,
Iluutingdonalaire.__

The Earl of Fife leaves Powerscouz i Castle,
county Wicklow, this day, on a visit to Mr. and Lady
Louisa Brooke, at Acton Park, near Wrexham.

Lord and Lady Calthorpe left Groavenor-aquare
on Saturday for their seat, Elvatham, Hanka.

The arrival of Sir Robert Peel at Killarney is
announoed in the Cork papers. He is to remain on a visit
with the Right Hen. H. Herbert, at Miami Abbey, for
some time during the shooting season.

Mr. CharleaKesn'e Irish to his native city, Water-
ford, bas been made the occasion of great festivity. Sir
Benjamin and Lady Morris invited 40 of the elite of the
neighbourhood to meet him and Mrs. Kean at dinner on
Wednesday, all of whom were presented with tickets for
the readings in Shakespeare, sad 400 cards were issued for
a ball in the evening, which was held in the Town-hall im-
mediately after the performance. Dancing took plsce in
the council-chamber, and supper was laid out In the town-
clerk's offios. The band of the 86th Regiment attended.

His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury has
accepted the office of Vice•Preeident of the Reformatory
and Refuge Union, as representing the reformatory move-
ment throughout the country.

The Gavazzi rioters at Tralee were put on their
trial at quarter •11160118 on Thursday, before Mr. Christopher
Oopinger, Q.C., chairman, and a large bench of magistrates.
All the jurors who tried the are were Romeo catholica
lower clue than are usually put upon the panels, and, aa
might have been expected, the result was a verdict of
so:mitt-1

A new English church has been consecrated at
Nice by the Lord Bishop of Gibraltar in the promisee of
the principal French authorities, who had the courtesy to
accompany the English consul in his official capacity. The
church has been built entirely by voluntary contributions,
at a total cost of 6,40 W., the architecture being that of the
14th century. It is said to be the most complete English
church on the Continent, and is certainly the most so of
any in France. It has accommodation for 700 persons,
including the organ gallery.

The health of the King of the Belgians is said to
be main failing. A celebrated German ar•geoo, Dr. Long-
whack, of Berlin, is at present attend;og his Majrsty.
The director of the imperial printing-house at
Paris is actively engaged at present in preparing for pub-
lication the documents relative to the rtf►irs of Italy,
Mexico, and Greece. The Emperor bag commanded that
these documents shall be published pret:otis to the (vs.
Gossips on the &Urea in the Senate and the Chamber of
Deputies. The public will thus have an opportunity of
appreciating the conduct of the government on thoee ques-
tions.

The Official Gazette of Turin formally contradict&
a statement to the effect that orders bad been given to the
postal authorities to prevent the tranimiuion of portraits
of Garibaldi. The notice confutes itself by the utter imps.
aibßity of carrying such an order hto effect, and a'so by the
fact that portraits of Garibaldi have always been exhibited
in the shop-windows without the slightest attempt at
molestation from any quarter ; and not of Garibaldi him-
self alone, but of his boot, "u it appeared at Aspro-
monte," with the bole made by the bullet—not to speak of
the groups purporting to represent " Dr. Neuron asserting
his belief that the beget is in the wound," " Dr. Pat:ridge
maintaining the contrary," and a vat:ety of eqri"y imita-
tive specimens of the photographic
The Journal de Rouen states that Messrs. Platt
Brothers, engine builders at Oldham, have sent 401. to the
relief fund for the starving operatives in Rouen, and ex-
presses its gratitude.

A Turin correspondent of a contemporar; writes :
"If it will be any consolation to the pomessois of the ob-
jectionable anynames enumerated in Mr. Buggey's list (see
the Times of the 30th December), I beg to assure them that
they have every respectable muster of fellow-sufferers in the
other countries of Errope. Confining ourselves to Italy,
we have hero such untranslatable designations as Caglioni
and Camay Afflitto (afflicted), Spares:M. (frightens), Pa-
ddle (frying-pan), Catenaecio (door-chain), Bev-Llamas and
Berilatte (th:okwater and drinkmilk), PocViateste
I head), Cane (dog), Cesnola (bitch), Srlsa (sauce), Verdun'
(greens), Cipella (onion), besides such cogucier'el enigmas as
Speceacreta, Mangiagatti, end Fumagalli (challtsplitter,
cockeeter, and cockamoker). With time and observation
the list might be immensely extended. Your Naples cor.
respondent could furnish you s:th a choice co'lection of si-
miler appellative eccentricities, that being the part of the
country where they luxuriate in the greatest profusion."
Advicee from Stockholm state that astonishment
is felt at seeing the importance attached by some foreign
journals to the motion brought forward by one of the mem-
bers belonging to the Chamber of Peasants, for abrogating
the Salk law in Sweden, and declaring the Princess Louise,
daughter of King Charles XV., to be eligible is succeed her
father. The motion to that effect has been unanimously
rejected by the committee to which it was referred, and the
question cannot again be skirted.

The Official Jourital of Turin contains in its
impression of the 9th inst. a summary of the information
published in several French paper■ respecting the reforms
granted by the Roman government, and states the opinion
of the French press to be that the radical vica in the system
of that government renders any efficacious reform impos-
sible.

The Turin Official Gazette of January 9th says
" We are happy at befog able to announce that not only at
Turin, but in the other principal town, of Italy, the sub•
scriptioo oil behalf of those who have suffered by brigandage
has net with peat favour. The municipalities almost
everywhere take the in;tietive."

A course of lectures in Turkish is shortly to be
berm in Stamboul in the large hall of Reschid Pasha's
University building. Dervish Pada will deliver the first
of the series, his subject bciog chemistry and natural
philosophy. The government is to furnish the instruments,
sec., for experiment and demon -tration.

INDIA-OFFICE, JAW. B.—The Queen has been
plumed to appoint Edward Perique Laying*, Esq.,
herristerot-law, to be a judge of the High Court at Fort
William, in BengaL—Ca:ette.
BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, JAN. 9.—The
Right ilooourable the Lords of the Committee of Privy
Couocil for Trod* give notice that the Almiittur of the 6th
instant contains a French imperial decree flxiog the customs
duty opal natural netron imported into France at 3f. pet
100 kilos (decimes included.—Casette.
THE LATE LAW/ MAYOR.—The Lord Chancellor,
oe the nomination of the Marquis of Winchester, Lord-
Lieutenant of Haute, has been pleased to place Mr. Cubitt,
the lam Lord Mayer, on the commiasion of the peace for
that county. Mr. Cubitt has loge resided in the immediate
neighbourhood of Andover, in Hampshire, for which borough
he was reemitly returned to parliament.

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