The Express.
London, England, 1855-06-15 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, JUNE 15, 1855.

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Her Majesty and the Prince returned to Backinghsen
Pelee, after the drawisg.room, escorted by a detachment
of Life Ousrds.
In the afternoon the Queen, accompanied by the Princess
of Hohenlohe, Prince Arthur, and the Pnacess Adelaide of
Hobenlube, drove out is an open carrisge. Lord Alfred
Paget sad Malor•Geseral the Hon. Charles Grey were in
attendance on horseback.
Prins. Albert, attended by Captain the Hon. D. de Roe,
went to the Tower.
Mr. Pores had the honour of submitting for her Majesty's
and Prince Albert's inspection at Buckingham Palace the
grand equestrian portrait of MajorHeneral the Earl of
Cardigan, an be commanded the Brigade of Light Cavalry
is the brilliant deluge et Balaklava.
Her Majesty's dinner party, in the evening, included the
Duchess of Kent, the Princess of Hobenlobe, and the
Princess Adelaide of Hnhenlohe, the Lord Chancellor and
Lady Cranworth, Viscount and Vissonntses Hardiags,
Lady Anna Maria Deimos, the Baroness de Bpeth, Lord
Broughton, Sir Francis end Lady Arabella Baring, Major.
General Wylde, Colonel Lake (Royal Horse Artillery), end
Mr. Van Buren.
The bend of the Greteadier Guards attended lathe Palette,
and played during dinner.
Her Majesty's private band performed in the evening.
The Duchess ot Kent visited the Queen yesterday.

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0111111312 OF MI DAILY IWO
PARIS, TRUZSDAT YTIIMIAO•

The following account of the accident on the
Northern Railway, which caused the delay of the
mails on Tuesday, has been forwarded to all the jour-
nals, and no other is published:
An accident occurred as Tuesday on the Northern Rail-
way to the train bringing the English mail. From the
rough state of the sea some delay hid been caused in the
arrival of the steamer at Caleb. The train was in conse-
quence behind time, and came against a ►allot train, which,
in ignorance of that fact, had been left oa the line near
Cable. From the shock which took plane four passenger
received bruises, but not sufilaiently severe to prevent their
continuing their journey.

There is something very fearful in the proposition
implied from the wording of this paragraph, that a
collision is a natural consequence of a train being
behind time.

Since writing the above, I lean that instead of
four, there were ten passengers bruised, and that one
them was too much bort to continue his journey, that
a workman on the railway lied a leg broken, and that
the poistaman has been arrested.

It may be remembered that some time ego (a long
while before the affair of Pianori), several political
arrests were made in Paris. M. Brault, the judge
pi instruction by whom the prisoners were examined,
has now completed his investigations, and it is
expected that in a few days fifty-four persons will be
tried by the correctional police for the unlawful posses-
sion of arms, or for being affiliated to Secret Societies.
M. Thouvenel, the newly appointed ambassador to
Constantinople, has left Paris for his post.
The Bourn was greatly agitated. The Rents
opened with a considerable fall, and, after a *light
re-action, fell again with rapidity. The closing was
price was 58fr. 85c., being a fall of 40e. No particular
cause for the fall was assigned, beyond this, that the
"bulls" are thought to have overbought themselves.
Credit Mobilier at one time fell 20 fr., but it recovered
to within 21r. 60c. of yesterday's quotation. Railways
were calm, but prices fell a little.
The Bulletin des Lois publishes a decree opening a
supplementary credit of 14,375,000 fr. beyond the
sum fixed by the budget for the payment of the
interest on the floating debt and the services of the
treasury. Another decree opens a credit of one mil-
lion of francs to ,the Minister of Public Works for
the expenses of the Universal Exhibition.
The Emperor and Empress and the Duke of Oporto
attended at the Grand Opera, last evening, the first re-
presentation of the Vepres Sicilionssos. The first act
was somewhat coldly received, but during the second
enthusiastic acclamations were heard, and M. Verdi,
the composer, was called for unanimously at the close.
I hear it said by some musical critics, that the
maestro has repeated himself to a great extent in this
opera. So great was the public cariosity to be pre-
sent on the first night that as much as 180 f. was in
many instances paid for a stall.

Deputations from Exeter, Chester, and Newcastle-on-
Tyne, in opposition to the Area-office Bill, had an inter-
view with the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday, at
his of resideacs in Downing-street. The deputation
mom Exeter consisted of Mr. 0. Farris, Mr. John Stone,
Mr. Maynard, and Mr. Henry Wiloocks Hooper, solicitor to
the Easter Goldsmiths' Company, with Mr. Divett, Mr.
Palk, Sir T. D. Aclaad, Mr. Buck. Mr. Mowbray, Mr.
Langton, M.P. (Bri.tui), Mr. G. B. Buck, and Sir Stafford
Northoote. From Chester—Mr. Roberts, solicitor to the
Chester Coe.peny, Earl Grosvenor, Lord R. Grosvenor, Mr.
Owen Stanley, Mr. Fenwiek, li.P , end Mr. Liddell.
From Newcsatle-on.Tyne—Mr. Hesdiam, the Mayor of
Newcastle, and the Town Clerk of Newcastle, Mr. Walton-
A deputation from the Brighton Waterworks Company
had an interview yesterday with the President of the Go.
neral Board of Health, at his office, Whitehall. The depu•
tattoo, which consisted of Mr. Yeareley, chairman of the
company, and Mr. Evershed. their solidus, was introdaced
by Lord Alfred pussy, M.P.