The Express.
London, England, 1863-09-24 00:00:00

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FRIDAY. OS TR I SATURDAY.
N. E. to N. W., strong Noun-Prix. N. to 8, trash to mode.
t? trait. relay to rate, sows squalls.

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EVI., to N.N.W., Wm coons. N.W. to S.W. and B.L,
strong to fresh, Ma fresh, squally, some
In places. rain.
N.D. to;8.IL awl S.W., ems Co Lees. 8.8. K to W.S.W. sad to
fresh, Roans, show. N.W., moderate to
tn. fresh, some showers.
W. to N. ma to L, SOOTS-UM \.t- to S. E. and toS. W.,
strong to fresh. fresh to moderate,
showery. with showers.
North-DuCalthnoss to Norfolk. West=Donegal to Cern.
wall. South=Chansiel and Bay DOollta loath.lisat-,Btralt of
Dover to Norfolk.

M. Berryer is passing the vacation at his estate
at Aniervale. M. Mere bas returned to Paris for the
winter.

THE Dolce D'AIIMALZ. —Yesterday the Duke
d'eantele prodded over a dinner held in connexion with
the Vale of Evesham Horticultural Society. His royal
highness, in the course of the evening, spoke
at some length upon the subject of agricul-
tare. Proposing " The Reath of the Queen," he
said :—" Mil God give her for many years health and
strength to accomplish those royal duties which no
prince has ever fulfilled better. May she live long to
enjoy the devotion of her subjects, the respectful
affection of those who have had the honour to
approach her, and the approbation of the whole world.
M y she find in the virtue and happiness of her family
and the prosperity of there realms some consolation for the
irreparable loss—that dreadful blow which has almost
broken her warm and generous heart."
The Aoarznosn —We understand that the
proosediop instituted some time since in the Court of
Chancery, by our worthy mayor, J. L. Bulleid, Esq.,
on behalf of the Rev. Lewis Price, of Glastonbury,
against the defendant, Mr. Primes, of the Agapemone,
for the recovery of a considerable amount of money,
have been brought to a very successful termination. It
appears that the case wee originally placed in the hands
of another solicitor in the neighbourhood, who failed to
accomplish anything satisfactory to his client, and obliged
the Rev. Lewis Price to dispense with his services and altos
the ease in the hands of Mr. Bulleid, his present solicitor.
i • Whereupon the necessary steps were at once taken and •
bill of complaint was filed against the defsedant, which
compelled him to abandon his defence, come to i•TIIII, and
restore the whole of the property, with the exception of •
certain amount of interest which had accrued upon it since
the plaintiff had left the Agapemone, a claim which be re-
lioquished in consideration of compensating advantages
arising from an immediate compliance with his demand.
A satisfactory settlement of the property has since been
executed by the Court of Chancery, in pursuance of and'.
cation to that effect made in the plaintiff's bilL It is cre-
dibly reported that these and other proesedisne of the
plaintiff nave told with disastrous effect upon Priories
system of religiose Woolly and imposture, and thee it the
most anions check It bas receiveL—Marrierwe Jawed.

THE GALS EASTIRN.—It ill currently reported
that We ship is to be said by anotion.—riases.
Corrtsai lELPLOGION ♦r ASSAD/CAL —A dreadful
exploliou of ere damp took place to tie Awns piton Mon-
day evening. Oos man was killed mite "Of, 1114 *Mew
or fourteen ethos lamely injured.

'RUNNING THE BLOCKADE.
The veto York Herald says :—" We have re-
ce files of the Bermuda Royal Gazette to the
LAW, Her Britannic Majesty's ship Rinaldo,
from this port, arrived at St. George's on the 28th
of last month. According to our accounts the
"ports of Bermuda were literally crowded with
vessels engaged in running the blockade from
the rebel porta, and the warehouses, wharves,
public stores, and every other convenient place,
were crammed with cotton, d c., brought in from
the blockaded towns and ports of the South. The
vessels engaged in this illicit trade invariably carry
the rebel flag, and on arriving in British ports are
received with loud acclamations by the people. The
rebel steamer Eugenia, from Wilmington, North
Cardin% arrived at St. George's on the 28th ult.
Large cargoes await rebel vessels in different parte
of the island."

SOUTHERN DISCONTENT WITH JEPPERSON
DArIS.

(From the Charleston (S.C.) Mercury, Sept. 5.)