The Express.
London, England, 1864-04-30 00:00:00

GARIBALDI AND VICTOR HUGO.
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Yesterday week, the day on which he received
the vW al killer* Higher' the Prince of Wales, General
Goad& wrote ss follows to Victor Hugo :
(Translation.)
"ro VICTOI now, saursvur.z-nousg.

" Priaasigatti. Loadon, 22nd April, 1864.

" Dear Vietor Hnito,—To silt you in your exile sus with
me more than a desire—it was a duty ; but many rheum-
atism' provost me.
" I hope you will understand that distant or near I am
never separated from you, and from the noble came you
represent.

-"
Always your,
" G. GAIJUZIALDI."

(84911.

241 b April, 1664.

"Dear Gatibaldi,—l hive not written to you to come
bemuse you would have come, and whatever might have
been my delight to take you by the band—you the true
hero—whatever joy I might have had to receive yon in my
house. I knew that you were better occupied : you were in
the arms of a nation, and ono man has net the right to take
you away from a people. . .

" Oneraiey lielstee Capron', and perhaps one day may
visit it. In the meantime let us love one another.

--
"The people of &wised at the present moment present
a noble spectacle. Be the finest of England after having
been the Liberator of Italy. This is beautiful and grand.
He that is applauded is followed. Your triumph in England
is a victory for Liberty. The Old Europe of the Holy Alli-
ance trembles at it. The reason is, that there is no great
distance from these arreleasatiows to &Hyena:roe.

" Your tried,

"Vicros iloco."

FASHIONS FOR MAY.

(From Le Pakt.)

•
After having been for more than a month in a
state of indecision m to the &shims for the coming season,
we find ourselves all at ogee surrounded by • prodigious
number of novelties, all alike demanding notice is
our columns. We mast Snit speak of the different
materials now being shown in the Paris homes. They
have never been more elegant nor of greater variety.
The thick corded aka, taffetas, and, indeed, the greater
somber of silks geed for full dram, are made with a whites
ground sad designs of wide, shaded stripes, or a very
marked chine pattern of three shades mingled ; others
with bouquets et various colours, imitating embroidery.
flake for lees dressy omissions are in checks or fancy
skips. In the Ant rank of elegant materials we
would mention the chine taffetas Louis XV. with satin
strips; the violet poult de sole, crossed with white
redress stripes ; others in shades of brown, green.
French blue, and orange glace ; and a material
called jusion IN covered over with • pattern imi.
tating peacocks' feathers. Printed Pompadour, media
mohair, with • white greened spotted over with told
flowers, metal Imo, elk page, thiek-oorded alpacas.
and Wigs satire sr* all in vague. It is said that the
tames habit will be • make very much adopted both for
dreams sad =Wee. One noted home makes them
separately, so that they can be worn with any dress ; but
when composed of black taffetas, it should not be worn
with • skirt of a light colour. The white pique, braided,
is preferable, when wore es an ►t.home negligee them
Certainly this style is mast peculiarly unbecoming to short
women, and, indeed, it appears as a marvel if a costume so
nearly resembling a pettiness's dress-coat can ever be made
scything but uabsemsting ; but the chroniclers of legions
tell us it is la mode, and it most be recorded.
There is no change in the make of drams ; stall the narrow
sleeve, and the trineeniap generally placed at the bottom of
the skirt instead of above the hem. . • .

The bonnets d the present season, although much trim-
med in front, an far less raised, awl eery Narrow at the
sides ; the curtains almost form a hood behind. The ma-
terials most used we amp% ries sad sewed straw, or tuns*

Prime Frederick of Denmark, brother of King
Christie', and noels of the Kim of Greece, who has been
for some time on a visit to hie nephew, arrived at Coterie.
tine,* en the 16th, from Allman by the French mail
steamer. He stayed at Miseries Hotel ; and on the 18th
his royal Meows ldt by the men packet for littstandjie.
on his way, it is said, to Denmark.
The Levant Herald, of the 12th says :—" The
raw yacht Tells has already bees pat upon her mettle in
Totrinek IMMO% The Solna left with her on • pleasure.
trip in the comes of the week, touching at venous places,
sad axtendiag his trip se far as Teeedes sad the Arai.
pahgo. The Tells had three other Maarten In her orn.
may, sad it was • matter al general remark on their de.
patters from the Bosphorus, with what swtft gram
the new yield glided away into the sea of Mamma
leaving her compares' far distanced in the rear.
Oa Saturday his Majesty anchored at the Dm-
dwell's, sad remained them ell sight, the whole
place being illuminated in honour of his vidt ; and
on Sudsy morning be steamed away for Tosedos. His
Majesty !steroid yesterday to Dolewliagltheled. The groat
speed sad ease of motion of the new yacht have realised the
mod marries expectatiom She is the swiftest Sewer
in mildews; the beauty of her lime weld seraphim •
shipbuilder ; and her rich Internal Strap r. pomeibly too
serge aid luxuriate for • vowel &Weed esseirseally M
battle with a rough sea. As smaity exammrated estimates
are aurora of the oast of this latest and most beautiful
specimen of eteariseaft, we may meatier that the 'tan al
56,0001. ewers the milk* outlay.'
Tar NATIONAL PORTRAIT GALLIZY. —This morn-
lag we Wood the 7th report al the trustees of this gallery.
Among the donations since the last mport are • marble beat.
by Bahasa, of Dr. Arnold, of Rugby, presented by the
Bishop of Manchester, and • portrait al William
Woodall, the porliementary reporter, 1745.1803,
painted by T. Beach. • pupil of Sic Joshes
Boyeelds, promoted by H. D. Woodfall, Eon.
The pershasse mods by the toadies sew amount to
US. They have bees isereased Awe the LW report by pr"
teats el Chador OlierehM, QUO'S Catharine of Amigo', sit
Nicholas Babes, Thowafiteakey, the hietoriseof philosophy,
Lard Beathisid, Ambhishep Land. sad the Zeal at Maw
Sell. The patty. iestead al brag open hem 12 to 4, will
hanomforth he open from 10M 5 between Zaire sad Michael.
was. and free 10 to 4 between Michaelmas need Easter, the
days of admiesks being Wednesdays rod Seterdays, es
balers The taste= resew their protest spied the is-
'Amnesty of the sperm at their disposal.
DINCILANAIRS 711011 run Aster. —lt appears, from
• parliamentery meters lased this morning, that the Owl
number el men whose limited harm of twelve year? earth,
sr ten year lefantry genies In the may aspired In the
thme mare oodles 1882.3. was 11,842. Of them 4,547 wore
mropmA sod 5,151 iseharged.
TEN Meow Rum —Lirmool, Aran. 29.—.
Mews FLAthee, Hell, and Stew, of Liverpool, have re.
mimed • Mispone Maim that the commission ben been
assented la Egypt, sod that the commiesioners will reach
Leedom en the 7th al May. The trial will, tbet•hrao
Safely lake pines ea the calk: s'isus
The Peninsular and Oriental Company are build.
lag • sew Weessr, Mbe maned the Nyman. She will be
shoot 2,000 kw border.
It: is estimated that about 30,000 lambs will im
exported from the Isle of Wight this mem. It Is carious
that though the Wert is idled the garden of Embed
large quantities el sovietise are imported into it free the
whim&
A trading mewl from the port of Havre, the
lifaathe, having seine time bask bees usjustly Mod sad
&treed by Tailed Stet..' masers, the Fresh memoir
the at Wearers applied to the Federal government for
ea Indemnity. sad • slam of 140,030 laws has bees as
envied to the wawa.
Bmsvziica or Dana The Lai of Ellenberurb's
BM begin@ with eursifieg that ae sestenes of death shall be
emeried late ezewities "Werra the authority of one al the
Seareheries at SUM* Whomever a pews is seeteseed to
wdeath,
ith the ledge before wheel web le Mod is faith.
" male • report threat Mthpenese Semetwisf itestrer,
end that fenetionacy is he mimes the Lind
the Lord Aug lesties. the Rearreilwr Of the sentence
vemnsd is Loudon). sad "ail snob serabees of the Privy
Cowell as an at the time iatristed apothalby with the duly
if elvish( Use Majesty '° live I. be ) to meet to eon-
eider ill the eirismotanoss of the Ydsl, and all the Warw.
thea and repseemeatiew the eassalazy if Stale may have
riedved animism thereto, sad their Weise as to she °aryls&
the males& Ado enesetioe is to be Mid beam boor 1141•,.
sad ber Majesty's *were rhea thereepee. if her
sigelify her letvaties to be peered. the peat allow
d sift ars to be mosesessed, se wee maser wed rhea the
eseseele mead et the eteehistelise el the reports rade
brae liserder el Ueda& After theme proosediep the
reemisles order is to he gives by the Secretary of Mete dm
the law tekkg its worse or for emicoutetim el the am.
team The hill extends (Mr is Faglaad. It is od.to
West the royal peerepare el mem.