The Express.
London, England, 1863-11-23 00:00:00

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LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1868.

PARIS.—The GRAND HOTEL,
Bedstead dee Cspaciaw, Piece de Nouvelle Opera, oppw
site the Rae de le a and sear the Thserse, hes bees opened
does July, ISM P
it couters 700 bedrooms, prices from
er to 106. : 70 dry* Ms lir le ; a cospihrest
lake, 041•11111 at grin is are 000 penes; sad where there
is a Laren:re if az Wreak. Dimas end break/ask are served
I la carte la the calleseeoses es wellies la the egartasenia. There
is a reedisseoar with the ter sad tereller SIPO2O and
Cit=lLitlsValAkudang the use es
ars deo baths,
isilliord-reere, melds( dress, p= e etrAo4lol/4 0:11
owidlosses We the= stiller. The
ad tweet
=l7B.Leedert ess=laa,` eadlradsdawiaatie scutliorallge
pert el Park Is nesatamoded Bide athatiaa d travellers.
badspeaandi d their tee Nash the Oempesele Immobili/re
hes Gelehiblemi ai ealesdre Meer luredsbsd House on the
Booknird tives=ass, at=e the Brands of the Grand
Iletel, where r In their own private real.
Noss, rad where thecr way rely Spew Irks the stator
candor

are known, and are all in the affirmative. None of
the five governments which have not yet officially
notified their answers will refuel. On Wednesday
last kW Cowley delivered the reply of
Queen Victoria, -dating that, as a constitutional
soversip, her Majesty was obliged to leave the
definitive decision in the bands of her advisers.
The eases psper sap that the Britannic cabinet
having applied for frank and cordial explanations
ot the bipedal programme, M. Dronyn de Lhuys
has replied that, without trenching upon the pre-
rogatives of the Ocagress, it was impossible for the
Emperor to lay down preliminaries. When all the
replies have been received the Emperor, however,
will hasten to afford every explanatimoalculated to
display his desire to combine the principles of
justice and equity with respect for legitimate rights.
It is asserted hat the Emperor received a letter
yesterday from the Duke of Augustenburg.
IL de Sartiges is to leave to-morrow for Rome.

THE SULTAN AND THE CONGRESS.
Th. Paris papers publish the following telegram :
"OONSTAISTINOPLIC. Nov. 21.
" The Salt= has aide a favourable reply to the
'-inlyktion to the Congress, expressing at
his intention of being preeest thereat

the am tis
in parson."

DENMARK AND THE CONGRESS.
COPENHAGEN, Nov. 21.

The King has sent General Oxbohn to Paris, the
bearer of a favourable reply to the invitation to an
European Congress.

RUSSIA.
er. PETERSBURG, Nov. 2L

The Imperial Bank of Russia' has announced
that the exchange of bills of credit for specie has
been suspended for the present.

ITALY.

wear, Nov. 21.

The Official CiaTette of to-day publishes a notice,
stating that notwithstanding the protests made by
some of the bishops the government be. decided to
carry out the provisions and regulations relative to
the exequatur and the plseet royaL

TURIN, Nov. 22.
The Bing arrived here at two o'clock this
morning. _ _

Hie Majesty was present yesterday at the in-
auguration of the Central Railroad at Praochia

BQLOGNA. Nov. 21.

Upon arrival in this city, on 1118 passage to Turin,
the King paid a visit to Geostel Cialdini. Hie
Majesty Ina loudly cheered by the people, and
seemed much pleased.

POLAND.

BRESLLII, Nov. 21.

According to advices received here from Warsaw
arrests continue to take place in that city. Among
the number of those lately arrested are the brothers
Jasinaki and Maelowski, K Bock, dean of the
faculty of medicine, and K Chalabinski Madame
Bausimer and several other ladies have been im-
prisoned in the citadel.

THE SAN DOMINGO INSURRECTION.
MADRID, Nov. II

In the Senate yesterday the Minister of the In-
terior stated that the vies, of the civil, military,
and religions organisation had provoked the in-
surrection in San Domingo.

[TWOPENCE

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that Amami • bat be ease is Masbeireows I said, 'I
at my fig 6itad he raid he ebbed I bad get • doom sine
like lit IW hinds% I mesa) ; se he mid. in • ney
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Mg.'l seppeee yen dialed tell ~yaw whet I bed dotal"
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doe for you, so I did an reeks say reply, bat kept beide(
et my kis WI the time he kept talking; Do ad dadroy Oda
Ord are rls.
Dear Ilserlsid,—l expected you bit Friday sad
I kepi the imp harming esti Nearly 10 deka, sad I
yea would axes ea Malay, but I was gimp-
Do you think you eon on Wodsteday to Masse
shell be nay happy to me you. Do some. I was so ney
PI ea Saturday that I our obliged to lie doss ca my bed an
the mends& I weld sot do anything la the Aide al weak,
and you know how tbnissaoys ma Het jug the lams,—
ff say** wane. Never spokes a hied weed_ yet ; sad my
bg is sit/I ray pailful to me. estletasy Mid wee • very
dye Car dgblifthiake semti:l:ree %air. Ihre
lived 14.bripe for some time, and thistle :sadly died mite
!hat I dos% brow who will be ant, bops or went. I
1 weld with a and heir; to you. Do dose ea Weibel*, to
Maser. Co.. uses. I haw. a deal to tell you. _ 'Now
KM& Famewell to all for present.—Meailay slight, Aide*
4. P.M.—Kesp Ws.' •
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aszilikiterday mo
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tshoa ;
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keit. I felt I could not breathe for a few minutes, sad
to eau& sod sit up and thump mind and mesa, but 0
word off atter some time, and I said- to W—, • Whet
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bed hones espasatet sod he rid, ' fel. ennead have o_llll, .
ballad Gabel the bora! Mad. I na yo• Me; I duet tidak
=Alois rate with blas,sad I have thought se lier awes time.
I Molt set say a word without I naive a blow, tad the! I
do on sadinitecd. It was a tearful eight bet sight. He
rye there is sot any law for me, Tend sot taped that ; sad
Mil noes he celled me was soda as I should not like to mu.
HI dead me to bike say proem& op against him Mak
I don't thigh lam eats with him. It'a amy
life, min. I would somber be in the 'woridesess theft '
with son a mina ; bet what I am to de I Mel
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set any of his own, bat I losdrhis very well. I
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so yea eta, far I *Lk Willies is mad.' Pray dome 1r be '
litekilisd all the birds this morning (Friday), and I nail ' '
q be anal, with him. Do come. My thigh is very led.
I 't Irdow what to do for the bed, for my life it gall es.
tepid& tome through him. Do not destroy this. Do cepa"
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Say, WA
• " Dear Herriett,-1 am 'rely ill thisturda meanies and dry
a~hsppy. You ean ask John what I had better do sheetlhe
iam to epee to. Youlteard what be said kat sight,
he nada an allow me say many to keep ma with i
sakJeha ithe wee me wheats* he would de that. Yea
tell him lam nay bully traded. We outset go ea in
unhappy date we are gong as is; them mad be some
am wow tie ether —an a word, not a look is right,
an my ild I ache very much. Tell Jar So need
by you es Monday. I shell rayed you either to din.
sir or in the evesing ; do coma. If you come in the
rormaltavasomelbieg to say to you, bat 030111 I. ='il
You heard the dreadful way he talks to me ; it's
41116 aback* to bear with. I am way unhappy. You beard
Mtn say too, if I died he should seed me to the surgeons,
dal en me lbra. ;--there's dreadful talk I Thirds sot say
NNW fa sou, sok In anything. So nobapeg, I Do same •
=on to say • word to. Good-bye. with ea rabid;
Help Mita"
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• "Dear Ilsrriett,—Will you coin, sad see me son as you
can this week 2 Il you do Dot coins Ido Doi thick you will
per sae me spin. I have had I very bad eye ;Ws josh •
plan *dm , I tbeught I should have lost the sight et ill
Me very weak sow. Do Bums, if it's only for as beer. I
sat ia peat trouble—worn than I ever WU. Good-bye.
"I am your unhappy sister, •
; " M. Howe."
. Ti. Met litter wits written by the unfortunate deemed
LOdder bet, only a week or no before her tingled eed ;
the punk ea the envelope. showing the dead date,
ad belga It was as follows, and appears to foretell her
"Saturday, October, 1863.
"Deer Harrieek—Never let it surprise youwhim you
hear lam dead. I feel quite certain I anon go on moth
loner with my husband. He gets worse every day mid
slight of my Mt. 11 you knew sad mold me all—a dog
would pity see ; but I know you feel tor me an you sea.
A toed say muds in these lines to you, bat pity res, sad .
come ea Mandy. Do not let a shower of rain prevent yea.
.If Ids. not see you on Monday 1 shall think I have sot a
bind to this world. I wish I was good sough to Me, but
I mud by and make myself good, as what he wants, he
says, is tome ate deed ; then he would laugh, and think
what • good thin to dash I am goes from this world.
. What will booms of me ? I speak the truth whoa I say
I nail die with a broketi heart. We have all our (salts,
bet I have got more than %Dyad, so be @Rya I *seclude
with • sad heart, sod my eyes so full I na sanely use
what Ism writing to you. I doll thiak I have a friend;
it I have, they Should have seen lust night—they would
. This letter is quite wet with my tears. Keep
pityb me
It will be observed as a remarkable cireamota eat that
throughout the poor woman sever ones medicos a word
about her children. _

CLIIII CATS= Bsow.—Oa Saturday.
at the Agricultural Hall, laliogton, nearly the whole of the
flooring and multestra, used at the recent concerts, he., wee
meowed, and their Ores takes by the inon.leaund poets
and Whip for the various Mall foe the cattle show. The
greet organ will, however, remain. The pivots view fa,
stead of taking pleat, as on former cessions, lan at it
will now take pine early in the dity, as soon as Use j
finish the making of the awards, double the number having
been appointed by the Smithfield Club in order to effect
that object. No stock will be admitted after tee o'clock on
the night of Saturday, Decemlor 5, and on implements
after a gives hoar on Thunder, the 3rd of December.
Moe anneal meeting of the Sodthfceld Club appointed ler
Tuesday, Doman Bth, at one o'clock.
ThINFROPOLITAN ASSOCIATION or MSDICAL
cm or anal:rm.—At • meeting of the members of this se•
deity held on Saturday evening, Dr. Thompson in the chair,
dismiss' wen raised upon the subject of Dr. Sylvester's
method of restoring the apparently drowned, the provo-
lone* of typhus fever in the metropolis, the new AM41401111
1117116•111 of gyiwoestice, and the effect of artificial milks-
teas. Reports wen brought up recommending increased
hospital accommodation and a better supply of water in
certain localities, and a resolution was passed engineering an
opinion that the ezietiog Nuisance Removal Act was de-
fective. The Marquis Townsheed was elected as honorary
member of the association.

Wzicnsoa Nara CHllltell.-011 Saturday the in-
teresting eeraesosy of laying the fouodation.stose of Wind-
sor Hew Church was perforated by her Royal Highness the
Crown Primes. of Prussia. in the presence of a very nume-
rous and brilliant assembly. Her royal highnew arrived on
the paled at half-past twelve o'clock, sacompasdsd by the
Grove Prises of Fringe, their Royal Highsmith" the
Princes Helena and Prince Lropolii. and tt4Mll.lO yy Ta.
Hole MINIM M taw loyal party Wig re-7
coiled at the entrance in the Franois-mad (about a mile
from the castle) b6yy the Bishop of Oxford, the Dees of
Windsor, the Amhducoa of Bucks, the Rural Dean (the
Rev. Austin Leigh), the Rev. H. J. Ellison, the vicar,
the Mayor sad Corporation of Windsor, and a larp som-
ber of clergy and gentry. The baud of the Hone
Guards was in attendance, and struck up the Prussian
Hymn as the royal party entered. Her royal highs's'
appeared to take a lively interest in the proceedings. The
ceremony WY commenced by a abort prayer, and the 84th
Beim was sung, accompenicil by the Horse Oneida' band.
The cristonsary deposit of coins, and an inscribed sheet of
reliant were then placed in the depositum, after which the
Dean of Windsor addressed her royal highness and begged
her acceptance of a handsome silver trowel, hearing an op-
propriata inscription. The rev. gentleman mid iWwas with
the deepest gratitude that they 'gleamed the preemies at her
royal highness amongst them on the present Interesting oc-
assioe. He sincerely prayed that the church, the first
shoes of which was now to be laid, %meth' grow up to be a
great benefit to the town, and especially to those poorer
cleaves to whom such a blessing bad sot hitherto been ex -
touted. That Messing would be associated with the name
of her royal highsess, and the kindness bestowed on them
Therw thalvereary of the illustrious lady's birthday.
weft Very 1011oeiations existing between her royal
highness and people of Windsor, that whatever title or
dignity she might now bear, still that young family which
was geserieg up sues; them with their illustrious parade
would be looked apse this country as their own. He
concluded by offs-lag his fervent wishes for the happiness
el hew royal biennia. The ceremosy of laying the stone
wee them preeseded: with, after which her royal highness,
is • low bet expressive voice, maid —'• In the faith of Jesus
Add we Owe the fosndstionstone of this church, to be
eserearated hewer to the servile of Alosigitty Gad, la the
sane el Gad the Father, God the Son, sad Gad the Hay
Mora* The Rev. Mr. Elliman, the vicer, tbs. effaced ay
a prayer, sad a kyles was sung, after which the of
Oxfoni "hes* whlreesed the assembly, and the
were hrwalibt to a close. The church will ad d acetthase.
dathe far GOO pintas with free seats, and the east wal he
sheet 4,01:01.

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