The Express.
London, England, 1863-10-02 00:00:00

THZ ZJNO Or THE HELLEN=

We (Post) understand that the Kin of Greeoe
Will SIAM in LOW= as 3101111117 Of Toothy next—most
peobahly the LIM day—trem Geramoy. It in expected
that the rawly 'laded King will. daring Ids oedema in the
orstregoils, sty at Mselbareogh Hams ad h the Prince sad
Priamos of Wales. The noblemen sad gentlemen in the
mite et hie Majesty will stay at an hotel in the neighbotur.
hood et Marlborough Home. The King of Grime will
most likely pay a visit to the Queen and the royal
family at Behnoral, before leaving for Paris ea route to
Athens.

THE PRINCE NAPOLEON.

His Imperial Highness Prince Napoleon visited
Windsor yerterday, travellisg to sad ho by an ordinary
testa cl the Ores! Waiters Railway. The prince inspectad
the private spertmeals d the wile, sad afterwards went
over St. there' Myna, when the various objects o in-
terest amend* is this mitred 'dike were explained to his
lighases. The prince stemmed' visited the royal
pram sad Marmon meads, sad Won leaving inspected
the =melee= sactrysi term.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge sad the Primers Mary have wired in Paris, from
Germany. Their royal highomaaa are expected in Woe at
the Utter led el rat week.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge will
leave Cliesouster Howe today, for Porboaeuth.

His Excelleney the Belgian Hiniister and Madame
Van be Meyer left town hit evening, on a tour of Melts in
Boatload.

His Grand Ducal and her Imperial Highness
the Mawr William of Baden have left Claridge's Hotel
le Germany.
The Earl and Confess of galriesbury have
bees reusing s enomesloa of virtu's et RIM Court during
the past week.

The Duke of Devonshire, accompanied by his
daughter, Indy Louisa Cavendish, and Lords Frederick end
Edward Wendish, arrival on Wednesday at Limon
OYU*. His pane was met at the bounds of his extenetve
property by a large body of his tenantry and the surround-
ing gentry, and es his arrival at the castle the town corn-
eahelesers of Limon presented him with a congratulatory
address.

Visoount and Viscountess Castleman are enter-
tain's' a select party at their matt on the Lakes of Kil-
Wary.

Lord and Lady Lyndhurst arrived at their reed-
domes in Georgweirest, Hanover-square, from Tunbridge
Welk, at Wednesday last

Lord and Lady Llanover have a large party still
at Lissome. Amongst the present gnats ere Lord &lat-
hed de Itedelife sad Min Henning, lady Blantyre and the
Mona Stoart, Lady Catherine and His Allen, Lord Taun-
ton sad Min Laboeohere, Mr. and the Hoc. Mrs. Herbert
d Llanartls, Lad and Lady Wensleydale, Mr. Bexhill, Mr.
Dillon, do.

Viscountess Stormont gave birth to a eon on
U day last, at Boons Palo" Partivaire.

Mr: Co.:, 3LP., says tile! the emoluments of the
governor of the Irish Society are ineigniernat. Mr. Abler-
sea Horaphery eras governor trots 1843 till the day of his
death, and the amount received by him averaged an-
mildly W.

The Society of Arta have deferred for the present
bolding as exhibition of the works sent in to compete for
the art wericiemiehip prises offered by the society, ea tie
very extemeive repairs now goiag on in the society's house
render it isopowilde that the articles could be displayed in
• suitable manner.

On Monday last the Rev. Frederick Cavell was
Instituted to lie vicarage d Swardestea, fa the county of
Norfolk, on the penesntation of John Steward, of East
Oarllon, la the same amity, Esq. On the same day the
Re►. Salisbury Everard, clerk, M.A., was collated by the
Lord Bishop of Norwich to the honorary canonry in the
cathedral &arch of Smirk* vacant by the death of the
Its% Robert Rankineon, and was installed the following day.
The Paris Cricket Club promises to become a
couplets mom The players muster in sufB6eat number
to Imre perlodkal matches.

The idaraeilles journals announce that M.
ilsestrad, the well-known blindfold chess-player, has
settled in that town, and issued notice of his Wasik& to
Pee lemons in the noble pme.
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It is stated that General &postern expressed a
wish to have his retreat at Lcgrooo for the purpose of
taldng part in the funeral of Calvo Amodio, the progremed
*redid who lately died at Madrid, and that he was only
goevented,from doing so at the report of his friends, who
rspresental that hie premed would probably give rise to a
pdkMal araalfastatiao.

The Paris Jockey Club has taken possession of
its sew premises at the comer of the Boulevard des Capu-
rises and the Rue Scribe. Its apartments in the Rue de
Graramont are new ekeed.

Ten Rionirr's Pmts.—Since the improvements
which have been so eneeeeefully effected during the pest
season on the left aide of the Broad walk of the Regent's-
park, consisting chiefly in the formation of flower-gardens,
from what was previously a mute plateau lined with trees,
it has been decided to extend them to the entire right side
of the promenade in the first park. The ground has already
been laid out and arranged into innumerable oval, circular,
and parallel beds, intersected at different intervals with
paths, which wlfl be neatly railed, and the laying out of
which has in►olved the felling of a large number of horse-
eliesnut trees._

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Ste E. B. Lupus ON Forms or Govraintrarr.—
Ifl were a Amadeu, I should regard as the wont affliction
that meld befall my country the substitution for demo.
num with all lla &albs, of a constitutional monarchy, with
all Ks merits ; because my countrymen would have been
weastonsol to arookte their elementary ideas of liberty
with regeldiesa isetitutloas. 80, be' ng an Englishman. I
shield wool it ea the wont affliction that could befall my
soaatryinna, to substitute for constitutional monarchy a
door made repablio ; because all their habits of mind are
based oe the notice that liberty, on the whole, is ufer,
sad the dignity of life is higher, where the institutions
esesatiel to the donation of ooestitutional monarchy maim
the repressatatnen of the public interests other than the
paid servants of a close that must of ninety be the heat
educated and the most exciteablie.-91r E. B. Lytton, in
Blacks ood's Naga:int for Ootobor.