The Express.
London, England, 1855-07-26 00:00:00

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OSBORNE, Joni M.

• Priatass Alio. io 'clog on favourably.
Ths Clawa sad Prins embarked i• tbs Vittoria sail
Absos yesterday afternoon, sad mind to tb. Neediss.
die John McNeill arrived from Loads& yesterday oa a
,fit, sad bad tits honour of dada( with hos )daisety.
Tin Diabase of Gionontsr lift Lattice ow Tasaday for
hes issidamos at Richmond.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon,
'at the Foreign-aloe. The Ministers present were
Visteent Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, the Mar-
.osis of Lowdown*. the Duke of Argyll. Earl Gran-
Ape, Sir George Grey, the Earl of Clarendon, Sir
William Molaiworth, Lord Panmure, the Chancellor
td the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the Right Hon.
R. Vernon Smith, Viscount Canning, and the Earl
et Harrowby. The Council sat two hours and three
'quarters.
Mr. Booth sad 111 r. Bird had as iste with Lord
yetensolot Alderky sad the Right Ron. Beß. P. Bouverie
oat the OMee of the Baird of Trade ea the
eabjeet of the resuictions imposed ow the importation of
Loa.
Yr. J. C. Emirt, M.P.. Mr. H. C. Chapman, ma Kr.
teary a deputation from the American Chamber of Com-
, lad ea interview with Lord Eitaaley of Alderley
iietertlav at the Board of Trade relative to the Bill of
Whig Bill.
The Jedioial Committee of the Privy Commit eat pater-
day, and mmelod the hearlog of en appeal from New
Beath "Doe dem. Devine v. Wilms and others."

I- The Dubose of Gloucester left Gloucester House,
,park-lane, yesterday, for the Renter's Lodge, Richmond.
pert, he the summer. Her Royel Highness is la remark•
ably good health.
The Duke and Duchess of Argyll entertained &
tistiaplabad rinds to runner, last everting, at their rills,
'at Naples Hill, Kensington.
The Marquis and Marebioness of Westminster
waived a large party to dinner last evening, M Grosvenor
Sousa. TM such included the Earl and Countess of
Wilton, Lord Loraine, the Smut Minister, Sir Miami
ghaw Snout, Hos. Frederick Calthorpe, Sir Gilbert and
Lady Mabee% Hon. Mr. Leigh, the Right Hoe. George
sad Mrs. Beaker, Col. and Hammes North, Admiral mad
Mrs. Idea, Mr. A. Lumley, Mr. Lawn's', le.
• The Marchioness of Waterford has left Claridge's
for
Viscount and Vismantas Palmerston will have a
dimer petty sad numbly, on Saturday next. Her lady-
ship will hem smother Maim as the ruceeeding Saturday.
The Earl and Countess Grey have arrived at

Zwick Hall, Northumberland, for the meson.
The London Model Yacht Club Regatta will take
Aare oa Woodsy nest, the 30th instant.
Prince Gholam Mohammed has just issued from
Ye pews an eceonat (accompanied by portraits) of his air
Weems, the celebrated Ryder All end Tippoo Salinas.
• Mr. George Loch has been appointed comusiesiemsr
W the estates of his Orate the Duke of Satherload. ift Cho
seem of his late father.
On Saturday and Monday upwards of 30,0001.
roger duties were paid at the C,lstowlsewo ifteemeek.
Meemposee, it is supposed, of the °Wheeler dike Nadia
gases WM speech on the subject of the wpme of eon*/
illa the war ezeseding his estimate..
The Royal Agricultural Society has annually lost
,0001 er more by the national exhibitions of implements
Ind Meek which it gives to the country.
The great cricket match between the Gentlemen of
Reglead end the Players of England was broeght to a oon-
Musks at Lord's yesterday, the players winning by eaves
The conditions for the guarantee of the loan to be
enallseted by the Turkish government have boon ex-
Wonted between the Porte, Lord Stretford do R:dcliffe,
sad M. BeseclettL
Mender Bey and the Duke of Newcastle have
wired etCemetanticople.
About two hundred men, destined for the English
Benign Leak*, arrived in Paris yesterday by the Surer
burg railway, on their way to England.
On Tuseday a young workman threw himself from
thou" et dm column is the Place Vendome, Paris, sad
Mme killed ea the spot. He committed suicide because be
bed keg leen labouring under an Insurable malady, whisk
sassed him gnat suffering.
At Havre, on Tueuday, the Rani= prisoners
Minsk work, on the pretext of a want at Mimes. Flee
of them were marled off is custody. Orders wee
afterwards give* to apportion to the peboaers a aortas
quantity of tobacco, and order was restored. The regatta
of Havre is Bud for this 2nd of September. Yachts and
boats from England, Belgium, and Holland are expected to
mutest the prises with the French vessels.
Yesterday was the birth-day of the Duchess et
Cambridge. Her Royal Highness, who is nabs at Cam.
bridge Cottage, her delightful retreat at Kew, 11118 visited
by n long list of the members of the eristoemey. In the
afternoon the Duchess, secompanied by the Duke eat Cam-
bridge, the Hereditary Grand Duke end Grind Deans at
Mecklenburg Strohm, sad the Princess Mary,—west to the
Crystal Palace, where the Royal party dined.
His Excellency the Ambassador of France and the
Counties de Finlay gave a grand banquet last evening, at
the residence of the French embassy, Alberegato Renee.
Amor t►e guests were the Austrian Minister, the Premiss
Minister, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Earl and Connives
of Clarendon, the Earl Granville, and Viscount and Vie-
110111M111/ Palmerston. The Collates' subsequently opened
the saloons of the embwy for the reception of company.

Some time after the revolution of 1848, a corps of
Federal troops was sent into Hems Cease' to sustain the
authority of the reigning Doke. The Goveninsent thea
ordered that the Bourgeois Guards in all parts of the duchy
shosid be disarmed, and that the arm should be deposited
in the arsenal. of the capital. Several complaints have from
time to time been made respecting throe weapons, most of
wbleh were private property, and it length the Minister of
War has authorieed the restitution, but upon the ezprese
condition that no musket to retained in country, but that
all be sent abroad foe sale

The correspondent of the Indipendonee Bel,* who
adopts the signature " Y.," warts that, at the request of the
PfleCik Government, General Wellesley Tonens, the Eng-
lish military commissions at Pens, wrote a short time ago
to Lord Pstuanre, eking for the means of transporting
16,000 men to the Ent, and that the reply wee that all the
vowels in the service of the Admiralty were already engaged
is supplying the wants of the English troops.
_ _ _

Before leaving Paris, the Emperor of the French
entertained at a dinner Count Walevaki, and the Belgian
and Sardinian Ministers.

We read in the albeille du Nord:—" In the month
of July, 1863, the Emperor Nicholas was passing slaw the
English Toy, when he noticed a hearse trace/slag the road
followed only by one person, ea official from one of the hos-
pitals. Surprised et seeing neither the parents nor friends
of **dammed following the remise to their last home,
the Empuor stopped his 'wisp and asked, who it was
about to be buried. " • poor eireployt of the hospital„
mid the men. At these weeds the Emperor left his carriage,
removed his helmet, made** sign of the mese, sad Mores
the keens, his heed useevered. • noted of people, is
maw distinguished pareoseges, hastened to fellow
this example, sad It wee sot long befog the 00/1010 beams
most imposing. Then turning to the crowd, the Emperor
mid, in a load veto, " Now, gentlemen, I hope that you
will reader the last duties of a Christine to this poor deemed,
and that you will seesspeay the body to the tomb."
A letter in the OM. Deutsche Pod states that the
Arebbishop of Chinon has arrived at Sebastopol, having
hit sent for by Priam Gerteltakoff to give his blessing to
the elegy. Oa the 26th ult., the Mope were thews up
aspen the Plan Bt. Catherine, sad the Archbishop made an
Mares, which is sherSy to be published is the Gowns
Rum d' 0118010. Tessin to Gen. Omes-lisekas, ke
"My sea, the lest time we met (after the bombardment of
Odeon), ft wee a &vise impisalies shish led me to say to
you, end fight,—end the Load our Clod will give yea
victory.' The words of my prophesy an eem•plielsed.
By the defuses of the fortress committed to your sets, you
hem pitted inmate' Lamle ter yourself sad year edam,.
And sew I say to yes 0010 mere—' Pight sad triumph, for
yes en the elect of the Uri, deitised to bemuse the amigo
If hie seesties.'" The writer adds--" It is 'tidied sand&
Mg lira Genital Oeleaffiseltim, whom military saner ez-1

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