The Express.
London, England, 1864-05-31 00:00:00

EU Court.

BALMORAL, MAT 22.
The Queen, with the Princess Louise, went out
in the aeoenhsg.

A deputetioe, to peewit a memorial from the Chamber of
Commerce of Tynemouth and North Shields fore govern-
ment great of 250,0001. to complete the harbour of refuge
at the mouth of the Tye*, had as interview with the Right
Hoe. the Praideat of the Board of Trade, at the offlos of
the Baird of Trail* yesterday. The deputation coosided of
Mr. Richard Hodgeoe, M.P., the Hee. H. G. Liddell, /LP.,
Sir Matthew W. Ridley, M.P., Mr. Somasst Beaunacet.
M.P., and the Right Hoe. T. E. Headlare, Y.P.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial office
from the Goversors of British Columbia, Ireasouver's
Island, the Bahamas, the Claps of Good Hope, Natal, St.
Helena and Heligoland.

STATE BALL—The Lord Chamberlin has caused
cord; by her Majesty's onotmaed, to be brad fora fall
dress bell at BookiAthaza Palace on the 27th of Jane.

The Duke of Devonshire has issued cards of
invitation for today, the 31st bast., sad for the 14th of
Jess, at Devoeshire Roam

The Duchess de Morny and suite have left the
Clarendoe Hotel for Porte

Mr. Warren de la Rue, President of the Royal
Astroaamical Society, has lamed cards for as earning
reception at Walk% Room on Saturday, June 1L

Lady Molesworth entertained at dinner last
orseing, at her residence in Eatoa•piaos, the Duke and
Duchess of Manchester, the Marchioness of Ely, the
Bishop of Oxford, the Earl and Countess of Yarborough,
the Earl and Counter of Wilton, the Earl and Countess of
Chesterfield, the Earl and Countess of Westmoreland, the
Earl and Countess de Grey, Viscountess Palmerston, Lord
Losdaborougb, Lord Henry Gordon Lennox, Lord Stanley
of Alderley, Dr. Quin, ke.

Sir John Hay will move in the How* of Com-
mas, oa Friday, " that it is desirable that the Admiralty
adopt the recommendation of the Royal Commission of
1860, confirmed by the report of Sir Richard Bromley, awe
of the present oommissioners, end by the letter of Admiral
Sir Jams Gordon, the Gavenaor of Greenwich Hospital,
that the present system of double government be abolished."

On Thursday afternoon Viscount Palmerston
will move that the octets of t►e day be postponed till after
the notion of motion 'viatica to education.

On Civil Service Estimates, Clan 3, Vote 1,
Police ((iollllCilli and Boroughs), Sir W. Miles intends to
all situation to the dedn:tione which hare been made by
the Tommy in the one-fourth contributed by the govern-
ment to the pay ani clothing of the county police; and to
move that each deductions are contrary to the provisions
and intention of the Act of Parliament, 19 and 20 Vic.,
is. 69, which never oout•mplated tha► payments made by
the podia to the superannuation fund and fines should be
taken nersottni of in calculating the amount to be paid by
the Treasury.

On the second readiog of Gaols Bill, Mr. Ad-
darter will move, " That this house is of opinion that ao
legislation to amend the present la► relating to pals can
be athisfaotcry which does not include some definition of
hard labour and a schedule of rules for gaols, and which
doss not provide for all pole being gradually adapted to the
aspirate epteas, and for a uniform and classified treat-
ment of aLI prisoners."
The Earl of Liman intends in the House of Lords
as Mender to adl the attention of the government to the
great public ineonvenience cc visioned by the ethe-crowded
state of Park-lane, and to the ; reusing necerrity of partially
opening Hamilton-plaos for public traffic.

On the 13th of the ensuing month, Lord Wharn-
eh& intends to move, in the Home of Lords, that an
humble address be presented to her Maiesty, praying that
theists decision of the Privy (boned, ordering that the re-
moval of the west riding wises from York to Leeds instead
of to Wakefield, be remind heed.

Oa the 6th of Jane, Lord Eltratheden will move,
in the Hews of Lards, for espies of the oarrespoedesos
between her Majesty's swam's% and the cebinst of St.
Pelershing, ea the imprisonment be °rodeo of the Rey.
Forteseae Anderson, a Britiah =Meet, during last autumn.

LETTERS PROM GEPERAL GARIBALDI.

The replies of General Garibaldi to the addresses
a/ the Neuchatel. Reception °committee sod the Union
sod En.aocipetion Saciety ban jest been received, and are
as follows:

" To as Roomptioo Committee, bLulchostor.

" I mot possibly express to you bow great a dials.
poiutmeet it was to me that I was unable to accept your
invitation, and how grateful I am for the kindness you
have shown to me. Being myself s son of the people I
nourish a great affective tar the labouring abuses which
*mug your sable oountry. In shalciag the hardeeed band
of the working man, I feel that I talcs • brother's band, and
though I have sot yet been able to express this to you per-
sonally, as I ought to here done, I hope the time is not
distant when I shall have the opportunity of doing so. In
the meantime, give to your Needs my affectionate
greeting, sad believe me, for ever yours,
" Camas, May 24,1864. " G. Giztawn.
" The Chairman of the it•ceptioa Committee,
Manchester.'

"To the Union and Emmempation Society of Masohester.
"Tlumks for your kind address, you to whom the task
of life is to further the highest aims of humanity. You
hate hosound is me a soldier of your own mak, who
is proud to spend his life for the admacement of the
principles which you proclaim. Yes, to nadentand your
views it is requisite oily to know the sutras your society
hem 940144 - Mika! Is it sot by union that calicos
should be board together sad become as brothels! Has
not the humsa family far way centuries, while marsh-
ing ouward in the glorious career of program, exemplified
by the &drives of our Saviour, wished for the same oaks,
thatch often retarded by corruption and tyranny! Eman-
cipation ! May God bless you. What mission is mom
glorious than that of ernancipatiog slaves! I am proud
that fortune has chosen me (moue who amid my is his
lifetime to the prostrated slays,' Rise—be free r When
dsprered by obstructioos, sad feeling the need of Onellebe
doe, I remember those who have been free, I feel all pains
vanish before the delicious pleasure of the work of ocaliaci-
patio°. —I are, with all ray. heart, yours,
" Camera, May 24.1864." " G. GAZIBALDI.

Mr. T. B. Pott;sr tad tbo *more ofproooo tiogthe
Wren to Garibaldi at °apnoea.

Tan Firs AT 01LIANII BOUM—The NU
Champf tn. which is to be given tomorrow sad Thitreday
at Orleans House, Twickenham, far the Freed Benevolent
Society, promisee to be very attreinim. The Dedham d•
Chartres, the Duchess d'Auniale, the Duchess of 8h Altana,
the llarehioneas of Ely, the Coasts. of Tankerville.
Frames COCCUS/ of Waldegran, and Lady Evan have
kindly promised to hold stalls and by permission of his
ristitsithome the patron of the society, the edematy, and
s of Orleans Hones will be thrown apes te the
visitors. Monsieur Oodillot, of Paris, the able orpaiur tithe
impanel fetes. is superintending all the arraegements, width
are expected to produce a novel and brilliant offset. Her
Royal Rightism the Prisms of Wass baa promised to
honour the Me with her preemies ea the lint Ja, ; sod the
men is also expected of all the illustrious personages who
ban corm to this moony for the Comte de Paris' wedding.
A lady has, through Mama. Knowles and
Foster, presented 500 f. to the Nations/ Life Boat Institu-
ting, to mast it is establishing a life boat statics at Poole,
Dxssi.