The Express.
London, England, 1856-04-29 00:00:00

PROCLAMATION OF PEACE.

THIS DAT.

Peace wee this day publicly proclaimed by Garter
Lisp at Arms, attended by the hereditary Earl Marshal,
the Doke of Norfolk, and a 111•11111,0114 retinue of par
solvents, heralds, beadles, sad trumpeter. But little no-
tice was given to the public that this ceremony would
be gone through ; yet as early se ten o'clock
the route from St. Jansee's Palace to Temple-bat began to
be lined with bodies of police, whilst the streets wen
patrolled by mouthed officers The public thee became
aware that something wee on the lapis, and, se aeon ap-
proached, all the thareaghlares arished a butlieg aid
crowded *prances. Bunter was essepeoded at the publics
offices ; in Pall-mall the windows of the slabs were 'hinged
with spsetatore, and for upwards of as hour sad a half
people were kept is a state of suspense, wondering what
there would be to see, and hen and then tinning to some
venerable individual who endeavoured to recall to me-
mory the incidents eructed with the bet peoalamation
of par. The thoioughfare from Temple-bar to Bt.
James's Palace was etched to traffics from half-pset ten till
the return of the procession, shortly after one o'clock.
About half-peat eleven the Garter Ling at Arms, the ,Berl
Minkel, and the other lanctionaries who were to take pert
la the ceremonial rumbled in St. James's-yard, whence
they proceeded to the front of the Palace, where a detain-
ment of Bone Osiris was drawn up, sad when the High
Bailiff and Officers of the City of Westminster were in
attendance at half-plet eleven o'clock.
The Officers of Anse, Sergeants at Arms, Bowan
Trompeter, the Trumpets, Drum-major sad drums, were
oleo &rambled in the Stable-yard, St. James's.
The Garter King-at-Arms road the proalaniation, given
elsewhere.

The medial: of the doesmeot was preceded by but of
draws sad flourish of trumpets and followed by a discharge
of musketry. At this point the commons wee very large,
end whoa the Garter Kin at Arms uttered the words,
"God are the Gana," the cheering was pastel and en-
thstelaatic.

The Proclamation wu rani at St. Jameengsto by
Outer; after whieh the Officers of Arms, habited is their
tabards, sad being :smutted, made a promotion theses to
Charing mon in the following order:
A put, of Life Gouda, to clear the way.
Beadles of Westminster, two and two, with Moves.
High Constable, with bin Staff, on hornbook.
High Bailiff and Deputy Stewud of Witstminsior.
Knight's Manhole mn, two and two.
Drums.
SerjuntiTrunpeter.

&wants at 1 Pumaivaais. J &presto at
Arm. J Halal is. t Arms.
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Lit. Guards.

Pall-mall was Used with spectator., but the promeskin
pessentiag saytkiag bat an imposts( aspect, the public pre
distinct interests to their disappelatinest. They had, se
doubt, anticipated smithies Mich would present some sew
festers of street memory. The ally souelty, however,
cossisted in the promisee of the " Baubles" ad the minas
Weeminster pariahs., wham tided lethal robes preowned
a melancholy contrast to the showy heifers' et the Guards
sad the (Interims panOnesalla ei the Zan Marshal's
retinas This fumed the tediums side if the earemem.
sad seesawd to empeseste the public, by the it
crested, for the pausity of outward display la the posessien.
At Chariagmrom, sa Often of Arms reed lb. Pro-
alumnae, looking towards Whitehall; after which the
preemies moved oh to Temple-bar, the gates of which
bong shut, the Jenks Perennial of Arms, gong oat of
the teak, between two trumpeters, pleaded by two Hone
Guards to clear the way, rode hp to the gate, end, after
the trumpets had wooded thrifts knocked thereat.
Being asked by the City Marshal from within,
" Who somas there 1 " he replied, " The Olken
of Arms, who demand estrum late the City to
publish her Majesty's Preclamaties of Poses" The gates
were hamodlately aimed, whoa he woo admitted nose, sad
the gates wall seat sena. The City Marshal, useeded by
his °Seen, seadeated him to the Lord Mayor, to who. he
promoted her Majesty's warner, which his lordship read
and retsreed, sad then gave directions to the City Marshal
to open the gams, which use mentagly dose, the City
Marshal observing so the Pansinat of Ants, " kr, the
'MY are ponied ",—a wme•rhat amps•fiento observation,
sena' that the Madmen and rickety gates had already
rolled beck to their what politica. The Westmlastor
beadles, with their hesey-beaded staves, sad the high-
BattlE, who was smated on a white 'huger, were hen
relieved fees the donne. jocularity of the public,
sad, to all appearance, seemed highly delighted
that their share of the duty was at ea 'ad.
The preemies, thus denuded:of its parochial eppeadege,
moved numb Temple-bar sad halted at the foot of Chah-
owy-lue, where the proclamation was again read, but this
tits without any seeoupanying waste of powder.
Thom the Lord Mayor, Alderson', and Sheriffs joking
the promenes Immediately after the Winn of Arun, it
mimed ea Se the eat of Woodutreet, where the noes
formerly steed la Chemist& ; sad, the proclunaticia having
bees there nod, the preemies costiased to the Boyd
Bactuusge, where the proclamation was read for the last
time. The wowd hers was very deem, sad beanies for the
moment was satiety sespendeL Tice trumpets". weeded
a shrill blast previously to sad immediately after ash
reading of the proaleastice. The eine fiesetiesaries ap-
peared I. theft state esnisges, Ind theft proems. leaded
somewhat to relieve the bold aspect whisk the wish ask
wore previews to the entry of the peoesseies late the de-
mate of Gag sad Magog.
Oa the whole the genani impreados seemed to be that
the cieremehy wee • failure sad unworthy the masks.
There was a shivered expremles of thaakfalases at the
renovation of pews, but at the same date ea 'piston ap-
peared to prevail that the aspect of the premmies did set
warrant the laterruption to traMe •ad Omissive which it
prodsesel.

LATEST SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

NEWMARKET FIRST SPRING

MEETING.
THIS DAY.

OF 300 BOVil.

Palstat ..
'Gallas ..
Palpate,

S ran.'

LATEST BETTING.

CHESTER CUP.
12 to 1 apt Yellow leek (I)
26 to 1 Typos (1)
DERBY.
2 t. 1 opt Wentworth Off )
16 to 1 Porto Woo (t)

26 to 1 Flt-by-Nigitt (t)
40 to 1 Papuans.
40 to 1 Bird-Is-BmM (of)
60 to 1 Prism

60 to 1 Sugar Plus (4)

Aaarestri.—Masasaise, Whiteface, Balm all, Tom
Thumb, Colesbill, Peter William,. Peer Flat, Trio:dour,
Flytag Dashes', M. D., Irish Dimmed, Dabble, sad
Phipps. Weatwastb Jigsaws«).

SINGULAR SMALL DIRT Cetsa.—At the nail&
Sma:l Debt Gov't ira Thum., a ream sovel ems was dis-
posed of. It spouted that a pram la the silty had a large
queatlty of sugar la his window ticketed at " per lb."
A meets entsred the @bop sad parehased a posed. sad
afterwards ordered the Mel %amity apes whisk the
Gast was placed. The grew espresso" his witnesses, I.
sell a posed at the prise reeled. bat nesse" to part with •
let at that pries Thereupon as Mile was bresight, salsa
the proem for the eindsresse is rise between 425. per wet.
and Us. per serr.—the boom befog dee rate et tid. per lb.,
sad the Woe the prise at whidi the seise quality efx=
soil be based Tsetse& eleewhow Tits dm If
ambit the green. Webs dies the /ebbe were Gadded
as believe. from the thus la the window, that Use sag"
Ass saleable at that pries either ia used or large quantities
—Glasgow Herald.
Tae RISPEISIGITATION or LANCASTRI.--Sittes the

omosoomoat that ow/ of the members for tkio bovosilt fa:
loads or Miro. Mr. It .bort Oladitoso. of Masobootor. Yr
harried Ms forsook* of &Koenig, a osafildsts to 'apply
tbo Timmy. Mr. Oladitose's polltise in anserratAve.—
Ihttabsosr Orardigm.

SHARE LIST-THL9 DAY.

Tio (Ahem
Ia the railway share market Pocky attention is
sickly absorbed with the settlement. Beath Eastern
and some other descriptions are flat, bet generally the
market is rather inner in charade: than yesterday.
Midland stock, amongst others, is better supported.
The rates of " continuation," however, are in many
mese heavy.
Canadian shares are better, bat in other foreign
lines there is little movement.
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