The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-07 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 7, 1856.

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- WINDSOR, Nov. 6.

The diaper party yesterday iseiaded the Dodoes
of Brebsat, the Priam, Royal, apd tie Duke of Brabant
the Belgian Minister and Madame Vas de Weyer, the
Austrian Minister (Count Appcny), the Count and Countess
de Lamm, the Earl and Countess of Clarendon and Lady
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Contuse; Villiers,',Licat..Colonsl 0. Meads, R.H.A.,
bisgsais, M. Jules naval's, sad Mr. Gibbs.
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The Coldstream bird performed daring dinner the fol-
begin *mos :

Owttoze, Pap
&leaks, No. S—•
-•-an sto. Allir

Reshaeutel March of the Coldstream Guards.
Overtime, . Camp of 811e•to " ... ...... lleyerbeer.
&Intim, No. e—•' II Trovetore " Verdi.
Brae of the Anted Artily, . God of the Battle ^
March Triomphals, .. Return of the Ganda " D. Godfrey.

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The Queen's private band afterwards attended is the
Culls.

The Queen and Prince Albert, accompanied by the
Dueller of Brabant and the Duke of Brabant, left Windsor
tbis morning kr the Royal Pavilion, Aldenhott, attended
by the Count and Counts. do Lunacy, Vimountess Joey
lye, Maior-G 1 the Bon. C. Grey, Lord Charles Fite•
Toy. Ceptain Do Flat, M. Jake Bevan:, and Llent.-Colonel
Biddulph.

L&TEST INTELLIGENCE.

The Belgian Minister and Madame Van de Weyer, the
Austrian Minister, Lord sad Lady Clarendon. and Lady
Constance Vellien, left the Curls; Lisnt.•Colonel G.

Maude, R.H.A , and Mr. !Repute, alio bare taken their
departure.

Mehemet Ali Paths had an html.,n with the Earl of
Clarendon, at the Foreign-office, yesterday.
A deputation from the committee of the pariah of Brith,
on the &tibiae of the Metropolitan Main Drainage, had an
interview with the Right Hon. Sir Benjamin Ball, Chief
Commissioner of Public Works, yesterday. The deputation
consisted of Sir Culling B. Bardley, But.; Captain Wheat.
ley (Scots Tallier Ourde), lord of the manor; Mesas.
Juan Renshaw and Charles Beadle (churchwardens); Mr.
JOn shim (architect to Christ's licspital); Captain Mor-
rell, R.N. ; Mr. Benjamin W. Ayres, Dr. Oates, Mr. Parish,
Mr. W. WNW!, with Mr. Charlie' Augustin Smith (soli-
citor).

THE ~ MONTFEUR" UPON THE DIPLO-
MATIC DIFFERENCES.

The Mossiinsr of thin morning contains the fol-
lowing :

"The Cotesistutionnel, of the bth inst., contains, on
a disputed point of foreign slake, an article which
we should be very sorry to allow to be thought to
emanate from the government. To envenom a
discussion is not the means to bring about a solution.
" England and France, who made the war and the
peace together, and who are agreed on all the great
questions of the day in Europe, find themselves
divided on one of a somewhat small (asses foible)
interest.

" Will the difference be settled by a previous un-
derstanding, or by the Conference P That is the only
thing to be decided. But in any case we have' the
firm conviction that the difficulty will soon be dissi-
pated without falling into the double error of weaken-
ing the English alliance, and of failing to fulfil con-
tracted engagements."
The article from the Constitutionnet, to which
the Moniteur refers, appeared in the Express of
Wednesday.

VIENNA, Trimmer.
The 04-Deerisch-Post, in en *flints written in

answer to the French Journals, expresses an opinion
that, although the defloitive meeting of a congress at
Paris is desirable, the present moment would be in-
opportune, because iss &Mom ocisleilas (the existing
want of mutual confidence between some of the
powers) amid only produce grave complioations.

A deputation of inhabitants of Rietwond end leleworth, I
and from the Conservative teed &Witty, had en interview
with the Right Hon. Sir B. Hall yesterday, at the Odic* of
Public Works, Whitehall-pisee, respeeting a proposed foot

FRANCE AND RUSSIA.

A letter from Vienna, I. the New Wurtthstrg
Gantt., mays :—sl It is not believed here that the
Congress of Paris will meet on the 15th November,
as was stated some time back. It is certain that
neither Austria, Ragland, nor the Porteconsiders the
actual moment u opportune. It is assured that the
understanding of France and Russia on certain points
of the question of the Priecipalities, such u their
future organisation, the settlement of their frontiers,
and the Austrian occupation, was corns townie weeks
ago; and it is added that theme two states agree per
featly on various other political qurstioos."
A letter from Berlin, of the 3rd, says :—" The
Russian Aidede-Camp Aldebinaki, who arrived here
last week from St. Petersburg, hes left for Paris.
Hie journey is connected with the more intimate
relations now taking place between France and
Rusk."

bridge across the River Tllneee;n•a; Riehsaani Park. Mil)
deputation eomaisted of Colonel Browslow Rue:, Mr. Retry
Pennell, Captain Francis Maude, RM., Mr. Robert Bonet,
Mr. B. H. Adam, Mr. K. Bock, Mr. Robert eseltb, sad
Mr. George Morels (architect).