The Express.
London, England, 1865-08-10 00:00:00

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; Lieutenant General Emit"
troller of the Household of his Royal Righoess, saeldT.
Reston Asher, K•aPoe of Übe Priv, BOIL
Mr. Batman, the flowstary, aternbil es dark of the
"am&
The Duke of Ountwidge vnited the r4llOll and Frictions 61
Woe it llarlborsogb-house. .
Mr. Jab= Hughes (at Rya.) Lis Ira tho honour et
Weeding at Oeloseno Cottage to tab photograph= irks.
sawn of the Primo and Prime= et Wales and tho young
Princes.
Messrs. Loodes sad Rid= hare bad the honour of sub-
coital= to the Inspection et the Prises of Wales their cups
for the Royal Pieter= Yost= Club Raga* via., the Cons.
nsodore's Cap, the Broadweod Bohan. Notch Prize Cap,
sod the Limo= Goodwood Cep.

HER MAJESTY'S VISIT TO GERMANY.

(amines =swum.)

ANTWERP, AIIOCBT 9.

Her Majesty arrived herTiii aeven o'clock thin
evening. Upon disembarking she was reoeivad with sheers
by the English residents and by a considerable somber of
the inhabitants of Antwerp who had mumbled on the quay.
Her Majesty pro:leaded to the railway terminus and lett
by male ter Imam.

Their Royal Higbneases the Prince and Papoose
of Wales. atteadel by the Han. Mrs. Hardin* ge. Lerd
Munay, Major Teesdale, Calmed Hardier, the Hoe.
Charles Oarriagton, and Major Kaollys honoured the Hay.
market Theatre with their presence last night.
The formal recognition of Prince Alfred of
England as heir to the Dusky of flasseCobarg took place at
the capital of that state as the 6th, beta( the 21at
astaieersary of his royal highness's birthday.
The Duchess of Somerset is expected to leave
the First Lord's official resides°, at the Admiralty in a day
or two for Bulatrode Park, Bucks.
The Marquis and Marchioness Cholmondeley
lan to issiseday es aAA to Sir William sad Lady
Mary Farquhar, at their seat in Surrey.
The Count de Riechenbach Lerraoriets has arrived
at Maurice' Hotel ftam Boise.
Count Petraehie, accompanied by Count Car-
Pam, bass left Manrigy's Hotel for Paris.
A marriage is arranged between the Hon. Jeasy
Oarolise Bootle Wilbraham, wooed daughter of the late
Hoe. Richard Bootle Wilbraham, and Water of Lord She'.
maredale, and Mr. John Bateman. eldest sos of Mr. JIM'S
Batemaa, of Bidduiph Grants, Staffordshire.
M. Dutechker has left Maurigy's Hotel for
Visors..

Mr. and Mrs. Codotan and Mr. and the Misses
Magee have returned to Ifserigy's Hotel frogs Dublin.

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THE FLINT EISTEDDFOD.

The concert which took plane on Tuesday even-
ts/, in the Eteteddfod ririlioa, wee • great month gime
Reeves has never before rung in Eliot, sad the occasions
vibes the gentry of the principality can hoar the greet
teem elsewhere are comparatively so rare, that many
of theta, who othemnee took no interest la the
Eisteddfod, gladly availed themselves of this oppor-
tasity, and Booked tato Flint from all the surround-
ing districts. The committee have undertaken to
pay Mr. Howie 1601. for the three nights, end
they have, in addition, engaged a great number of other
artists of cousiderable popularity throughout the prat-
cipallty, including two amounts Welsh harpists. dime
Reeves wee in moslleut voice, though, as the *mains
advanced he complained that the smoke from the readies
and the paraffin oil lamps with which the pavilion
was lighted somewhat affected his throat. At one
time during the concert the candles had wall-
nigh had a still more injuriou effect, for Mr.
ReeveN in attempting to move • small sable on which
were ,oed sir lighted casdles, aaoldentally tilted the
whole of the needles over, and Mir Edith Wynn, who
Mood immediately in front of the table in a hatedeome silk
dress greatly extended with crinoline, had • very *arrow
escape. This little mishap, however, was soon overcome,
mad with thin exception everything paned off well. The
attendee°e at the Eisteddfod yesterday morning was very
immerses, the monster pavilion being crowded, as wee in
faot the whole town, cheep trips and special trains having
brought great someone to the number of visitors.
A namber of prizes were distributed, and the proceed-
*s of the day closed with an evening convert in which
Elms ROWS' had three soap allotted to him.

THE LIBERAL TRIUMPH IN THE NORTH RIDING.
No portion of the North Riding contributed more to
the triumph of liberal principles at the last election then
the district of Middlesbro', and oit Tuesday the electors
celebrated their victory by a grand banquet in that tow,
to which Mr. Milbank. the newly-elected member, arid
ether motive supporters of the liberal piny, were invited.
The dinner, which ins held in the Odd Fellows' Hall, and
Minded by about 230 ladles and geotlenne, was presided
over by Mr. J. Winton, charmer' of the liberal committee.
THE STOCK EXCHANGE AND THE NATIONAL LIFE-
BOAT INISTITUTION.—MX. Ferguson, of the Stock Ex-
change, has nonrated 3001., the cost of a new boat,
which is about to be stationd at Kingsdown, opposite the
south end of the fatal Goodwin Scads. Yr. sod Mrs.
Forgone take ooneiderable interest in the welfare of the,
lifeboat Institution, and have expressed a hope that they
may be enabled to soling amongst their friends the
cost of another vessel. Last year Mr. W. N. Badge, of the
Stock Exchange, oollsoted Amnon his fellow members the
liberal donation of 6101. in aid of the fonds of the imitita-
lion.
Common LAW Blnutrusa.—The annual return
made to the Homeaelos shows that Weetmiester.hall ban
ao mean to complan of want of business. 113,158 writs of
summon ware Weed last year from the Courts of Queeo's
Beech. Conran Pleas, and Exchequer; the average is very
little over 100,000. The great mass of these skims are
settled, and la oely theta a fourth of them le any sonor-
ities entered for the defeodaat ; but mere navies were
brought to trial last year Mute asasl-1,219 at Westminster
and Guildhall and LIM at the anises The plaintiff got •
vend is mon than two-thirds el the coons tried, includ-
ing those what wen andnembed and which enetituted a
fifth of the whole number io Loudon and Westminster,
where sloee they eredistingaishad is the morns ; the de-
fendant wen the day, either by verdict in his favour or by
nonsuitieg the plaintiff, I. nearly • sixth of the Grasse ; and
the rest were disposed of in various wan-175 referred to
arbitration, 38 nen to the fall court for argument ea a
" special can," in 86 a juror ores withdraws by went end
no verdict asked, and 35 were ending aims in which the
jury bad to be almshouse', astable to Um upon • verdict.
Oae cane ea cheat is returned ea made a remain pro
deeds juratorusn. 17,676 writs of execution against goods
I were bond from these course in the year, end 7,242
write of sepias for taking the pecan in execution
apes a judgmeat obtained ; the figments ii above
1W IMMO► but the latter number is Wk. it. Of
the benne= translated in fall court a jest idea can
lordly be given by numbers ; bat it any be snarl that io
MB eases application wee made for a sew trial or *therein
alter* the verdict, end in 110 the applisablen was after
orgameat granted ; 308 other special motions were made,
end is 216 of them a rale ski wee pasted be be afterwards
argued by both sides ; spacial oases were beard. 89
deragnses.l4 appealsfrees deaden of ~tang barristers.
The Cruet of Queen's Brash bad else ti arewnoide
Whom to dispose of. The basher dome in the year ea
t'atotabem" of the judges did sot equal the avenge
menet. bat atill there wen 41,123 summemple tweed, dI
ST miliaria' or alliessabisas made ; Awe Imre 3,810
of maniel. Oa the when, law awl baryon
ors to have kid am ammo crop.
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WRITING 111011 DICTATION. —The Rev. W. W.
Howard, bee Majesty% bapectar of Ohara Schoch la
Derma mad part of Devoe, motions Is his swoon lately
than that is • school in which the choreh samshiseit wee
Wight by npeatieg it after the Masher, the /Deed was
whirs oat by • ponies follows whoa the oasis! aspar-
tame was hold :—•'• I belies God father all onstglay make
from and nab and le Jesus shrift is rah sea ear lord who
wee brenied by the belly rot sad hers the ilia la mere
turfed eider peashed pity visiersty Ede dad mil lardy ;"
end dear Yip baba el the

Neal
Vera Cruz elates that on the 14th of July die
French retook "(Trepan. On the 23rd 91 $47 the
chief of guerillas, Publita, was attacked. of 7
cavalry and killed, together with a large nousfsar '
of hie bawl.
Arelega has been routed. It is stated that tint
maloontenta are now completely repulsed in the
south, and are incapacitated for • resumption of
the campaign for • long time to come. Negrete
during his retreat was deserted by half his soldiers.

AMERICA.

tang for the CIA/lairs camp, where be will remain
W] tie 90tb. This is, I believe, the true pro-
'gfamme. A letter from the Chilton camp, dated
Aligust 8, lap :
We stets a grail state of commotion. The Emperor.
wise wee thought would net arrive hare till about the
20th. sod aka tile Mee of the 15114 is sow officially
announced to be coming immediately. Every preparation
p making for a brilliant reception of his Majesty and the
Imperial Peace. Sines the ,riven of the good news the
aspect of the camp has been traasfeemed with the rapidity
of Ughtaing. All is joy and expectation. The grand
memmunis which were la the ceder of the day for Friday,
will deaden be ernalsrmeared, for we are smeared teat the
Emperor will be here oa Friday, the 11th, and we mast be
all under arms to receive hint All the regiments are at
work to have some creameat for their quarters by the
time the Scayeror comes. Every battalions. every company,
predscos Its artist A great raw are =ldes outside their
tests. with that malleable white seem whist is Guy le
elitist, allegorical sad other statues mettles taeth the makes.
meats of the Fres& army in Maxim, Oblas. and all pubs
of the woekL Fresco., and paintings are to be mean within.
sad perticelsrly in the mess-rooms. The mess of the
(Moen of the 74th Is adorned with a portrait of the
!temperer in the oostame of Cesar, executed by a private
soldier, who is a politer sod glazier by trade. The Emperor
I will take as a little by gawks, but we hope by activity to
give him • creditable reception.
M. Plon, the publisher of "Julius Caesar," was
11 lately at Plombittres ; the Emperor, it is said, has
been working hard at the second volume, but does
not expect to bring it out before the winter.
The Temps says, but I regard this as a mere
propos dans fair, that the speeches to be pro-
nounced at the Cherbourg fetes by the Marquis de
Chasieloup Laubat and the Duke of Somerset have
been carefully settled beforehand by the French
and English cabinets, and that they will be found
to be an important manifestation in favour of
peace and disarmament. Peace and goodwill, no
doubt, will be on all lips and in all hearts on the
memorable occasion, but as to disarmament in the

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present unsettled state of Europe, I do not believe
a word of it.

The Bourse is reported to be calm and as dull as
yesterday, with "scarcely any bueiness doing."
Rente and Mobilier closed with but a fractional
change. Mexican fell g.

"AMUL ACCIDAN, ABXS D DOZO OYM
SOLWAY. fuzz LONDON,
OR

Mr. W. W. Carter, coroner for Surrey, held an in.
dairy at the Carpenters' Arms Derwe,Blawart's-tares. last •
evecing, touching the death of Joleph _
aged 35 yeas.
The deosseed wee a owed ea the Larks, Chatham, std
Dover Railway for the last three meaths. Lest
,Irtroa=
night, at AM, he emit as gored he Mein bearing
Station far Ladrateldll. When be got We the Maim at
Victoria be waste good health sad spirits. He was sat
men near the Stewart's-lane Hades by ftwitehmea
Bishop leasiag out of his ma bleellag sad lifeless.
His dead body was iskea out of the van at the
rstewart's-lane platform • Dr. Butcher! was met br, and
found that the unfortuniAs man's head had received a of in
; the skull wet. in fast, split up the centre of
the forehead.
Inspecher Harris stated that be walked along the line back
to the Victoria Marisa to eseirtain when and bear the case.
alt happened. The peas eap was found lying on the bal-
last elms to the betimes at the exit from that deem, arid
there was a splash of blood upon **buttress. The %Mous
is queetion was about 18 Wass from the side of the sr-
Hapr the demised had *Masa* leant out of the win.
doer of the guards' break van, to ma whether all the pas-
engem' door were Imissed. when his bald was daubed
spinet the brickwork. He most ham bees killed lasimetly.
The fury returned verdict of " Accidental
Mr. Carter held as Inquest at the Wendswerfir Defoe. •
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g the death of Samuel Wright. a *helmet
ea the If stropolataa &Mission of tbe Lead"
Chatham. and hover Railway.
II appeared that on eamu&y afteraom the dessisell sad
hie son were at work together ea the railway bridge at
Waodswerth, repairing the metals. • Maim amp aloe%
eaddrmly, and the eon called oat " Father, father, here rt
cams ." and jumped out of the way. Tha dammed, is
getting lustily from bosoms the metals, slipped, and the
Infer of the engine Instantly struck him ea the stomach
sod threw him slug the lies to peat diMersee. He was
shockingly mangled sad was a
toted at coos.
The jury returned a verdict of er Amidsatal Death."

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tive, we shall merely drive them from an utterly The Emperor left Plombib ,'f '• morning, and Emperor's movements. The journal of club : • yea this fresh doubt Both* is kaoire, sad the "tit
thetitdeetiTe• 4911~4 of labour tuts we to wait direst I. the 'amp at Chalons. . _,• *a fiatetts des Ifrangsre, which, on the strength of grible."6"llllllgocenned bet 1.4:011/1"tand L2OO law hen Amy. or
Oita their labour and keening will produce richer • a lucky hit about X Thouvemers noutioltt}oo to alma the diatimai, at ,o,ja, th,,, last deeds hem the
frmlt. Anil lof (id! 'out: gibes to them we shall tl : SPAIN: ' the post of Grand Referendary, has enjoyed the ow* sows bowl. =wawa,. .....,„„Awya,„„
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As war *bee they give their 'kid to make our The father of the King of Spain being worse, the information, announces in this morning's number orarregeireefebabbe ._ S.O Ile; w°6141
laws so plain that we can understand them without court will soon return to Madrid, and the intended that his Majesty is Apeoted in Paris to-morrow. have aidomplished aliogi.oololl es r r
help of an interpreter, or at least io certain that interview between the Queen and the Empeior Of iiiii Mune thing was said by the Presie last night, evade& so INA tar 411•1,7 Al "W. ssabst, hos_
when we apply to an interpreter he shall be able the French will not take place. with the addition tilt after a "short stay" be WM*44 to use ) !* $l7
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what wrongs we tart*, judicial remedy. . ,I RAMA. • ' , would proceed to Fontainebleau, so that whether the tram bar, bet „„ abobetakaa massaiaaa al tam la ba a
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•' •• the Pontiac/al OW for which ath ' time of the year. Another *Per dims that on rates 01 twolosilso clsotoi es Wel . elk as
The Primo. . Wiles iiiigidei 71.1411 t 4" n n - ' purpose
to: ..bo llith the Emperor la to be at Cherbourg. That merely seereeet tki °etrs molot IW._,___
meeting rib, Oettecd et thellashy a c......n bad et me i foreign countries bay° already 4114" d ill bit bottoms very likely, ' that the 15th is to- disk- a"' la-lasa' "8. th•••"" are. the rds4
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There were pass at the Lord Portman, Lard "Auden ri
Nee ateastatiee ; Sis We. JAM Aleamier, Atierser.Geas. MEXICO. :, • sedesdflg to the programme, the fleets will be amp slighted jadigeltheV ell. 0,1,4 Irk nos °eh'
rid ;Cloned the. Haw Ste Mules Reaamsat Phipps, PARIS, Amon 10. steak far Brest. The last version is that to- asses ci infillidell artilleries* .ease is staresth and
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