The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-14 00:00:00

!Mt Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 13.
The Quoen drove out this morning, accompanied
by the Crown Pane's' of Prussia and Princess
Prince's Beatrice also took acsalag• drive.
Prinoses Loam, attended by the Hon. Lei* Catboat,
went eat walking.
The Crown Prince of Prussia wont ont shootißattelidod
by Count Eulenburg, Colonel the lion. Sir C hpps,
aed Colonel 11. Ponsonby.
The Earl of Mount Charles and the Earl of March also
had the honour of accompanying the Royal party.
The Lord Chancellor and Lady Cranworth left the Cagle
this morning.
A committee of the Lords of the Privy Council assembled
in the Councilichamber yesterday afternoon, to take into
consideration questions relating to the cattle plague. There
were present the Lord Chancellor, the Lord Preaident, the
Duke of Somerset, Earl Russell, the Right lice. Sir George
Grey, Earl de Grey and Ripon, Lord Stanley of Alderley,
and the Chancellor of the Eschequor.
Mr. Waddington and the Attorney and Solicitor General
were also present.
The Clerk and Deputy-Clerk of the Council were in

attendance.
Despatched weds cleaved yesterday at the Colonial-offioe
from the Govereors of the Mauritius, the Bahamas,
Gibraltar, and C►nada.
The Right Dom fix George Grey arrived In town yester•
day from Palladia.

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His Excellency the Prussian Ambassador and the
Counter Berestorff have left town on • visit to ike
Dowager Duchess of Cleveland, at Downham Hall, Ner.l
folk.
The Earl of Sefton, who arrived in town on
Saturday from Croxteth Park, near Liverpool, yesterday
left on a visit to the Prince and Princess of Wales, at
fiendrlegbain.
The Earl and Countess Spencer arrived in town
ay yesterd, from visiting Lord and Lady Suffield, at Goatee
Park, Norfolk.
The rectory of Barming, near Maidstone (says
the Maidstone Journal), has become vacant by the death
of tbo 11ev. William Horne, M.A., formerly of Christ
Church, Oxford. It is worth 6301. a year and a house, and
is in the Pt of the Crown. It is the first whiz!' has fallen
to the nomination of Earl Russell since he succeeded Lord
Palmerston In the office of Prime Minister.
A large and influential meeting was held yester-
day at Durham, for the purpose of promoting church exten-
sion in the county. The Earl of Durham, the lord lieute-
nant of the county, occupied the chair, and contributions
amounting to between 9,0001. and 10,0001. were simonise:ad
to the meeting. including 2,0001. by the Bishop of Durham,
the originator of the movement, 2,0001. by the Dean and
Chapter of Durham. 1,0001. by the Dean of Durham, 5001.
by Earl Vane, and 500/. by Mr. J. H. Aylmer.
At Covent Garden four nights during the present
week are again to be absorbed by the Affirming. Mr.
Henry Leslie's Ida is announced for Wednesday.
Advices from Ems state that Madame Jenny
Lied-Goldschmidt la at present !ivies in that town with
her family, and will probably pass the winter there.
A decree of the King of Prussia has founded a
second clan of the Order of Louisa, to be conferred on
women or young girls who may have distinguished them-
selves by their attention to the sick, or by striking sets of
humanity and self-devotedness in time of war.
A priest named Wateel expired suddenly iu the
pulpit at Kreibitz, in Bohemia, three days back, while
preaching, He had just uttered the words, " Yes, there is a
hell !" when he fell down insensible, and all efforts to
animation were unavailing. "Persons curious in theatrical
matters," says Galignani, "may remember that Palmer, the
greet English actor, when playing at Drury-lace in 1798 the
principal part in the Stranger, after uttering the words
• There is another and a better world !' sank down suddenly
on the stage, and died instantaneously."
In the shooting excursion lately made by the
Emperor Napoleon at Versailles, 1,316 head of gains were
killed ; 233 by his Majesty, 140 by the Prince de la Mos-
knows, 129 by the Marquis de la Valetta, do.
The Speaker of the Legislative Assembly of Tas-
mania, and Chairman of the Salmon Commissioners, whose
private residence is not far from the breeding ponds on the
river Plenty, where the interesting experiment to stack the
rivers of Australia with salmon is being carried on, writes
to say that number much exceeding 2,000 are now in the
rivers Plenty and Derwent.
Electoral Besse seems to be the country of per-
manent ministerial arises. At the present moment it has
no Minister of the Interior, or of Finance, or of Justice,
and no one appeus to know where to look for persons who
would accept the vacant offices.
The Prussian government has decided on con- ,
structing a new military port in the Baltic, which will be
some distance from Kiel. A maritime commission, pre.
sided over by Admiral Jachman, is now engaged in discuss-
ing important proposition,.
The railway line from Rome to Ancona is an-
nounced as completed, with the exception of the bridge
over the Tiber at Calls Rosetta, which will soon be fiuisbed
also, and the construction of which, in spite of the diffi-
culties presented by the nature of the locality, is con-
sidered to be the finest piece of engineering of the kind
in Italy.
A letter from Yokohama of the 10th of Septem-

Like other Irish rebellions, the Fenian movement, the I -- -
bar, in the Moniteer, states that, in consequence of an ap.
Times say.' betrays • ridiculous want of relation between
perpetual re. plicatioe from the French Minister at Jeddo, the Japanese
the means and the proposed end. It is the
production of • melodrama, in which half-a-dozen such per- gremeene km removed all resteietim. as the trade
in
souses as an uneducated outcast` a brigand, • gips), • 1111ele seed.
ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY. Yesterday
sailor, and • youg girl propose to take a city and conquer
' a populous kingdom. On the stage of course they do it, 1 evening"t wasthe tint
dmar Burlington House of;
the Geographical
d° t, Sir
and the apparent facility of the process most have led some Roderick Murchison, in the chair. It had ebePen announced
weak minds to think it really possible. There is nothing 1 that Mr. Baker, who has recently returned from exploring
either substantially reel or logically consecutive in the ex- I, the sources of the Nile, would read • paper on the
t",„g.TA we here just wit...ed. For our own pert, I discovery of a second
filled
tiolake in i Cl
before ue trod Africa, and
Proceedings Tom:he left of the
I:
adds the Times, our contempt of the affair is so great that 1 theTh reemeet of the e wee
we wish for the offenders only just as much punishment as , dent was Lady Franklin. Mrs. Baker, who meow-
will deter others from following their example. They 1 penis& her husband through all his dangers end difficulties,
occupied a prominent poste H
the company, and
ought to be in good keeping till at least matters we
smoother en the other side of the Atlantic ; and if then the D'elaolii:utittt*Ll4i:di Richards,gooitgat7.oll,HenrTßw-
they still prefer American institutions, they might safely , Mr.w linens, Mr.
and numerous other distinguisheda te Utters
be left at liberty to plain themselves under them. I crowded the platform. It was announced that 18 noble,
The Post reviews the prcoeedinp which have been taken ' men aed gentlemen had been elected fellows of the society
In the Irish Court of Common Fleas by the proprietor of the sines the lest meeting, and the
read mllllllll,
1311, of nearly 40 ceedi-
I Irish people against the Lord Lieutenant. That there is dates
eaes toe
explorationfloreetieewee; the country of atrhebaah,:dade la:i
this right of action in au Irish court of justice the Post the Nile, onward of the track of Spoke, and has die.
Woks exceedingly questionable ; but the Lord Lieutenant corwed • lewooed great lake out of wbeeee the White Nile
cannot, or at least ought not, to have the privilege, if per- flows, and
orati on whisk hwase naminte es Albstingert, and Nyanza.
ly His &cou
that
chance he so willed it, of committing an arbitrary and of the explre entire cashews
discovery of Spike, sad completes it. A umber of alto-
ineffal act, lad thee of denying the eetheeitY of the 111511 resterietie sketches of sesessi sad boldest@ by Mr. Baker
courts to call upon Dim to justify it. The Court of were exhibited in the room, and their examination occupied
COMORE Pleas, having held Lord Washers's, in his public the reessiadsr el the evening.