The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-06 00:00:00

zeal neoserity •xists for

keep the idvanteipm of i-

at its level that aim

this is now the care the

should emigrate, and.
trustworthy should form _
executing building contracts. But none should
voluntarily consign themselves to idleness and
pearly. We cannot advise workmen to settle
down to the acceptance of this " discharge note,"
but we do advise them to be oautionii, to consider
their true position, and not to allow anybody to
dissuade them by big words from that reasonable
submission to temporary circumstances, which is
the duty of all of us at some time or other.

late amt.

OSBORN% Jas. L

The Queen, and Princess Helena, attended by
the Dowager Countess of Mount•Edgoamb• and Colossi
Possosby, drove out yesterday.
Princess Louie, also west oat driving.
Earl de Orsy and Ripon arrived at Osborn, sad had the
hamar of dialog with her Malady.

Despitehes wen received yeeterday at the Colonial-aloe
hors the °creator el Gonda. Despatches were coot to the
Govinor el °said&

Tai Panics AND Pairtemo or WALE/I.—The
hospitalities of Hallam in soneation with the visit of the
Prince and Prime' of Wass to the Bart sad Othatim of
Lassiter culminated yesterday evening wit► a grand ball In
Seam of the royal guests. This ball the low been anti.
litigated sea peat county festivity, sad 400 invitation were
Mod, comprising all the this of the district. Farther pets
titulars will be afforded to-morrow ; meantime, however, it
my be meted that the arrangeeoeste were on the moth
lavish soak. The Prim and Prism have been favoured
during their visit to Haltom with mon genial weather
than that wkish smiled towards the alone of lath month,
a fortunate airmail's" as from the proximity of the hall
to the sea the locality would otherwise have thee found far
too Md, and the pleasure of the thoursioa would have
then to some extent marred. The Priaoe sad Priotass will
Morn to Sandringham-both' to-day (Friday). Goneiderible

weeks an in progress upon thel Sandringham astate
indeed, a local eentraeter has now no lea than 27 harem
employed upon Ilea property, and a proportionate number
of Clan.

ORPRANAOII FOR INFANTIL—Their Royal High-
muss the Prince and Primmest Wales h►re not only been
plowed to humane the pairoes of this charity, bid her royal
highs= became a unberetbse of 10 &seas aanaally in all
of Its fends.

TH3 MIMING or PAILIAMINT.—At the Privy
Donnell appointed to be held to-morrow by her Majtety at
Osborn the premise day will be awned for the ineetiag of
parliamest Milk neat► for "the despatch of hoolosle"
Miffrernsitai Movesseivre.—The Earl De Orey,
titer a short visit to her Majesty at Osborne, retureed
i. 3 tows yesterday Memos& The Right Hoe. Thos.
Miler Giteon, LP.. is =meted to arrive is town this
'harpoon from Thebertes House, Suffolk. Viscount .ad
Viscounts. Pahneeton are eeterialning a select oink at
Broadlasds. Admiral Sir decades Clifford Red the Hon.
F. Brag are &meg the remit arrivals at Broadlands. _

RisErcelleney the Spanish Minister and Madame
Coals hare left town for Strawberry Hill, Twickenham,
on a visit to Frances Omura Waidagrave and the Right
Hon. Chichester Foresaw, xpi

His Excellency the Marquis d'Ar.eglio left the
Bailee Logan= yesterday to the party visiting Farms
Countess Waldepave and the Right How. Chieheater For.
tewrue, M.P., at Strawberry Hill.

•
The Earl of Derby has quite regained his strength
slier hie meet severe 'Stade of seat. The sale earl sad
°mato= will moire a lupe party of triads it Yaowaloy
seat weak.

The Right Hon. Sir William and Lady Hayter
have left Soath-bill Park for Rome and Naples.

The Hon. Mrs. Maynard left town yesterday for
Viseettst Mayeard's oat, Easton Lod" DaDolow, ram.

We understand that Rear-Admiral the Hoa. Jas.
IL Drummed, C. 8., am of the Lords Ocuomissiosers of

the Adminlty, wM sowed Rear•Adminl Sir Lewis T.
JoitasJlC.C.B., aa commewhir.in.chiet at Cork.

The following English yachts have arrived at
Malta :—The Derwent, schooner, Royal Yacht Squadron,
so Thursday, from Palermo ; piesengers. Colossi Talbot,
Mr. Clifton, Captain White, and Dr. White. The Kin-
fisher, schoooer, Captain T. R. Boiler, on Saterdsy, from
Syracuse ; pareuger, Mr. R. F. Lee, R.A. (prepatetor).
The Eeidia. schooner. Captain G. Harvey, on the mats day,
from Caglierl ; yeassapts, Colossi Douglass, C. B. (propels-
tor), Gametal Moore. Colonel Peel, gad Mrs. Mews..
A letter from Rome of the 31st nit says :—" The
hounds met on Thursday at the Mailianells, bolds the
Porta CavallenerL There were act more than thirty who
followed, but there was, of canna, a host of the oedema in
carriages. No incidents, stoop% that Lord Talbot de Maks-
hide on that or the previous day had a heavy fall, sad Sir
Chichester Nagle broke a shoulder blade, without, however,
say eassenneness to 001216011 anxiety."
A letter from Rome in the Debate, says :—" A
great event took place here on Woodsy lasi:—nee of those
facts which moot be properly judged of axoept by perigee
who have resided In the Eternal City. I allude to the
opening of the theatres. The custom is for the Governer
of Rome to preside at this solemnity. That reversed pre-
late, who is at the same time director-fungal of the polio,.
superintendent of the theatres, criminal judge, Sio., sad has
a tribunal of his own, with a whole army of officers at his
oommand. Is generally present at the first repriesatation at
the Grand Theatre of Apollo, splendidly illuminated, and
causes refreshments to be distributed to the principal w-
ince. Nothing of the kind has taken place this year. Mgr.
/fattened did not attend, the lighting of the !souse was not
inoressed, and the occupants of the boxes have not bad to
refuse refreshments, none being offered to them. This le
another of those traditional customs which tends to fall
into disuse."
Thefite of the patineurs has at last come off at

Paris. The Bois was throased by earriages ooeveyieg

skaters attired i• the most fanciful sad brilliant costumes
to the Lac da Etureass. Nine o'clock was the appointed
hoar of rendezvous, and the peat world was punctual. The
band of the Goat Gerdes performed selections from the new
operas with it. usual entrain, artillerymen bearing torches
lived the lake, and ten electric batteries illumin►ted the
scene with a flood of light so white and dear that the
militated object was distinctly visible eves at • considerable
&dance. The fête was opened by • display of fireworks.
which reflected their varied hose on the kw, producing •
dauliag effect, especially when these patches of coloured
light happened to fall on the figures of the skaters, most
of whom bore lighted torches. Among the Paella present
were the Duke and Duchess of Manchester and the Dabs of
Flamiltoc The iambus of the imperial family *unveiled
the sows by their presence, and the members of the aris-
tocraey of Paris mustered is full force.

or Mg. C. J. CloiAigt.—We regret to
hen to record the death of this gentleman, whir& took
place at his residence. Manor-terniee, Briztoo. on Saturday
night last. Mr. Collins was known as a contributor to some
of the magesnes, sad was the author of many sketches in
various departments of light literature. He was also the
author of some farces, and of the extravaganza of Pizarro,
which was produced, we believe, at Drury-Lee some years
winos. Besides this plea he wrote an waffled City Prienda.
Many years ago he published a sporting novel, Waled
"Dirk Dimino, " and lately a series of novels, amoeg which
watt " SackvWe Chase," " The Man In Chains," " Singed
Moths," " Matilda the Dane," ho., all of which are at
sent in in the libraries. For many years Mr. Collies
, filled the arduous poet of • parilamestety re-
r, sod at the time of his death was situated
expiredlo 44.1
a lari
ery pastaloillothecs, letininginfiehtd a widow
end use sou. Mr. Collins died at the comparatively early
age of 44, and his loss will be severely felt by a large circle
of friends and acquaintances.
rr ALIT.ANDRA 1.1.11 D" AogritALu.—Mr. John
M'Dociall Stuart, the ealeerated Auetraliaa , MO*
Mow in the mead edition of his journals (wa=ve Jost
been published by Meer". Saandere, (filet, and Oa.), that
he has christened the large aid valuable tract of land he
bee evened up to the South Australians " Alutandra
Lend."
GLIM VOLUM= BANQUET IN THB Towlr-
SALL, WINDSOR —Yesurday errant a grand volunteer
banquet took-plan is the Town-tall, Windsor, ender the
prerdeney of Major-General F. H. G. Seymour, eqzerrsor is
ordinary to her Malady the Quote, who gas splayed
much interest in the volunteer movement at W
The company was most select, and included many of the
tril, pal raided' In the royal borough and neighbour-