The Express.
London, England, 1865-03-24 00:00:00

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and attended by the Ron. Pkeenoe Swank west out is
the Great Park We amnia/. sad it s grounds is the
afternoon.
The Princess Liaise dross oat
The BIM Hoe. Edward Oardwell had the haw= of
dining with her Msiesty and the Royal Family yesterday.
Professor Hoff rasa gave his woad lectors on elawnistry
Wore the Queen, Prinous Helena, Prioorne !Aube. and
Priam Leopold, with the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting,
and some of the members of the household.

The Primps at Wales, Mewled by Lieutenant-Colonel
Kernel, bunted with his barriers war Windsor yesterday.
The PADMIS of Wake toot a earring drive, attended bl
the Han. lim Bros.
The Prince and Primers 111 Wale, treat in the evades to
a ball giw by hie Encellenoy the Versa Ambassador, at

Albertiate.
The following gentlemen had an Interview with the Right
Rom the Chanoellor of the Exchequer, at Me of Seel'
dense in Dowmng•strest, yesterday, upon this enbje t of e
National Library for Edinburgh:—'Phi Lord Provost
of
Edistargis, Mr. Hieclair Aytonn, Mr. Miller, M.P.•
the Provost of LEM, De. Chansben, Mr. Sawn (seerstary
of the Merchant Coaspasy, Edinburgh), Mr. W. A. Parker
(advocate), Mr. Charles Lawson, and Mr. Graham Lawsoe.
Despatches were remised yesterday at the Oolesiskifiee
from theooverscn of the Australian colonise, Ceylon, Bong
Hoeg, end Gibraltar. Despatches were seat to the GOVIA%
noes of the esttlements on the West Coes. of Aides sod

anted&
Oda's' Gloaoester Gambler (Royal Arline/0, C. 8., et.
tended the levee held at 131. damee's Palace on Weds's-

VISIT OP THE KING OP THE BELGIANS TO
HER MAJESTY AT WINDSOIL-(THIS HAY.)

This morning his Majesty Ling Leopold, attended
by Dr. Copal end suite, and moompaaled by M. Yea de
Weyer, the Belgian Weeder, Lord Alfred Paget, the Chief
E4aerry sad Clerk Maraled, Lord Torrington, 114., let the
Lord Warder Hotel, Dover, at 10 o'olock, for Windsor, on
a visit to the Queer.
The Pease of Walls met hie Majesty at Waterloo, sad
travelled with him to Windsor.
King Leopold will occupy a mite of apartments in the
Yerk Tower.

AEBIVAL OF THE KING OF TILE BELGIANS.—HI'
Melody the King of the Belgians strived at DOTI, shortly
lifter MOOD o'clock lad sight, cm route for Windsor. upon •
visit to Ur Queen. His Majesty came tram &tussle by way
of Calais. Oa kis arrival at the Admiralty Pier hie Majesty
was received by the Belgian Envoy and Yielder Plecipotes-
tidy, & Van de Weyer; Lord Alfred Paget, end Lord
Tadashi., of the Queen's heeeshold ; the Eektill 0011.111
at Dever, Mr. 8 M. Latham. Lieutensattlemesal Ellice,
sad stall ; Camel Oosnamedent Marriott, E.A. ; Colossi
Wynne, &E. ; Captain Bruce, &N.; the Secretary of
Legation, M. Delfose, he. A royal salute from the Castle
BdS.ey snnocooed the landing. A guard of honour d the
37th Regiment lined the pier and the approach to the Lord
Warden Hotel ; sad the space appropriated for spectators
was crowded with a fsdalonable amemblage, who cheered his
Majesty an kis way to the Lord Warden Hotel,
whore he
remained for the night. A special train was ordered on the
South Ushers Railway for this morning, to many his Ma-
jesty sd suite direct to Wiadeor.
The Prince of Wales, accompanied by Earl
Speed; was present in the House of Commons het evening
chubs( the debate which occurred upon the Weems of

°seeds.
The Duke of Leinater is expected to arrive at
his moithroor on Carlton-hooss=nnee in a few days, from
Cart= House, Maynooth, Ireland.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster
leave town on Monday next for Notcombs Perk.
The Marquis Conyngham will leave hie seat iu
Ireland on Monday Deli for Grimstoo Park, to pus a few
days with Lord end Lady Londesborongb.
The Marchioness of Waterford has returned to
Farreere's Hotel from Hisheliff Castle, =sr Cluistohnrel,
Hants.
The Earl and Countess of Yarborough arrived .
their residence is Arlington-street, yesterday, from Brighton.
The Roe. Miss Catherine Canning, daughter of
Lard Stretford de Radoliffe, is to be married, it is mid, to
Weald Lord H. Pero, V.O.

THE DEIIII6IB OF CANADA.

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISION.
The following are the nsmes of the members who
voted bat sight for Mr. Bentrnek's ameudasent:—" That
the item of 60,0004 for the improvement of defences at
Qualms be omitted from the proposed vote :"—Mesere. L.
G. Apr-Eltis, E. Antroben A. S. Arica, R. S. Aytoon
E. Baines, T. Barnes, T. Bagley, A. Black, P. Blackburn,
Sir G. Bowyer, Mr. J. Bright, Sir R. J. Oliftoa. Messrs.
W. H. Cogan, W. Con Sir F. Crawley, Mews. R.
Weide, H. R. Eerie', C. Gilpin, J. Greene, W.
H. Gregory, H. R. Greeted], Colonel F. GreTillit,
MIMI. S. Gurney, G. Hedfield, J. T. Hibbert, W. Lev-
ees, E. A. Leathern, W. Lysley, E. MacEvoy, W. Miller,
Moaner Doe, Sir M. Penn Mews. J. Pilkington, E. Potter.
C. Seely, R. B. Sheridan, J. B. Smith, Lieut.-Cornea N.
Start, Colonel W. H. Sykes, Mr. P. A. Taylor. Tellers,
Mews. J. White and S. Wenn
L the majority the Libere/s were outnumbered by the
Opposition—the total amber, 275, cionsisting of 141 comer-
' retires and 134 midetettelists. Every name of note in the
Opposition ranks la found in the list. Mr. Lowe supported
the vote in the diviaion though he spoke spinet it in the
debate.

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FRANCE.
PAWS, Ilims Ilis
The lifoniteur of this morning publishes the
text of the treaty of commerce and navigstion
concluded between France and Sweden. It will
°owe into force on the ISth April next.

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THE STATE OP BINGE IN GALIOLL
LEMBERG, NAsee 21.
The following proclamation has just been issued
here in Polish and German :—" In accordance with
the imperial decision of March 6 it is ordered :-
1. That on and after the 18th April next the
state of siege in the provinces of Galicia
and Cracow shall be. abolished, and that the
exceptional measures taken to carry out inch state
of siege shall cease from that date. 2. Legal
Proceedings against civilians pending on the said
18th April next shall be transferred to the compe-
tent civil courts. Appeals against sentences passed
upon civilians by the military coatis prior to that
date shall, however, be referred to the consideration
of the chief military tribunals."

SPAIN.

MADRID, Koos U.

The Notifies of to-day says :—" We are auther
rimed to contradict the rumours of a coup d'itat
being contemplated, the government wishing on
the contrary to observe the constitution."