The Express.
London, England, 1856-01-12 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 12, 1866.

160 t court.

-LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

WINDSOR, JAW. 11.
P;lisse Alloget w►nt ont shooting this yawning,
essiied by the Qount of Mandel", Rad OnaMlle, t►e
BPookinpg th• Rite of Cowmen% and Reevetagral
Hassillfs„ V,
TP following Milton left the Castle to-day :—The
Estand Countees•Oranville, the Agultetta Minbter (Count
Collorede), tbs Marchioness of Illetisgs, sod Captain
Yelverton, Bir Charles sod Lady Mary Wood, Sir Beefs-
win *ell, sad the Right Hon. Spenser sad Mn. Walpole.

THE OVERLAND MAIL

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FamAY.

The India Mail arrived at two o'clock this
afternoon. „

DENMARK.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon at
the Foreign-ofEce. It was attended by Visoount
Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville,
the Earl of Harrowby, Sir George Grey, Mr. Secre-
tary L ,bouchere, Sir Charles Wood, Lord Stanley
of Alderley, the Eight Hon. M. T. Baines, and
the Duke of Argyll. The Council at three hours.

(PION OUR OWN

COPENHAGEN, FZIDAY.

A Royal proclamation orders the election of
members of the Supreme Parliament of the mon-
archy, which is convoked for the 11th of February.
The Dagbladet states that the elections must be con-
cluded by the 22nd Wt.

A deputation from the Woolwich Local Board of Health
had as interview yesterday with the Right Hon. W.
Cooper, 11.1'., President of the General Board of Health,
at his office, Whitehall. The deputation consisted of the
Rev. Henry Brown, Chairman of the Local Board, Mr.
Samuel Dixon, Mr. Barney., and Mr. Pideed, attended by
Mr. Edward Sargent, Clerk to the Board.

Earl Graarilleanived is London yesterday, from a visit
to the Quin at Windsor Cutle.

Meetings of the Oaford Univenity Commission ware bold
at N. 17, Great Queen-street, Westminster, on Tuesday
Wednettley, and Thursday last. The Ceminissiosers pee-
sent were the Bart of Ellesmere, Sant of Harrowby, Er.
'edict Coleridge, the Hon. Edward Twisleton, the Dean
of Wills, end Sir John W. Awdry, with the Secretaries.
Vieeonst Palmerston arrived in town yesterday, from his
seat, Broadlands, Hants. .

Bir Charles Wood returned to taws yesterday, trona
Windsor Castle.

Despatches for the Clovereor of Comas wen mat piety-
day from the ColoLiel °Moe.

The Doke of Cambridge visited the Italian Theatre
Paris, on rhureday evening. His Rigel Rif/haus was in
the Pauperises boa.
F. Scully, EN., M.P., has been this week married,
at the Roans Ceibalig chapel, Sputa place' by Cardinal
Wiseman, to the youngest daughter of J. B. Munk Eiq.,
of Gioueuter•sqou, klyde•park.
General Cannon (Bebram Pacha) has arrived in
town from Circuits.

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Captain Oleig, of the Royal Artillery, has returned
from tt Crimes, and assumed the duties of his ■ew ap-
pointment at the War Dvartatent, as Deputy-Impactor of
Military Scheele. . . .

We-(United Service Gasegie) understand it is in
contemplation forthwith to rears u additional number of
captaice and flag Alcorn who, b ap, infirmities, civil or
other employments, ere incapacitated from again serving
Amt. The vested rights of the facers who us to be re-
tired, will he carefully observed. This will mike a very
desirable sour among the active °Seen. _ 1
1

Templeman's engagement to Lord Derby, we
(Ball's IA!.) an informed, is at an sad, tie former having
' seat Li' his cap and jacket and rewired a very handwrite
letter from the noble lord lo reply.
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The Cambridge independent states that the local
&tithe:idea of that town have revisited the Mayor to cell a
public' meeting of the Conseil, which will probably he
holden on Trotsky next, "to take into consideration the
alleged pitiless state of the Eastern Croatia Railway he•
twain London and Cambridge, and the propriety of taking
menneres on the 'abject, especially to prorate the temporary
diversion of all the tame between Leaden sad Csalnidp,
to the line through Ritchie."

An experimental trial of the power of plirsaisai
hes been made la the proof depertmeat of the Arsenal,
Woolwich, for the pawpaw of ondesvonring to obisia •
mods of discherging in regular enemestoa the various
gone ander proof. Tho method, however, has been pro-
'maimed too oomplicetod to admit of its being brought into
general use for the present. _ .

Dr. liooresby is going out to Australia, with an 'W-
pm' view to ezperiseats relative to the variation of the eom•
pus to iron ships la the southern hemisphere. With groat
liberality, the directors of the Liverpool sad Australia*
Navigation Company have pasted the ass of a state-cabin
is their splendid wow-steamer. the Royal Charter ; a

vreel well adapted for wiestifte experiments. The sure
are of woad. The eempares are so arrayed rto cheek
each other. The wheels, we ere told, are sot likely to la.
feriae eves delicate impairer& The BoyalCharterrila
seat week for the entipodee.

The following are the meetings of Literary and
Scientific Sxleties for the sainting week :—Moaday—Bri-
Soh Architect., 8; Linnets, 8. Tasaday—lastitation of
Civil &Timms, 8, "Oa the Top, Sotto's, and Woe*
Webs of Girders sad Tabu," by Mr. Hamill. Wed.
newlay—Steisty of Arts, 8, "On Tonnage Reniatratlon,"
by Mr. Charles Atherton ; Ethnological, 81, "Oa the
Riveciwry of Ancient British Oral Records," by Mr. 0. B.
Heasumat ; "A Short Amount of the Estacado Ladle's,
Geld* Pokrane," by Geld. Mollies. Tbanday—Royal
' Academy, 8, " Architecture," by Professor Cockerel ;
cioty of Antinomies, 8 ; Royel, Saturday—A.l4ot* 2.

. . _
Professor Hies, of Berlin, hes wxnesetiesd the ex..
ratios of an equeotrian states of King Frederick William
the Third, as likswiee that of a nsoneunant to be erected to
the lam Privy Comas:Aloe Smith. At the same time, be is
shoat to finish the seelptares whisk are to adorn tee sew
Mesas at Berlin.

M. Herten's "Exile" hu been reprinted at Ham-
burg, end interdicted (/era moment) at Lelpois. The Rs. •
Mae agents interfered, and the Besot enthotitlee proved
complaisant; but the trade protested, mid after some re-
onsideratien the boa was removed. "My Erik "Is there-
fore free to pus smoog the libraries of Germany.

A correspondent of the none, state* that hs km re.
fleetly received, oa good authority, the following estraordi-
leery sesount of as act of cruelty perpetrated by u ambit •
'odor from the Court of Perste now resident la Russia. It
appears that during the stay of t►e ambassador la Mospeoer
a flre of charcoal, lighted by ►is servant in a stove of the
room where his son and the mom slept, canoed the death
of t►e former by suffocation, while the latter narrowly se-
sapid with his lit.. The ambassador, in rode, oa snags
the death of his sae, commanded the servant, to whose safe.
lawns the accident was attributed, to be flayed alive, The
Rosiest polio., however, interfered, alleging that sas► a
genialess's mould not be allowed in their country. At-
revdingly hie Eseelleney ordered a box with airtudes to be
made, for the purpose of transporting his unfortunate or.
rant to Persia, there to stiffer the fearful death which even
litanies civilisation prohibited I The poor man is pro-
bably nos on his way is Petsia."

Tke Rev. George Manetield, incumbent of St
Peter's Church, fl.ffroa.hill, 'dentine that he will preach
to that church to-morrow evening, for the beaked' et the
working abuse*, the sermon lately delivered by the Rev.
Mr. Celtd before the Qom..

Mr. P. Urquhart, M.P., writes to Mr. Moore,
politely uking the heaoursbls M.P. for Mayo whether he
said he (Mr. Pollard Urqabart) bad been "bought, but
not paid tor." " Yes," replies Mr. Moore, "and lus
ready to uphold the charge." • • "Your private du-
luster I have neither the with nor, as I believe, the power
le damage; bat your public conduct I believe to be of the
very worst complizton ; and I will oontiaos on every fitting
ereadoe to ape of that public, conduct se I think it dr
surge." Mr. Urquhart challenges his accuser to produce
his proof..

By se advertiorment, we learn that Mr. Webster
Wends rebeildiag the Adiriphi Theatre oa ea ealerged
male daring the maser rear.

The War, it appears, has eaten up all the spare
bruise. An sprllestles to Lord Paler/eon fora seatrlba-
ties of metal for the proposed store of Nears hap team
sesseeerfel. The ratter was reheard to Lord Prams
and the Ordure' Daportrant, sad so answer ►ee been
reeved, to the offset the all the bronze in the peewees
of GOVHIII3IIIIt le rquired for the rating of arra.

On Tuesday forenoon, as the tad of lig&ton
wee looviog the National Bank, Edinburgh, ►i. pocket
wr picked of 1001. which be ►ad Jut drawn. The thieves
lumped.

The elevation of Sir James Parke to the peerage is
at loan& (netted. His title is Baron Wensleydale of
Wensleydale, Yorkshire. Hr. Batas Braswell, it •ill also
be loan by oar law report, has wand o• kis jedielal
dation.

REPRESENTATION OF NEW ROSS.—My. has
Fltspotriek, burbler-st•lsw, lowly Chief Jostles of Ow
Gold Coast, lases& offering ►land( so s saadldsto for New
Boss os " indopeoilost liberal ►riseipla." Kr. Fitaparrisk
is a mars albs pose of Nsusgb, sod possesses emosidwrablo
Igsl sod Uki..7 ability.—Cisii Serried Gaeta*.