The Express.
London, England, 1862-03-31 00:00:00

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metheremart limit of him royal higheemem voyage e

marked by the portent of a cloudy day and a raininight,
unusual et all times in Upper Egypt, and especially rare so
late in the season. The Prince has also been enabled to
combine his love of sport with the other objects of his tour,
especially at Edon and between Finch and Thebes. The
health of the Prince and his suite continues unimpaired.
The Duke and Duchess of Sase•Cobturg arrived at Thebes
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from Oairo on the same day aa the Prim; of Wake arrived
from Amman, and the uncle SD/1 nephew had thus an

opportunity of meeting for a few hours on the banks of the
Nile.— Times.

The Duke and Duchess of Marlborough will
shortly leave town for the Continent for a few weeks.
The Duke of Cleveland and Lady Augusta
Polska snivel on Saturday at ids pares residence in St.
Janase'requare, from Baby Castle, Durham, for the season.
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The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury enter-
tained Lord and Lady Colchester, Lord Stanley, M.P.,
Lord and Lady Eustace Cecil, Hon. G. Talbot. Hon.
Raginald C. E. Abbot, Sir Stafford Northoote, M.P., and
Lady Northam., Hon. Captain and Mrs. Edward West,
Mr. Haw, and a select party at dinner on Saturday, at
the family mansion In A,liegtocatreet.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Kildare are
expected to arrive in town about the 14th proximo from
their seat in Irel►nd.
The Earl of Fife and Mr. George Skene Duff will
leave town today on a visit to Mr. and Lady Louisa Brook,
at their seat, near Wrexham.
The Earl of Durham left Grosvenor-square on
Friday to join Ids yacht in the Southampton Water. The
wanton ban gene en a visit to the Marquis and Marobloweas

of Abercorn, at Bracket Hall, Herta.
Viscount Stratford de Radcliffe has arrived in
town from Brightoo.
The Bishop of Peterborough has appointed the
Rev. William Breo,K. A.. (for 14 years curate of Polibrooke),
to the rectory of Polibrooke, Northamptonshire, value 3501.
The Queen has presented the Rev. Donald Mac-
leod to the living of Linlithgow, vacant by the death of the
Rev. Dr. Bell.

The Minixtry, n 3 we (Fferafit) understand, have
made another concession. They have agreed to postpone
the further consideration of their code, revised, re•revised,
and ag►in amended out of all shape and consistency, until
after Easter.

A memorial, signed by the following firms, has
tom addromsd to the Chancellor of the Exchsqoar, to
oppcoition to that which was promoted to him on the 21st
inst., praying for an equalisation of the sugar duties :
John Davis and Soo,' Fairrie Brothers and Co., Pater
limbless* sad Soo, Cranes ►ad Lams, Ball sad Boyd,
DM'S/ sad &a, C. R. sad R. Dawes, 0. Manuel Good-
bort, Lean sad )(organ, Waisenett sad Gadsden, Z. a.
Browse, Thome and Francis Hicks, C. Woldismodb, John
Orsosa, Bwansborough and Co.. Peter Kook, .issob Good-
MA sad Sons, C. sad J. F. Boinsaa, IL F. Bazaar,
Jabs Wawa,.

LATEST INTELLIGIOICK
*ALY. '
TSi SEA pourrAN COMBPiNiTORkI.
A despatch says that the reactid, is about to
try • grand coup, and that the bgginds in the
Basilica are expecting the famous Gmeral BOSCO,
who, it is said, has accepted the periling task of
leading them to victory.
A Naples letter, of March 25., in the Debate,
says :
An important arrest war made last niglit—that of •
retired Lieutenant-Oolonel, M. Alexander Perth, who has
been fomenting desertion meow some grenadier regiments
at Naples. He and the ex-Jodge Fierhati Oleo arrested)
were betrayed by • cantemi-keeper in gliereipetrost,
named Octavio Tancredi, at whose house tie Bourbociat
Club, of which they were the leaden, yea in the
habit of mestisg. About fifty grenades of the
old royal Neapolitan Oused were regaled subtly at his
house with resat sled drink gratis. One eaming some
of them, in OW/ cups, drank a toast to Freesia IL
somewhat too lawny, and in this way the creseheey got
wind. Gemara de la Harmon hearing of it, Met a ann.
pony of greargliers and it body of police to surround the
house, but somehow or other they found nobeily in it but
the landlord sad the waiters. They, howler, on being
arrested made a fall wastembra, ad the pies of the oon-
epiratore are now kalera. We has In Naples bat fourteen
batialices, ash sessheing of Ism them 400 mei. Colonel
Presti flattered himself that he could, at a gisen moment,
raise a sufficient tumult ha eery bens& to prayer the
action of the (wagon, frighten the national gnarl, and thus
favour • risky of serafeeitetr ender the patronage of the
priests. Oentral Chary, the prodded of the Boarbsaid
committee ci the Quirinal, was at the bottom of this con-
spiracy, and his ceder. have Iwo wooded by eight
reactionary Journals, which have been lately talking
with imperturbable assurance about barricades in
Berlin and Paris. The six inoffensive paper bombs
which have suooeesively burst in Naples within the last
month were intended to keep *ghettos alive. These bee.
comic efforts of cosmopolitan legitimist do indeed now sad
then put as on the sin vim, but in the result they lady
serve to show the impotence of the matte& Naples wee
sever M3lll tranquil. The number of robberies has dimin- '
imbed considerably, end is now far below the average ;
affrays are extremely rare, and what is very remarkable is
that for the last eighteen months no single soldier has bees
mixed up is any disorderly act. The Neapolitans are very
much struck with the excellent conduct of the troops, and
wonder to see Victor Emma Duel's of losra obtain by justice,
firmness, and conciliation, results which the Bourbon soldiers
failed to achieve by arbitrary vexation, corruption, and the
spy system. General de la Harmon has made a roost setts-
' factory report to Turin of the state of Naples, both as re-
' pads the safety of tbs city and the dispositions of political
patios.