The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-26 00:00:00

PRUSSIA AND TEE DtHE OF

BERLIN. Ocr. 25.
The official &gateau:tiger of to-day publishes the
following :

" The events which socompenied the presence of
the Prinoe of Augustenburg at &kern fords have, sea
matter of course, occasioned the serious attention of
tite government of fileswig to be directed towards
the persons implicated in these proceedings. By
accepting the ovations offered to him as sovereign,
the Prince arrogated to himself a character at va-
riance with the present authorities. By a commu-
nication of the 18th inst., the governor of
Sleswig drew the attention of the Prince to the
consequences a repetition of such occurrences
would entail epee himself personally. It is to be
hoped that the serious intervention of the governor,
'bilk is entirely approved by the King, will
prevent the recurrence of attempts at usurpation of
illegitimate authority. Should, however, the Prince
sigain eater Shiswig without the permission of the
King, and afford opportunity for fresh demonstra-
tions, his arrest may be expected to ensue."

THE BING AND QUEEN OF PORTUGAL.

TURIN. Ocr. 26, Emma.
The King and Queen of Portugal have arrived
here, and were received with enthu•iun

Tux GALZ AT LITISTOOL.—LITEEPOOL, WZD-
MAACT.—Loet sight a stiff brims mess, up from the
N.W.. socorammied with heavy rain, and from mid.
sight ustil rather late to-day theressed to a gale, with the
wad treat N.N.W. Dories the might the Prince of Wales
idati west same ia the rim Use, os the Welahmaa'a-
gaV and became • total wreak. A solfroceor west ashore
at the oakum to the Dee, are the aorthnest Dele.pele,
sad likewise Ma me • wreak. The mews were nava
Fatly this mooing the steam ship Syrian, Waren to
Maim Bibby and Ce., sod tradiag betimes this pert and
Alemedria, wee eateries the Money from the latter
when she Mask heavily oa the Barb, beak, end remained
there for ,early flve bow. Several tug boats were mar,
saiftar at them gut hawsers out and =mpg to pull her
off. She mitered the river eonsewhat leaky. Several small
craft lyieg is the Mersey came iato cairns dung the
MOIL sad dammed themselves more or lees. AA the gale
came from the N.N. W., it is expected that vessels is
She Mope at the Cheasel will have wagered severely. The
eamesemeler at the Liverpool Observatory darn, the sight
indicated a pressure of 15lbs. to the moans feet, sad at soon
today a pressure of Seiko.
CIBIGICH KITINSION AT LITNABOOL.—The rector
of Limrpool, the Rev. Anyone Campbell, oonvesed •
meeting of sesseheate, leademeu, sad clergymen. to be hold
yesterday, for the purpose of coosideriog the premiss mots-
any of eateedieg Aaron socommodation is LiverpooL
The asseelag wee sedesely pompoired by ensoutreemeat yes.
torday morodirer ooesequeoce of the unexpected oppo.
shim of • and popular Glens bathe town. Is a
atettation by the Rev; Dr. limn, with the emotion
of trin reetes, It is shove that weenie is 1766 the tows,
with a popalatim of 29,000, had fear sharable, betides
smoeriais easpels, it hes sow, with a population of
485,000. only If ty-four churches. Some of the districts,
with only one church, have population Twit% frau thir-
teen to entries Mamma perms In each. TM *thermion
of churches bee not Dearly kept pace with the population in
the suburbs ; sad the diameters, by noseyng their
chapels from thiamin el the town, have thrown • mach
larger sulther of papist= formerly upon the Ad of
Eaglaad.
lisw RONAN CATHOLIC CHOWN AT ABINGDON.
—A sew Roman catholic church was opened yesterday at
Atitagdoe, sear Oxford. The church bee hem built by Sir
George Bowyer, Bart., MY., who also gem the land. The
style is Gothic, sad the architect is Mr. Gold* of Glosses.
ter.plira POSIISAINIKUSEIN The Right Rm. Dr. Great
oillalsted, sad the Right Rev. Dr. Ullathorite and a large
'umber of clew sad laity were prawn. The sermon
vs.memited -by the VeryCaeca Ninny
Vonserty el BAUM Colley, Oxford), who made several
ponied reformism to the university of which he bed been
a member, especially dwelling on the Roman catholic
Mils of may of its (*indiums. The music wee the
Sewed Mass of Heyde, which wee well executed, the local
choir Meg aided by some artiste of embroil/a from, Low
date. The church was tsstelogy decorated, sad the vest-
meats were very rich. There was • Minion at the ans.
• I a the tows, at which Sir George Bowyer presided.
A Mood melee took place in the afternoon, at which the
Right Rev. Dr. lillgithonse ofteiated. The senora was
preached by the Rev. Father Christie, Now a Jesuit, for-
merly of Oxford. The Mends is a little oat of the town on
the Wad road; sad retreats a sent:tag appearance. The
Mom Ms all boss obtained from guarder ca Sir George
Bowyer's Mate.
FATAL RAILWAY AOCIDINIL—A melancholy and
fatal sondect occurred ea the breech of the North British
Railway leading to Charlestown, Dunfermline, about four
o'clock ea Tuesday morons. The tender of the locomotive
Myna gem og the line at Cbarketom, El Mose,
the driver, seat • messenger on horseback to Mr. Swim
locomotive iruperiateadest. Elgin Colliery, to ask min.
tone. The rommager was waned that is cromiog beck
he wee sal M ma* doom the Ilse, as It was quite
possible the feeder of the maim might be got ea
the lbw while he wee away. Sum sod three of hisurea—
Jolts Steein,Williars /lett, and Drummond- immedi-
slaty left for Mirlenown. sad mounted • " bogie," which
comoyed them speedily down the Hoe. Meaewhile. the
Wader of the mese had Mee gel sa the Ihre, sod was
teastailagla Dosienalise. The " bogie" sad the mess
tame late solliarli,wiith sea other *little beyond the farm•
steadies dm as killed as the .epot ;
Stewart get oatdislocated, sad wet sever* slates
Batt susliaVad amen tetanal infuries ; sad Drmasond
mashed to Maw, himself eft the bogie,* sod
Nvextereal Warier Swan was asiNfaa, wed haves •
with else/mm shildrea.—ScOmers.
AID ON GOILSHILL-rirestnalay, at 4. o'clookt
X. 411doeotom ODOM daderedfde veldt of the pall *tell
cern as Won ;T-ll'or fleater. 36 ; ML
brhreAt.=.llilSt"'Ziainier
the boot gearialisea. to trw ' Odegjd
shove the datiof now devolving upon him. •