The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-24 00:00:00

the facts deposed to on the Proaecatioa
of Ganoozio are of a nptuig to shake con-
fidence in the evidence Of Peritsaioare vont:
There eosins to have been an unusual amount of
personal feeling operating on the minds of the
witmeaess lo bias their testimony. But we
must add that we cannot see reason for
placing much more confidence in the evidseos
which is brought forward to prove Ganoozzo's
guilt. At the trial, it is said the influence of
sexual jealousy acted upon the minds of some
of the witnesses to Pzuzzioni's disadvantage.
National feelings bad their share in the result,
and now in addition there is the rivalry of the
police and of the volunteer detectors of crime.
The second trial, however, will take place under
circumstances in some respects more favourable
to the ascertainment of truth than those which
surrounded the first. Now that public attention
has been aroused, the importance and the difficul-
ties of the case are more clearly apprehended. The
Home-office will doubtless take care that the Court
shall be aided by the ablest counsel in the scrutiny
and analysis of the mass of conflicting evidence, and
we may hope that its true value may be discovered,
and that in the end justice will be done to all
parties, to the murdered man, to the accused
prisoners, and to society.

gbe frettn.

WINDSOR CASTLE, P. W.

The Queen, accompanied by Prinoses Louise,
drat to Loam to-day by s special lain on the Gnat
Wasters Railway.
The Quota drove from Us Paddington Mallon to Henn
Marochettrs studio, sad from thence to tbe Hoak Sep•
singe= Moosona sad eflorwerdo to Burlingham Palma
Sa Majedy roars= to Windsor at one o'clock.
Ito Marshiaad= of Els, Lima -Gam= the Honourable
C. Grey. Major-Nasral the Hasourable A. Hood. and
Colonel the Honourable D. do Roe, were la atteodanos.

The Prisms of Wales rode on horseback reterday, at-
tended b 7 Maio, Teesdale.
The PAWN' of Wales took a carriage drive, attended by
the Hoe. Hrs. F. Stoner.
The Prime of Wales went in the ►fternoon to tii► the
Exhibition of Photographs in the rooms of the Amateur
Photographic: atesociation, Yerk•piss, Partanas+gasre.

A deputation from the Aesociatios of the Chambers of
Commates of the United Kingdom, introduced by Mr.
Wickham, M.P., and Mr. Edward Bases, /LP., sad eon-
eistiag of Mr. Dixesi sad Mr. Goedmaa (Birmingham), Mr.
IL D. Hollies (Potteries), Mr. Jackson (Sheffield), Calomel
Akroyd sad Yr. W. B. Maria (Halifax), Mr.' Mazelied
Mr. Hopkins (Middlerbarough), Mr. Lantos (Lade),
and other (mailmen, had as interview with Earl de Gm
and Ripon at the Wareffloe, yesterday, oa the =Meat of
government manufacturing establiehateals.
A deputation from the Association of the Chambers of
Commerce of the Unite/ Magda's, introduced by flir
Crossley, ILP., Mr. E. Baia., ILP., sad Mr. Seboleffidd,
/LP., sad oonsistiag of Mr. Lloyd, the chairman; Mr.
Whitwell, of Keadal ; Mr. Ripley, of Bradford ; Mr.
Bailey, of Huddersfield ; Mr. Harris, of Darlington; Mr.
Laptop, of Leeds ; Mr. Morris, of Halifax ; the Mayor of
Sheffield, the Mayor of Hull, the Mayor of Wakefield, Mr.
Dixon and Mr. Wright, of Birmingham ; Mr. Whitwell, of
Bristol ; and Mr. S. Colliaeoa, of Not/Wham, sad other
gentlemen, had as interview yesterday with the Right
Hon T. Milner Gibson, at the office of the Board of Trade,
on the subjects of the Amendment of the Law of Panar
ship, the looorporatioa of Chambers of Commerce, Tribe-
nals of Commerce, do.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-aloe
from the Governor of Malta. Dovetails were seat to the
Governors of the settlements ea the West Coast of Africa.

Her Royal Highness the Princess Mary of Cam-
bridge is expected home from Btrelits in order to be pre-
sent at her liajesty's reception oa the 28th inst. Colonel
Clans, Equerry to his Royal Highness the Doke al
Cambridge, Mares Mira to-day to attend the prince's on
her return to this eionatry.

The Duchess (Eleanor) of Northumberland is
day* at Mewl& (Untie in the dolmas meehisioo.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Salisbury are
about to give a aeries of parties at their residence ia

Vi countess Palmerston will have an assembly
to-morrow at Cambridge Haan.

Lady Emily Peel returned to town last evening
from paring a few weak, at Brighton.
The Right Hon. the Speaker will entertain the
Lading members of the mineervatire party to-morrow, at
his mooed parliamentary dime:, at hie official residence in
the New Pasta, Werambiatar.
The Duke of Somerset held the first levee of the
season at the Admiralty yesterday afternoon. There were
present: Bear-Admirals—G. Hammy, Warren, iteHardy,
sad Glues. Captains—C. B. Hamilton, G. Haleeek. N. B.
Beilegfield, H. 0. Glyn, William C. Browne, M. Onmallay,
J. F. Roue, H. Christian, J. E. Common% T. Miller, and
William de were. Commandsre—fiholto Douglas. J. 0.

Wells, G. D. Broad, E. A. Porter, R. A. Nemeth, Henry
J. Great, T. T. Bulthek, St. Lther Aldworth, end T. de
Wall. Lisateeents—C. G. F. Knowles, W. A. Gambier,
G. T. Merrell, Arthur &bray, mai F. Hardy. Deputy
loepeetnr•Geaerel W. IL E. Swart. . . .

The levie at Dublin on Tuesday was in due
amuse followed by a drawing-roora et the castle es Wednes-
day night, the woad for this season. It was attended by
sorb all those who were at the levee, with the addition of
ladies. Lady Wockhoture, who manifests an inclination to
promote native manufactures as far as lies in her power,
wow attired in a magnificent robe of Ophelis pnplio, bro.
I ceded with the Killarney fern in gold.

The fanaticism of the Kerry people did not
=bide when the O'Doacightte was returned. There was •
Ina peroxyam on Monday, when the chieftain left Tralee
for Killarney. He travelled in • triumphal chariot, at•
tended by immense crowds, all bearing laurel branches, and
eiteerieg with wild entitesiasm. It was a continuous ovation
&Hag the whole journey. Rio main wee expected, and
is some places triumphal arches were erected. Women
stood with their children at the cabin doors, and blessed ,
him as he passed. Men left their work in the fields and
followed the popular idol, some mounting their horses to
join the prooesidon. According to the Cork Herald, there
was noshing like it seen is Kerry since O'Connell was in
the height of his glory.
Boman OF TH2 AILATHIIR PHOTOGRAPHIC Al.
somathe.—The Prince of Wales, who is president of this
association, having 'ignited his intention to inspect the
works of its members, a soiree was given last night at the
asides°. of Mr. A. J. Melba:oh. York•pl•ee, the soda?'
honorary secretary, to do honour to his wishes. Our sod
above the attraction furnished by the charm* sputum of
photography displayed on the walls" tables, in albumeand
portfolios, • 'elution of classical musk was perfumed by
Mies Eliza Hughes, Mr. Lewis Thomas, and Mr. Franc e
Berger. Miss Rosa Boobies well-beam *Sore el the
"Oxen Ploughing" was exhibited, and • novel sitencloope,
which dissolved Its own views instead of having them
changed in the adi•ary prosaic lonian, provided. The
gouts were numerous, aristocratic, and good-tampered, sad
the evening wee thoroughly enonsefoL This leeielysierted
into life some four years since, at the instance of Mr.
Melinda, who, with Messrs. Glaisher and fibadbolt, have
succeeded in carrying out its original intentions, aid have
brought thousands of interesting •gatier Wiese the rade
which would have, but for them, had their &de el cele-
brity confined to the private friends of the swear photo-
grepher. The society is strictly self•upporting, eves the
annual guinea paid by members being Mooned to than in
photographs, and as the specimens exhibited loot sight
will be on view for the next few day. gratuitously to
ladies or gentlemen presenting their cards, the list if mew
hers will probably be angrouted by the names of assay
visitors who have already a taste for collodion, and the time,
inolinatios, sad abilityto dreetake end irnheupseatly a:WM
their pet examples of floe sesesery, or stately arehbosotare,
or even the likeennee of their Moods. The Prises came
early, and was said to have been particularly iatereded Ia
some views of the principality shown In the mend treat

RSPRIMENTATION or Hoorn Wars. Lord
Marisa Bran will be s candidate far ibo o pntakee of
North Wilts, as an inclopoodost SU= Lord Alma-
rho, is the roost of Xr. &thaw-