The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 6, 1R56

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WINDSOR, Nov. 6.

The Duke and Danboro of Brahma west to Clare-
mont ye►terday afterimage. sad visited the Coaster de
Meanly.

Tho Prince of Welts retuned from Down at sena o'clock
is the soaping.

lite Austrian Minister (Count Appeal), the Berl sad
Coustese of Clarendon and Lady Censtanes Villiers. and
Lieutenant-Colonel G. Maude, Royal Rene Artillery, sr-

rived on a visit.
In addition to the visitors who arrived yesterday, the
dinner petty included the Duchess of Brabant, the Duchess
of Kent, the Princess Royal, and the Duke of Brabant, the
Print we Amelia of Holm:lobe Schtilingfent. the Belgian
Miniver and Madame Van de Weyer, the Count end Conc.
tail de Linsey, Lady Augusta Brace, Major-Oenetal the
Hon. Charles Grey, and H. Jules Goma.
The band of Use let Life Gaude played darts( dinner the
lellowtsg pleas :
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Est Majesty's private band Khomeini, attended ht the
Cads. sod perforated the following selection :

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Dinner line*
The Queen, accompanied by the Princesses Helena aid
Louise, waked in the grounds adjoining the Castle this
morning.
Prins, Albert, with the Duke and Duchess of Brabant,
loft Windsor at eleven o'clock for the Crystal Poises, at.
tended by the Count and Countess de Limey and Captain
Du Plat. The royal party retuned to the Castle at a
quarter before five o'clock.
The Princess Royal rods is the riding house.
Mr. Magee* her Majesty's Minister at the Court of Swe-
den, had an audience of the Queen, ta which he was intro-
duced by the Reel of Clare sdoa.
Lord Camp and the Hoa. Mortimer &WU* West
were the Lord sad Choose la waiting.
Mr. Magenta remains on a visit.
The Hoe. Mortimer Illaskrille West has sueseeded Colonel
the Hos. N. Hood as the Grooms in welting.

Despetehrs were seat yesterday treat the Colonial-dice
to the Governer of the Cape of Good Hope.

LORD P.

Lord and Lady Palmerston left Claremont, yester-
day morning, attended by Sir Beejamia and Mr. Oliver
Heywood, and drove late Maneheater, Oa their way they
called at the lugs manuMetery of cotton fabrics at Pen-
dleton, Mimes( to Sir Elkaaab Armitage aad Sons, when
a eansiderable time was spent inspecting tie variOu pro-
wess. of grew* cotton, sad el spinals' sad weaving. At
12 o'clock they arrived at the new Medisales Istatitatios,
Manithester, sad were resolved with great sheering by an
immense wend apnoea whu bad mesenhied outside. In-
skis the building Lord and Lady Palmentea wen received
by Mr. Manchester, the menagiag digester, No madested
the visitors through the Ealubltisa el Art sad Industry.
Samoa ticket-holden only were present, sad emmeget thee
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we observed Mr. Junes Heywood, Mr. Joesph
Brotberton, 11. P., Mr. William Fairbaira, C.Z., Mr. J. G
Harter, Mr. J. F. Poster, &airmail of Use Salford Seeeloas,
Re. The Melton proceeded throaph the 17 or 18 courts,
Ma spot • seariderable time la the Picture Gallery, which
eciatalss upwards of 100 works of arta, inoladlag sous floe
pietism' by Ripplagelle, D. Roberts, Herbert, Landman
Bough, Pyae, Flamini% Vea airy, Yea der Rakes,
Stealleld, Just Holm, J. Bradley, Regio Gleam,
Icily, Sant, Isekipp, Denby, Burlap, Crosier, Vs.
Lys, Hayes, and others. la the armoury Lord Palmerston
we. she.. the sew patent rifled bowline', 24.potader, Mr.
Whitworth, the inventor Wag premat, sad explaining the
priseiple on which the rut le eonetreeted. From the Me-
Mimics' limitation Lord and Lady Palmerston accompanied
Mr. Whitworth to his machine inaasfactery sad impacted
these extensive works with mach betereet. The noble visi-
tors laaohed at Sir Bmjainia Heywood's Beak, at two
o'clock, sad theses stand to Claremont. Is the 'rutin
the Mayors of huckster end Salford, sad loom of the
Width( sltise. meet his lordship at dia.., N elmsoat.

The programme of pramedins for Thursday (this day)
is as follows :—At eleven ciao& Lard Pahaentoa
will prcnted to the Pool Park Museum sad Pub-
lic Library, Belford, whom ho will be received
by do Mayor and Town Clerk, and members of the
Mosesto committee, who will eroded him through this
mamas' aad library. Oa his arrival la the speciosa read-
ing-room, the Mayor of Salford will proseat an address from
the corporation of that borough, tee ambers of the Tows
Colwell, and a considerable number of ladles sad gardenia
Win preseot to witagss the proceeding. At 12 o'clock,
Lord Polemics is to arrive at the ilialllloo47 Tows Ball,
whorl, as stated yesterday, the municipal and India; com-
mercial bodes of the city are to present addresea. At ►alf-
pat 710 the regain the meeting at the Pres Trade Hall
takes plan, and hi. lordship will than address tke menaben
of the Meekaaice'

It is ptobabis that his lordship will remain la Maitalis stet
till ilaratdsy.

LORD PALMEISTON'S REPLY TO THE
CORPORATION OF MANCHESTER.
THIS DAY.

(at =mynas =mynas TILZONAPA.)
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114L7-PAIT Two.

Lod Palmerston, in addressing the oorporatios
and commercial bodies at the Town Hall, Mueller
ter, at noon this day, said he hoped that pease would
be lasting, bat its induration must depend oa the
fidelity with which its conditions were fel-
filled. If that power which provoked hos-
tility faithfully carried out the Treaty, no doubt
peace would be long preserved; and daring poses it
would be the object of tumescent to occupy itself
with that progressive improvement which wu
the law of oar moral nature. Party hamlets
mast, in the nature of things, at time' Interpose ;
bat gradual improvement mast go on. A grades!
improvement alone wu possible la a free -country
like oars; and such improvement wu the most per-
must and affecteal

Vincula and Viaeountess Csaspden and family
lure left ChM/Ws Betel.

The FArt of Stamford, Colossi Cesil Forester, Hos.
Spasm Lyttlamem, B. Tredamet, 714., A. Papa, Sq.,
Rev. C. Jams, W. Trow, Eq., C. Mader, Beg" mad W.
Grambrook, Seq., remeatly kiNE is sass dam ma Na
lordship's ammo et Emmett. U Saran* lAN mumps,
61 km% 337 rabbits, 9 will *sash 1 Isafirsil, sad 2 loots
—teed 2,026.

A Asa saw Ronan Catholic church at Shrewsbury,
built priaelpally at the espouse et the late Neel et fibrils*.
bury, was *raid ea Waelaeseay. Carets's' Mimosa, with
fest bishops mad forty al the atom seined at the are-
nosy, whisk was coadeved with sU t►e poop mad shrews-
Meer of the eatholis fern el worship.

Yesterday the committee of the Atheneum Club
PeDoug, which hat bees elated he eine time, he re-
deseestioe sal topaz, fixed the bailey/ to be merited
if the members is Meade, meet, the 10th toot

THlliWeatittit ESTATIOL—IS coat arbertloiss
seisms' will be baud a notifies*s missed by " Riehd.
Rimbaud' " sad " R. W. Hand," Nolisiten to Ratl Whet,
addressed to the tessairy of the Shrewsbury estates, briefly
settles fault the grosad apes whisk Lad Tabu lays dues
to thee, sad the lament peehles of nutters beteg.a his
lerehip asd the devisees of the late Earl of Shrewsbury.
• ptopeeitlea es the put of the how for the spoon's-
oust of a reesiver thumb the taut of Shammy to re-
gain ilia rests Reading ■ decides of the dispute. Wisp
' beta rejoined. 'the summery us sew Gelled Wig to pay all
nate which have accrued tines the death el the Rerl of
ebrewthary, et which ware carnet at hie death, to the
solicitors of Earl Talbot, and they hie slued, es I. part
of tie sail .id bit we, 10,41,11tr4it, lc& ladlumity
spirit can Women Okras**.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

RUSSIAN FORTIFICATIONS IN FINLAND.

A letter from Vienna of the let, in the Gautle de
Cokipw, says :
"The intention of Russia to construct new forti-
fications in Finland is confirmed, and we are assured
that amongst the questions which are occasioning
just now an animated interchange of despatches be-
tween the courts of London and St. Petersburg,
this intention occupies a prominent place.
The cabinet of St. J3Mell'S considers, it is
said, the project as contrary, if not to the
text, at least to the spirit of the Treaty of
Paris, which forbids the re-establishment of the for-
tifications of Aland, and this opinion has been made
known to the French government. The latter,
however, views the question in a different light, one
more favourable to Rum* and Count Morny has
replied to a communication from Prince Gortchakoff
on the subject, that France will not oppose the con-
@traction of new forte se in the Gulf of Bothnia."