The Express.
London, England, 1865-09-07 00:00:00

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THE ROSENAU, COBURG, Simian 4.
The Duke and Duchess of Coburg and Prince
Alfred diced with the (Ow ca Saturday.
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Her Mainly rd the Dacha= of C)bufr, Mama
lieloos, sod Priam" Looks. attended Divine aarvioo yto•
tardily sooraiag at the pariah church at Odalac.

The Queen will hold a council at Windsor Castle on
Monday next
Despatches were received yesterday et the Colonial-ca.
from Use Goverwors of Canada and Yalta.
Vmoonnt and Visrountews Palmerston arrived al Cam-
Isridis•bouse, Piccadilly, yesterday, from Brockett hall,
Herts.

hut MAJESTY'S RZTURN MOM THE CONTINENT.
—Au official Intimation was received yesterday by the
authorities at Woolwich to the effect that her Majesty the
Queen, with the Royal Family and suite. will disembark at
the Royal Armee' T pier to-morrow (Friday) afternoon, at
To'eleek, on their return frbm the emtinent, and it is also
directed that the arrangements shall be carried out in a
strictly private mallow. In accordencce with this direction
the public will not be admitted to the Royal Arsenal, as
on the occasion of her Majesty's recent embarkation, sod
the spun near the pier evadable for the accommodation of
visitors will be occupied by a very Wert raft 000sistisg
chiefly of the beads of the several departments, and
their families. Royal salutes, guard of honour,
and military bends will be dispensed with. The pier sod
its approaches are now being fitted up in the usual deco.
native manner under the direction of Captain Cordou, chief
military store-keeper ; and the disembarkation will be
superintended by Commodore Hugh Dunlop, C. 8., as eag
officer of the post. The royal train will leave the foot
of the pier and proceed direct to London by the North
Kent line of railway, under the care of the officials of the
South Eastern Railway Company, who have been engaged
doriog the week in superintending certain alterations and
improvements In the breach line which connects the Royal
Arsenal with tbe.Flamstead station. Relays of workmen
are now employed sight sad day in laying down new
sleepers sad rewastruoting in a safe moaner a considerable
portico of the line which was previously from long disuse
acid neglect in a very unsatisfactory condition.
We learn from Coburg that Prince Alfred will
shortly pay a visit to the King of the Redlines at Athens,
and that his royal highness will travel incognito.
Her Royal Highness the Crown Princess' of
Prussia, who has been staying at the Kraniobiteia Pekoe,
NW Hermetic% on the way home from Cabers, was ex-
paned to arrive at Potsdam yestaidev. The crown primes
had promoted to Stettio on a tour of inspection.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge is
expected to arrive at Gloucester Home, Piccadilly, to-
mer. ow cr the following day from the Continent.

The Archbishop of Canterbury is expected at
Lambeth Palace on or about the IGth inst., from the 1
Continent.
Earl Russell, with several members of his I
family, has been stiyin for some days at North Berwick,
where his lordship will remain until calla' to join her
Majesty on her arrival at Balmoral Castle. The noble
earl and party on Monday visited the Bass Rock.
Viscount and Viecountesa Palmerston arrived
at their residues, 'Nandilly, lest evening, from Brockett
Hall, Berta.
Lord and Lady Dufferin have been entertaining
a soseession of visitors at their seat in Ireland.
The Right Hon. B. Disraeli and Mrs. Disraeli
have left Baby Castle for Lowther Castle, on a visit to the
Eel of Lend
Lord Palmerston has accepted an invitation to
visit Bath on the 20th inst., en his way hack from Bristol.
It is understood that he will meet the citizens in the hall
and partake of a leaden'. It is the intention of the
Mayor and civil) anthariVes to propose that the whole city
keep holslav on the day of bh v;mr.
The Haymarket company is playing in Dublin,
at Vie The .tra Royal. to large bons is. Sr E. B. Lytton's
•' Mosey* sad several other well•iteowa piens have been
performed with great sassier.
The ships composing the Channel fleet at Spit-
heed, rosaisting of the Edgar (flag), Achilles, Black Prinz*,
Prises Ceesort, Hectic 1/4 nu Research, and Triamilo
gun noel, have filled up with coals, stores, and provi.
vision, and are under orders to sail for Portland and a
crane westward. The Salamis, despatch vessel, requires
sundry reptile, which may probably details her a short
Mine at Spithead after the departure of the fleet.
The Austrian screw frigate Friedrich, Capt. Von
Wipliegen, sailed from Spithead early yesterday muskeg
as her retm n to Bremerhaven.

THE INTERNATIONAL SOCIAL SCIENCE
ASSOCIATION.
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At the last mooting of the association, which took
place on the 2nd inst. at Berne, M. Riboli, of Turin, invited
the emaciation to hold their next meetiog either at Florence
or Torii), but expressed his own wish that the preference
should be g.vel to the latter city, es being the cradle of
Italian u ity. M. Farad Dupret, in supporting the claims
of Twin, said, " Next year, then, at Twin, and who knows
but it rosy be at Roos the yssr after ? It would be greed,
In face of fin capitol aid of catholicity, which, mind you,
wadi s' ill have the moat perfect freedom to raise the flag
of free thought ant of the nuivenel causcience"—esentimeat
which oar responded to by load applause.

CONGRESS OT Wows(' Mme AT STUTTGART.--
The congress of German working men now assembled at
Stuttgart have adopted the following resolutions with re-
gard to the right o combination. universal suffrage, and
societies of ommumption. With regard to the right of oom-
binatioe they resolved-1. That it is a °stunt right, end
therefore can in no case be restricted. 2. That
a shortening of the hones of labour would be advantageous
to employers and employed, but is absolutely indispensable I
to the titter for the sequinitiou of that political sod
moral education which is the aim of working men's
societies. The lot/eduction of piece work where this is pos- I
sible would be the practical mods of attaining this result.
3. That what is even more iedispessabis than the right of
combination is the astebliehment of meocistions of erode°.
tion. 4. That in none of the three preceding cases will there
be any satisfactory result without perfect freedom of action
sad especislly without a liberal law on associations. All
working men are. therefore, particularly requested to use
every exertios to effect an alteration is the existing
law en this subject. 5. Considering that many workshops
have rules which affect the honour and the iateresta of work-
ing mew, that the permaceat committee of the congress
be authorised to collect information on this subject and to
make • report to the nextoongrms. With regard to usiversal
suffrage, the congress declared solemnly-1. That animal
suffrage, equal sad dime!, was the tonalities
of every constitutional state,
awed the only m°4*of "euripg I Intelligence from Copenhagen states that Bishop
a real representation of the people, and that thsworking mew
of Germany might especially to look to it as the main lustre. Konrad, the premier of the late mieistry, who played so
went of their motel and material advancement. 2. That it , prominent a part in Denmark during the recent war, Ins
is the duty of all week* see to demand direct nab. smite; big native eountey, sad ecolgratel, with hie wife and
mod norms. With rapid to meoclatioes for cos. f„.n..t. N.w egg&
scriptiou, they moles' :-1. That societies of "
consumption which should furnish to the member+ an op- A French journal observes Now is the time
portunity of uniting their capital are the huts of the des for the new Angle-Freach allianceto IWO?. A French
velopmmat of associations and of program oD the road to the subject, in the service of • royal geode pm." wag ant
social reforms which is re desired. 2. TI at it is tbe of 60; a the other day by a proia, cigar of • owe family.
coon ties of oonvumptors to form Vicki nees so dorm
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