The Express.
London, England, 1862-02-11 00:00:00

DISEMBARKATION OF THE PRINCESS

OF PRIJMUA.

Orders line been received by Commodore Sir
F. W. E. Nicobice, eaperia•sidiat of Woollwaa Napa,

to prepare the buoliai

Gn•oooed, for tie

It the Ouslasa4kOms,

of her Royal illsbasm

t►e Priapism of Primis on &Mucky nett. Her Royal
Higbaom will embark es board do Victoria and Albert, at
datworp, ea Friday, the 1441 int The following coca-

masiewrioo on the aabjest has bees remind by Mr. /repast,
mayor of Gleveread. from Commodore Sir P. W. R.
Nioolsoa have to intern yea that bar Roysl
Higbases the 0101111 Prisms of Primula and suite
anise by her Majesty's yacht Slater's and Albert at Graver
cad, from Autism,. cm Um lab inst., and wid bad at the
Custom-home le boats. I farther to asqualat you
Mat it is her Majesty's wish that so fin siould be hoisted,
or ether Weems paid on ibis oceasice, the Led*: tostag
private se plesitha without may authorities beim present
to receive hoe Royal Higheess.*

The Prince et Wales arrived at Cologne on Fri-
day, by the enentooe trsin of the Rhenish Hulsey. His
lord Memos end sage dised is the reserved @sloop of the
@MUNI, sad uses anima* proceeded as his jooreey to
Orbs.

The Duke sad Duchess at Ronbarghe leave town
I Friday for Brighton.

The frail et liardwicke arrived at hia reeidezu

is Portman-Nur, hat imolai from Wimple Hall, Cam.
bridgedoire.

Viscount and Viaeountees Campden have arrived
at Claridge's Hold.

The iriacountees Cluillamore and the Hon. Cecilia
O'Grady have arrived at Batoa•plau from Rockbazioa, Ism
ladyship's madam i• Inland.
Lord and Lady Raglan have arrived in town
from Madreadadd Court, Weans Sanitize.

Lady Reclutel Butler wee wifely delivered of a

daughter a• Friday, at Desasseedre Cast/e, Dublin.
Colonel and Mrs. Mare have left Farranotea
Hotel for hawedla, Pares

Lettere from Florence announce the death, on
the god iosteat, of the Hao. Mrs. George Herbert, greet

uat of the Eerl of Callum& The &Ceased and much

lamented lady was the only child and heiress of Francis
Head, Eel, of St. Andrew's Hall, Norfolk, by his wife.
Maria Justine, daughter of Sir Thomas Stepney, Bart., of
Lbasily, Oarmanhamshae.
Lady Edith Ferguseon gave birth, yesterday, to a
daughter, as 27, C'hcabamutnset.
The Bishop of Loudou has not held his usual
weekly levee at London House this day (Tuesday), in con•
sequence of the meths' of Convocation.
The Queen has approved the appointment of
Mr. Joba Paxton Norman (of the borne circuit) as one of
the Judaea of the Supreme Court of Bengal, at Calcutta.
Mr. Norman is the author of a work on the "Copyright of
Designs," and of a "Treatise on the Law of Letters
Patent ." he is also one of the authors of "Hurlstone and
Norman's Reports of the Coast of Exchequer."

On Tuesday nest Mr. Henry Seymour will move,
is the lionee of Commode, "That the Ecelesiastical aud

Eleemosynary Statutes ought to be consolidated, mod that
is is incumbent on the government to have a measure pre-
pared for that purpose." The ems hon. member has given
ti aloe of a motioo, en early dey, for a committee, "To
inquire into the reseal state of the Ecclesiastical Commis-
sion, and to report to the Louse whether the ecclesiastical

revenues asset be coon advastageoealy adeneletered for
the intonate of the Aura than they are at present."

On Thursday, Mr. Alderman Salomous will ask
the President of the Hord of Trade, " Whether it is the
intention of her Majesty's government to introduce any bill
for the consolidatioo and amendment of the law relating to
Joint stock cowponies."
On Thursday Major Edwards will move, as an

amendment to Mr. Berkeley's motion for write for the city
of Gloucester, that a writ be issued for Waked Ad.
On the 25Lh iustant Lord R. Montagu proposes
to submit to the Home of Common' a motion " concern-

Jag thtedrain stration end eppropriatiou of public monies."
Sir Hugh Cairns intewis shortly to move an
iridium for a onarnission to inquire into the working of
the law rotating to the grant of letter patent for in-
ventions.

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On the motion for the second reading of the
Highways Bill, Mr. Borrow will move that it be read a
second time apes thin day sic mouths.
Lord H. Lennox, on the 25th, will move "that
this house is et opiate that, for the preparation of any
estimates, sad for the expenditure of any monies voted is
aid of the Britain Iliumnas, the National Gallery, and all
other institution, baying for their object the promotioa of
education, soma and art, one minister of the crown
amnia be timponsible to thiv houso."

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In the House of Cumulous, to-morrow, Colonel
Dumas will ask the S"cretaly to the Admiralty whether
troops have hese wan to America is the vessels Adelaide
and rielaria, which were lately nearly lost ; and to move as
address far espy of any report m .de by the commandant of
the troops cm board, the Admiralty agents at Cork, lied the
captains of these vowels ; and, farther, to ask if either or
' both of them captains b tee ',tired or been removed from
their eensesed. and the relaces for such removal ; and she
to move fat any coneepoodenee between Major-Greoml

Lord Frederick lautett awl the War-office am to the Adriathe
troop-chip conveying the Grenadier Guards to America, or
any correspondence on the same eubject with any govern-
seat department.

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TVEB AYRrENING, FEBRUARY 11, 186$.