The Express.
London, England, 1865-07-22 00:00:00

)14PAESS, SATI3ADAY EVENING, JULY SS, 1866.

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Her Majesty visited the Royal Viatoria Hospital
at Netley yesterday atiersooo, accompanied by Primus
Helena.

The Queen missed over from Osborne-pier in the royal
yacht Alberta, Captain Prince Leicingen, and landed la
front of the hospital at a quezior before T o'clock.
Colonel Wilbraham, C.D., and the °facers of the Gogh-
lialiment were in waiting to receive her Maiesty. A large
number of convalesceete were drawn up near the entrance
for the Queen's iespectiou.
. Her Majesty then entered the building, end west
through many of the wards, addressing a few words to the
sick, and inquiring into their ones.
The chimp returned to Osborne at half-past 8 o'clock.
The suite in atteodanoe consisted of the Cognises of
Gaineborough, the Hoe. Sums Leacellse, Colonel the Hon.
A. Harding% and Major-General Sir T. M. Bidduiph.
Primate Louise rode on horseback, attended by the Hon.
Horatio Stoptord.

The Chief Justice and the President of the Council of
Newfoundland had as interview with the Right Hoe*
Edward Cardwell, at the Colonial-Mao% yesterday.
The Hoe. Albert J. Smith, Premier ; the Hon. John 0.
Mies, Attorney-General ; and the Hon. S. L. Tilley, of
New Brunswick, had an interview with the Right Hon.
Edward Cardwell, at the Colonial-office, yesterday.
Despatches was received yesterday at the Colonial-office
from the Governor of Canada.

lATEST INTELLIGESCIL

THZ CHOLERA IN EGYPT.
(ir narynuo nuouni.)
(non on one onoserowniow.)

SOUTHAMPTON; BOVIDAT.
The adviose brought by the Nyanza, with which
has arrived the heavy portion of the Australian
mail, state that the cholera is subsiding in Egypt
generally, though in Cairo and Suez there are still
many oases. Alexandria was deserted by Euro-
peans.
A few cases of cholera have broken out in Malta,
and all infected steamers from Egypt there receive
their mall in barges. No one in Malta is allowed
to assist in coaling such steamers.

(=nee Tascauxe.)
JOURNEY OF THE KING OF PRUSSIA.
RATIBBON, JULY 52.
The King of Prussia arrived in this town on
Thursday evening en route for Gastein.
Yesterday a council of ministers was held here
under the presidency of the King, to which all the
ministers and also the Prussian Ambassador at
Paris had been summoned.

SPAIN AND ITALY.
FLORENCE, JULY V.

It is asserted that the Italian government
has received an official despatch from the
Spanish cabinet, wherein Spain recognises the
kingdom of Italy. The despatch makes no reser-
vation whatever, and expresses the most friendly
feelings on the part of Spain towards Italy.
The Ratio states that the journey of Count de
Sartiges to Valdieri has no political motive.
The state of public health is excellent in all
Italian towns.

THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRA.
LIAN MAILS. -

SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 22.

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Nyanza, with the heavy portion of the above mails,
has arrived here. She brings 340 packages of
mails, 191 passengers, 120,0001. in specie, and a
general cargo, including 961 bales of raw silk,
value 70,0001. sterling.
On the 17th inst. she spoke the steamer Zuzine,
and on the 21st the Messina.

GIBRALTAR, JOLT 17.

Her Majesty's troop ship Orontes sailed on the
15th for Spithead, with invalids and time-expired
men.
Her Majesty's iron-clad Caledonia, from Ply-
mouth, arrived on the 12th inst.
The Emperor of Morocco has issued an impor-
tant edict commanding that no person, poor or
rich, should be punished contrary to law, and
prohibiting the exaction of any fines except
as prescribed by law. It also forbids
people to present money or other gifts to
any governor or employe, and if any gover-
nor impose fines contrary to imperial decrees the
people have the liberty of appeal to his Majesty,
who promises complete satisfaction. The Emperor
has also appointed a day in each week for receiving
and determining the complaints of his poor sub-
jects.
Exchange on London, 491 to 491 • on Paris, 5.24 ;
Madrid, 1 dia. ; freights unaltered.

cast enough to mention the fact that only a few
days ago thedlike was seen at a theatre with a Helen
whom he had assuredly not brought from Troy.
The court, however, was of opinion that the duke
had now given sufficient proof of his capacity to be
relieved from leading-strings. It remains to be
seen whether the inexorable grandmother will
Waal-
The Bourse was decidedly firm. Rent* rose 10c.
for cash and 17p. for account, closing at 67fr. 70c.
and 67fr. 72 c. Mobilier rose 20fr. Mexican, t.
Railways were almost without change.