The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-05 00:00:00

fn ,LAND.—TIIE HAGUE, Nov. 2.—Yesterday
,ousittce of the chamben of the States-General were
tens be his Majesty, and had the honour of presenting
7".adttas bp the two chambers in reply to the speech
,b,, throne. His Majesty, after reading tho address,
friLa —.• Noble and most mighty lords, I receive this ad-
astisfaction. I thank you for the sentiments
M..ou caress M it, and reckon upon the assistant* of
"TO mightioesies. I cherish the hope that your corn-
:: count, the result of a ,incerc desire for the welfare of
will produce salutary and lasting fruits,"
lA,—Aocounts from Buahire to the 27th of
PSRSlily, received in India rid Muscat,
mos state that cholera had !
bo, Tiling to such an extent thatt of the inhabitants
Bed to the neighbouring villages, and to Borausgoon
477. diesee bad extended an far as Karrack, where two or'
1,7,0" penons were dying daily. The ship Frail Barry,
ybiris left Calcutta for the Persian Gulf in the early part of
swb lilt, hod not reached her destination, and no tidings
kad been received of her. She was commanded by her owner
!hods Tont Bin Sanger, a well known wealthy Arab ship-

ACkDIA.—The Acadia, Capt. Shannon, sailed
its werpoei yesterday on her first trip for this year for
oass and Boston. The specie she carries amounts only
din:lMA ',Olinda.

et Court.

WINDSOR, TTILItsIOAN.—The Earl and Countess of
Daseusie and Sir Charles and Lady Mary Wood left the
Castle this morning, and returned to town.—The Marquis
~,,A,Marebiuness ot Exeter, and Lord and Lady Beauvole
goo took their departure from the Castle to-day.
The Duchrsa ot Cambridge and the Princess Mary,
iewcapaniid by Prince Frederick of Hesse, arrived in town
wneachy morning from their residence at Kew. Their
loyal !inhumes visitedithe Duchess of-Glouc ster, at Moil-
aster House, and the Princess Sophia. The Duchc.e of
Cambridge and the Princess Mary and Prince Frederick of
Rene returned to Kew in the evening.

A deputation, consisting of Mr. Muntz, Mr.
Spooner, M.P., Mr. Scholefield, Mr. Harlow, Mr. Mason,
sag Mr. Salt, had an interview with Lord John Russell, yes-
toay, at his official residence in Downing-street.
Mr. Blakemoore and Mr. Phillips had an interview
.0 the Right Hon. Edward Strutt yesterday, at the office
dtle Commissioners of Railways in the Board of Trade.
A deputation front the acting committee of West
wig plsoters and merchants, consisting of Mr. Cave (chair-
oat ), Mr. Cavan. Mr. Davidson, Mr. Russell Ellice, Mr.
Jaya Alexander Hockey, Mr. George Hibbert, Mr. Macs
and Mr. Marryat, had a conference with Lord John
Roidl and Earl Grey yesterday, at the official residence of
thaFirst Lord of the Treasury, in Downing.street.
The Ecclesiastical Commissioners for Envland,, had
*general meeting, yesterday, at their office, it/Whitehall-
ate
The Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lady Mary
Wood returned to their residence in Downing-street, yester
day, from a %hitt° her Majesty, at Windsor Castle.

Tee OF SARAWAK.—Mr. James Brooke
mil, it is said, shortly cerise a mark of distinction from her
majestv, in testimony of his eminent services to the country
is the Indian Archipelago.
The EARL OF I).+LuoustP the newly-appointed Go-
worn-General of India, with the countess and family, is
expected to leave town the day after to-morrow for Ports-
mouth, to embark for Alexandria, en route for Calcutta.—
Leta-Colonel A. Mountain, C. 8., military secretary to his
lordship, and Lieutenant the Hon. F. H. Fane, aide-de-
o:sop, accompanying his excellency.

THE GOVERNOR-GENERAL OF INDIA.— Yesterday
a Court of Directors was held at the East India Douse,
when the Right Hon. the Earl of Dalhousie was sworn in as
Gorernor•Gtn-ral of India. Ilia lordship afterwards dined
with the directors at the London Tavern, Bishoptate-street,
when they were honoured with the company of her hlajesty's
asinioters and many other distinguished personages.