The Express.
London, England, 1856-10-28 00:00:00

'THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVICNING, myna 28, INK

1 until every omnibus in or near the metropolis shell,
r,..
be bought up by the Anxieties, what security have
we that they will not be runtiesed afterwards ? Ob-
viously aces whatever: es there can be no good re&
son for their being continued now, there is nous
which will not be at least equally carat when all
Ilse of competifion is merged in complittid monopoly.
Oar view IN es it his bum throughout, that the
Vie have little to expect from the transfer to one
piny of the entire menegement of the Metropoli-
tan omnibuses, and that a •fer more hopeful sign
would be the establishment of some rival Association,
willing and able to introduce a really improved
method of locomotion.

gut trout*.

WINDSOR, Orr. 21.

The QUOIN with the Princes Royal and Princess
Allee, left Windsor for Load= at helf-peet 11 Vela& this
fondue by the Greet Wawa Railway, attended by Vie.
sonatas Jocelyn sad Lord Alfred Peget. Her /Wily
veld a visit to the Dasher of Oloacoster.

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Primo Albert, Weeded by Mejor-Genaral the Hos. C.
Grey sad Colossi F. H. Sayraoar, left Windsor at also
Veda*. Mr royal Weiser visited du sew buildings at
Keasington-Gore, and west to Baeltiaglaan Passe.

The Prime sits:wards joisod the Qom at Cliwoosotor-
Men, matt the royal patty Minted to tho Oats It Ate
aiaatos before two.

Mr. Atkloora bed the howls of exhibltieg to her Me-
lody mad Priam Albert MI pictures of emery la Oriente!
end Waters Siberia, CM.... Tartary, earl Central Asia.

LORD PaLIIIIITOR'II VISIT TO
We leads:TOM that Lot{ Pabseratoo's visit to Hambester,
whin was naavoklably porApeasd is September, will take
pleas seat week ; sad that ha has tooseated to be praise
at a atertiog of the members sal Meads of the Mosheaks'
lastitotim, to be held la the Rem Mode Hell, on Mon-
day, the 6th peealmo. His lookbfp will be the out of
lair Bentembe Heywood, Bert, sad is saposted to snits
with Lady Pahmestas at Clatemoot es Touday mat.
_ _ _

The coming of op of Lord Gulls., allot Dos sad
heir of the Right Hal. the Berl sad 0011 sill. or Galloway,
was celebrated on who family estates is Galloway, es Tues-
day, the 21st lutist, sad Shit three Moyle( dm._

..
It is paerally rammed that Mr. Imes Wilson,
11 P., will moot the oltairsasohip of t►e Baud of Island
Smalls.

—.—
A despatch from Dublin ay.:—" The new Jodp
of Apses/. the Rtght Hos. Treads Bittekburse, ea Mu-
esli*/ of Ireland, bas bees spyotated Lad Judos of the
New Nut of Appeal, ander the sot of last session."
The Nesecamele Guardian says it is whispered that
the " more natured mad sbastmed isegustioas " of Lard
Bruit Tame Tempest sow towards the shush
" As the hob!' family," adds sir cessasperevy, " to whisk
he may still prove aa ontaateat hays sore this sae living
I. their rift, it is sot improbable that this may be kis alit
nate sad sot oagraesfal dostlastiew, however dlstrowieg
may have bees the Greats wbkh led to it."
The Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, faLP., is on•
gaged at Liverpool ia lavatigetiag tato a natter Is dispute
between the load= sad North• Western and the Great
Northam Railway Campania. Mr. Gladstme has moder-
ate. this duty at the request of both parties iaterested,
sad who have agreed to abide by his alladiestios. Dating
his say is Liverpool, the right hem. goatleatea will be the
gust of hie brother, Mr. Robertson Gladstose.
The .sate apartments of Windsor Culls will t
&wed from this day sate l farther orders.

DRURY-LANZ.

A Salim Of Italia opium, to last doriog tho plant
week, Minket erasing. The company le strop& fogad-
iag Oriel, Mario, reemee, U. and Madame Gamier,
Roane, Medan* Amadei, Lanai, and AlblidaL The opera
of last night was Norms, la whisk GAO was lappet:ad by
Sedlateek as Melaka, Darin r PoWeee, sad Foresee
as Oconee. The great prima donna was as rest as ever,
and maintaiaed her supremo, as Qum of Oa lyrie
She sass dieisely sad her ming was, as always has hems,
a mainese of the 'read sad the patbstio—a sembiaatioa of
power, peal.., sad undersells laid' pate all rivalry, la may
quarter whatever, wholly eat of the wades. The theatre
was nowded to overlowiag to gamy part, mad the audience
were exalted to the highest pink of eathasiaam. The opera
was, altogether, esseediagly wall performed. Maine. lied-
hunk pleyed the part of Ada/iglu with all the path sweet•
ana whisk belongs to that latereeties character, sad sang
charmingly. Oman*, as everybody keows, is sae
of Fonan's mat seotessfel alone; sad Loris!, th.sgb
sot a Mario or a Tataberlik, is a good Wier, aid ma
intelligeat, if cot • townie► actor. The orchestes, ma-
dusted by Signor 14 Cain, was good, and the charm,
though sail, comisted of respectable stolen. The rates of
Mistake are "the old plathases Flom of Drag-bun
Theatre," sad, from the crowded state of the boss last
sight, there is as doubt that then rates will prove amply
nateseratieg. The messes of these perfumeams, together
with t►at of the mstertsi•msam het week at her Majesty's
Theatre, makes it probable that then will be a *sags la
tb. Loados season, aid that we shall regularly have open
pmfeem•sees of the highest dowse at • Was of the year
wham sash Wags were formerly sever dreamed el.

Tim NohyricH MUSICAL FinITAL op 1867.-1
A serserette sad mfieeatial mostlag of the genera sow
mien of sasaagement of the Norfolk and Nor, Twelfth
Triennial Musical Festival use hold at the ON Lain
room. Si. Andrew's-ball, ou Tuesday last, Lord B
the emir ; there Wire aim pint at the Hub Sher
Stafford, Sir J. P. Boileau, F. W. Irby, Esq.. H.
Erg., H. B. Humbly, In., J. Lupe, Ospmen.l
Rs.. H. Symeeds,fte Dopswelle.ltayar, T.D.T. D Bats% aq.,
ten Inserter and the He It was reneler4 thet
the prineiple of rseeterd is be alsgtek that the Om of
tickets for the reseresi seats he nee rakes is peons'
gallery, sad bells pima for the listen for the rosined
wan fa the other
_post! of theMIL It was maalasenely
e.rrf.d that Mr. udlet he invited te us6selelas the AN
of coudeeter. It ensiles essolved that onrseYsm he fm.
medistely mad, for Me =an guarantee. t nee realest
they It is desirable that a modern inehestra be substitute&
for the roost one, sionekag to the plans prodeeed, pee
wed by Mr. Boat, which it .pears sea be close
at an mouser not semeding 20L, sod the materials of
the present orelmera, sod that appiteabou be made to the
city committee to eery this oblret late diem. Lord tirades
has consented to breeze, • samba et the festival senaittoe.
—Norfolk anssiele.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

PRUSSIA AND

Its official organ of the Swiss government pub-
lishes as account of the negotiations which have
taken place between the Federal Council sad foreign
diplomacy relative to the affair of Neufcha-
tel. To France, which expound a desire
that the prisoners should be immediately set
free, the Council replied that it wu ready to
propose to the Federal Assembly an amissety
if at the same time the complete independence of the
canton of Neufchatel of all foreign ties could be re-
garded as assured. In order to turn the delicate cleesl•
tlar u to-which of the two, Prussia or Siiitserlaimi,'
would have to take the initiative, the English
government demanded if the difficulty could
not be avoided by the two parties making
known simultaneouly to France and England
the conditions under which the diffusea might be
settled in a manner hemourable for both parties. In
lass of the reply being in the affirmative, the Fe-
deral government was invited to set forth the bases
of the negotiations it was disposed to accept. To
this overture the Federal Council replied that it was
ready to receive

on the Neufchatel
question, provided they took u their starting point
the recognition of the complete independence of the
canton of Neufchatel of any foreign tie. At the Mel
time the Federal Council declared that on di
basis it wooldpropose an amnesty, and expreseed es
the English government its gratitude for the co-ope-
ration it was kind enough to give to the solution of
this question. The Federal Council has taken the
sueseary steps, so that in the eventuality of the
Neufchatel question being discussed by a conference
or a congress Switzerland shall be represented as
well as the adverse party ; and, whilst pursuing these
diplomatic negotiadona, "has not neglected to take
the necessary measures in the face of more serious
eventualities, and has watched that these indispen-
sable preparations have been carried oat in proper
time."