The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-13 00:00:00

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WINDSOR cants, Nov. 11.
The Crown Prince and Prinome of Prussia
arrived at the Castle yesterday from Sandringham.
The Queen, with the Crown Primes and Prinoms of Pros.
pia walked In the grounds this morning.
PllllO6 and Per Louis of How, Wendel by
Berns.'Schenck and Baron de Rahman, left the Castle
larday to visit the Prince and Primer of Wales.
Princess Helena and Princess llohenlohe went to London,
attended by Lady Caroline Barrington and Colonel IL
Poseonby.

Nov. 12.
The Queen more out yesterday afternooe, aesompaated
by Princess Louise, and atteaded by the Muchloxes

The ueen, the Crown Prince and Prisms of Primes,
Priooo2l Helena, Prince's Louisa, and Pruner Bestelsk
with the Ladies and Gentlemen in Waiting, attended divine
service this morning in the *tate chapeL
The Very Ilse. the Dean of Westminster preached the

eersion.
at the
The Lord Cituineellor sad t*dy Cranworth syrived
Castle yesterday end had the honour of dining with the
Qeeen and the Royal Funny.

Despatches were received on Saturday at the Colonial-
office from the Governors of Oeyloe, Viands, Zeman's,
New Zeeland. Beath Australia, and Melia. Despatches
were sent to the Governors of the North American Pro-
vinces, Gibraltar, and Kilts.
Earl and Counter Russell left Chesham-place on Setup
day for Pembroke Lodge, gichmond-park.

THZ Pairca or Warms.—The inhabitants
Mefferd, Suffolk, ue making preparations for the reosption
of his Royal Highness the Prises of Wales, on the occasion
of his approaching visit to Lord Alfred Paget. The mayor
and corporation of Sudbury intend to present an address'
the Prince, Mefiord being in the immediate vicinity of '

town.
His Excellency the Prussian Ambaasador and
**Orestes. Bernetorif have arrived at the Prussian Em-
bassy, Carlton-home-terms, from visiting Lord and Lad;
Egerton of Tattoo, at Tattoo Park, Cheshire.
The Earl and Countess Rusaell left Chesham
pleas on Saturday for Pembroke Lodge, Richmond-park,
Viscountess Palmerston
wil wit h the
town to-morrow
Countess
Shatteabary and Ladies Ashley l leave
for Brighton. The viscountess will reside during
winter in Branswick•equare.
Viscount Hamilton, M.P., arrived in town
Saturday from visiting their Royal Highnesses the Prin.
and Princess of Wales at Sandri-igham.
Lord Stanley of Alderley has arrived at
residence in Dom-street, from &Worley Park, Cheshire.
Lord and Lady Dufferiu have arrived in toi
from their seat in the north of Ireland for the winter.
The Halifax testimonial to the Right Hon.
Charles Wood, Bert., M.P.. will shortly be presented.
Charles represented the borough in Parliament noir
ruptedly from the time it was enfranchised by the pan
I of the Reform Bill until the late general election. It I
I been deckled that the sum contributed, about 8501., shall;
• invested in a testimonial of silver plat*.

NOMINATION OF SHERIFFS OP ENOLA.
AND WALES.-(THIS DAY.)

The morrow of St. Martin falling this year
Sunday, the nomination of sheriffs for the various comm.
of England and Wales. with the exception of Lancashire
and Cornwall. the sheriffs of which are nominated -
crowe, and Middlesex, where the sheriffs are elected b.,
livery of London, took place in the Court of Exchequ?r,
the presence of a large number of visitors, who are
attracted by the ceremony.
The Bight Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., Chancellor
the Exchequer, habited in his magnificent gold robes
office, took his place on the beach, being accompanied
the Lord Chancellor, the Bart Grenville. President of
Council ; Sir George Grey, Bart.. M.P. Secretary of S
for the Home Department •; Sir Alexander Cockt
But., Lord Chief Justice of Englaed ; Sir William
Lord Chief Justice of the Court of Common Pleas
Frederick Pollock, Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer
Baron Channel', Mr. Baron Bramwell, Mr. Baron
Mr. Justice Mellor, Mr. Justice Sheri, dn. The
itemembrancer administered to the Chancellor of
chequer and the other distinguished persons
an oath is the quaint old Noeman•French,
which he read out the counties of England
Wales (with the exception of those above•ment'
in alphabetical order, and then the name c
gentlemen who were returned last year as liable to
°thee of sheriff, one of them having been, subrierp
`• pricked" as sheriff by the Queen in Council, and
at present serving the office of sheriff in each count
name was consequently struck off the list to-day,
being added by the judge who last went the
which the county is situate. The counties of
and Wales were then gone over seriatim,
the names of three gentlemen from each county
handed over to the Queen's Remembranoar to be 1
enrolled as liable to serve the office next year. The
will take place by the Queen in Council in January,
gentleman in each county upon whom the lot falls
February enter upon his year of shrievalty.
curious excuses were as usual tendered to.drq
gentlemen who wished to (*wipe service. Some said
had no property in the county against which their
stood ; some that they were compelled to reside
some that they were too old. In a few oases crili
cows were held to be valid, and then the names were
out, others being substituted ; but where the objector
not make out a strong case the name was retained.
the lists for England and Weiss were completed, f
tiers of the government and learned judges retired