The Express.
London, England, 1865-11-15 00:00:00

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WLNDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 14.
The Queen, accompanied by the Crown Prince
and Princess of Pining and Princess Louise, walked:and
drove in the ground/ this motoing.
Princess Ralson went out walking.
Princess Beatrice drove out.
This Crown Prince and Wows' went to Clalement this
afterucon to visit the Queen Marie Amelia.
Ludy Waterpark has succeeded the Marchioness of Ely
as Lady-rn•Walting to the Queen.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
official residence of theFiret Lord of the Treasury in
Downing-street. The ministers present were—
Earl Russell, the Lord Chancellor, Earl Granville,
th.- Duke of Argyll, Sir George Grey, the Right
Hon. Edward Cardwell, Earl de Grey, the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of Somerset,
the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson, and Lord
Stanley of Alderley.
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The Right Ilan. T. Minor Gibson, M.P., arrived in town
yesterday from bis seat in Suffolk.

VISIT OF THE CROWN PRINCE AND PRINCRSS OF
PRUSSIA TO THE EX•QUECI OF THE FRENCll.—Yesterday
the Crown Prince sad ?einem, accompaned by Prince
Frederick William and Priem:as Charlotte, visited the en-
Queen of the French at Claremont. Their royal highnesses
seemed in the best of health. The Princess Royal was
attired in a rich black velvet jacket, trimmed with bugles,
and a deep edging of blear lice, a brown silk dress and
crimson velvet bonnet, ornamented with bleak lace and
feather.
The Duke and Duchess of Sutherland arrived at
Stafford House, St. James's, yesterday, from visiting their
Royal Highneeses the Prince and Princess of Wales at
Sandringham, Norfolk.
The Duke of Argyll arrived in town yesterday
from Levered Culls, Argyllshire.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Westminster
are entertaining a select psrty at Eston Hall, Cheshire.
The Earl of Clarendon and the Right Hon.
C. P. Villiers were absent from the Cabinet Council yester-
day afternoon, in consequence of being engaged to attend
the funeral of their late sister, Lady Theresa Lewis.
Viscountess Palmerston has delayed her depar-
tare to Brighton until to-morrow (Thursday). Her lady-
'-, has been visited by many of her intimate friends sines

ship .
the death of her illuatrous Mahood. towards reorganiwition is Florida,. and direct' me . Bay I a ~_
Lord Stanley, M.P., will return to town to-day - • •
that he the ratification by the legislature of the I gone, or nearly so, but not the dread of the cholera."
from visiting the Marquis and Marchioness of Sslisbury at congressional amendment of the constitution of the United The Debate of Vienna has published an article MANSION-HOUSE.
Hatfield House, Herts.
The Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood will come to true loyal relations between Florida and the other states,
States as indispensable to a etweemful restoration of the which has caused a degree of senetion. It says " yeeee elm macs or nnormuso 4,0001. LT •• sccarrat
exists but one power which can re-establish Poland and James Booth, late secretary to the Stumm k•
town on Friday from Hickleton Hall, Yorkshire, worn- and equally indispensable to the return of peace and lid
that power is Austria." The work of liberation must, Company, is Canuon-street, was brought Were the
pecan
by Lady Mary a.' Miss Wood. Toe injeries which caraway throughout the republic. according to this journal, commence with the complete Mayor, for farther exeminstioa upon the chair of Wig
the right hon. baronet received when thrown from his horse independenee of Gallieie. It sees in that a bulwark embezzled at various times, while employed as seeser •
are not of so seriour a °hamster as represented. The provisional Governor of Georgia has tele-
graphed to President Johnson that all is going 011 against the medial.= which menaces no state so much se the company, venom large sums of money, ainoaattegbil
An interesting service was held at Horsham
well, adding the text of the ordinance by which the Motets• age to more than 4,0001., the mooies of sir envie;
yesterday in connexion with the restoration and re-opening Georgia
of the panels church. Ths Bishop of Oxford preside' on oa*
Convention repassl the "ordinance to The Warsaw Journal states theta manuscript of Mr. Collette, of the firm of Pritchard and Collet*
the Ceeeen, and a collection was made amounting to 3001• dissolve the union . .
• between the state of Georgia
tionibm," has just been found in the library of Count de
Copernicus, entitled "Be Clorporum Cielestium Amok. Liucoleeinn, the solicitors to the couleur, .11
A luocheou took place afterwards, at which the Bishop of and the other states united with her under a com-
Noetitz. Mr. T. Beard, of 13elogliallatreet.
their behalf to prosecute. The prisoner was reprise"'
Chichester presided, and was attended by the Bishop of pact of government entitled the United States of It will be recollected that at the final semeiotics t
A project has been set on foot to establish a
Word, Mr. Seymour Fitzgerald, who spoke of the in- America ;"also the " ordinance to adopt anddirect munkration by rail and steamer between Ham
crewed zeal asel liberality of churchmen in the present day, ratify the constitution of the Confederate States of burg
rg ,„,a commemea. service of the company, sod, on account of the
Mr. Hunt, the member for the borough, and ahem. v lea W 0006
America," and other resolutions and ordinances The death is anoonnced of Sir Richard Brooke, that". plead in him be wee grede6ll- re,. bed gee
. proved that the prisoner bad bees twenty-two yaw
It is understood that the City authorities are
subv •ve or antagonistic to the government of the the sixth baronet. The deceased as born in 1785, asa IscrwtarY. an° of course. in that capacity, `e •
about to apply to Panamint for a new bill to regulate the ,...... married in 1809 his cousin, a dawoghter f Sir FOitic limited means of plundering his employers for • Mort
traffic of London, the act of 1863, although useful as far as United '-'"'"-- Matte. Bart. He is succeeded in his title of
estates by although in the molt. no doubt, detection, es ia tht
it went, having been found too liMted t 3 effect the various The Rev. H. W. Beecher has had an interview his see Richard, born in 1814, and who is married to a
reforms demanded by th 3 public. The Dew bill will include with the President. Mr. Johnson was very frank of General the Hen. Sir Alexander Duff, G 21!
daughter
baronet formerlylieutenant in the lit.CL t. chime estriblished apical the priemer la the fame e
• clause authorising the construe' ion of foot bridges over in his statement of his purpose and his convictions. The new
The firastrmronetwaa sappoistedsheriff of Cheshiree minatiou was that he had secreted a Eank of Eegleel.
sent instance, was sore eventually to follow. The
the most daogerous of the street crowing'. He declared that no state lately in rebellion ought in 1644 by parliament, and filled that office on three sue. for 5001., which had been transmitted to the consPif ig
Her Majesty's ship Spiteful, commiaaioned at to be permitted to resume its former status and cessive madam during the civil war arid under Cromwell's firm at Manchester, who were then ustomere.
nos eon in the Union until it has adopted the con- pr°446°lPC2(Z:tte*AL OF THE LADY Conway/am
"Thee
for the coed of Brazil, scoording to rumour •
yesterday, may probably be despatched to Jamaica, to ` 1 1 detection of the true gators of the transtction free ".
mein in quelling the insurreetioo. stitutional amendment and promised to extemd pro. The funeral of the late Lady Comewall Lewis, who expireduntil
place some time afterwards, and it wee proved tlut
at the readsnee of the Bev. Dr. Cnidock, principal ofbee 101
Large quantities of herrings have been caught faction to all freedom. by falsifying the entries in the books bad preveater .
Braseeme, last week, took place at Holy Cross Cemetery, two halves of the identical sae that had
within the last few days off the coast of Bridport, in Dor- Secretary M'Culloch has promulgated the state- Holywen, Oxford, yesterday energises, whoa the following Manchester, were paid in by the prisocer to hi',
.twin ment of the public debt, as it appears from the 1 relations and Irked' paid the Let tribute of respect and amount at his private beakers. Upon thir ,
A company is forming in the south of England books of the treasurer's retarn and requisitio f affection by following the illustrious lady to the grave :- the turnover was remanded, but it will be recolleeild
as o I ear. Villiers Lister, Mr. William V. Harcourt, the Earl of i law he •
for breeding eYetere' °Yeti" ere new nearly gel" tarn" the department on the 31st of October, 1865.
dearer than they were two or three yews ago. The ' Clareadoe, arid the Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, Sir Gilbert
Feasklead Lewis, the Rev. Dr. Cradock (Principal of from his employment in Angus ,
finding deteetloe bad become sew ,
t lest sad .
recapitulation shows the following :—Debt bearing 1
M. Dully 's projected exhibition does not seem
hoe. minister h. J..
p....d to the E.
relate. t. Jog interest 1.. lawful money, -,191,819,787 dole. I Lord Hyde, end the Hon. George Villiers ;M . was shoetly afterward. obtained for his s
interest in coin, 1,161,137,691 &la. BPc. ; debt bete- 1 Ereoetviniees, ker. H. M. Villiers, Lord Skelmeendsle, and which was placed la the hands of Michael ILO*
to find favour with the Paris press. The report which the 1
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the Moral Exhibition sonounced at thir Sorbonne about i 48c. ; debt on which interest has ceased 1 Morley, Kr. Lewis, and Dr. lass. The funeral service war _. _
I performed by the Rev. J. W. Burgon, Fellow of Oriel that was iestituted by Hayden until about a yet
• • to.GraM,lol
three months beck by the Grand Master of the University. 1,373,920 dole. 9c. ; debt bearing no intemst, Oche s. _ when be was apprehended in SR Mutts•
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detective other bat the prisoner eluded the
east to
It was to comprise two satinet perts-en the one hand, as 386,523,359 dole. 51c. Tar MAMA AT Mr sea. LocmThe work- then made a eateeneet that was almost Mews
international exlsibitios of the productions of young men • The
d the ad Mice of his ilt.
Total amount outstanding 2,740,854,155d015. 86c men employs bi
the
limuL
Lussi
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Irks is tile 9ity, na
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• d briefly esald
at college. such as Latin verses, Greek themes, he ; and on total Internet is 138,9340 • ; Ott, Terminus Ilireel, sad other
78 dole. 59c job 11 track work Monday last ownetu•st upon realmitlf '
~ of which wos w on ' Mr Collette addressed Ms loedslim, sn
--a 340
the other, a oollection of reports setting forth the literary ~. • notice from the firm that they Weeded to work may aim •
• attention to the facts that had been already pg.- -
and scientific program seemspliehed by each nation during 1/‘ 3"70,340 dolt 50c. is in coin and 71,267,73 S dols. b,,,,,,, 4,4„,, tee edam menthe, waited by
.deputatioe yes. . the primmer, sad mild that all he Pr•P•wg te de in'
the isit twenty years. It ie this last which is now spokes 9c. is lawful mmHg- tease cm Mr. Charles Lucas, • Tor••••tokt4•• from 06111 Of complete the ease so far uit related to the altetco4o
ot. m.poroy soorropossorithout, however, mentioning any 1 The legal-tender notes in circulation are as fol- . the Itr.hrhas Ceara
the trade being rent`mtrgers: I the 5001. wets.
the ob • a 16.1 161144,,A °
ISOM. that he has found reporters for the Portion relating , lowa :—One and two years five per cent., ' depenielos-Mr. Ilas emmoted te Mine request of th:inee I Mgr, Robert a th• arm
to Frame, bat the journals ridicule the whole affair. 32,536,901 dole. ; United States notes, old issue, . •ad i•farmsd them they were 61 lib." re"ra "11164 then
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mid he stated that that /roe- ~,
he Illeolwee 6-
Dr. Blatin, the great preacher of horsflesh eat- 427,768,469 dols. C work this moroieg oe the same terms u them= whisk thew imaged he Mabee' leaserietion• with t 1861.
isg is Frame has published as appeal to the public, pray- ; Compound interest notes, i hia bm p",„k„,ey woririeg. It appears that tbe Jaren Company, and cm the ldth al Peptswber._, 4e,
173,012,141 dole. ;total, total, 633,709,581 dole i builders generally had similar notion ia the bands ..zwuur imamate& tee bill el • 5001. 'we
isg them to eat horse now more than ever-many do It the Ow
of their foremen. bat tttere withheld until the result . the Bak a e,,.1,134 le
every day without knowing it-in colesequeme of the pre- ' The following is the amount in the treasury .
• of Reams. Luca'
action had been emertaiked. They will Man4estl• brans* •1 •""'' "- --• 4 a MO,
Tailing epidemic mom homed cattle. !In min, 34,664,987 dole. 15a. ; in currency, now he withdrawn. pony is Londe" sad es Ms 16th he 1•`••