The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-11 00:00:00

Cbt Court.

OSBORNE, JAN. 10.
Her Majesty and the Prlooses Helens drove out
yeaSerday el taro*" Weeded by Colonel Posamby.

Prisons Louise also drove out, attended by boneless
Bit Whet.
.Thrt Doke of 4Nearearisad Use Primaries Marprot aid
);Cache of Chinas arrivedut Osborne yesterday diorama
The dakeelett Osborne than morning ; the primmer remain
as a visit to her Majesty.

Sir George Orey returned, to towelesterday.
Deppidahes were seat from the Ooleeteloffios, yesterday,
to thit Oevesson et Ceylon, Nat Krieg, Libras), sad
MAL

Tut irierrtNO of PanUstindrr.—The following
proclamation •by the queen in Oaxaca appars in the
Condon Cluzet• te of last eight : —Whereas our parliament
sMods.prorogueci a Friday, the 134 day of January instant,
we, with theeedvirAeour Privy Council, do hereby publish
alvd_cleolare,Nbaaghemid parliament shall be farther pro-
rained, eettheleaid ldibdy of January instaet, to Temday,
the 7th day ot. February next ; and we have gives mew to
ear Obaneelles of that part el our United Kingdom
celled Greet Britain to peepers a onamissioe for proroguing
the mow accordingly; and we do hereby further, with
the advice aforesaid, declare oar royal will and pleasure,
that the said parliament shall, me the said Tuesday, the 7th
day of February next, miserable and be holden for the
despatch et divers unrest and important affair; and the
lords epiritnaltand teiopond,and the knights, citizen; and
burgess.; sad.the commissioners for shires and burghs of
the Boom of Oononons, are hireby required and cam-
mended to give their attendance .aooordiegly at West-
minder, on the Amid *Tuesday, t.the 7th day of February
next.--Ginselat Our Court atoel;sotellenee. lab of Wight.
this 7th dayipeGasitery,,in the yeaza6ur Lord 1865, and
'in the 284 year of our reign. God ow Abe geese.
The Duke and Duchess of Newcastle are staying
at Brighton with their family. The duke is expected to
pees through Louden on Thursday or Friday for Clamber
Park, Notts. His grace will take Peseeseioe of his late
father's hones ou Oarhapbeene-terrace as soon as it is pro-
posed for his yerepthes.

The Marchioness (Frances Anne) of Londonderry
is better ; red there is every prospect of her *oily motors-
bide bo health.

Visoount and Viscountess Palmerston are enter-
taining company at Broad/ands. their seat in Hamp-
shire. The noble viscount and TiBoollllllllla are expected in
term on Wednesday sr Thursday nest for the mason.

Viscountess Jocelyn sod Hon. Miss Jocelyn
have arrived at Neer Park from Breadlands on a visit to
Lord sad Lady nary

A teisgem is yesterday Eerrua annouisoed
that Dr. Betide died at Sierra Loma, on him homeward
voyage, ea the 301 k of Number, of fever and dyinsatery.
" The death of this good and distieguidied mu." writes Sir
&Astir* Murclisou, will be a deeply deplored by gee•
grapheme and naturalists who hive been deify Luting owl
for hie animal in Eaglead, charged u be was with mach
important knowledge and rich collodium relating to the
interior conatris es the beaks of the Niger, as he will be by
the governmisq which he served during nearly 11 mean
with so maetfribWt; sad seal is carrying out his arduous
mission."

All the poethumous papers, with the exception
of the memoir, of Heinrich Heine hare just been bought
for the Austria° goreremeot. Prinos Metternich. the
Austrian ambassador at Paris, eouelnded the purchase of
these important Wavy remiss from the poet's widow,
who is residing is the Frenebt capita/. The Witte. Heine
is to reosive an annuity of 3,000 fr. for life as the pries of
her husband's papers.

A general visit to the Paris catacombs had just
taken plebe, wider the directimi of MAassi-Fienry. eh-
sinew of mines. A number of persona who hal,,ebtaiiied
tickets delivered by the Prefect of the Seineasermbled in
the ooart-yard of Ike oatroi 'build* at thiLord Barrjire
d'Eufer. and each, provided with toreheuii, or lantereie,
descended into the catacomb+, sad remained there for %Mare
than an hour, ooming out by the Tombe-lsoire, near the
Orleana-road.

1.4 Pattie contains very curious details of nur-
wry prdess belonging te M. Andre Uray, at,Enbreimd)
near Angers, M. Lhay's Goth's house bettor been the
asaienalessierns de plarsonesd old King Res 4, father of out
Remy VL's Queen Margaret Tao gardens contain 600
varieties of evergreens, 400 o aoofferons trees 'mos rr
markable collection of Raptors willows, sod every 'mashy
Is the way of forest trees and new kinds of ur.der wood.
But the mos signal triumph Is the aceimatisatioo of the
camellia, specimens of which tree cover one hectare of land,
and in many instances have attained the height of six
yards. or rather mitres—their 'magnificent condition and
glorious flowers proving a perfrtios rarely shouted is

OQUINTWOXide. Sousa of than cornollia trio have out-
lived 30 instals, and *Wand 90 deg. (*mai/radar of Gad.
Ernani was given at the Italians at Paris on
finaday night. with Frarahini and La Gran" whim
daughter/ god granddaughter assiotal at the parformanso
is a loge d'avont-aolne.

THZ PUBIC' AND PRINCESA OF WALIM.—The
Prince and Princes of Wale will visit Lord and Lady
WaWeighers at Merton Hall, near Thetford, on Friday
next, January 13. The visit will be of a private character,
and there will be so great eatertainment like that at
Rathbun. The Pilsen of Wales will, however, be doubt-
less, greatly interested in an inspection of the recouped
I flock of Southdowns which has raised the reputation
of Merton to the highest point in the agncultural
world. The Prime has recently obtained 50 South-
down sheep from one of the Norfolk Socks, and his
eserptio steward, Mr. Cannkbeal, will doubtless achieve
success is the derelopmeat of some doios specimens of the
arise ram. The Prince and Princess will, it is expected,
travel by the Great Easters Railway from Welfertoa to
Swifter*. from whisk town Lord Walaingbam's
will meow the dirtinguished visitors to Mertoart
pelmet visit of the Prime and Priam*, to Sandringham is
drawing to a close, end they will leave Norfolk in a few
days It is said that the Priem of Wales ls likely to
become the purchaser of the Rushton estate, about three
miles from Kettering. The estate possesses an excellent
macsios, and presents advantageous shooting and hunting
facilitiss.—Bury and Norwich Port.
THE Gneaswe Lzeruare.—This (Wednesday)
morning the Gresham Lecturer for the present Ism were
commeiseed by the Rev. Joseph Pullen, 8.D., of Corpus
Christi College, Cambridge, on Astronomy." The follow-
ing are the arrangemesits of the other professors :—J•nuary
13, 14. aid 16, Dr. H. H. Southey, on Physic ; January 17
sad 18, the Rev. H. J. Parker, M.A., oe Divinity ; January
19 sad 20, the Rev. Charlton Lee., MA, incumbent of
Hampstead, on Rhetoric ; January 21, 23, and 24, Dr. Abell,
on Low ; January 25 and 26. the Rev. Morgan Cowie, 8.D.,
vicar of St Laurasia' J.wry, ma Geometry ; January 27, 2:8,
sad 31, Dr. Wylde, on
ADMISSION OF AITORNZYS.—There are 134 appli-
cations for admission &win the priest UM, beside; 70
mewed applias cati
roll ons and
about 10 for readmission. The amber el
attoreeys the is 000.
CAA= Ix THZ DIVORCE COVRT.—As rummy 133
original eases appear os the list of the Divorce Omit km
broth& besides 27 standing over by the consent of parties.

TIMIMAT.
W (S.M. 1.0 &ILL. •
gab io towleshia.
with IMO Ma.
As above.

PnoBASSR.
ON NOleriinatt RIMY.
MUM. & to W. soot S.W..
fresh to strong. tows
Wu.
WIMPS. &W. to fresh
to strong, rain In
to W.A.W. sod Borman. S.VtoN.W., stro4
W.N. W.. strong, with to moderate.
rain In places.
W.N. W. to 8.&W., Lunar. As nett shore.
strops to fresh.

Boothe romSootiand. Western =lreland, Wales, and a•ya.
°sucks. Routhern=Englisla Channel and Bay of Biscay.
Eastern nEaatward England and !forth Sea.

The severe cold of the put month has had the
effeet of causing the wolves to show themselves in oassually
large numbers no the eastern border* of Prussic These
tuipleseset visitors have been driven from the futures of
Poked, where live stock is not so plentifu bettor
miltivated districts of Silesia, Puss an Prue Gamer
keep", and foresters fe the latter regions dimmest. every
morning the mangled remains of deer, sheep, Red cattle,
which have fallen a prey to these ravenous animals. Wolf
hunts on a large seals are therefor, sot uncommon, bet this
muss they have sot bees emceed with m mesh mecum
as weld be Seem&

The tower of the church of fit. Lawrence, at
Nuremberg (Bavaria), which is 300 feet high sad ow of
the float moeumeets of Gothic art is Gennssry, was
skink lad set as firs by lightning three days back, when
the whole of the upper part was totally destroyed.
Corron ix &cum.—Letters state that the culti-
vation of cotta in &illy this leer will be very exteeeive,
"the soil Wig Partiouleriy well suited to It. The fiat ids•
entertained was that the pert of the meet opposite Africa
I woo the best calculaind for the growth of the article, bet
I that supposition bas tamed out emotions tee Northern
sort, however, the iis.perialtsiate have sueesdod
No monarchy is so sparing as the Ohioans in the
bseibirwramit of hereditary rack ; and, by • win previmiea,
the task in enesensally missed by OM deems is mob pow.
Mime, so that is ill bat ezespinnel elm it basemen ex-
fusel in a definite time. The Pekoe el Hoeg, IS, imMesees,
node oi the yens, honorer, and virtual regent during his
minority. is an =optional ease. rho rank mad title have
lately boss imefirmisl is merpetnity to the family of the
prim" who hes been adather to his isopiglal ward, sad who,
without parinitsig rent ability. ivencloard the offers of the
Emperor Brooch • most critical period.—Pekin oorreepond.
sat cities New Toni Timms.