The Express.
London, England, 1865-02-17 00:00:00

THE, EXPRESS, FRIDAY

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OSBORNE, Fa. 16.
Ides Majesty walked sad drove yesterday, &Magid by
tie Dowager Duchess of Athol.
Pidscose Helms sad Prisms Loabie drove oat.
Prime LelaLege& arrived at Osborne yesterday.

Tin Prises aad Prisons at Wales dised with the Duke of
Chnbridis lan evens&
Their Royal Hishasres was attesded by the Hos. Mn.
Storm and Major Teesdale.

Lieut.-Colonel Ohatterton of Coburg, Canada, had the
honour of submitting tood:Ila of improvements in railway
carriers to the Priam of Wales yesterday.
A deputation represering the Forth and Clyde Casa!
Navigation, and acesitisg of Mr. Crum Ewing, M.P., Hr.
Habeas, Kr. Riadmen, sad Mama. Made sad Byrne, had
ea Interview with the Right Hos. T. Mau Gibson, at the
alas of the Board of Trade, yesterday, upon the subject of
the Bridge of Forth HU

Despatches were received yesterday at the Coleak'
Mee from the Oeverson of New Zeeland, Melte, the
Nara haseriewa previous, sad Bermode. Despatches
von not to the Gemmel of the West ladle Islands,
British Oolosids, sad Canada.

Tan Col:arr.—Her Majesty and the royal fatally
will !says Wawa* (weather permitting) this afterasos,
shoat 3 o'clock, sad, sword* to the armaments =ado,
will mica at Windsor about 6 o'clock. Ths usual moan.
time @visit saddest will b. takes, and a pilot sagiaa will
preside the royal train by 10 missies

- His Hopi themes the Duke of Cambridge was
honoured by the preemies of their Royal Ifighamies the
Priam and Princess of Wales at dimmer last evening at
Glowester Hoeft Her Royal Highness the Dasher of
Cambridge, attended by Lady Gerablias tieenerest, arrived
early. The Prince and Primus of Wales, attended by
Major Teesdale sad the Hon. Mrs. Moser, srrived shortly
Mien 8, mid were received by the Duke of Cambeidge and
Coined the Hos. Jams Maoloseld. Amass the guests
invited to meet their royal bighorns wen the Earl of
Clareedu, Lord Colville, and Colossi the Hoe. Percy
reildbeg. The Prises and Princess of Wales left at har-
ped 11 on their return to Marlberoagh Hum
The Earl and Counted Russell received at din-
ner yesterday events& it their reelassee In Cheishem-plece,
his Ereelleney the Belgium Masker, Lord Hanley,
Lord Dahlia, the Dam of Westminster and Lady Augusta
Stanley, the Hoe. James Kenneth Howard, Lady Louis
Ho ward and His Howard, Sir James and Lady Mary
Wilde, Mr. George Lefure, M.P., Mr. John Romllly,
Mr. Lewd, H.P., &a.

The Rev. Dr. Goodford, Provost of Eton, sod
Hrs. Goodford, gave s uteri mudded entertaiasesat is the
collage dieing-hell yederday eves*. Of the 400 invita-
tions 300 were accepted. Several of the principal 10311d011
vocalists were engaged. After the conclusion of the concert
the company retired is two sections to the floe old Election
Hall, which was brilliantly lighted up, and at the bottom
et the hall was displayed the beantifal silver-gilt model of
the eollep promoted to the provost and fellows by Wil-
liam IV. The supper served here comprised every &li-
mey.

In the House of Lords, on Monday, Lord Lyve-
doe will ask her Majesty's Ministers " what they have done
or intend to do noon the reports of Colossi Jorvoie on the
defences of Conad► W.

In the House of Commons on the 10th of next

month, Mr. W. Bwart will call the attention of the govern-
ment to the publics advantage which would malt, and the
raving whirls would aortae, from the publication of an
abridgment, or digest, to be Wind from time to time, of
all the Parliamentary Bine Books, and similar documents,
on the same plan as that of the "fitatiatkal Abstract'
Lewd by the Board of Trade sins, the year 1854.

Mr. Clifford, on an early day, will bring forward
a bill to repeal the provisions is vslioss sots of parlisawat
fawning flew far mowstteodssioe at a place of worship on
Baaday.

It is annonnoed at Chatham garrison that a
elianp will shortly be made in the staff at the Royal
Roemer Department, Horse Gum& The poet of Deputy
AdjutaatAileaszsl, aow held by Colonel F. R. Obegimae, 0.8.,
will be filled, it is naderstood, by Col. J. L. A. Simmons,
0.8., imminsading Royal Engineer, at Aldershot& ; while
Llitat..oolowel. the Hoe. H. F. Keane, motet. adjt,gen.,
will probably be enomeded by Lient.-Ooh .7. F. M. Browne,
0.8., now doing duty at head-quartere, Chatham.

. .
The Attorney-General for Ireland hag appointed
Mr. John Adys Curran to the Sector Crown Proseantor-
ships for the *males of Heath sad Carlow, vacant by the
resignation of Mr. Loftus H. Blood, Q.C.
General fil'Olgillan is expected to arrive in Rome
hi • few days. The general has been hafted by the eels.
bested American sculptor, Mr. Story, to spend some time
al his residence in the Berberini palace. Mn. Story is •
elongation of the geosrel, her sister haviog married Dr.
M•Ciellao, of Philadelphia.
The Moscow Gazette mentions an innovation in-
Seediest into the Nobles' Club at Odeon by the admission
of ladies ea members. They have to nadirs. the nand
ballot, Mos nonsbers of the male ass.

Accounts frost Vienna of the 13th show that
the whiter continue with great severlqy in Anskia. In the
capital the snow bad fallen for Wes days, and the streets
were quite blocked up. The swine on many of the rail-
ways was partially suspended. A stone has base aging
with such violates between Trieste sad Laybaolt that not
only have trees and telegraph poste been carried away,
but near the Ober-Leeson station a goods train was forced
off the rails, two trucks upset, and three others blown down
an embankment. Fortunately no Byes were last.

A letter trots Naples says :—" Rietori has made
her usual summer in Giuditta, by Gisocamiti. Flotow'm
Martha, coldly received at first, is now vary popular—
thanks mostly to Madams Pirelli and M. de Bimini, for
the mule in mouldered fittest forfora senator theatre that
Ban Carlo. Gaiety is in the simindsot just now ; the pre-
feat's receptiose want the warmth sod life no pleura at
the balls at the 17mion Club, Duchess Sim Arpin°, ha.
Rime Humbert attends all mos► flatteringly. The mart
bell on Monday was spleedid ;3,000 were peenint, leolusive
of the Prince and Moans Canino Biuniumaiii and moo) of
the noisily Morbid Meads of Frees& It"

COLLIAZ HOSPIT (L. —Ati amateur dra-
ma* performance, ander the patronage of her Reyal
ThAmme the Daiwa et Cambridge, the Dochem Dointger
of lateen gad, mad hi Royal Highness the Dal MP Om&
bridge, will ineglyea 1 of the feeds et La& Cams
lissPilsl ea Willstils7 *realm Feta Zt, the Royal
Bijou ramie, Haymarket. The ealetiatament will me-
als et the dramas et Plot and PdISPOIN with the fame et
gamut is &wok if Biaartf; sad as urgent reall-kaiewa
amateurs bane nauseated Sc appear, it it to be hoped Ras
litaillte ill cordially roped to what mud be, is the esti-
maim et iY, a meat pesieeearthy madeseallog. Tickets
may he hod of Moppell mad 00., 60, Now Bomi•etreet.

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CANADA.
4:tumult', to. 3.
On Wednesday last the Hon. John. A. Mao-
donald brought before the Legislative Assembly his
Alien Bill, entituled " An act Mir the prevention
and repression of outrages in violation of the pesos
on the frontier of this province, and for other pur-
poses." It ws read last evening for the third time,
and passed with comparatively slight opposition,
the votes on the division being—Yeas, 107 ;
WIN 7.
The bill consists of three portions--let, The per
expulsion law, chiefly copied from the Impe-
rial act of 1848, by which the government is em-
powered to remove from this country such aliens
who by their conduct should render themselves
unworthy of asylum. 2ndly. Preventive clauses
adopted from an ac‘ of congress of the United
States, passed in 1838, for the prevention of incur-
sions into Canada. 3rdly. The foreign aggres-
sion law against the local preparation of munitions
of war, to be used in hostilities against the United
States, adapted from the United States Act in such
casei provided.

In proposing the measure, Mr. Macdonald stated
that before introducing the bill the Canadian go-
vernment took counsel with the imperial authori-
ties, and that the British Alien Aot of 1848 was die-
tinctly indicated es most proper to be put in opera-
tion in this country. He also stated that the
measure had been initiated entirely at the sug-
gestion of the Canadian government, and not from
any dictation, or even expression of desire on the
the part of the United States government to have
such legislation.
The following is a luminary of the act :

1. hay wrktsi bismuth* attested by the Avatars
and sante ol the WWII sad seat either to the °overact,
General or the Proviocial Sectretery, enables the Governor-
General to order the departure from the provisoes within
• limited time of the alien represented am plotting against,
the traited States government.
2. The alien is to be notified throngh the Canada Gazette
alone, ao persoual notification being mammary.

3. 1/Isobedimos to such order eulogies the immediate
errors and imprisonment under the personal warrant of the
Oovernor-Getteral, without WI or maiming ol the alien,
until be be dually departed from the country. This die-
obedieem is punishable by imprisonment (for • term not
exosedleg 12 mouths) in the oommou goat.
4. The Governer may, from the clues to one mouth after
the °peeing of the utilisation of the S. Lawmen, detain
such slim is prime.
5 Upon as alien not being am:minted of misderceasour,
the Genre*, in Ocamil may allow the •Use's excuse or
memo gives by him for his disobedience, or may great
lIIMOSiOII of the time given for expulsion ; but so each pri-
vilege is grunted should the alien be omitted of mis-
demeamer.

S. Th. °overeat is authorised to furnish the alias with
the nature of the eharges brought what him. but be is
rwraired to give the man el the isforseer.

7. Aliens may adduce evidence wen tea, and "ladae
witnesses before the °evacuee. is Omani is esppni of any
allured mon for disobedience.
8. A writ of habeas oorpse may be pealed by a judge,
bed only to relieve the slims wben wrested sad Imprisoned
for disobedience to the Goversor's warned.

On Wedneeday last the Hon. Sir Z. P. Tech.
gave notice that this evening he would move the
following motion in the Legislative Council :

To resolve,—That as lonsiale alarms ha promoted
her Majesty, praying that she may be graciously
pinned to ease • raeasare to be submitted to
the impalal p•rlismeat for the pupae of uniting the
oolc•is of Garde, Nova Scot* New Brunswick, New-
foundland, and Priam Edward's 1 eland in Gee goverament,
with provisions based ripen resolutions adopted at a roofer-
mos of delegates from the said Woo ise held at the city of
Quebec we Oet. 10, MM.

Owing to a demand being made by the United
States government, the Canadian executive pro-
poses to appropriate the sum of 60,000 dole. in gold
towards indemnifying the St. Albans banks.
Judge Coursol is suspended pending a statutory
commission of inquiry into his conduct in dismiss-
ing the Vermont raiders. It is rumoured that the
Canadian government have obtained the opinion of
the English Attorney-General, which is adverse to
Judge Coursol's decision.
It is said that owing to the friendly relations ex-
isting between the Canadian and the United
States government, the passport system lately in-
troduced is to be speedily abolished, so far as
Canada is concerned.

A force of 2,000 militia is now in active ser-
vice on the frontiers, entailing an annual expense
of 1,000,000 dollars.