The Express.
London, England, 1865-01-12 00:00:00

Int Coign.

OSBORNE, Jas. 11.
The Queen, scoompanied by Prime Leopold,
drove eat yessenlay morning.
Prisows Helios took • Mew witb Prioorws Kargerist el
Orisons.
Princess Louie also west oat, &Undid by the How-
Emma Lamellas.

Hie Eteelleney Heron De Cetto, the Bavarist
Insister, aide hie bon laboariog wader a woe &Keck of

goat, is moth better.
Ths Marquis of Northampton remains in town.
Hi lordship ill fa s very as estadoetory mesh, of lissith.
The Earl Russell will come to town on the 18th
hest, is order to moot his collegese bdoce the Feeecoblios

et poslismeat.
Lord and Lady &bury are entertain leg a large
party at blow Park. Elokroanswortb, Here.
The Lady Emily Peel is programing satisfy,-
badly. MK lanais bee been in • very precancel state.
The Right lion. the Chancellor of the Exchequer
is exceed in town oe Wednesday mixt from Reword+
Cam* FLIIMabiPy le order to mama be Cabinet Camel.
His Royal Highness Prince Alfred, who had
boas coo • vett to the court of Bathe for • foe days, re'
tared to Boss on Salaam *reship last. . -

The &cord of last night states that the Loath
of the Privy Conseil Committee al Appeal have come to •
decieke i• the ease of the Bishop of Natal •. the Bishop of
Cspetowa, sad that the task of drawing up the report,
embodying their kedahips' views, km Imes Nodded to
Lord Kingsiowa. la that OW the judgment may he u•
pouted at the aloes of the aittiage atter the present Hilary
Term. _ .

It is believed (ear the Times) the dividend and
bonne of the Londe. Fieeedel Asseeietloo. to be moor
needed at the amen an the 23rd, will be at the rate of
15 per cent. per ammo, shaven 41,250 i.. sad leaving a
bakers of about 40,0001. to be carried to the next acoonet„
DEATH OF THIE EARL OF ILCRVITER.—The Right
Hee the Earl of Ilitheistar expired os Tuesday afternoon at
his seat, Melhury Home. mar Eyeshot, Dorestehire. The
lee earl, who was layers of ego. succeeded to the title
sod estates is 185 d, on the deems of hr half•brother. He
married in 1547 the daeghter of Sir Robert Sheffield, Bert.,
and that lady survives him. He had been suffering from
indispoitiou for some time. but within the peel few days
ke was attacked with broadside, sod although every MINN
were employed to relieve the sufferer, he expired somewhat
'added, between 1 sad 2 o'clock oa Tuesday afternoon.
The deceased serf leave DO lame, consequently the title
aid estates fall to his **phew. Mr. Hoary Edward Fox
Straegorsys, who is 17 years of sge, and sou of the late
Hoo. John George Fox Samsgways, by • daughter of Mr.
Edward Merjoribmke.
DEATH OF THE ARCRDEAOON Or GLOCCIDRIR.-..-

We have to mooed the death of the Von. John Tunbrell,
D.D., Arcbducoe of Gloseseter, who bad &Wised to the
great age of 98. Dr. Tlintirell was educated at Worcester
College, Oxford, where be graduated Is 1793. In the fol.
lowing year he was admitted tate holy orders, so that he
wee far more then 70 year, a clergynase of the Church of
England. Is 1797 he was instituted to the family living of
Eackfoed with Ashton•under• Bill ed, • beatifies which
has only within the lut few days been offered for sale. The
living being now vecaot, the presentation cannot be gold.
In 1820 he was ainniesthd to the Arehdeuonry of Glosses-
ter, to which te mused the vicarage of Dusky, and thou
various appoietsuate he held tip to the time of his death.
The Arehdeaooory of Gloucester falls to the gift of the
Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol.
CUBICAL VACANCIII4. —The rectory of Loughor,
Cernsarthenshire, has become vacant by the promotion of
the Rev. J. Powell Joaes to the vicarage of Liausiaseat,
valued at 6601. per ass®. The rectory of Lambe, is
worth 2401. a jeer end is in the gift of the Lord Chancel-
lor. The rectory of Bry ogwye, Radnorshire, has 5..0 be-
come vacant by the death of the Rev. S. Davies, ILA.,
formerly of St. Albea's Hall, Oxford. The boned" which is
worth 2001. a year, is is the gift of the Lord Chancellor.
I EMI INDUSTRIAL ENTIRPKISE. A deputation
from the United Trades' Association waited on the Lord
Lieutenant at the Vicompl Lodge, Dublin, on Tuesday, to
present an address. Bk Excellency, in reply, said—As
represestative of the Queen, I receive with satasfulion your
expression of devoted loyalty to the throne, and, on my
own park! *Mutely thank you for your kind wiehez lam
fully mumble of the imnsrtsnce of manufactures to the
workiog men of Ireland and rejoice at the remarkable
progress which recently been made by the great staple
manufacture of Ireland, the manufacture of linen. It will
afford ma much plum» to do anything which lies in my
power to further an object so important to the United
Kingdom as the increase of exchangeable commodities ; but
I need scarcely remind you that no patronage of Irish pro-
ductions on my part, or cc the part of private individuals
who may wish to foster native enterprise, is. be of soy
avail to promote the permanent intonate of Irish manufac-
tures; soles, they are able to furnish to the coneanow a
better and a cheaper article than that which can be im-
ported from other countries. I heartily hope that expe-
rience may demonstrate that Irish manufacturing industry
is capable of considerable development, arid that it may
afford remunerative employment to increasing numbers of
Ilia artisan&
Tax EXILED POLLS IN TBM UNITED STATE*

The following letter from Secretary Seward was written to the
Polish Committee in New York to disabuse them and others
of that nationality of the Idea that they would not nun,
tall protection while is this country : " Department
of SUM. Wathingtoe, Oct. 49,1864. To Ronald Jarowceki,
:--Sir,—la rosily to your letter which states that
tatioes are made to the effect that Poles
ragolamoome to the United States as exiles an denied
esylam, sad sake en explanation, it emus hardly uressary
to say that Poke, like Rooks., Frenchmen, Balkans,
Italians, British subject., and all other foreiguers, are re-
ceived in the United States, protected by the laws of the
United Stamm, and admitted, on complying with neural
statutes, to the privileges of citizenship. It is not deemed
as exception from this policy that in regard to Runk:
France, sod some other powers, there are special treaty
stipulation between the United States and state powers,
reuniting the 'oven:nests mutually to restore to each other
peruse who desert from the meal service, while actually in
ports of the contracting party.—l am, air, your obedient
sernilt. WILLIAN R. /INWARD."
Ast Unairecven Deouv.—Thrce evenings back,
at the theatre of Dcl (Iloat•Vileine), the drama of Lasers
k Pdtre wee to be performed, and had jest commenced,
when the actor charged to All the principal part we. seized
with a sodden indisposition. The director wu under the
nuessity of announcing that the performance could not be
continued, whets a commercial traveller who wu in the pit
stepped forward sad offered to replace the sear. The
director at tint hesitated to swept the prone's!, fearing
that it might be only a joke. He, however, at length coo.
Bested. and the amateur performer acquitted himself as
well of his teak that be brought down rounds ef applause,
and at the claw wee wand in triumph back to his hotel.—
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