The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-05 00:00:00

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THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 5, 1865.

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WINDSOR corm., DOI 4.
The Queen, accompanied by the Parma Louise,
sad attended by the Hon. Harriet Phiggs, drove out *fa
morning in a canine and four.
The Primer Ifielena oleo went out riding.
Pliaoo Arlie, attended by Major Elphinekine, lett the
Casa, leas Geeenedok Park.
Prince Christian of Sieswig•Hohdein went tollk
and returned in the afternoon, attended by Count a.
luatun.

TheJadirial Committee of the Privy Council at roster-
day at the °mord Chamber, Whitehall. Present—Lord
Chelmsford, the Lords Justices Knight Brows and Throw,
Sir E. V. Williams, Sir J. Calves, and Sir Lsursnoe Peel.
Despatches were received yesterday at the Colonial-Ace
from the Govereots of Hong Yong. Ceylon, Wawa,
Malta, Gibraltar, and the North Ameriosit Provinces. De.
'patches were sent to the °overact ol Malta.

TEE PRINCE AND PRINCIPE OF WALlE3.—Their
Royal Highnesses the Priem and Princess of Wales
passed through East Derebam yesterday efternoon
on their way to Gunton-hall, where they intend to pan
the remainder of the week, with Log and Lady Suffield.
The weather was very unfavourable early in the day, but
improved as the hours wore on. The inhabitants of Den-
ham were from an early period of the morning actively
engaged in mairicg preparations for the reception of their
royal visitors, of whom they appeared determined—Dere-
ham having been favoured Wore with the presence
of royalty—to make the most. Three triumphal arches
were erected—ODe aa the Norwich road, another near the
entrance to the Bfarket-place, and the other at the other
end of the market. The principal tradesmen of the town
also made loyal dernonstratioes In the way of flags, dra-
pery, and other decorations. The visit of the Prince and
Princess to Gunton is strictly of • private character, and
there will be no public demonstration of say kind in an-
°action with it. This evening, however, • hall takes
place, to which a number of the loyal elite have been
invited. The Prince will also shoot each day in the well
stocked coverts of the estate. On Thursday or Friday the
Prince arid Princess will pay • flying tto Lord and Lady
Sondes, at Elmham.
The Right Hon. Sir G. Grey has taken the
hones 37, Eaton-place, ss • town residence, for • term of

years.
The Earl and Countess of Stamford and War-
Antos entertained a large shootigg party at aeonlle Hall
lest week. Amongst the company were the Duke of
Beaufort, the Duke of Rutland, the Marquis of Worcester,
General the Hon. C. Forester, General Hall, Captain
A. Walsh, M.P., Mr. H. Foley, ILP., Mr. A. De Lisle,
Mr. E. Batson, Mr. R. Cocks, Ray. A. Payne, tre.
The marriage was celebrated yesterday at St.
Peter's, Eaton•equere, by the Bishop of Bath end Wells, of
Sir Robert Buxton, Bat., of Shadwell Court, Norfolk, to
Mary Augusta Barnet, only obild of the late Lient,Colonel
J. Johnstone, mooed eon of the late James Raymond
Johnetoae, Req., of Alva, Stirlisgehire.

WEDDING INTHIS DAMT.) THE TEPLE CHURCH.
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This morning the Way precincts of the Temple
witnessed a novel ceremony connected with the law only in
the accessory matter of " settlements." There hu not
been a marriage celebrated in the Temple Church for over
a century, the church Lot being licensed for marriages.
This day, a special license having been obtained from the
Archbishop of Canterbury, Mr. Arthur Homby, son of
Mr. John Homby, of the Hook, Hampshire, and brother of
the Countess of Egmont, wu married there to Esther Dorn.
ford, daughter of the Rev. Thomas Robinson, D.D., Master
of the Temple and Cannon of Rochester, late Archdeacon
of Madras and Lord Almoner's Trofeseor of Arabia at Cam-
bridge. The path down the garden of the master's house
was covered with an awning and surrounded with beautiful
evergreens and festoons of flowers sad leaves. The new
mocy took plan about 12, the bride being given away by
her venerable father, and the officiating minister being her
brother, the Rev. C. E. B. Robinson, Honorary Canon of
Rochester and Incumbent of Holy Trinity, Gravesend ; the
Rev. J. G. Leetsdale, Canon of Lichfield and Reader at the
Temple, and the Rev. Mr. Buller. The bridesmaids were
Miss Y. Robinson, Rim Duffey, and Misses Hoare. Among
the guests at the breekfast were the Countess of Egmont,
Captain and Mrs, Boller, Captain and Mrs. Bedford, Cap-
tain and Mrs. Hoare, the Rev. Canon sad Man C. Robinson,
• I the Rev. Canoe Lotudale. Mears. A. sod H. Homby,
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ROME.
" It is announced," says the SiWe, " that Gene-
ral Kanzler is already tired of his poet as com-
mander-in-chief of the pontifical forces, and that
he has demanded his discharge from his duties se
successor to Mgr. de Dfdrode. Switzerland has
many retired generals, amongst whom the Holy See
will have no difficulty in finding one to repines him.
General de Courteu has been applied to as most
agreeable personally to the Holy Father. There
seems to be no doubt that this officer will accept
the post."

Mum's Tzurawts.)
THE ICING OF THE BELGIANS.
BRUSSELS, D. 5.
The Moniteur Beige publishes • bulletin dated
Lseken, 9 o'clock last night, stating that no change
has taken place since yesterday in his Majesty's
condition. The bulletin is signed by Dr. Wimme
and Dr. de Rubel'.

FRANCE AND THE UNITED STATESDec.
PARIS, aa. 5.
The Coastitutionnet of this morning says
" Some journals have alluded to the arrival of
General Schofield, said to be charged with a
mission from the President of the United States to
the French court. We are in a position to state
that the French government has nut received any
communication on this subject, and that we believe
the news to be a pure invention."

SWEDEN.
STOCKHOLM., Mc. 4, Emma.
In the House of Nobles to-day the debate com-
menced on the government bill for the reform of
the constitution. Thirteen mmbers spoke in
favour of and eight against the bille. The discussion
was subsequently adjourned until to-morrow.
At the conclusion of to-day's debate there were
still 30 members on the list who had claimed the
right of speaking.
In the Chamber of the Clergy it was resolved to
postpone the debate on the bill until a resolution
had been taken by the House of Nobles.
The reform of the constitution was adopted in
the Chamber of Peasants by acclamation, and in
the Chamber of Citizens by 60 against 5 votes.
The streets are crowded by the populace, and
some arrests have been made.