The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-06 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6. 1856.

Vbe Court.

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'Wait, from Windsor Crib.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at
the oflicisl residence of the First Lord of the
Treasury, in Downinrstreet. The Ministers
present were Viscount Palmerston, the Lord
Chancellor, Ski Granville, the Marquis of Lana
dowse, the Earl of Hsrrowby, Sir George Grey, the
Earl of Clarendon, Mr. fieormary Labouchere, the
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles Wood, the
Right lion. R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stanley of
Alderley. the Right Rom M.T.Baines, and the Duke
of Argyll.

Oa Wednesday lut tbe Emmet el the Franck
hearered the Mewls( perms with lavitatioss to diver
—Kr. sad Mn, Disraeli, Lord Lames, the Kleist's@ of
State sad the Isterier, Marital Ilssasa, his wino, sad
isualtter, K. sad Mdse. Maims, 11. sad Mum Treating,
K. sad Mdse. Gould, Goa. sad Muse. Fleury, sad K.
sad Mdse. Saute:eau .

His Excellency the Prussian Minister and the
Counties Baresterff aat•rtainad a select thole at Maw,
lutevealug, it Pruett' Homo, Carlton Hotaa•tarreto.

Hie Excellency Baron Bendel*, Minister of the
Netherlands, allies(' is town, yeeterdey,froin tb. Continent,
to musts his diplomatic (onetime altar a lease of absence
of sous months

The Bart and Coasting of Shaftesbury leave tows,
today, es a visit to ow Dubs sad Dialogs el Bedlord, at
Webers Abbey.
_ _ _

The Counter of Clarendon has left town for the
Greys, awe Watford.

Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston lases town
to-day, as a visit to tae Duke sad Declass of Bsdlotd, at
Woburn' Abbey, Satfordsbirs.

Visceseteei Deagarvaa has arrived at her rod-
dress. 10, Obedient-stmt. Belersvirsquari.

Laid and Lady Edward i'hysae have arrived at
Reyna Pelt, Bedford, frees visitiag the But of Careful,
at Des Park Notthemptolubire.

Lad Macdonald hes left the St. George's Hotel,
for lassies% Wilts, en a visit to the Marquis of Bali.

The bake and Declass of Somerset and family
bare arrival at thole Hat at Stem, mu Norton Abbot,
when Wry fatted resasialeg the
Lord and Lady Galeria have best visiting W.
It. Forster, Sq., of Wharfesite, Burley, agar Otisy, far
a weak pest, aed they Titan to day to N.wby Hall, ..sr
Ripen. O. Thursday lord Goderlek visited tbs great
maaufasturiag establishossat of Titus Ask, Esq., at Utah*,
sad was shows ow the satire works by that gsotisrase ;
Its lordship expressed warn pleasure sad latersst is what
he saw.

Lord Moho urges the government to give the
Royal Aoadeny seek* to quit that porde% of the prnsst
Redcoat Gallery *. to which they have dot eves a parlia-
sasstary title, bat wideh the oaths has genuinely allowed
theta to occupy for sweaty ysuL" There would then be
maple roods, says bib lordship, for the ealsitddoe of the
Tuner bequest and all the *tares which the whoa h
likely to possess for sassy yawn to ma&

On Monday next the Boalages collection of objects
of semi, ilbastistive of the eeadittes of deeerative art at the
ported of the Itiesitseaoe, 'AO be spa to the !wooden of
the pablie at Matibeteagh-home.

W. (Wakenkl Joeersal) an glad to say that oar
rapeseed siestber, Mr. Sudan, has this welt bees us a
visit to the tows, and that hie health appean to have eery
sash imprint& aims his last shit. He has beta la. put
of Bisbard Dam Ego.
Colonel I. F. D. C. Btaart has Jammed an address to
the electors of Cardiff, Cowbridge. sad Idastrisaat, solieltisg
*Mr support is the *vest of the minutest of Mr. case.
H. promises to support all well.atatertml maser's asks.

Wed to provide for as solerged system et edeestios fee the
shileirea of oar poem bottlisea; the sztessioe of the Wee-
dee &molds' is fell proportiss to the Wrested ausslows
sad the *plight's,' regress of our fellow eomatrpatea ;
the relief of those who twassisstiesely object to the berthas
of eitarelPretes ; sad the lifers if elm doll, military,
sad weal administrations. with • view to the

hU devetepmeet of mtmatiesal tests sad peremal
quelilloadoss I. the several services of the state.
AS I bairn that so minister of the mews has more ably
viadleated the bosom mad power of Es land thee his Lord
Palmer*" I am prepared to give a hearty support to his
feed's matey, saleralated, es it is, to ware the megrim of
tree Made passivism la our talesman* with NWT aatkas."
Mr. A. Bailie Cochrane has issued an address to
the seasilaisacy of the meaty of Leas*, sad N the hewer-
able aeatisiaaa will have this support of the seamevative
party, sad, we have i 5.... to believe, of the house of Ho-
milies, thus ma be little doubt of his retura.—Olamew
Caviar.

Mr. Sharp has beam sprinted postmaster of
Lpaiagtea. Ose of tie requisitionists to Sr. Hatehter,
M.P. foe Lyesiostea, sellieg ea Wm some thas slaw to Ye-
sips his esat bemuse he bad beams a Rama Cattail*
aftentarde saiisited that gattleasa while the late pow
moor vie eying ee obtala foe Ma the amities that bee
bean gives to Mr. Sharp.
The governorship of Heligoland, nested by Sir
Jobs Iliaduarah, has ban Ailed up by the eppoiatassat of
Mr. Richard Panama.
Mr. Tbackeray is delivering his lectures ea The
Gmegos," at Hall, sad will give them sect week at Derby.
Mr. Teasksray will deliver a Intim es "Rawer sad
Obesity "Is Rdiabargh, is Febraary. The lecture is fee
the bead, of the *Wow of Kr. Asps B. Ruch.
A public dirtier was gives to Richard Birkia, Esq.,
saMaysir of Nottlesbom, es Tuesday evades, la the Er
*huge Room, Nottlegitaa, Is testhaelay of hie ellkdoal
Witham of the duties of mayor dariag the put year.

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HBS MAILJESTVB THEW

M. amnion is in tha Mist of giving ovary swan
a Mozart Mitt. a Beethoven eight, and a Meadelosebs
algid. We do sot rusenber say osier oomproor os whom
be hoe essferred that bosour. Lest maim was his
Mendelarba albs; sad the drat part et his sena" ea-
orals' to monk wee droned to Mesdelseobs's mole.
All the pines were very well knows to the rausleal world:
►at thy were all boastifel. sad better asitod to a popular

tau t►iap lon familiar.

There was dot the Overture to Rap Bias, remarkable for
the bread phrase of melody .bleb is resdend so uspromies
by the deep, grate teen of the bees immenesta. Ilan
Dolby nag two of lleatielesobs'a men beautiful Zeglieh
man "The flog of Night," sad "The fast Violet,"
acompaeled oa the pisaeforte by Mr. Casio. Both were
ehatniegly MI, sad warmly sneered. The Symphony
te ♦ anon (the Sottish flosphoey) wee the goat
erekortol perfersamee of the eosin, sad did Moor
to the nesUest baud sad their able madmen.
Mies Arabella Goddard oersted the 0 miser Coo
ono he a memo which we hare sever loud imposed.
ledeed, this yesag lady has ssw me super for ea a 'Mahe;
and smog her many exestlemair sine is more nmatkable
this the rare quality of her tee, sad the shill wit► which
she adagio It to tory Imlay, groat or meal/. Is Ha
NelestesTleatn, Into Ball, the Boomer- owe Nome,
or a Mambo, it h alloys felt, roma, mallow, sad senor
finery to the ear. BM arm madness a harsh seesd,
sad her softest beilssioas an always datiestly audible.
We steer wire wore struck with this Is. feature of her
paying *ea last sight, esposially Is the gambit* slow
amesseat win& is almost otirely sseseempaaled, sad
which one gee the ear, no fa the ion distant pans of
the house, as nearly as if the melody bad be.. swag ►y a
bewailed sepram roar. The fair plaaist, whoa eke
leaked, wee posted with seelanatiese. whine tem& her
back to the orchestra to bow her antsewiedgmate. la the
vials emanto a young performer, 11. Le Bea. showed 41114
eidnebto West. His we wee to this sad weak fee so
net a gon, hot his ezionea was very meet sad delimit*.
The anomaly oyster Weddle, Marsh tsesdasted the
Nesdeloses part of the eassett.
The soma part was mode sp et the odium matolals;
the !nub sad BNB& Qaadrilim polkas, sad seise by
King, Ledges /is lily, sad ether wind iselommt
players; together with a brWiaat pisselege =le by /Ohs
Goddard, sad m balled of Bah's, log by Min Dolby. The
t►eatre wee orowded is snip mitt, sad the unaltsde who
SW the pronesede MO it quiet eild nasty* se wry
sodium Neil In.

LATBST INTELLIGENCE.
!. •
,:111OEIN8UNRECTION IN SICILY.

The inattnreetiosary movement in Sicily appears to
have essimisseed ht the district of Marro* on thin.
211 ad. TM diligence was stopped which pause free
Palermo to Catania and Messina. The insur-
gent. forced the vehicle to return to Pa-
lermo on its arrival at Caltanizetta. A num-
ber of insurgents, well armed, took up positions
in the neighbourhood of this town, from whence and
from the surrounding villages, all the government
authorities fled. The insurgents were consequently
in possession of a considerable district. The governor
of Sicily, Prince Cesteloicala, at his post in Palermo,
immediately ordered two battalions of infantry
to march towards the districts occupied by the
insurgents. These troops were under the com-
mand of General Guyon, a Swim. The next
day, namely, on the 23rd, a large cavalry
faros, with light artillery, moved out of Palermo in
the same direction. The little army first met the
insurgents near Corea, and a few shots were ex•
changed, wounding some of the royal troops. The
cavalry took eight or ten prisoners, as the insurgents
retired into the town of Wain. The royal troops
now surrounded the town, and eventually entered it.
The despatch does not say if any fighting took place
lion this occasion.

The armed insurgents Red from Cefalo, and had
taken op positions in various points about the city.
The whole surrounding country is in revolt. The
Sicilians have broeght to light the arras hidden sines
1848.

A despatch from Sicily of the 25th alt. says:
" A movement is expected to take plasm in Catania.
"Palermo wee to be planed in a Mato of siege.
"An insurrection has broken oat at Mangle. The
ot7 Is' Long live the Constitution of 1812.'
"Swiss troops were expected from Naples."
The Paris Notsitour of this day has the following :
—"lntelligence has been received from Messina
in Sicily of the 29th ultimo. Notwithstand-
ing the agitation that the news from Pa-
lermo had produced at Magna, the town
was tranquil. The police, however, had taken every
precaution. The guards had been doubled and in-
creased, but no arrests had taken place. The Nea-
politaa corvette, the Mimes, left Mesita on the
28th for Naples, to fetch 1.000 men and artillery."