The Express.
London, England, 1867-05-06 00:00:00

TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.

NATIONAL TESTIMONIAL to LIEUT.-
%IES::.II.tM7,4•IsmON, MONEY and SONS' (of
London' LINE of STEAM and PACKET -a-1 COLONEL RICHARDS.
.IAI •••ISA Li A.—For MF.LBOURNEIPort Phillip) Direct, At a MEETING, held at fe. James's-hall, Piccadilly, on MON-
!":- ~,.jh, Dicks on MON DAY, the 40th
May 'canine •S MT. DAY, April B), Lieut.-Colonel Lord RANELACH as the chair,
NEUTER'S 'MUG RAWL)
;,;,..jh . the splendid clipper ship LINCOLNSHIRE, 1.100 ton,, the following Resolution was unaniffionsiT Passed I ,
Moved Colonel WARD& commanding London Rifle Sri-
it is oil N N I.R. Commaiider ; Vine In the East India Doan
;fade and seconded by Lieut.-Colonel Levels, 3rd Loudon THE PROPOSED CONFERENCE.
„d. „„,,,,,,.ihms toe an classes of passengers are mgr-
. I and she will carry an experienced surgeon—For freight ' kV. ; ' PARIS, MAT 4.
r7;,...,,Udee apply foo. ALLPORT and MORGAN, with Maim " That In consideration of the unwearied exertions of Lieut.- ,„. .
aniNEY wiorum and SONS. 7, Leadeuhall-street. Colonel Richards In aiding the first establishment of the present . S. Inn . posed that Belgium
Volunteer Force, the gratitude of the country at large is
- eminently due to him. It Is therefore proposed that shoul sensed at the Conference.
miller be formed and subscriptious raised." • Austria and Prussia have accepted this proposal,
It was further agreed that Captain Bertrand Payne, Command-
ing 4th Mid. A.V., should be lion. Treasurer, and that an ac- and it is considered probable that it will be agreed
count should be opened with the London and Westminster Bank,
St. James's-street. Subscriptions in aid of the .. Colonel to by the other Powers. There is also a question
Richards' Volunteer Testimonial Fund- can be paid into the of admitting Holland to the Conference. The
above bank, or by P.O. order to Captain Bertrand Payne, Con-
servative Club, St. James's-street, London. Petrie of this evening formally denies the state-
A ventral office and committee-room will shortly he opened.
It is intended to establish local conimittees throughout the Idea- Merit of the Post, a Berlin journal, that the note
tiom, and communications on the subject may be addressed to recently published by the Moniteur was inserted in
he Hon. Sec. I
Commanding officers are invited to inform their corps, and consequence of a representation made by Count
to allow subscription lists to he placed at head-quarters. Bismarck to the French government with respect
The following is the list of the present committee, together I
with those who have signified their intention to subscribe:— to the French armaments. The Petrie says
Lieut.-Colonel the Viscount Ranelagh, Preeldent of Committee :
the 'Right non- the Earl of Malineebuly. C.C.S.. Re. ; General Prussia bus never made any representation on the
Sir Andrew Scott Waugh, RE., F. R.S. , the Venerable the Arch- subiect of the alleged armaments of France.
deacon of Fly ; General Tore, Aide-de-Camp to the Ring of Italy
filitlohn Ttelawny, Bart.: Sir Henry Drummond Wolff, BERLIN, MAT R.
1C.C.11.0. ; Colonel Morris, C.B. late Assistant-Inspector of
Volunteers'; Alfred Tennyson, Esq., D.C.1.... Poet Lauri-ski; Herr von Savigny left yesterday for Lendon, to
Colonel Werde, commanding London Rifle Brigade; Lieut.- ' represent Prussia, with Count Bernstorff, at the
Colonel Allman, V.C., commanding tad London R.V. ; ,
Lieut.-Colonel Walmisley. commending Ist London A.V.; 'lieut.- approaching Conference.
Colonel Crulkshank, commanding 45th Middlesex IL V. ; Limit.- --
Colonel hole, MR London : the Master of Lindsisy ; Harvey
Les, Seq.. M.P.; W. 0. Foster, Esq., M.P.: 0. R. Whalley,
Est, M.P. ; Martin F. Tupper, Fig. ; the Rev. W 0. Cooketley ;
the Rev. J. Baty ; James Grant, Req. : R. H. Patterson, Req.
George Townsend. Esq. : H. M. Barnett, Esq. ; Captain Payne,
commanding 33rd Surrey R. V.: Captain Mathew, commanding
4th Caress:von R.V. ; Lliptain Wood, ffird Surrey ; _ Captain
Palmer, lad London ; Donald Nicol]. EMI. ; J. A. Meholar. ga4-
James Anderson Rose, Esq. . • F. Laurence, Esq. ; Henry Mac-
flamers, Req. : Geo. Coleman, EMI. ; F. G. Tomlin, Esq. ; Geo.
!avenue, Esq.; .1. Macnantara Cantwell, Req.; Dante 0.
Rossetti. Rao. - Alfred Elves, Req.; Dr. Lomas, 11.R.C.P.
W. Griffith, Esq., M.D.: Jonas Levy, Esq. ;F. Mandy', Esq.:
A. Brett, KN .. • F. Von ()open, Kelp ; Dodwell Browne. EN. ;
Sergeant Earle. 4th Middlesex A.% . ; Corporal Gardner, Sad i
London R.V., &e.
The congratulatory letters of General Garibaldi and the Poet
Laureate have already received a wide circulation through the
prem. Those desiring to join in this national expression of
gratitude to Colonel Richards are requested to send their names
to the Hon. Secretary and Treasurer,
BERTRAND PAYNE,
Captain Commanding 4th Middlesex A. V.
Conservative Club, London.
The Subscription List will shortly be published.

OVERLAND ROUTE. - COMMUNICATION
by Sri/:A11 to INDIA, APSTRALIA, ROYPT,
Aintlienipton and blerretUen—The PENINSULAR and
otIENT A EA M NAVIGATION COMPANY BOOK PASSEN-
-6",,,,„,i tweive eamto and Parcels for Gibraltar, Malta, Egypt,
Aden ant lionitoy by their ateamen leaving Southampton on
Me 40, I-201, roth, and 22th of every month —Por Ceylon,
rillcuttn, the Straits, China, and Japan :Yokohama , by
till and 20th of each month ; and for King George's
oribioirne, Mud Sydney, by the steamer leaving South-
in the 2oth of every month —The steamers lease Mar-
kin,* on the Alt, 13th. 10th, and lath of the month.—Por
Furth, r piAroculers apply at the Company'. oflices, 122, Leaden-
tentueet, Loudon, K C.: or Oriental.place, Southampton.
it 1 b,i,stla service between Suez and Bombay. in corm-
e with the steamers testing Southampton ou the 4th and
:ith. Ma1...01101 on the 12th and :Nth of the month. will ter-
• itin h the deign-ones from Southampton on the 20th, and
the 2ith May.

LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, and PHILA-
D 1.1•11 I A STEAM.ORIP OOMPAIS 11.-I.Ii3LA.N LINE.—
taming the United Stater Malin
The Company's full-powered Mousers will be despatched sa
Oder:
FROM LIVERPOOL to NEW YORE:
CITY OF BOSTON, Wednesday, May S.
ETNA, ilatarday, My 11.
el I Y OF BALTIMORE, Wednesday, Slay 15.
LDIN BURGH, Saturday, May 18.
And *ray Wedoesday sad Safaris,.
alma purge by the mall steamers selling every Wednesday,
15,, 17, and 21 dulness, accordion to the wastaszeodatlon.
toward plumage Includes a lull supply of cooked vhdoua.
yammers for Canada and the United Mates booked on
ass advantageous terms—For further particulars apply to
rib
WILLIAM INMAN, SR, Wated-street, Liverpool ; and to VIA
ied EACIY.III. King WURaostlaset, London.

FRANCS.

PARIS, MAT 5.

The tone of the Parisian joutnals is generally
pacific. The Etendard of this evening says that
in the political world it is considered certain that
an agreement will be arrived at between all the
great powers. The Coristitutionnel of this evening
says that the King and Queen of Belgium, the
Queen of Portugal, the Prince of Wales, the Prince
11 and Princess of Prussia, are expected in Paris in a
few days. The arrival very shortly of the Emperor
of Russia and his two sons, and the Emperor and
Empress of Austria, is also announced, and it is
even stated that the King of Prussia, the Queen
and King of Spain, and the Viceroy of Egypt,
intend visiting the Exhibition. The same paper
adds that never, for the last 50 years, has there
been such a reunion of sovereigns at one time in
Paris.

STEAM to NEW YORIC.—IINITED STATES
MALL UN IL—The inamdricent steamers ot the New York
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the esk:ellence of their culaine.

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having been entirely OPEN EVERY EVENING. The
grand band. conducted by Mr. W. U. Packer, will perform niOtly
a choice selection of operatic and dance music. Open at half
pest close at 12. Admimion. la.