The Express.
London, England, 1856-05-17 00:00:00

SUDDEN RETURN OF THE BRITISH AYBAS•

SADOR TO PARIS.

Coosiderable excitement was created in political
circles on Wednesday is censuses's of the sudden end
hurried roan of Lord Cowley to his post in the Fronsh
espied. latent/ems of sa important sad meat nature
was andentood a ban rushed the Earl of Clanadoa late
en Tuesday night, the effect of which WAS that the British
ambassador started as early as feat o'clock on the following
issarafag, son rugs for Pane. Although west of the
&iodise political ran were absent from tows es their
week's holiday, meetings were forthwith cosvessi bosh
at the CultOS sad et the Reform Club, at whisk the
communication 'received from the Renck peens-
moot wee canvassed. Ae sees es eatliameat reas-
sembles, question wiU probably be asked I. both banns as
the subject, sad fens of a startling nature elicited. I. the
insaatime we may stets, from 'information on which we
have twos to place every Mimeo, that the aftessaiestion
in question had referenee to the secret treaty entered into
between England, France, sad Austria, contempreammely
with the public, treaty to which the other belligerent
powers, together with Prussia, are parties. The Remiss
plealpotentierias, it is understood, lave expressed them-
selves in terms of high dasstisfactioa, sad have sposigieally
nsoostrated against certain clause of the sestet treaty,
which they assail,, to be incouiseat with the spirit, if
not the letter, of the treaty to whisk the natation of their
own goverameat isaa jest bun slued. To say men at
present ea a topic of so critical a Ware, would obviously
be premature.—.Thissaßrtl amid BritawMa.

(111,011 LAST 1111011rell GUMS)
CHOWV•OpIICR MAT I&—Member returned to
eerie a the Freesia Faineant far ne eatety of Leegford :
Henry George Hubei, of Candrueg, le the envy of
Llallford. Esq.. Gene's Camel, le the room of Maud
Haswell Fox, Esq., hanged

A0D1.1183 71011 THE LONDON CONNITTER 01 THE
Banns lows.—The follorriag address bevies bees pre.
tested to the Mane, her Ifel.sty has bee. pleased to receive
the use wry graciously To tbs Queen's most steeliest
Majesty.—May It Oleos your Majesty, we, the Leaden
eliminate of deputies of the British Jaw, for wirsolvss,
tad for the several cosgregatioss who. we roprossat,
basally offer to your !falsely our seerstalatiose on the
happy restoratlos of pease. We an truly gratified to avail
°twelves of eal•loss as oceselos to testify to your Majesty
how namely sad bow ardently we slispithiss in entry
swat wedueing to yoar Mskety's glory, sod to the welfare
of the mite. Nose as better appredate than °twelves bow
greedy the programa of ciraliastios will be Meowed by the
results of the tote war; sous sea be was fully senseisse
thee wears of the brightest*, prespeets sow opening epos
the ieliabitauts of the But of every weed, sad atattgratefal
are we to your Msjasty's government for the penoversoce
end Ma It Will elPilltitti In swansg this greet object. Weft-
beat your Majatty to waive tro aroma el itsr Medea.
als loyalty sari devoted attach/seat —Oa behalf of lb.
lord, Noon monvisiou, Ptuidest—Getworteadster
Park-lase, May 8. lb*"

?bas AsllowLg are the principal sheave which
balm jut taxes plass la tar Itmdaa &Omuta body, la
arsawlesele et the establisbaast of paaost—Osoat de
Crepeewitali to euelaeted ambassador at Liaise; Boma
M Bestetted, elebrisdc• at Comataatimplo; Bane de
Bedew pewee hoes Baylis te Vistas ; and Bavoa lie Brae•
sew le sewed siaberedee le Ow Persia* smut

Zte Court.

OSBORNE, KAT W.

Lientenant-Colonel Jiffreya, commanding the
Deot Bastsbon at Parkhurst, had the !loam, of dialog
with her kl.jesty yesterday.

Viscount Palmerston strived to town, with Viscountess
Pilmerston, yesterday evening, from his seat, Broodiest'',
Haste.
D., p oche@ for the Governor of Canada, tad also for the
Governors of the Wrt India Colonies, were sent last even-
ts; from the Colonial-office.

Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Lent proceeds
to Osborne this day on a visit to her Wiest,. Her Royal
Highness will accompany the Cleeen to Southampton water'
oa Moaday mit, to lay the fausdation stone of the new
Military Hospital. The time Seed for the ceremony of lay-
ing the foundation stone is eleven o'clock in the forenoon.
Lord Penman has ordered 400 tickets to be farni.hed to the
May ► sad Corporation of Southampton to en►ble them and
their friends to witsess the coremosy to advantage. Capt.
Drammend his hoes at 8 inthaniptme to make the aseessary
arrangements for the military and naval authorities that
will be c resent at the ceremony from Portsmouth.
Letters from Berlin stets that Prince Friedrich
Wilhelm will leave the capital this day, the 17th, for Lon-
don. 114 stay at the COOL of St. Jemes's will probably con-
tend to flee snake. _ _ _

We (Tunes) regret to learn that Lord Adolphus
Pitulannee has been seised with another paralytic att tek,
at Sir George Wombwell's seat, la Yorkshire. The attack,
which was a very soviets ono, emearrad on Thursday. It
was carrently reported last slain is London that Intelli-
gence of it, fatal termination had been received.
The Doke of Devonshire entertained a select
circle at dinner last evening, at his reeldsocs at Chiswick.
The Duke and Duchess of Athol' have arrived at
the St. Cleorre'm Hotel, from Scotland.
The Marquis of Anglesey and family have arrived
at the St. Georges Hotel.
Viscount Palmerston arrived in town with Vie.
metes. Palmerston yesterday eysahig, from his seat,
Broallsads, Hata.t _ _ _

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Lord and Lady Aveland end the Hee. Gilbert
Reattmote, M.P., ham removed from Laageam-phoa to
Bslgram square. Lord Avslaad has purchased a loop
be... of the rathaioa meapiod for lathy pan by this late
E.rl Brovnslow.

Sir James and Lady Anne Mackenzie hays ar-
rived at Claridp's Hotel, from their wat is Scotlaad.

Mr. Robert Stephenson, es President of the In-
stitstise of Civil Eogisoolo, 110.601111Cte his Ccssversaiion,
for Tuesday, May 17.

Tbs cantata by Professor Bennett, on which he
his bees far sows time 'synod, sad which Is undsr,tood to
b. all but completed, km for subject "Nay Day is the time
of Dams Elisabeth."

The Government has purchased the collection of
Mr. Raub Smite, of Liverpool-shoot, for _ the au of

2,0004, TIN °Noels aro sow Wog traosiortod to the Bd.
tiah Moons.

The naive:my meeting of the Royal Geogra-
phical Satiety will be held on the morning of Monday, the
26. h indent. The animal dinner will take pleat Is the
evening.