The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-06 00:00:00

Ebe ereun.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Jae. 6.
The royal dinner party yesterday included the
Prince of Wan, the Prisms Alice, the Duke of Cambridge,
the Earl and Countess de Grey aid Ripon, the Berl and
Consume of Shelburne, the Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, the
Bight Ho s.. W. B. and Mn. Oledekee, I[yar•Oewut the
Roe. R. Bruce, 84 Jamie Clint, Captain Grey, and Colossi
Mims.

The tend of the Greaadha Guards wee in aitandance, and
played daring dinner the

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Her If @jetty's private tend afterwards performed i the
drawings mom.

The Qum, with Primus Helms, drove out this saurstsig
sod visits/ tie Deimos at Yost st Provos's.
Prisms Aliso rods is the riding-house.
The Primo Cossort, eecompanied by the Prison of Woks
sad the Dab of Cambridge, west out shooting. Is Wood-
maw were Calomel F. H. firytnour, Rear-Admiral tiro He..
Ber G. Koppel, liejor-Geserar the Hos. K. Brume, captala
Grey, end Coked Clifton.

R-r 1 De Grey and Ripon had the honour of ecoompenyie

IL royal party:

TM DiaMilo of Amok end the Prince se of Salerno
vilified low Majesty.

TM Dots d darabridge took leave of her Majesty sad
returned to London in the afternoon, attended by Colossi
Chflus. The following visitors have Liao left the Castle :
Berl and Counter De Grey and Ripon, the Rail sad Countess
of Shelburne, the Rtgbt Hon. Sidney Herbert, sod the
Right Hon. the Chantelku of the Exchequer and Mrs.
Gladatose.

Mr. John Looney, and Mr. Philip E. Sowell, oltßasaikr,
Spain, had aa interview with Lord John Roma, yeaterday,
at the Foreign-elks.

Despetob;e won recolved et the Colonial-aloe, yosiordep,
from the Governors of Malta, Ceylao, sad Hoeg Ken
Dtepotohee wen mat to the Goveroore of the Cape of Good
Hope, Natal, sad et. Holm&

Hia Royal Rieman Prieto Hohenzlllera-Sigma-
riageo,acoompanied by Bona do Maisafisaa Rappeaato

luianived at illaurigy's Fleid, item Lisboa.

Hie Excellency the Ambassador of France arrived
Albsrt-gete House lest maim fres the Tuileries.

Hi licelleacy the Preemie Minister and the
Comte= de Bern•tart( return te town to•merrow frees
visiting the Earl and Countess of Clarendon, at The Grove,
neer Watford.

Hie Excellency the Saxon Minister has zettumed
to lowa hem coq.

Tha Doke ...a Dachas@ of Wallington have left
apeley Howe for StrainsNosy*.
The Deka and Duchess of Manchester will Nave
!LimboWs Cook in a tow days on a visit to the Earl of
Wilton, ►t Koltoo Mowbray.

The Ladies Grey Egerton have returned to Melton
Monkey, from visiting the Earl and Colman of Derby at
Knows lay Hall, Lancashire

We read in the IViltalsire Independent:--" Tha
naershle Marques of lassilowse, who a short time bask was
mdfaring from a severs alto& of the put, is sow, we are
happy to sey, quits recovered, sod him besot keeping
Christmas at Bowmd, with true old English hospitality.
In oddities to the Earl and Countess of Ithelbuthe and their
youthful family, who reside with his lordship, the family
circle mania, the noble marquis oe the remake have con-
sisted of the Hoe. J. sad Lady LAWN Howard and featly;
the Countess of Kerry sad her daughter, be Lady Mary
Ififewaarice ; the Hos. C. Gore; the Coast and Consume
de Meal; sad the Hs. Mis ilahlaseew• de Flshealt
The Isilevriag have ales Wes visiting Bewood darts( the
priori holidays . Heil sad Camels' Sneers, Mr.
end Mrs. Moecktos Milieu, Sir Jeer Lakiata, Coast Patin,
Mr. Weitaiscott. Colossi sad Mrs. Higgimen, Mr. H.
Gwen* Sir David Hendee, and Mr. sad Mrs. Came
Osthele. It is espeeted those will be • secarke of Timbers
flir seise Mina."

It is rogassted that all persons wishing to send
dots torrhtoss to Lord armlay's funeral in Weinsdneeee
Abbey nil eider time to be etailosad ledge Ike, pea of
Hyde Pak at 12 o'oloek on Monday, issuer., 9, to join
Is the preateeks se k panes by Hyde Perk• corner.

Mr: Bowyer, M.P., has arrived at Rome, and
then ap his prawn to the palace belonging to the Knights
et Malts, in toe Via Condon, la virtue of the privilege he
*nye w banglag to that order. Oa the Thursday pa-
ining Chriattuas Day Mr. Bowyer had the honour of
Lied rentad to a private &Winos by the Pep who duo.
✓ated him, apes that oonaelca, with the Greed Cream of the
Paadleal Odor of B^. Gregory. Kr. Bowyer appeared at
in read 0/11111011..1 at St. Peter's ea Minoan Day,
waft thaw issigula over a BOMA mikes&
Then are above 2,800 ehmtbsers (wham awn am
de Its bombe) of Trisi^y College. Cambridge—a lama
surber many solemnities NM Maim. " Weald set at
lam heft at es," writes Mr. C. de la Perm, "
esatrilrate a raiase to Ono. Mamelar's steam Is the an-
pay of acre of Beebe, Banat. Byron, tad Barrow ?*

J. Humanity, F.S.A., pre►ident, tad MP

J. Lemma flecoloo, loom. are.. as • depoloos fro; lial; Aft•
fowl a time art., Royal Maachamoor Isocitaliaa, la oho
arias of Leedom, Mn aril's/ at lases Hotel, Rad-
otroal.

LATEST ITE I&LIGENCE.

FRANCE AND Rola.

The recent pamphlet," Ls Pepe et le Congres," is
a greet blow to the oonrt of Rome, whose temper is
displayed in the following official note is the
Giornale di lima, which the Univers pnbhshes at
the head of its leading Golan= :

An anonymous pamphlet has jest appeared in Put•
selitkid "Le Pape et le CongrOs." Ulm work is • posi-
tive hotseip reed/red to the revolution; an insidious thesis
ike those weak minds who are deadest In • just criterion to
movies the poison which it moose* and a subject
el grief to all good catholic*. The arguments contained
in this pamphlet are • reproduction of the errors
and outrages so many times Winched forth against the
Holy Pee, end as often victoriously refuted, notwithstanding
the obstinacy with which the deniers of the truth maintain( i
Sem. If the object which the author proposed to himself
wee, by chance, to intimidate him who ia threatened with
such great dimmers, the writer may be assured that he who
hat right on his side, and supports himself on the solid and
isansovsabla bans of judos, who la more particularly sup-
ported by the protection of the Hine of Kings, by certainly
nothing to fear from the snares of man.
The `'" ." •

of to-day publishes an article
signed by its principal editor, M. Orandguillot, re-
gretting the injurious article against the Emperor
which has been published in the Giornale di Roma.
Frans will be grieved but not offended by this pub-
lication, and, above all, will not make the common
Father of the faithful believers responsible for it.

THE ENLISTMENTS FOR THE PAPAL
ARMY.

SARDINIAN INTERFERENCE.

The Paris Petrie publishes a private letter from
Rome, according to which Sardinia had declared to
the Holy See that it would consider the enlistments
of German volunteers for the Papal army as a vio.
lotion of the principle of non-intervention ; and had
threatened, should those enlistments be continued,
to despatch Sardinian troops into the Legations.
A correspondent of the Times at Rome writes, on
the 31st ult., "In Ancona are continuality arriving
Austrians, Croats, men of every nationality for the
military service of the Pops. They are despatched to
Pesaro to swell the contingent which must rule the
state on the departare of the French. The number
of these vagabonds is not so large as reported by
same journals, but they are sufficient, together with
the two as yet incomplete regiments of
soi-disant Swiss, to excite and exasperate
the minds of the Romans, who see them-
selves condemned to suffer always from the
oppression of foreign troops. The change which
they will shortly undergo, therefore, will be from
the control of a regular and noble army to that of a
bestard race without country or religion almost, and
who can offer no guarantee for conduct."

On New Year';ere General Garibaldi had an in-
terview of two hours' duration with sing Victor
Emmanuel.

THE FRENCH ARMY IN ITALY.

On New Year's day an address of the most
flattering and eulogistic character was presented by
the Municipality of Milan to Marshal Valliant, the
Commander-in-Chief of the French army in Italy.
The marshal's reply was as follows :
" I thank you for your sentiments of gratitude
to the Emperor and to France expressed in the
name of the city of Milan, and I will make
them known to his Imperial Majesty. lam
charmed by the testimony which you bear to the'
discipline of the army under my command. It re-
mains here to &feud internal order and the inde-
pendence of the country, won upon the battle field.
I thank the inhabitants of the city and the muni-
cipal authorities for the comforts which the French
army enjoys.
" I can assure you that the happiness of
Italy is the dearest wish of the Emperor and of
France. I express my good wishes also for the
beautiful city which now enjoys, under the sceptre
of such • generous sovereign an King Victor
Emmanuel, the free institutions so long and cruelly
withheld from it. Thanks to an enlightened govern-
ment, it will speedily receive again its ancient
splendour."

RUSSIA.

DRESDEN, TIMRIDAT.

A telegram from St. Petersburg, published in the
official Dresden Journal, announces that the de-
parture of Prince Oortachakoff for Paris has been
postponed indefinitely.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, TarasoAT.

Bunn Brenner, who is definitively appointed Aus-
trian Ambfasador at Tarim, has arrived here from
Athens, es route for hie destination.

The Ihnsiteur of to•dy anoonocee that Mr. Wil-
liams Grey, secretary to the English Erobeesy, hu been ap-
pointed charge craffelres during the temporary abeam* of
Lord Cowley from Paris.

The Monifeur of yesterday announces that Prince
Louis Ludes. Bonaparte has been named Grand O&M of Um
Legion of Homer. This honour has been confined cm the
prime lase ea amount of his near relationship to the
Emperor than for hie distinction as a philologist end hie
general literary attainments. The prince habitually resides
is England, where he pursues his literary and scientific re-
searches, andiatorbed by political cares or official °amps-
don.

It appears that nearly a fortnight will elapse before
IL. Thinning, the sew Foreign Minister of Francs, will
miss in Paris. The telegraph between Constantinople sad
the Tuileries hr been in active operation this week.
The Marquis de Moustier, the French Ambas-
sador at Violas, had an audience of the Emperor Frames
Joseph, on New Year's-day, sad presented his crwiestials.
He web aftarwarda introduced to the Empress, to the Arch-
dasher Sophia, the Areladnke Francis Charles, and to Count
de Hochberg. On the muse day the Marquis dined with
Lord Loftus, the English Ambassador.

A grand dinner was given to Gems' Garibaldi,
on the let, at Turin, by ♦dvocate Brofferio sad other parti-
sans of the Extreme Left. The General addreseed the crowd
etwembled under the balcony of the hotel, in a rpm& in
which he reiterated his professions of patriotism end devoted-
nos to King Victor Emmanuel.

Dictator Farioi has directed that 10,000 muskets
shall be placed at the disposal of the various municipalities
of Central Italy in order to complete the armament of the
National Guard.

A letter from Rome (in the Pat) says that crowds
of people have collected lately on the Piazza Colonials reed
large placard decanted with the red, white, and gromastrlpos
of thu Italian tricolor. The fact of these prohibited 00100/11
being left peaceably on the wall by the police was mobbed
by the cirourostence of the placard bring pet mph, •announce
the publication of a Ufa of the Emperor Napalm 111.,
"dedicated to the valorous Franco-Italian snubs." and
comprising various mocha of the Emperor'. evintdd
down to the war waged by him against Austria for the can..
of Italian Independence. The sattousament of events 6o
distasteful to the eockeimtioal government would net have
bum snowed to cautious attracting the eye of the public bad
ad the maitifesto with the gigantio letters of the Imperial
sane been slated immediately opposite the Frisch Casino,
sad soder the proteozing enrreillance of the Fresh *entries.
The whale stair was eh importation from Nam

M. Carle Gandhi of Viliefraaca has received
ken I. Emperor of tbe French a present el tee beautiful
rear of Sieves porcelea, se a memorial of hie Mejeetre
posy over that geutleman's property, mad of the memo-
'able great irklek took pare than.

TM number of omnibuses in Paris is to be doubled
elm lenessy IS.