The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-25 00:00:00

'ESS, WED:,

ept ann.

Her Majerty the Queen went in date yesterday
to the Seem el Peers, to epee the semi= of parliament
with a emelt from the throes.
The mat roman was formal et Buckingham Palace.
TM Prism Consort presided yesterday at a meeting of the
Cooed of the Ducky of Cornwell. M Buckingham-gate, St.
James's-peek. There vent ale sommt the Chancellor, the
Lord Kingedowe, the Keeper of the Privy Seal (Sir Wm.
Dmitier), the AttoraerGiewrel (Mr W. J. Alezeader), the
Tr/nearer (Colonel the Rom Sir Olathe Bllllllooiti Phipps),
the Dab of Newest* Lard Partakes, wed the Sweetary
(Mr. J. R. Oardiser). Mr. Remphry Willymee attredoi,
and took the oaths of ofike am Mudd of the exist, of
Comma

The Petite* Cowart, atteadal by Lientataat-Cokeel Pea-
waby, went fa the anaemia So the Saab
.Kaaelaitca
blawas. _ _

--The 4oess end Prince Cowart. sseempoied brW Pek-
ingese Alice end Helens, ad sMendse by the Vlessuelese
Josef a, Lady Carolineßardapea, Lard aim% WNW
the Hon.sae CheeNs Pidppi, Ele &my
beetinek, Cobalt P. IL heysessr, Lienesesseelliessl Pais-
*ashy. and the blunter of the Iloosshold,
Pal&CII fur 'limiest Coals at ten minutes hikes floe
o'clock in the efterannt. _ _ _

_
WINDSOR CASTLE lAN. 24.
Hat sad the Priam Cowart, with Um Primers'
Alto. sad Et arrived &Sias Castle about $ career before
siz o'clock Ibis atiaraocia from Lawton, suamiled by taro
ladies sad radars to walling.

Dispatches were re:hived et the Oskedsl Odes rehheday
hum the Gammen of tie North hawked' provinces. Do-
=Bwers eras es the Lord High Costataeloser d tits
11/1/Wil, Mad to the Gonna. d Curia.

(viola Trim marts oasirra.)

•
PALMNI, lax. 313.—lids day bad
sadism* of bar Mejesty :-11teasister Trlsoupl, Envoy Ix-
tread**, sad Waists Plealysteadary bout the Lag of
Grua* to dater War free sovereiga :to which anth-
ems he was *traduced by Lord Joh. FtemasU, bar Majesty's
Priacepel Seersiery aras for Pcaidga Affelit, sad coo-
du** by Livatarsestolhesug oh. Hes. Sir Edward Cue,
H.C.R., bar Majesty's Maim of the Gronsain.
FORIMON-OTTICZ, Jaw. 23.—The Qtates has bean
gni:lonely piessad to appoint Charism Lassos WA's, Rag.,
sow her Majesty's Chased d'Affaires sad Ocasal-Gaisral to
the Republics * Orissa* Nicaragua. Cams Los, Rau-
duns, sad Salvador, sad her Majesty's Savoy Ratraordl-
nary and Mishear. l'irdpstesuitry ea as reelid saliskia to
tame republics, to be bar itsjesty's Ram larsorehaary
sad Minister Plielpotaatlary to the Republic of Mealco.

Fouun3N-ortinn, Jai 23.—The Queen ham been
plumed to approve of Mr. Richard Cowell re Corneal at
Gibraltar for the Sublime Otto Porte, and OWL Johann
Friedrich Wilhelm Niebuhr as Canal at Bootees, sad of
Mr. Ernst Pendorf is Causal at Beanie, he the Vies
Emeeratio Cliy of BMW.
Ducar or LANCASTER, JAW. 23.—The Queen
bee bass this day planed to Gententof Wyre-
shin Seq., to hi Sherif of the mattmy patties of Laminar
lar the year mating.

Her Majesty was habited yesterday i• • dress
of pearl•coloured satin striped with gold bars, over which
she wore a mantle of rich miasma velvet, with a deep and
aseasive gold border. Her bood-drum was &alma briWanta•
The Prince Comfort wort the miter= of a colonel of the Life
Guards. The elder Princess wore a slip of white tulle over
• pale bine under dress. Hoead bar head ear • wreath of
white rases. The younger primes@ wee dressed wholly la
white, with s wraith of pink doworses • hood drew.
Prince Alfred left Florence on the 19th to return
to Leghorn, where the Earyslus was then stationed. It
appears that the Beryshea was the frigate within mused.
the motional mints ea eserrisg Leghorn harbour.

Their Imperial Highsemeethe Prises of Leach-
Moberg, acoocupsaisi b Oolong Eabbilar, hare arrived
et amides Betel Item Drightea.
Lord Jobs Romell hr limed tomorrow to receive
• depstalisa at the Farelge-dies, Degrader ores., Is piece
is Ma hands a pakten Le the Howe of Commons, slimed by
upwards et an thestert Inhabitants el the city of Loudon,
is favour at Partfamsaiary Bekaa.

The Bishop of Oxford had the honour, on Mon-
day, of readying his Royal Highness the Prloos of Wale.
at Maw at Caddesdaa Pelson The prince was attended by
Major-General the Hon. Robert Bruce and Captain Gm. •
distinguished party met his royal highness, ladadlug the
Duke and Duchess of Marlborough, the Earl and Counters
of Macclesfield, the Countess of Waldegrave, and Mr. G. G.
Iferesent, M.P.; the High Sheriff of the county and Mr.
Grasarie, the Lord Bishop of Bt. David's, Lord sad Lady
Tastes, Mr. Sargent, the Hon. Mr. Bruce, the Hon. A.
Geed a, the Very Rey. the Dean of Wfilt6llolltir, the Voter-
ebb &thaws RaDiall, the lion. N. Stanhope, C. L.
Wood, Req., Irene Wilberforce, Reg , and Heil Wilber.
tam, I.

Oa tie 7th of next month Sir F. Kelly will move
for loin to briog a bill foto the house for ea appeal to M-
ahal owns, and a bill for the prevention of bribery.

Oa Monday next Colonel Wiliam Patten will
nominana as lass _et canunittee on standing saws
Wilma Pear, Mr. Walpole, Mr. Seeman &t-
-one, Mr. Realty, Mr /Wont Farrows, Mr. Dereles, Mr.
Brantetta, Mr. Bashaar•Carter, Mr. Wrightsca, Mr.
Leroy, sad Mr. Lockh.rt; and aa Committee of Belectioa,
B Itelartlergarea, Mr. Dodos, Mr. Boaliam-Carter, Mr.
Dude% sad Mr. ler &raw.

Sir Charles Burrell, the venerable octogenarian,
11. P., intends on the 7th of Febrawy to move for leave to
bring in a bill "to &alkali the &agar inemerred by mows
and others employed in clawing sad repairing abalone."

The funeral of the Right Ron. M. T. Baines will
tats piece at Lancaster on Tuesday next.

AGeneral Exhibition of the Works of Living
Artists will open st Brussels on Ist August next, and elan
au 30th &Semler.
The accounts from both the Atlantic and the
Channel speak of mat boisterous weather on the French
coast daring the lest three or four cloys. Boats of the
stamen hare remained in the English ports, not tiadlog
puestagers willing le ems.

A caravan of pilgrims to the Holy Land is m-
amma to leave Marseille. on the 18th of Maroh. They
ars to pew the whole of Passim Week and the Beater fes-
tivals at Jamaslees, sad. after Melting all the remarkable
placer mostkokod to Holy Writ, will embark at Beyront for
Prance.

A Ceposhape letter of the 19th says that there
had bees t♦e further disturbances therm, but that on the pre-
vious day the government, having learned that a number of
evil-disposed presses Intended to renew the rioting, ordeal
the troops to he prepered to act, and that ball-eartridies
sheal4 be distributed to them. The energetic stetted. of the
authorities appears to have deterred the rioters, foe the day
pared off quietly. The Countess Deaner had left the capi-
tol for lagerprus, and it was thought that the King, with
1 part of the court, would soon follow her.

A litter from Pans says: —" The famous M.
About lOWA a dal this (Moods;) mania( with Y. Vandon,
and ?raised a wand la the sword so. of no &osseous
character. The loused the dash or sons obsorratim from
M. Aboat's satirical pea, in this Opinion Neareaas, as the
subject of hermony—ea antithesis too practical eves kw X.
About."

It appears that the Japanese embassy to the
UMW Swage will embark from Japan at the 72nd February,
pomading by the way of the Seadwieh lalsodeaod Puma.
It will °moist of two chief ambassadors, eighteen officials of
'Moue make, and fifty servants, sot MU be 'roomed with-
out delay to Wealth:Pow.

The Conegitutionnel anticlines that, owing to the
favourable result of experiments already sok, the intends
illitertalsed of emoting all the French regiments of light
cavalry on Arab home.
The Irgaro having stated that M. Emile Penh*
we la nasty for the ruckus of one of the Paris jamas
kr 900,000 k., that gentleman has written • latter to the
Mali, to which be says that he never thought of Re.
&Wig any Journal, nor of meddliog in arty way in the cos•
dad* sir any political or literary work whatsoever."
The Pliare de la Loire state* that, frost the ex-
planations given by the Makin of COMMIT°, to the deptt-
Whine osecierstag the szeotatios of the imperial program"
time is psi reason to believe that t►e subseties et the
sager City will take place ea t►e kW tketsber Woe, kik
Is, just at the opening of the home-made rogue snaking
901180111.

EVENING. JANUARY

LATEST *, INTELLIGENCE.

THE FRENCH BUDGET.

The afoosifeur of to-day contains the financial re-
port of M. Magne to the Emperor.
The minister congratulates himself that the state
of the treasury is flourishing. The arrears which
were 886 millions of francs now do not exceed
660 millions.

The minister says that he has communicated to
the Council of State the documents necessary for the
preparation of the budget of 1881. These documents
allow a surplus of 3 millions to be anticipated.
The programme of the Emperor, in the letter of
the bth of January, compels the suppression of the
redemption of the public debt in order to maintain
the equilibrium of the budget. The minister hope.
that this suppression will last but a short time.
The report further states that the treasury bills
amount to only 136 millions of francs, and concludes
with the announcement that since 1832 the foreign
commerce of France has increased 80 per cent.

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
MADRID, Jar. 24.

All those Spanish vowels with artillery which
were considered lost, have arrived at their destina-
tion. The disembarkatioa of material continues.
No farther news.

NAPLES.

GENOA, JAL 94.
Letters received from Naples occiirm the state-
ment of a ministerial crisis having taken place.

His Majesty had sent for Signor TrojaMurena to
form a new ministry.
The fall of the ministry was attributed to the
project of the King to order the Neapolitan troops
to enter the Papal States.

NAPLES, Jar. 21 MA MAISBILLII).
It is stated that General Filangiari has tendered
his resignation, after being present at a council of
ministers where the question was pet by the King
whether armed militants should be given to the
Pope in certain emergencies.
Should the resignation of the general become de-
finitive it would occasion a complete change in the
ministry.

ROME.

ROME (vu. bimumu.s.), Jut. 21.

. „
The city is quiet. Should the Free& garrison
evacuate the place, the Papal Government intends
concentrating at Rome 6,000 withers of the line, in
addition w the Carabiniers.

THE mar= STATES AND CANADA.
QUERNBTOWIC, TVIIDLT.

The Canadian mail steamer Bohemian, captain
Grange, which left Portland on the 14th instant,
arrived here to-day at 1 p.m.
. _

The steamer New Yuri touched at Halifax on the
13th, short of coals.
The Hangariaa arrived at Portland on the 14th.
The lose by the fall of the Pemberton mills amount
to 66 dead, 66 miming, and 163 wounded. The
details us terrible.