The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-03 00:00:00

IrOft Court.

WINDSOR. Itpansas.
The dinner party yesterday inalidleglie Outsets
of Kest, the Duchess of Cambridge, Abe ribili• Royal.
end the Prisms' Mary of Carribridgis het Sow High-
ness the Princess nosh. of Hohealobe figiabelgliatet,
Lid, Annum Broca, lady Geraldine Borniarsal. 1M Ihr-
, quit of Abarsore, V3ll2OllSt sad Viseoaatess Byeaay,Lisa-
tesaat.o 18m W. sod Lady Cadriagtou, Major-Chian)
B.r Harry Joan, the Barmen de erste, Barn Kariettetk,
and Mr. Gibbs. _

The bend of the Coldstream Gouda played dining dinner
the foll•miog esteems :
Overture-4' 04 nobilities" ................ Nowt.
ittiotaso—.. II Tramline • Verdi.
Wallz—•• Far Star" MAU.
thteet,..—“Eundt" . ..... Ifendelubs.
Bt. Patrldi4 lanoont.
Her Majesty's private bud palmtop& ha We evening the
following composition.:

°wilt re—. UM Najades •
Introduction—. Mello"
Brabant Polka Marotta...
The Quo.., with the Process Royal, walked in the Hose
Park this atoning.

Prints Albert. S'esompaitioil by tbo Marquis of Abaco's,
Visualise Bydaay, aad Lieut.-Gam' Sir W. Calibres,
moat oat shooting.

The Dachas, of Cambridge teak leave of her Majesty,
sad, with Prisons Mug, left Wiadsor for Kew.
Lord Aberearo, Lord sad Lady Bydaay, Sir William sad
Lady Codriagtoa, sad Sir Harty Joaes hays oleo left the
Castle.

Lord Charlie Fitzroy and Captaia Da Plat have seta
eroded Lord Alfred Paget and Calmat F. H. Seymour as
*quarks in within to the Gamin sad Prises.
Friar* Albeit, the Prise* of Wales, and Prises Alfred,
attended by Captain Da Plat and Lleatsaant Goya, left
Windsor at 6 o'irosk la the evenisi, by the Groat Wasters
liallway, for London, and went to the Priarsesee Thisatrs.
The royal party retuned to the Coale at a quarto/ before
eleven. _ _

--11erMejesty'a disaer party beeladed tbe Priam. Royal,
Liest.-oeanal Sir F. Biotin, sad Mr. Gibbs.
The bud of the let Life Goads played &Mai Caner.

Art; '• Kariba"
Quadrats.
Gaud selastics. "Nu&
Wass- Cisme= Os 1

Sathwiies.
Nov. 2.
The Qtrs. awl Prise., the elder members of the Royal
reasily, with the Detain of Kest aid Prison Amelia of
Holies Lobe &hillier/fent, the Ladies sad Gentlemen of the
Coact, end the Demotic Hessehold, attesded Divine Ser-
vice this serails( is thi Private Chapel of the Castle. The
Hoe.. sad Very Rev. the Dees of Wisdom elieleted.
.

The Date et Brabant and the Deans of Brabant ere
@sported to arrive to-morrow foreseen, on a Ads to her
Majesty.
Prins. Alfred will leave in the altarsors for Dover and
the Continent.

Viecoust ail Viseenestese Palatuston wind in tows es
Saturday eiterssee frees Breadleads, Hants.
Deepateltes hem the Governer of the Cape of Good Hope
were received yesterday at the Celosial-oSce.
Despatches wets seat oa &Sludgy evening to the Go-
rersors of the Wed India Celestes.

DEATH OF THE RIGHT HON. 812 JOHN JERVIS.
—We assesses with regret the death of the Right Hes.
flit Jobs Jervis, Chief Jetties of the Court of Common
Plus. The meat, whisk took plaits yesterday, although
It kid hem esposted ier seem time, was somewhat sada..
la its masser. The late Adis was 64 pima of age. For a
whits he served la the mop, bet was esteeqsantly, to the
pear 1834, ealled to the bar at** Middle Temple. He bemuse
attorasymeseral Is 1846, sad was oppoisted Chief Jambe
lel the Comma Plus le July, 1860 It le expected that, es
ie esetemuy la sulk a twee, the yew% judgeship will be
offered to ar Idasaadar Cochi's., her Illsieety's Worm-
gesorel.

RESIGNATION 07 MIL BARON PLATT.—We an is-
famed tkat Yr. Hama Platt has massed his seat as a
Bares of the Ceart of liashequer. Mr. Weer" Q.c., is
spokes of as likely to Weems the sew prigs.
Ariesersat aad Vseiroamteee Pelaserstess arrived is
sewn ea Saturday themes, from Ilteatleads, Haute. The
Pressler will strive la Harteheater es Taesdey, sad will be
the gent of liar Ihrejaisio Heywood, at Clareateat. Daring
Wedaesday his lordship will salt tbs Heehaales' 'mediation
lialtsbitioe. Oa Phassday imolai his lordship will address
the rassabue sad holders of NOM Whale la the Free trade
Hell.

Major-General and Lady Catherine Buckley are 1
se a visit to the Berl of Radnor, at Hs seat is Beeksbir.
The Right Hon. Edward Ellice, M.P., has arrived
et Newton Hesse, Yorksbile, ea a visit to the Dasher
Dowager of Clovelead.
The Earl of Cardigan, attended by Colonel Cotton
and Captain Lowe, atrive4 at Alderehott oa Saturday
simian, sail *spored the 7th Hawse. The noble earl
retersed to Lodes la t►e armee.
His Rseelleney the Anthweader of Franey left
tows lest Waist, ea a visit to the Emperor Napoleon as
Compiegne.

Hie Highs' Maharajah Dhakep Binh, meow-
pasted by Bit Jolla sad Ledy Legia, has lel% Claridge's
Hotel for Cris Measles, N.B.
His Highness Mobssnot Asti NCI% is staying at
Claridge% Hotel.
The Bristol /Inset has tbo following :—" It is
livid that lb* Be.. Treads Close °beamed the deanery of
Carlisle throes It the 'attend, actively esspley•th of Esell
Fitsherdlage, who, whoa named souse time age la Cheltet-
be" was visited by the view at the ours ems reggae&
Sloes thee, instead of bolsi ("paeans as they wore before,
they have bosons very close In
Sir John Pakingtoo has consented to address the
ssearows of the Ilearthestar Atbet was, ea the 18th last.,
ea the subject of &stilted mineetios.
The Right lion. Sir James Stephen, 11.C.8., ie
iterated to deliver a teeters as the 10th Instant to the Kea-
chaster Young Moab Christie* Association, ea the Cease
of Yam.

The Steams, enetioning the fact of Mr. Thank
iny's ammoniates visit to Edieburgh, observes We are
delighted to lens that be is sate of a great weleene, sad
ear frieade of the Philooptikal tan of a victorious sad
brilliant °peaks of the twister easspeigs. Already sp.
wards of eighteen hundred tickets have beau Weed, sad
we doubt sot that ear foible Mule Hall will ow Tesestay
eight be Sled to lbs done."
The following persons of diatinetion arrived on
Thursday at Marseilles : the Ruske Prises Bsitikofl, how
Paris as bit trey to Egypt ; Gee. Stowe, es hie way to
Nis ; sad Kona &brawn seinen le the swiss of
the Viceroy Bald Pains.
The Beard of Customs have lowed Dollen to all the
esteem, larenalag Cadna-house seem sad reselven of
wrecks that Ante were throws overboard by Prises Nave-
ls's is hie Torn to ;he North Be., sad erierfag that it sap
of then are pkked ep trey are to be seat to Coral de Per-
vigil, le Lanka. with a statemeet of the time sad plan at
whin they are heed.
ifs AIIIIITON SMITH's BUM —7 handily was
the opesiag day" of this Beadsman's eekbested haat, os
which masks the hospitality el the venerable ficiaire wee,
If possible. ea a reader wale them ever. Amos g the see.
Daily present we observed :—Lord Chain Wellreley did
Lady Wellesky, air B. humbug. Bert., sod B. *strobes.
, M.P., Sir B. BOOM, Bart., Right Hoe. Sidney Herbert,
M.P., Geueral Hobbes sod Mr*. Robles, air J. Pollen, Lady
Pollen, and perry, Gement Shabrlalr, Ilya Hugh Miley,
Hee. Fitzroy sad Lady FAsroy, Mr. aso Mn. E. Emelt,
Kn. Cispbell Wyudhan, Capt. Seymour, Copt Aid''',
Mr Willie, iiir.W. Hayward, Mn. Drannesd, Mr. Hoeg).
wood, Mr. Corsi Mr. Trios, If,. Oile, Mr. Everett (Bkt'
linen), /tree W. /Entebbe% H. Fowl*, If,. T. Z. Fowls,
Mr. and Mrs Brewer Mr. Caaalag, Mr. Brows, Mr.
Pressley, ilte.—Salfsterrj, Jourral.
THZ RIPZISINTATIOX or THE WICK BUIGHS.—
We believe a large majesty of tbe ninths.ay of thew
burghs an am pretty wall sander that the dseefes of I
their preheat reprentatin tour years roe was a tea'—
that so far ea they have bees einensed they have bad la
reality a* representative at all. Mr. Wog'. late eildseet,
very ekeriy goys %ha, ter we gamma if then he
tislfw-desse awns all his forum slipperier. who sew
approve of his sentiments. Oar object at oveseat Is alkilleg
to the sewn it to hams est regain that a sew turbine
le is the fleli. The putiessas to who= we refer—A. H.
Shaw, at presses la With, where be bee ems,
set with a view to • pereemeal elieVele, bat to wade apes a!
few of the skaters, se he has already dews Is the serabera
burgh,, where his remota* hie at law bees easeeraging.
Mr. Skew r wound no of a dirtiegaidiel Mew la the
army—the law Chanel Ins.— loan Vero* Jfeent.
01111PfAft PAZACZ.—HALL4I-CHOWN
TOIDAT, Noverese I.— o•_,_espiesse. ant;
ditto byname Hahne, 0641 total *ltem 965.

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 3, 1858.

WEST INDIA MAILS.

The Royal West India mail packet Parana, Capt.
Thomas A. Bevis, arrived at Southampton yesterday,
at about 1 p.m., ad lauded her mails under the charge
of Lieut. J. H. Lloyd, RN., Admiralty agent. Her
data of sailing are : Vera Cruz, 6th October ; Tam-
pico, 3rd; Havannah, 10th; Honduras, 10th;
Jamaica, 12th ; Demerara, 10th; Trinidad, 10th ;
Barbadoes, 12th ; Antigua, 14th ; St. Thomas, 16th.
The Parana bring, 81 passengers, among whom are
Colonel Ashmore and Lieutenant Lloyd, both of 38th
Regiment.
The freight on board consists of 1,368,222 dollars
in gold, of which the following are the particulars :
On Morehead' aooount from Tampico, 320,895 dole. ;
Vera Cruz, 315,586 dole ; for Mexican dividends, 20,000
dole.; total, amount from Gulf of Mexico, 668,481
dole.; received across the Isthmus from Panama in
gold, 11,999 dots., and silver, 232,280 dole —244,279
dole.; from California, 388,728 dole.; Carthagena,
68,120 dole. ; Jamaica, 1,330 dole. ; other parts of
the West lodic, 3,678 dole.; total, 1,358,226 dole.
At Jamaica, several trade failures had occurred,
small in themselves, but, in the present state of
business severely felt, and tending to restrict trans-
actions. The prospects for the sugar crop of 1867
are variously represented. In some parishes a con-
siderable improvement on the pyrroodduce of this year
is coefidently expected. In Vere, St. Dorothy,
and Clarendon there is every reason at present to
expect a good average crop. In some parishes,
on the other hand, the appearances are by no
means so favourable, and complaint is made
of the absence of the customary October rains.
There has been a great deal of sickness; indeed (says
the Colonial Standard), we scarcely remember any
year in which malarial fever has been so general and
so continued as the present. Yellow fever has been
rather fatal among Europeans, especially where there
has been an absence of experienced nursing. Among
the deaths we have to regret that of Dr. Heady, Staff
Assistant-Surgeon. There have been several oases of
yellow fever at Newcastle Barracks, a military
station, the elevation of which—some 3,000 feet above '
the level of the sea—was supposed to place it out of
the range of this disease.
His Excellency the Governor of Barbados., accom-
panied by his private seaewy, left the island on the
6th ult., in the Royal Mail Company's steamer Der-
went, for Grenada, his second visit to that colony
since his assumption of the general government.
Provisions were daily becoming cheaper. Labour
condoned plentiful and steady. Trade continued dull,
and the markets were unchanged.
The other West India islands are reported gene-
rally healthy, and without any change calling for
report.

THE UNITED STATES.

(Plox OUR OWX

LIVERPOOL, SMIDAT.

This day, at 6 p.m. the royal mail steam.thip
Niagara, Captain Wickman, arrived in the Mersey.
bringing the usual mails from the United States and
British North Amnia. She left Boston on the 22nd
alt., and Halifax on the 24th, with 76 passengers,
and 255,374 dole. in specie on freight. She paned
the Baltic (from hence) on the evening of the Slit.
President Pierce and the Secretary of War had
returned to Washington.

Kamm dates to October 20 state that 260 emi-
grants who were passing through the territory were
arrested by the United States' troops, who seised
their luggage.

The ;t7ea;n-ship City of Savannah sank In the gale
on the 17th; and the steam, Peneveranee, of New
Orleans, was burnt. No lose of life oceorred.
Later advice. from Havannah report that a formid-
able Spanish fleet is fitting out to enforce the claims
of Spain against Mexico.

A large sale of *harsh property had been made in
Mexico, die proem& realising near 6,000,000 dollars.'
&moms were rife of a revolution under the swims
of the clergy. An attempt to subvert the government
and assassinate the President Commonfort had been
detected and frustrated.

Nicaragua dates to October 4 say that Walker
has ordered the evacuation of klassays, sod cearen•
tested all his disposable fora at the capital, before
which the allied forces have pitched their camp.
Several skirmishes bad taken place, and an eventful
battle was hourly expected. Colonel Wheeler at a
public dinner had freely expressed his sympathy of
President Pierce's government for Walker and his
ann. Trade was doll at Granada.

Neither the Amiga for Halifax, out 11 dam nor
the North American for Quebec, 14 days (both from
hence) had arrived.

Money at New York, without being seam, was in
good demand. Short loans, 7 per cent. First elms
paper quoted at from Bto 10 per cent. Stocks firm,
and advanced in value. Foreign exchange unsettled.
London, 109* to #; Paris, 5.16 to 17f. Ashes un-
settled.

Flour closed heavy, and rather easier ; wheat well
2 Dents per bushel lower. Pork was firm, and ob-
tained extra prices. Bacon we. quiet; no alteration
in price. There wee a heavy demand for lard, at a
redaction in prices.
The cotton market was declining in value.
_ _

Freights to Liverpool firm. Cottoe, Id. per lb.
grain, 90. per bushel; &or, 2a. per barrel.