The Express.
London, England, 1867-06-28 00:00:00

DISDERI, Photographic Artiat to H.I. Majesty
the Emperor Nap.lcon 111. and the Imperial ; to
ILI. Majesty the Emperor of all the anssias; also to IL I. Ma-
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the King of Italy: to Ills Majestplhe King of Holland; to His
Majesty the King of Portugal; to Ito Majest the King ofGreece : to the Imperial Academy of Music I pher of
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DISDERI. —Villas sad jaaMions Photographed.

DLSDERL—Her Most Gracious MAJESTY the
(KEEN, their Royal Hiphomes the DUKE of EDl\•
ROll, the Prince and Princess Lads of Hesse, Prince Leopold,
Primates Louise. and Plumes iteatrice have condescended to sit
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DISDR R I.—Their Royal Highnesses the
PRINCE aad PRINCE:a4 of WALLS have honoured with
• visit the studio of lir. DIRDKRI, and have authorised him the
awls of all the Portrait* taken h him of their Royal fligitheeiek
as well as those of Prince Victor mot Prince George.

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THE BRZAKFAST TO MR. GARRISON.—LOFLI and
Lady Russell have notified their intention to be present at
the breakfast which will be held at St. James's-ball, to-
morrow morning, in honour of Mr. Garrison, the leader of
the American Anti-Slavery party. It is expected that be-
sides Mr. Bright. M.P., the chairman, and the Duke of
Argyll, who will move the presentation of an address to
the distinguished guest, the speakers will include Lord
Russell, Mr. John Stuart Mill, M.P., Mr. W. E. Forster,
M.P., Mr. Stansfeld, M.P., Mr. George Thompson, and
Mr. Vernon Harcourt, Q.C. No tickets can be sold after
six o'clock this evening. We are requested to state, in
answer to numerous inquiries, that ladi►.s are invited to
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for either ladies or gentlemen. The numbers on the
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Mr. John Richardson has given the following
notice of motion at the Court of Common Council :
"That as the volunteer force of this country is now re-
cognised ea an essential benefit and safeguard, ■nd as
there is a testimonial proposed to p.iy tribute to Colonel
Richards, of the 3rd London Rifle Volunteers, as the chief
promoter of our volunteer army of 1559, it is desirable
that this court do subscribe to that testimonial a sum of
not exceeding .50 guineas, in recognition of bis patriotic
services."

RETORNI MEETING AT NORTHAMPTON. —At a joint
meeting of the United Liberal Association and the Reform
League of Northampton, held on Wednesday evening, the
following resolutions were unanimously agreed to :
" That the government scheme for the redistribution of
seats is altogether unequal to the just requirements of the
present tune, and will not be accepted by the country as
even a temporary settlement of the question. That the
passing of the Reform Bill in its present shape will be the
signal for new excitement and agitation throughout the
country ; and these societies pledge themselves not to
cease from their efforts until representation shall be fairly
based on numbers, wealth, and intelligence. That all
legitimate and necessary expenses of elections ought to
be paid out of the local rates."