The Express.
London, England, 1860-08-14 00:00:00

TO T ZDITOI OF THE ISPRESS.

SlR,—The subjoined reached me to-day. I hope
fasts will be forthcoming for the purchase of what
Garibaldi so urgeoUy needs. —I am, &c.,
I'. D. P. HODGE,
Hon. Sec. for the Oenlath Fond.
Andertou's Hotel, Fleet-street.

Faercito Meridiotude.

MesainA, Augo4 5, 18160.

Dear Hadge,—Reosive my deepest gratitude for what
yea bays dose for us and the lo►e you bear to my country.
ffhould you wish to employ any money, generously sub-
scribed by your countrymen for us, send us before ail
muskets with bayonets. —Your most affectionate

G. GARIBALDI.

Cbr Court.

BALMORAL, Ammer 11.

Her Majesty, accompanied by the Prinoemes
Helena sad Louise, drove to the foot of the Fa of Gart-
man in the afternoon.

The Prince Consort went out deer stalking.
The Royal dinner party included the Princess Alice and
Sir G. Grey, with the Ladies end Goatlemma in',Waitiag.

A depatatioo to represent the views of the colonists of
New Z7weaslandd on the subject of the bill relating to that
colony now before the Home et sfteentona lad an inter-
view with Viscount Palmolive yeelerday. The deputation
cemented of Mr. A. Mills, ILP.; Mr. J. A. Booboo, ILP.;
Mr. H. Childers, M.P.; Mr. J. R. litikkirald, J.P., late
member of Executive Council end M.H.R. ; Mr. John
Hall, J.P., late member of Executive Council and ILH.R. ;
Mr. J. Johnson, member of 11i Council ; Mr. J.
Kellum, J.P.. M.H.R. ; Mr. J. J.P., M.H.R. ; Mr.
W. Brodie, J.P.. M.H.R. ; Mr. Jr.-ma. Newman. M.P.C. ;
Mr. W. B. limy, N.Y.C. (Nelson) ; Mr. J. Jones,
(
Morehead, Mr. Hader, Mr. R. Phanurya, and Mr.
Bowen, J.P.

A cit:putiatirm from the Pacific Steam Navigation Com.
pay oaamatog of Mr. Hornell, Mr. J. R. Gomm,
J Mr. . Tyson, Mr. Jest, and Mr. Bailees, bad an interview
with Sir G. Cornwall Lewis , at the Home-oaks.
Despatches wen, 111011iVeal at the C.olooialolike yesterday
from the GOTIPTDOIII of the settlement' on the Wen Coast
of Africa, the Went India Islands, Laboan, and the Lord
High Comandesioner of the lonian Wanda.

Their Royal Righnemea the Duke of Cambridge,
the Hereditary Grand Duke and Duchess of Mecklanbrug-
Welke, and the Princess Nary, returned to Cambridge
Cottage, Kew, on Saturday evening, from paying rialto to
Lady Marian Alford, at Ashridge Park, Heeta ; and
Vicouut and Viscountess Barrington, at Becket How,
Burka

Their Serene Highneetea Prince and Prinoesa
Edward of flaie•Weirear have left town on a idea to the
Dube and Buchan of Richmond, at Gordon Cadle,
Feehaben, N.B.

Hie Excellency the Prussian Minister and the
Countem Bernstorff intend leaving town in a few days for
Brighton.

The Duke of Rutland is cruising in his yacht in
the Channel. His $llllOlll will shortly repair to Longshaws
Lodge, his shooting-box in Derbyshire, for grouse shooting.
The Duchess of Grafton has left town for Wake-
fish! Lodge, Northamptonshire.

Mari; Mareldoliem of Ailesbury Ii left her
residence in Hertfont4treet, for Pericarrow, on a visit
to Lady Molesworth.

The Earl awl Countess of Derby and Lady
Emma Stanley will leave town in a few days for Knowsley
Park, Lancashire. The grand review of the Lancashire
volunteer corps takes place in the park at Knowsley on the
let pruximo.

The Earl of Yarborough has discontinued
yachting for the warn, and on Saturday joined the
counter and Lady Strum Pelhxm at Tunbridge Wells.
Viscountess Palmerston has issued cards for
dinner parties to-morrow sad Saturday next at Cambridge
Hoare.

Viscount and Viscountess Couibermere have left
Buxton for Combermere Abbey, where they are to receive
a auccesnieo of Tinian,* during the autumn.
Mina Coutts and Mpg. Browne have left Stratton-
street, for Holly Lodge, Highgate, for the autumn.

Lord Dufferin, Engliah colinnimioner in Syria,
left Marseilles 011 Saturday morning in the Mersey, one of
the steamers of the Measageries Inim7sriales, for his des•
tination.

The chancellorship of York Cathedral, vacant
by the death of the Rev. Leveson Vernon Harcourt, M.A.,
has been conferred upon the Rev. Dr. C. J. Vaughan, late
head master of Harrow Reboot, who hes recently been
collated by the Archbishop of York to the vicarage
Dm-waster.

Tho Bishop of Lincoln has appointed the Rev.
Frederick Charlie Cook, M.A., of St. John's College, Cam-
bridge, Prebendary of St. Paul's Cathedral, and ono of her
Majady'• inspectors of schools, to be his examining
chaplain is the room of the Rev. Thome Frederick Heaney,
M.A., deceased.

"Several families who have escaped the horrible
rnamacree of which Syria has been the theatre," sayethe
Prof/rho of Lyons, "have arrived in this city within the
last few days, as well ae a certain number of monks belong-
ing to the different establishineuts on those inhospitable
coasts."

The municipality of Cologne la preparing a grand
rig. match to come off towarde the end of the present
mouth or the beginning of neat, and not only are the rifle-
men of all Germany, but these of Switzerland, Belgium,
Hollend, and Englund, to be invited to take part in it.
_ _

It ix stated that the Priuoe of Capita in expected
at Vienna. His royal highness is brother to the late King
of Naples, and was married morganatically in London, in
lttlll, to a lady named Smith, since which time he has
resided in private in London, without any communication
with the Neapolitan court ; hut it is stated that a recon-
ciliation with his nephew, the present King, will hums.
diately take place, and that before his return to Naples the
Prince will visit several reigning families.
The Count of Paris and the Duke of Chartres
arrived in Berlin on the 10th front Eisenach. Court car-
riages conveyed the illustrious visitors to Potsdam, where,
this morning, they visited the Queen and other members of
the Prussian royal family. They will continue their
journey towanls Ludwigslust, where they will remain on IL
visit for alsiut ten days, and then return to Claremont.

A letter from Me inina says :—`• Madame Mario
has come from Palermo to tend the wounded volunteer, at
&acellona, and her husband is iu Garibaldi's staff. Another
lady is prominent in this labour of love, the Countela della
Torre, daughter of General &Loco, of Turin. Madame
Mario enjoys the complete confideuce of Itipari, the head
physician of the army. The two ladies, though labouring
for a common entl, employ different moral means, and pre-
sent a very different appearance. Madame Mario, as all the
world knows, is ardent, zealous, enthusiastic, impassioned ;
the Countess della Tone is affable, winning, fascinating, a
thorough mistress of feminine tact. Madame Mario dresses
almost like a nun ; the C'ountese della Tone has quite a
martial air, and even an extremely martial attire. Both
lathes are most attentive to the patients."
In Hi:in'', brigade at Messina is Garibaldi's son,

Menotti. This name has been given him in memory of
Vim Menotti. He is a headmen/ yneth, brown com-
plexioned, shoat 10 years of age, sn.l with the exact az-
priwvion of his father. He has his father's courage, and
hitherto he baa likewise Iwl hie father's luck, for, whilst
the bells have whiaaed round him on every side, be has re-
mained unamthed. At Calatafimi end at Palermo he lost
many of hie friends, who fell by hie side, whilst he was
,ialy gruel on one hand. He is idolised by all the ladies
is the towns and villages through which the army ha.
starched. One might may that he hes aided his father in
rooluciing Sicily, for, if the father has conquered the
Sicilian men, the *n hes conquered the Sicilian women.
"The governor," however, keeps him well in hand, mid

there ran mistake about the fact (.•y. • Massing earns.
pouteat) that he 'numb in groat awe ol " the governor.*