The Express.
London, England, 1858-12-15 00:00:00

DIPLOMATIO APPOLATMIYTB.

(From the Barite.)

FORZION-OFFICE, Dic. U.

The Queen hae been gradooely pleased to appoint
Lord Napier, now her Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary end
Wainer Plenipotentiary to the United States of Aolllliol4 to
to be he. Iligesty's Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plasipalmadary to the King et dr Netherlands.
The Qum hr also been graciously prised to appoint
Load Lycra, new bar Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and
Minister Pladposeadary be As Grand Deb of Tuscany, to
be her Majesty's Envoy istraindinazy sad Minister Platt-
pooestiee7 to dr United et re of Amadei.

The Qisess hoe also been pealosely pleased to appoint the
Hoe. Pew Oempbsli Beerlett, C. 8., sow her Majcety's
Envoy Extraordiury end Yielder Plenipotentiary to the
Emperor of Hewn, to be bre Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary
and Minister Plenipatesidery lathe Grand Doke of Tuscany.
The Omen Mt miss ban gradasaly pleased to appoint the
Has. Frauds Reginald Forbes, now bar Mejsety's Envoy
Extraordinary sad Minister Plenlpotentisry to the Bing of
liszasy, to be bee Majesty's Envoy Extraordinary and
Milers Plenipotentiary to the Emperor of Brea.
The Qum has &so been peolonaly pleased to appoint
Amputee Berheley Paget, Esq., now Secretary to her
Majesty's Legation et Berlin, to be her Majesty's Envoy
Extraordinary and *Water Plenipotentiary to the King of
&may.

(nom zAn nowt. oAsmrra.)

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Alfred ailli /Spier,
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msa of the
Leeds, Lama Aerie Beard, end &mad lobes Clesme,
lln., Chiltern of the Liverpool Loma Mario, Dowd, to be
11rnety's Comintern, for V9vrles tato ths amiable
and ernsgernet of Lights, Boom mid
WHITEHALL, Dec. 13.—The Qom has boss
Wto dimes letter went to be mord node, the Great
yoming the diguity of a Knight of the United King-
dom of Orem Brittle sad Worn unto WWII= Arrindell,
Esq., C. 8., the Chid hello of the Corny of British
Guises.

FotKunt-orrtci, Dec. 11.—Tbe Queen hue been
Mr. Erase Joseph Alesserbe
= to of
ason se Cmeol et Qesbeetes his Majesty the Emperor
of the French.

The Earl sad Cowden of Cork will leave town
to a low days for Morelos Boom, Sookirostsbfre.

The Earl sad Countess et Laaseborough have
arrived at &Pithland Hall, Wonsanhire, free Ireland.
The Countess Dowager of Meath has arrived at
Claridge's Hotel, from Sonniowta Deer Chieltaater.

Lady Margaret Beaumont arrived in town on
Monday, from Bretton Hall, war Wmkadeld, wham Isar
ladyship has Ism raeatriaa a aooaaadaa for some
weeks peas.

Lori/ Ossulstooe has arrived at Claridge's Hotel,
from ChiUinta= Casty Northmanload.

Mr. and Lady Mary Craven are eta ying at Wim-
pole Hall, on a visit to the Bail and Counter of Hardwick&
They will have as liseirday for Ashdown Park, to jo't the
amtly nimbi about to meat at that place Sir Christmas.
Sir Benjamin and Lady Hall will leave town in a
law days foe thew seat, Lienovar, 5 &nth Wales.
General Niel has rewired a letter of thanks from
Qum Victoria for a espy of Ls journal of the siege of
Sebastopol, which he passenal to her Majesty. The Later
pays a high ooraplirmat to the week, and simmer her
Majesty's gratitude for the handsome maser to which the
getters] speaks of the English army.
. . - -

A letter from Roma, dated the Bth inst., says
Tim Archduke Charles Louis lairs is the Marian Hong,
and lives gaits prima*. Poe many years Rome has not sue
such a number of princes at the same time. There ere th•
Hine and Queen of Pram* the Dub al Ham Carol, the
Archduke Charles, and the Priam at Web, mimes ap-
proaching arrival is animmacad. It is mid, tarbover, flat
the Count de Chambord is to visit us towards tba sad at ties
month, bat this is sot quits rartain. The French Am-
bassador has visited young Mortara to mortal& if what the
Orate' had asserted be teas."

M. Roger de Beauvoir met with a sad accident
on Monday night, at the Theatre Beenotarebeis, Parka while
attending the namienal of one of his owa pieces. He fell
through the tnp door is which the prompter's box is com-
monly placed sad broke his leg in two platys.
The Opinion. of Turin states that the censorship
of Milian has proposed to the central authorities at llamas
the prohibition of the Railway dlinanesk published at
Turin.

A latter from Berlin states that it is believed the
Prince Regent will open the two chambers In person, on the
11th of next month.

A letter from St. Petersburg of the sth, in. the
Ow of Cracow, says:—" It is mid that the Creme of ems
sow angered la essinaining a preposition he (Meg seam
liberty to the press Is Ressier—allbwrbsi it, be wan*, to
weak en iseweal affairs, whisk Yet present interdicted.
The Premien laws as the per are ateMd lo terms the bete
of the eseseure salmisted to the Come of elite Another
War from this eases day mates that the nobles°, Ktuutow,
who are partly Polish sad partly Bowies, have promoted •
peke* to the Emperor praying for judicial reform, and
esperially for public and oral trials; and that his Majeety
hes received the petition with favour.

M. Guizot is at present occupied in correcting
the proof-Meets of a new volume M bit Memoirs. Thk
volume brings them down to Me wok** of 1830 and the
establehment of the monerehy of July.
A letter from Nice says :—" Modems Central', or I
ream the %ZOOM Vigor, has dewed far mos from ear
fixed resolutlos not to sing In peke, sad boo emissatad to
grace the concert which la about to be given bin for the
beeefit of the poor. I believe Mot the amodes from the
diri ice Vt.:pm, and the famous mistime from the
Cenenestele, which Alboal mod to warble so &beastly,
bews been selected by the peat einem. It is masomery to
mate that the parformaece of Madam °ramie ell be or
*My diaintmostml ; and I may add Mot dis has reseintely
&Mead the many tempting arms whisk bone dimmed an
bar am her withdrawal into private ith. Lost year on
savoy from the Rio Janeiro Oparwitoene seibmitted to her
es air of 300,000 fr. tor the mom bat, yes precoMee
seam it was declined."

The Prinoe Regent of Sweden has made • move
la favour of religious wieretloct la that Merles by gig
his mud= to raeadap for worship big laid elsewhere
than in the pariah churches, provided they are not opened
it the sense times that are set apart for public wake by the
dowry of the district. Permission is also grimed be laymen
le address snob reastlop ands certain reetrleekees.
Mr. George Goppin, the comedian, of the Mel-
bourne Theatre Royal, boa hem sleeted a member of the
Legislative Ceased /or the south moan powriates. The
1 )(elver** Herold soya —" Mr. Capyla. dueler
hi saadi-
I derive,W evinced considerable political aptitude, sad pro_
mine to be an intelligent and tumid merlon to the
esswall."

Williams Nicholson, Esq., the father of the ballet,
rscsirwl a complimatary dbiner trots his sapportars at Band-
:Up, Ansi:nits. Mr. Nicholson was rspossdly cheered
throughout his speech is reply to the proposal of his health.
Two Russian guns, trophies of the late war, pre-
ssor* by her Majesty to the Victoria= government, arrived
eat fa the appropriately named vassal the Crimea, oa the 9th
of Ostsbsr.

Dr. Beck, of Dantzic, has jail nods a curious
discovery. He Ms (mad an antidote, or rather
• coaster-pals= for ardent spisite. It is • agar
eel paste whteh be encloses in as alive, and wide►k
once absorbed destroys not only Ma rising effect,
bat likewise the disastrous consequences of drvolunases.
Ibe Iried several experiments on a Pain an inselaimasus
thuakent. The individaal, said Redsvil, awalksysil three
beetle, of brandy in encaessara, and steer tank bode nee an
Ave prepared by the deist. He experienced Winer the
edict of drunkenness nee the slightest alarms.
CETIMAL PALACE. -- ONE SHILLING Da2.,•—•
Tommy Dam 14.—eassieskeee a amylases, 414;dNq
by season'tiabeta 263. Tfleal slailoes, 677.