The Express.
London, England, 1860-01-02 00:00:00

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WINDSOR CAWLE, Dna:lL
no Queen, the Prince Consort, the Prisms of
Weise, and Prinems Alia dined with the Duchess of UM
M Progssere-honse, yesterday. In ateredenee wen the
Meraideame el Ely, the Earl of Caithness, Major-Oineral
the Hm. B. Enos, Illake-Glessad the Hen. C. Chwy, and
Captain Du Plat.

the dellowtag had the homer of jalaieg the royal ;arty
after dinar :—Ledy Caroline Barrington, the H. Beatrice
Byag, the Boa. Emily Cathcart, Rear-Admiral the Hon. H.
r•pri. sod Liens -Colonel Kappa'.
There was • reformat» of mark la the arming, coo-
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The Quash with Prisms Ireeha, reds la the Riding-haw
this stassing, aelended by the Res. Bratrice Byng.
Primmer Alio% Priam. Bekaa, sad Prince Arthur she
rode la the Bfdlag-hens.
The Prime Cleasert, eatempanial by the Prince of Wales
sad the Priam et Lehingen, went out shooting at Bushey,
where the Deo thumb and the Prince de JoinvMe }deed
tlal repel foriY•
The Nohow of Heat sad the Princess of Liaison visited
her Ms at the Glade.
Her ray's dhow piety included the Prince of Wales
mad Printer Abase, the Wiled Minister and Madame Vett
de Weyer, Mr. Vides WI Mies V. Van de Wripetildejor
General the Hera. Breaw fierat.-Coicael
The bead of tbe Ossarlie Geoids wee in ceasing, and
played daring dram:
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After MN= be Majesty had an ersahlg partyss whileh
that° bed the honour of being Meted. Thanks, sod
Priscase of Mies V. Wurtley, Lady (UMW Pier-
Omen, ?dies By Ur y, the Marquis of Ely, Lady Mariam
Loftus, the Hon. Mn. . Bruce, OM Han. W. sad Mrs.
Ovey. Calomel the Hem air C. sad 1,4 Phipps, Klee sad
Yr. C. Phipps, Mr. sad Mrs. Hugh Mallet, Calomel F. H.
and Lady Holly Seymour ; Mr. Hugh. Miss H., and Mies
Flamm &manor, Captain W. F. &mow (Coldstream
Guards), the Demi of Windsor nod the Hon. Mn. Wel-
lesley, the He.. Mn. Biddulplet ail' Geo and lady
Gam, Miss, sad Mr. K. Coupler Maim El S.M.,
sad Glover.
Her Majesty's private band attended in the drawing- room.
SUNDAY.
This hate New Year's day Oa bead af the let Life
Claude the following semen samie,on the ter-
race at the Out* at 7 o'dosh in the want* :
2:lLtChil= AWE' rimilleralA
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Ism seaka. Woe los many mere."
The Mason and Prime Cosset, w Priori of Walem
Priam Arthur, Primo Allem Pewees Hamm and
Prisms Lodes, Os Ladies sad Ontleama dew Court, and
the dams* household attsaied Wee service this awning
la the pints Marl. The Debra et Lent sad the Prince
sad Pfillelle Of Lettingen mem she M the serriee. The
Hon. and Very RIM the Des dWindsor alleisted.
The Earl of Cadmus essmadad Lord De Tabley se
Lord In Waiting to brie Moissey.
Colonel F. H.
,inriadis Lieutasent-Colowl Ponsosby
have *unneeded oral WHon. C. Grey sad Cap-
Prim
tain DaCom Plat se to welting to the Queen sad
e et.

Devoteels wen mat co &murder from the Colookl•ohico
to the Governors of the North Aniricoa Provisoes, Her-
mods, the West Ladle loleado, sad British Cohnbia.

This morning the distribution of the Royal New
Year's Gi may* the dostwing poor of the perishes of
Windsor, New Windsor, Cheer, and the Holy Trinity took
piaos in Ilia Ro3ral Rkling-sobool.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales is ex-
pected to resume stedy at Osfotd o• the 17th fut.

The Right Ron. the Secretary of State for Ireland
sad hie. Colinll arrived at Odord on laturdey leek end
guesM of the am. Dr. Cardwell, principal of St. Allow.
Hall, male of the tight hon. gentleman. The *bigot of Mr.
Canimill's visit is to meet his constituents at the grand
Denktiesi hetival to be held at the Town Hall, Oxford this
(Monday) afternoon.

Lord Crewe has been entertaining the following
company at Crowe-hall, Cheshire : —Viscount and Visoonntess
Ingerrei, and Lady and Uir Hertopp, Lady and Miss Leighton,
Rear-Admiral sad the Mires Grovel* Colonel and Mrs. H.
Yyse, Captain C. Rdon, Lord and Lady and the Miser Rel.-
toe et Tattcm, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Wilbraham, Mr. end
Me. H. Palmer, sad the Rev. Mr. Clayton.
Tim Hon. Mr. Justice Keating and family have
WI Lanka for Catlin& Park Hotel, W.ybridge.

His Excellency the PinedUt Minister and the
Countess de Bernstord 15.,. town to-day ea a visit to the
Berl sad Countess el Clareados, at the Grove, near
Watford.

The Duke of Hamilton passed through London en
Saturday, dos root/ to Pas* from Somwaid.
The Doke of Rutland arrived in town from Belvoir
Comte on Thursday rooming.

Tbs Marquis add Mirchioness of Salisbury are
eatertabelni oompeny et Hatfield Howe. The noble mm-
p& mad ma/Woman Intend to return to town on the nth
Wham

The Earl of Caithness has suomeded Lord de
Tapley se Lord% Waldo( t, her Majesty.
The Earl and Counter of Clarendon are enter-
taiing a slot dads at the Grove, sem Watford.

Vi;eoint and Viscountess i'altnerston have been
entarealsdag a Wool drat dating the pest week at Broad-
lands. The sable element and vlecoantess will Mara to
Cambridge Home on the 18th instant.

The Salisbury Journal says :—" The Very Rev.
the Dean of Ripon and his family arrived in Winchester on
Christmas Eve, on a visa to his reverend father, the Dean
of Wineheater, who, at the go of bar 6:01 I and four, is
hale and hearty, sad performs dts cathedral service at least
once /may day."

The hansial of the late Lord Hastings will take
plum trosorroe at Melte. Constable, Norfolk, when the
ramie' of his lordship's mouton have been interred for
may generations, The Aloe of commandant of the Norfolk
'Untie Artillery hes become meant by the death of the noble
pew.

The Duke de M►lakoff has returned to Paris from
Engin&

kAch of the Orleans princes intends placing a
eon at the High School, Edinburgh, under the ewe of
Dr. fielimits, who sated es tutor to the Prince of Wake
der ng his royal highness's recent stay h Edinburgh.
The ainlei of the youthfal prises*, who are all about four-
teen or Mesa years of mg% are the Due d'Ale•gen, second
bad lie Doe de NINNOWN; the Duo he Penthievra only
sea of Prince de Joinville ; end the Prime de Conde, eldest
son of the Due d'Auenals. It is understood that they will
arrive in Edinburgh in the course alike week.

Mr. Mansfield presides in the, Liverpool Polio/1-
=ot to-morrow for the last time. The Court of Feedings is
sitting this week, and, in order to consult the onavesisoce of
the bar, it is arranged that the legal profession shall maul
addresses to Mr. Ilium&ld in the library of St. George's
Hall.

The mystery attached to the disappearance of Mr.
O'Grady, High Sheriff Bled a Gaels Garde, near Pallas,
county Limerick, is still assayed. Up to Thursday meting
scallop had been thscovered ooacaraing him, although his
absence has eztaeded over three weeks.

The Weekly Register of !Wortley publishes a sup-
paseasetsry hat of Miamians to the &elevation of the Roma
catholic laity, otoidetiag of about $4O additional nsinee, la •
darting those of the Earl of Traquett, Sr John Batton, Illr
Merles Clifford, ace. W. T. Law, ka.

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The total fares at present is the Alderehott diri-
aka, release ere at furlough. meonsti to 18,000 of all
arse, of which sembor about 13,000 en spindly in comp,
divided Ito throe beifpdhe of risky sad am of cavalry.
PSALMODY AT BaLmott.L.—Mr. Kidd, from Aber-
deen, wee oppitmed mealier of the Qum's School,
DOM at,.. thee twelvemonth ego, cad km dam ee=
the ask le Cribb Chun*, sod taught it le the perish
with grist eeeeas. A seat for the stair hat bur erected is
iilll share, rid Dis procesior's disk MOM& A ireacel
eacciuMea bee bees forreed.—.Ordrom Brno

hIPIOTENIIINTS ON THE lit ON& Of CIATIII2.
—Tbeohatob of Credits has lately undergone consitiorabie
resides and Improvuneefs. New doors and windows, In
the Gothic style. have been m‘de. The 'odds has been
lathed aid plastered , the pulpit and front of the sallerry
painted. A new vestry has also been built, and aurae
tabu for the ventilatios and heating of the church—hi
abort, It hae bees so reformed aa to be made a Mill dt
plum of worship for royalty. There is • telk of treeteg the
arm et Scab derideatettd on the peseta of the meet is
the
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by bar Mateaty. The Gorden enie
cu the A seat roma se belars.—Bsof•Airs
Jowled.

1810.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

FRANCE.

The Moniteur of to-day publishes an account of
the mown= of the Diplomatic Corps yesterday at
the Tuileries.

The ambassadors headed by the Papal nuncio, and
the first attaches of the embassies, stood round the
throne; the secretaries and other attaches remained
behind the ambassadors.

On entering the Salle du Tram, his Majesty first
met the Papal nuncio, Monsignors thocone, who pre.
mated to the Emperor, in the name of the diplomatic
corps, their respectful wishes for the happiness and
prosperity of his Majesty and of his august family.
The Emperor, in reply, said :
"I thank the diplomatic corps for the wishes
which they have kindly expressed to me, and I am
happy to be able to remind them on this occasion
that since I elms into power I hays always respected
recognised eighth. Be convinced also that the con-
stant aim of my endeavours will always be to re-
establish everywhere, as far as lies in my power,
confidence and peace."
His Majesty afterwards passed before the diplo-
matic circle and spoke a few words to each ambas-
sador, making inquiries especially respecting the
health of their sovereigns. The reception lasted 25
minutes.

The Moniteur alio states that yesterday Cardinal
Morlot celebrated mass at the Tuileries.

SPAIN AND MOROCCO.

MADRID, lax. I.

On Friday evening the Moors vigorously attacked
our encampment, but were repulsed with great less.
The Spaniards displayed great bravery ; their lets,
however, was not coneiderable.
A forward movement of the army was expected
shortly.
The rumour that peace had been concluded is
altogether false.
The Correspendencia dutograja says that the
English minister cautions. to demand payment of
the old debt due to England.

Gibraltar advisee to Dec. 24 state that Marshal
O'Donnell was awaiting reinforcements to hold his
position in front of Cents before moving on against
Tetuan. The fighting had been all on the extreme
left of the Spanish army, where strong reconnoitring
parties had beenlpnahed out.
Gibraltar exchange on London at 90 days, 611 to
611; on Paris 6 fr. 33c.