The Express.
London, England, 1859-08-03 00:00:00

EL LABOUCEZZA'S ISTIEEMENT 710 k THE

KOMI OP COMMONS.

Mr. Lshonchere ban Woad the following address
to the electors of Tanaka as his retirement from the House
of Commas,:
. . . . . .

Golidends7r-aer M•a•sel having bees graciously
pisseed to wpm" bee Ideation of calling me to the Bosse of
Poem, I as goat to vacate tho seat in parliament which I
ham so bag held m your eegnsooWive. I leave of you
wish the strongort hasp d gnats& and stisohment. By
your favour I have bees a member of the Howes of Concaves
far about thirty years. I shall slums remember with ples.
, mire the courts) and kimbess which, during tharlsog
period, I hays experimeed from you without distinction of
piety, Y well Ythe generous and cordial which 1
have revived from my censorial and political friends. It
gime me astisfactiou so reSect that, as ► neighbour I way
mull hone to have frequent intercourse with you, and I sours
you that I shall always take a warm Reese to all that err
corm the good Some and posterity at Tomadm.-1 an,
gentlemen, your obliged and faithful sermadi
•Stoke-perk, August 1." "H. irsoroassia.

(mom Lim PITOBIT'S oAssrra.)

Ossowie.-nocss, JULY 29.—Her Majesty 1.
cowed, upon a reprwentation of the Rtght Honourable the
Lords d the Cconinitteo of Council on Mutation, is pleated
to appoint the Rev. Joseph Woolley, ILA., and LL.D.,
late Fallow of St. John's College, Cambridge, to be one of
her Mejestre Inspectors of Schools; and to order that his
appointees,* bear date the let day of April, 1868.
OSBORNZ-11008/1, JULY 29.—This day had andi-
400110i Ulf MOM, :—The Prime di Ottajano, on a speciel
mimics front the Mug el the Kingdom of the Two Sicilian,
to deliver a letter from his movereigo. To which audience he
wee introduced by Lord John Russell. her Majesty', Pried-
pal Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.
WAR-orrice, JULY 30.—Tue Queen hes been
pleased to give and grant to those *Moire and men of the
bag Tnridid Continent, who' with the sanction of bar
illaiiety, have been allowed to receive the Crimean medal
conlierod by We Imperial Majesty the Suttee the anrokee
der* the war with Run* her Majesty's royal pertaistion
is weer the moo.
WErraRALL, JULY 30.—The Queen has been
pleamd to present the Rev. John Mcollehrist to the church
of the united part.hes of Killarow and Hilmensie, in the
Prestrylety of Isla and Jura, vecent by the death of the
Rev. Alen der Stewart.
Warruum, At tir's2 2.—The Queen has been
boininate the Right H re. Charles, Vismunt
runa to
lay, to be tee of the licciesiaetiad Commiedonere for
Eisend.
FOREIGN-OFFICE, JULY 29.—The Queen has been
pleated to approve of Mr. Reginald Padday es Consul at
Singapore f, his Majesty the King of Deemark.
DowNING-STREET, .1 tLY 30.—The Queen has been
pleased ti appoint George Porter Atthlll. Erg., to he Chief
Justice of the bland of St. Lucia • and the Rev. Charles
Verson to be Chaplain of the Sootßak, at Colombo, in the
Wendel Ceylon.

His Royal Highness the Prises of Wales arrived
at &Hag en Saturday from Falldrk. his royal highness
left Ediaborgh by railway, scampi:dad by Colmel Bruns
and Dr. Playfair. The party visited the Canon Company's
Ironworks, where his royal highness impeded the machinery
and different departments of the work.. Having nesehed
Stirling, his royal highness proceeded to the Castle. TM
Arty, who remained only a short time, had fresh horses
supplied, and proceeded by Bridge of Allan to Heir, towards
the Trecaeln.

His Royal Highness the Doke of Cambridge
entertained the Duchess of Catutsidp, the Hereditary
Grand Duchess of Ilseklenborg-Strelitz, and the Prisons
Mary, at dinner but everting, at his apartments at St. James's
Palms. Their royal highnesses afterwards honoured the
Royal Italian Opera with their presence.
_ .

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam-
bridge and the Primes Mary leave town to-morrow for the
duchess's chateau near Frankfort. _ _

Their Royal Highnesses the Hereditary Grand
Doke and Grand Decking of Mecklenburg-Strehtz and the
youthful Prince Adolphus take their departure for Germany
next week. The Hereditary Grand Duke and the Prhice
Adolphus ors at present in the Ms of Wight.

Their Royal Highnesses the Doke and Doebase
d'Aentale had ea afternoon party, followed by a ball, on
Monday last, at Orleans House, Twickenham. Their Royal
thgbasiess the Duchess of Cambridge, the Hereditary
Grand Heehaws of Mecklenbarg-Strelitz, and the Pricers
Mary, attended by Colonel Home Ferree and the Hon. Mime
?dittoed, honoured the reunion with their presence. Above
300 of the flit* of society were present. A variety of saner
meets were provided for the entertainment of ths
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gniehed guests. A deem followed, end the (Wields' wag
proloaged until neatly midnight.

Hin Excellency the Ambassador of France and
the Countess de Peralgny will shortly leave London on
tour in Germany..

His Excellency the Prolog= Minister left town
last evening to meet the Counties Bernstorif at Ostend,
where the count and countess purpose sojourning for a

'south.

The Duchess of Inverness entertained a *sleet
circle at dinner hat eveatag at Kensiairtea Palace. Later
to the ersaing her grace led as amiably.

The Duke and Duchene of Rioimona and Lady
Cecilia Gordon Lennox arrived in town on Monday from
Goodwood. The family will take their &madam next week
kw Gordon Castle, N. 8., when their graces will entertain •
saceemioa of distinguished friends during the approaching
shooting season.
_ .

The Earl of Sandwich left town yesterday for his
seat, Hinetnnbrols House, war Huntingdon.

The Countess de Staokelbsrg and the Baroness de
Came have left Claridge's Hotel ftr the We et Wight. _

Lord Brougham Isms town to-day for Brougham
HAM Westmorigaad.

The Hon. Spencer and Lady Harriet Cowper have
lost So-RW:4Um Park, Norfolk, for Scotland.

The Duke and Dacha's of Northumberland left
oribumberland Home yesterday, for a tour in South

Wales.
We ( Wolverhampton Chronicle) understand that
• marriage will Mho place in the room of the imolai swath
between Lord Stafford and Miaa Jolla, daughter of tilt W.
acad.!.

The Hon. Mrs. Catherine Elizabeth Boscawen,
mother of Viscount Falmouth, died oa Saturday lest, at the
Grove, near Sevenoaks.
It is announced that Sir Erskine Perry, M.P., baa
accepted a seat in the Italian Cowell. This appointment
will came a Tacercy in the representation ri the borough of
Devoeport. _

Colonel Herbert has given notion of his intention
40 move on Friday the following resolution in the House of
Commons, rise—"That, lit the opinion of thin house, We
military force ►t present available for servios within the
uni,ed kingdom le inadequate to existing reqoirenents."

The King of Saxony three days back went to
Toplitz to visit the Greed Duchess of Twomey end the
PrLitotes Amelia of Saxony, .ho ere taking the vetoes
there.

A letter from Vienna of the 27th ult., states that
the King of the Belgians is expected et Toplltz in the cause
of the ;resent week, and that the object of hie visit is not to
take the waters, bat is political ; the belief being that hie
?dejesty le to hays an interview with the Emperor of Austria
sad the Pesos Regent of Prussic. The king, during kis
a ay st:Toplits,wkloh Is to last some days, is, the letter odds,
to be visited by his daughter the Prince.. Charlotte, sad her
husband, the Archduke Mazintilias..

A Berlin letter states that Field-Marshal Wrangel
Y to proceed to Stockholm with a large mdlitary suite to be
present at the *wooed= of Xis( Charles XV. The Qom
of Sweden, daughter of Prima Frederic of the Netherbards,
also, of the Prises Rome