The Express.
London, England, 1860-06-12 00:00:00

and M. Jules L;fork

The Earl of Pembroke has arrived in town from
Paris.

Viscountess Combermere has cards out for two
parties, the first on Thursday next and the second on the
21st inst.

Lady Isabella Schuster has issued cards for an as-
sembly on the 23th kit,

Lady Louisa Cator's ball is fixed for the 2nd of
July.
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Mrs. J. H. Vivian's ball will take place on Tues-
day, the 19th, instead of the 25th inst.

The adjourned meeting of Old Weetminetera will
be held in the Jerusalem Chamber, Westminster Abbey,
to-morrow, at 12 o'clock. The discussion relating to the
removal of the school wal then be resumed. The Old
Westminster Dinner will take place at the Thatched House
Tavern on the male day.

The Earl of Pdalmesbury disputes the correctness
of the report which attributed to him a statement that Genoa
was bombanled in 1849 by Garibaldi. The report which
be rye L correct, describes him to have said, " In the year
1849, hie brother sovereign, Victor Emmanuel, bombanled
Genoa, Men invaded in the same manner, and tp the same
sae, Garibaldi." This assertion, however, is as incorrect
r the former one.

Sir J. Elphinntone has given notice of a bill to
establish a test for anchors and chain cables for the mer.
shut service.

The peer who voted with Lord Denman last
night against the third raiding of the Refreshment House
and Wine Licenses Bill, was the Earl of Remington._

Mr. Fairbairn's appeal on behalf of Garibaldi has
been well responded to m the Manchester district, and a
ram of 4501. has been passed into his hands. The sum
is made up of large aad small contributions alike,
and many offers, Mr. Fairbairn says, have been
made to enlist in the canoe of Garibaldi, provided the
recruits are sent free of cost. To-morrow evening the
money will be forwarded to the Italian chieftain by the
means which Mr. Fairbairn has at present at his command.
Mr. Rota. Chambers has sent 51. to the Glasgow committee.

We (York Herald) understand that Dr. Briggs
(the Roman Catholic Bishop of Beverley) has had a second
attack of paralysis, and that although his life is not in
immediate danger, he is not likely ever again to rename his
ecclesiastical functions.

As at present arranged, the Prince Regent will
arrive at Baden-Baden on the 15th inst., where he will re-
main until the beginning of July, when, accompanied by the
Princess of Prussia, his royal highness will pass through
Weimar, on his return to Berlin, and in August will proceed
to Ostend for the beueilt of sea-bathing.

Prayers fur the safe accouchemeut of the Princess
Frederick Wdliain were offered up in the churches of Berlin
on Sunday.

On the 31at of May the chaplain of the Irish
battalion and one of its offices were robbed on the road
between Loretto and M►cerate. The stun taken from them
was 1.800 equal, and it is oven said that the robbers stripped
them to the skin.

The Wanderer of Vienna publishes a letter from
Ancona, dated the 6th, which says :—" The Irish yesterday
had a fight among themsel►es, and wounded some of the
gend►rmes who interfered to separate them. The delegate
has hitherto treated the Irish like princes, and their pre-
tensions are, in consequence, unbounded. Every soldier
insists on having his own room, table, &c. It is to be feared
that, after all, the Pontifical government will be under the
necessity of requesting the Irish to go home again."
The Giornale di Roma of the 4th publishes a
decree by Mgr. Ferrari, Minister of Finance, prorogo;ng the
close of the subscription to the loan to the 15th of July
neat.

A new journal of Palermo, L'Unita Italia, cornea
out with the following motto at the haul of item programme :
"One country—ltaly. One king—Victor Emmanuel. One
hero—Uaribaldi."