The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-14 00:00:00

THE PRINCE OP MLLES

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PLYMOUTH, WIDYUD►T, 7 A.Y.

Two or three strange ships arrived in the Sound
early this morning, supposed to be the Hem
Ariadne, and Flying Fish.—(Second edition of
Times.)

The following correspondenee lies taken phew :
" Board of Trade (and Achniraltv), Meteorological
" Department, Nov. 13,
" Sir,—May I ask you to giro your readers the benefit of
Oaptaln Maury's awoke respecting the detention of the
royal squadron, by publisLuar the following letter.-1
asa, ke. Roar. The:Bor.^
• Small's Hotel, Albensarieetreet, Nov. 13, 1800.

---
" Ify dear Admiral,—l sailed from New York in the
Bremen steamer New York on the 27th alt., and pat into
Plymouth t
yesterday f
ni or coa
of the ls. I and some mrprim en-
L'l7the avil with
.71... of Wales and suite ea board.royal I dosquadron, not think
there is the least came of aseadiniss owing to this cir-
esmatance, for the weather has been such as to
reader it simply impossible for a vowel with only aa
anediszy steam power, se I understand the Hero has, to
make soy headway at all. We met these easterly winds
tem days ago, and when we were sot half. way scram, with
a high barometer and a mottled dry, they blew strong cud
dandily, not furiously. But they raised • high sot, such
that cuirass, even with auxiliary steam, meld not do more
against than simply " hold its own." Therefore, while we
may look fur the arrival of the royal squadron every day, I
should not he at all surprised if it did not arrive as long
as these strong easterly winds last, and even for some days
afterwards, for I doubt whether the squadron, supposing it
has not run down to the southward for • pat or file better
weather, is much nearer these shone than it was on the day
it smouldered these easterly winds with heavy head saw—
Yours truly,(Nirloa) Y. F. MACSY, U.S. Navy.
Bear-Admiral Fitzroy.

The following telegram wee received Let sight from
Plymouth :

"PLYMOUTH, TURRDAY.

" The (Mae o, frigate, has bora odlorred, mama, and
fitted out today, sad will preasetly proseed to the west-
ward, to look out for the Prime d Wales."

Their Serene Highnemaes the Hereditary Prince
sad Prince-ea of Holaleia-dearuseaabourg have arrived at
Remade's Hotel, from Framer&

His Elmlleuey the Ambassador of Prawn aid
the Countess de Pervigey return to Albert Gate House, to-
day, frva. Tunbridge Wells.

His Exoellency the Netherlands Miuister is ex-
pected In town to-day from Holland.

- The Earl of Denbigh and the Ladies Fei'ding
Yore rsaaread to Nswitham Padducka from visiting Viscount
sad Vissocaters ?Ailing, in Wales, sad Mr. and Mrs.
Toilsomelna at Pedeorton Castle, Cheshire.

•
Th. Emil and Countess of Yarborough awl Lady
Mos arrived in Arlington-West yesterday, from pawing
• few winks at Briiihtoo.

The Earl of Uxbridge has taken a house in
Upper Grosvenor-street, late the residence of Yr. Clueing-
barn., of Lauc,baw.
The Earl Bathurst has arrived in town from
Oakley Park, Gloucestenhire.

The Countess Dowager of Lichfield and lady
Oinnadohina Anson have arrived In Hill-ekM from •
tour of visite.

Sir Alex►nder and Lady Arabella Bannerman
purpose to leave town tn a few days for Genoa, intending to
go to
stho Itediterranesain Sir Alexander's yacht.

- Miss de Rothschild arrived at Kingston House
on Monday from visiting Sir Anthony and Lady da Roth-
schild, at Aston Clinton.

Ou one face of the pedestal of the Guards Memo-
rial erections the following inscription :

" To Shoo; who foil
By
Their Comrades."

" Does this mean," writes a oorrespoodeat, " that the de-
ceased fell by the hands of their comrades, or by the
weapons al their comrades, or by the aide of their comrades!"

The Dublin papers teem with letter. denouncing
t►e inefficiency of the means possessed by Dublin for extin-
guishing fires, and the want et anything lrlee organinition
that exists at such catastrophes. It seems incredilde, but
it is nevertheless true,that there is not a single firesseape is
t►e city, although nearly every recent 6re has painfully
illustrated the culpability of the authorities in not providing
them.

The auzetta di Turin.) pays • just tribute to Mir
James }Judaic, Ler Majesty's minister at Ttuie, as the
beet (mud Italy Las bad arnoopt European diptimaatiele.
" We owe it to his excellency," says the tisadla, "that
many prejudices, many enormous appreciations, have been
luipmed end reduced to their real value in the cabinet of
JARMO% sad thus truth Lea triumphed over the calum•
ales d ear enemies."

LOINDON Riot BRIOADS BALL AT Till
GICILDHALLi—The committee for cooductiog the ball is abed
al the futtsk of the Load.. Ritle Voluoteer Brigade rut
yesterday afterworm at fluildhall, and it wu staled already
surly !AO mboheins ticketa had beau disposed al. The
reguliritons for carriage. petting down sad taking up the
corrimmy attealing the WI have just been published ander
.the Authority of Mr. D. W. ilermey, the police commis.
limier. They are so follows -" All earners aosveying
company to the ball will approsch the liui 11 through
Biajr.street only, and after setting down will gam through
CuAllnill.huildinp sad Buinghalletreet. Carriages ar-
eh-hi; at night to take up will be placed in idegte reek on
the vo st stile of King.street, end north ride of Oliespeido,
horse,' hr.', toward,' the hall. Nu caniao will he allowed
io has.. its place until called Li take up, whet: it will
appoooli the hall through King.street only. Ic.,carrlagotas
i.,,ttrol t.. to 1it.1114 in It
I. the,a,,e
rrlw •...1 that the .•on,vany wishing to depart I. in teadi.
Wee to the lobby Ware utewltug for their curiars."

THE EX-KING OF NAPLES AT 0/bITA.
The latest news from Gaeta is eontained in the
Meanger du Midi of linutPdiet ci ltstertlah
which,as we learn by a telegram, states that Francis
H. obstinately repudiates all the advice which urges
him to give up the contest, and relying upon Gene-
ral Bosco, whose parole expired yesterday, and an
army of 10,000 men which he yet has ; means to
prolong a hopeless residence. It is moreover said
that a Prussian general has arrived at Gaeta on a
mission.