The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-16 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 16, 1858.

.1 popularity to the ruler against whose existence
it was directed. That the authors of this miserable
crime will speedily be detected, it they have not
indeed already been scc.red, admits not of a doubt.
We will not endeavour to asticipate the results of
the rigid and searching inquiries which aroma now
being prosecuted. Oar readers will And elsewhere
the names of some of those to whom suspicion
attaches ; but on this part of the cam we forbear
comment till the arrival of more detailed information.
The immediate business of the moment is to convey,
not less to the EMPEROR and EMPRESS themselves,
than to our gallant allies the French people, the cor-
dial congratulations of this country on the failure
of this most wicked and insane attempt.

PREPARATIONS FOR THE ROYAL

WiDDING.

The trousseau of the Princes Royal is now com-
pleted. It is caosposed of wiry kind of article required for
the wardrobe of • pincers; sake, velvets, Wino, lam, Indian
shawls, Indian Au* at. _ _

In order lo =WA as widely as poslible the orders for
tutorials given upon this occasion, parchaess ci the different
articles rerpdred have been made at various astabllehments,
and the Wowing eminent firms, anmeiget others, have bean
employed:—Howell and James, Itadmayne, Lewis and
Allenby ; Mesa% Cook and Mom, Fanner and Rogers,
Haling and Pima (Waterloo House), Hodge end Lowman,
Mama. Coley (of Windsor), Lock (of Regent-street), Urling
(Immura, Pries, Romenes and Patterson (Edinburgh) Grab=
(.f Weida U), O'Hedlly.(of Dublin), Atkinson (of Dablin),
61111101 (for gloves and Balbriggan stockings), Reid (for silk
stookinp), Drake (for furs), Macklin (tailor for Wits),
lbapter (far parasols and umbrellas), Heath (hitter), Ed-
wards (halter), Hendry (boots and show), Hall (boots and
oboes), Potts (11* pooket-bandkarchists), Mrs. Brown (em-

broidS;y), Moos (Omerstreet), FOley (linen); Neste,
Tired, laldor, Madams Patinae, and Miss Yates (for
Bowers, gesjirtt, dc., do.); Union, Banana, and Chottean
(for ballads); Alexandre and Moablcant (for fans). Far
the toilette •--Ontde and Mate, West, Arnold, and Francis;
floott•Adte Ow woollen shewls, dc.) Dolidney (waterproof
clothes sad aralaitehr), &e.

/Ike most Yetigdid dresemakera and milliners in
Leedo• end Posh ham prepared the dresses, bonnets and
eater articles of millinery. Amongst the esolleitm who ham
tandem' crass an Mimes Glen, Unit; Mesdames Telmer,
Rogers, Heats, Pipe, Woodin, and Lister; Rm. Burton
(of Paris), Madame Deschamps Scalier, kiss Clarke
(velvets) Mrs. Albion Davie (Honiton lam), Reward (for
Brum& Moe), Madame Vranken (for Ghent lace), Wed-
more (Newport lass), Irish lace and embroidery from the
wheels of Wise Diaravon and Shannon. The simpler and
lam arias& wort has bean trims to several esapstresses ; and
the chgdren In the royal sohosle at Windom ham beat
largely employed.
A society formed &Meg the Crimean war for the employ-
ment of the wives of the Wass of the Guards also received
inel47. °sueiht wurk from bar
Tb Mail dross al the Princess Royal is of Halts Moe,
and Ins miondbotand by lira. Davi, from a design by Rim
land Mtn a pupil of the Government Department of Science
sod Ant.

lakiiigneto ins boas received that their Royal nighttime'
the Omni Dab mil Churl Dueler" it Bodin will be pr.-
mated from owningr filed r .Masi the roarriege
may by the @orison Mese el Se Grand Dake's elder pre-
titer, the Grand Dub Look

DOVER, FRTDAT.

The arrivals have now commenced of royal guests
to attend Um marriage of the Princess Royal. This morning
the Fromm Frederick Albert, Adalbert, Frederick Charles of

Pnasia, and

a;lved by the Admiralty

packet Vivid. They remained souse few hotire at the Lora
Warden Hotel, and eaterteined at an easly dinner Me Orem
the Duke of Richmond and Major-General Cninford, toge-
ther with the Gentlemen of the Household, Hon. Mortimer
West, Hon. Mr. Cavendish, Captain De Rom, and Captain
Du Plat. Every arrangement was made to convey the
royal party, under the immediate superintendence of the
Hon. Mr. Byng, the chairman of the Huth Eastern Com-
pany, and C. W. Elwell, Bog., the general manager, who
accompanied the train to Landon.

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Rim Royal Highness the Doke of Sue Coboarg and suite
have jam landed, and are now diking at the Lord Warden
Rotel. Rla Royal Winona will go by the 7.80 train to
Landes.

The Royal Swoon Militia and the Antrim Militia have
formed the owls of honour. Their soldier-like bearing
redacts the greatest honour on their noble commandoes.

Immediately after the arrival of the Court in London
yesterday afternoon, his Royal Highness the Prince Consort
proceeded to St. lamse's Palace, and minutely inspected
the arrangements which have been completed for the To's'
marriage. It is expected that her Majesty will pay a pri-
vate visit to the old Palace early in the ensuing week.
The young bridegroom elect will not arrive until Saturday
next.

The two fashionable hotels —Farranee's and Fenton's—
which hen bort engaged for the acoommodation of the royal
visitors me coald sot he lodged in Buckingham Palace, are
already full. Both of this have her thoroughly renovated
for the oricasks, and iamb has are the &Greeter of a luxu-
rious private club Ire of a ecesmercial estatiellsort. At
Fenton's there ars already staying the Count and Counter
Perponcher, the Counter Karr en Lynar. and the Counts
Wally von Hohwatieth The rites of the Princes of Prtusia,
who arrived last night at Buckingham Palace, are also pro-
vided for at this hotel. At Parrance's, the suites of the
King of the Belgians, the Duke of Brabant, and the Count
of Flinders will be lodged ; sad besides these the staff of the
Prince of Hohenzollern &paring= and Prince William of
Baden will have to be provided fur.

The IMMVICI4I2II for next week are not yet fully deter•
mined on, bat we (ho) believe it is settled that on Monday
nut there shall be a grand betas muss the photostats and
bur in the pressrun of Windsor Forest

Oa Toady the first theatrieil representation will take
place et her Meiesty'm Theatre.

On Wednesday tire will be a grand entertainment at
Bocklaghans Palace to the diatingnielted visitors who will
have arrived on that date.

On Thursday there will be a grand review at Woolwich,
et which three battallaes of the Guards, several militia regi-
mes* and a ocesiderabla tees of artillery and cavalry will
be premak

We reed in the Maidstone Journal:—" The
Mayor sad Town Clerk, at their interview with Colonel
Phipps at Windsor on Thwaday last, were Wormed
that the PAWNS and her husband will embark from
Greened, haring Leaden by the North Kent Railway
and proceeding tram the Gravesend station down

Windgilll-stren gad High-siren to the Town Pier. It
is not padtively ascertained whether a congratuhtory
address will be soospled, bad then is no special reason
to doubt hat that each will be the case; and if so, It will
doubtless take place on the town pier, which will require •
large amount of decorative talent bestowed on it to enable
to present ea aggresses 'Mahn to the 000sidon. Applies•
Cone for sew have eves now been nada, and Ware of prior
for windows sad beholds' he,. been already tregnent. A
meeting of the oorporaties will be held at the Town-hall as
Monday next, et nine o'clock, to consider what steps shall be
taken to receive the royal oolciA"

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The *Wiens nous lays :—" Forty mayor' and
&MA ar• to be knighted on going up with the royal mar-
riage rlireelec"

Tha most romantic of all the marriages of our
princesses was, perhaps, that of Mary, the daughter of
Henry the Seventh. She was the lady of mazy anitors, larks(
herself but cat, and be • subject of her brother, Hew the
Eighth. A king von butt and wedded her—Loan the Tweaked
Prunes, sad yet she married the subject, her true lover, alter
all. She was seat ices the sea to her royal husband ; end
with a escort of 2,000 velum of Henry's body ward,
• bevy of very pale WOW and paler ladies, was cast
whom, abort three Loom to the East of Boulogne, where
throe still elands a hat which Is said to ham Mon the
lemmeary pica of "Madame Mary, pearl of limind."
Thee is • wild sort al court held cm the mods, and somas
gay digs, at which ono Wises Aye Bin was
was ion ths most lively porfonners. 'rhsa thus is
• gayer orris to Alberti, wits lib the Twelfth
amiss& Madams Mary, hi whom city made whim
gal prints of saw, cheep, men, id ewe stiliti v.
Ili tts,. months the Qum was a widow, and them speedily
mid that piers milt. with Chios Bleados, Dab
et IMlRik—white, big as mossopholodi hat, the Ling is
has to sari& Ths Prisms bast kno• hi the Doreagli ;
and the dad sofa wife, who was laspie with a dubs then
with • king, his within the splendid ruins at Bury St. Id-

CD/ court.

rue Count tied Countess Porpoucher, the Countess
Wok son Hohealbs/. the Counts. Marie Za LJn r,
Colonel the Hon. C. B. and Mrs. Philp, and the Has. Mrs.
Biddulpll dined with the Queen at W Weer Curls on Thurs-
day mains.
The Queen and Prince Consort len Windsor Castle at
ten minutes before I o'clock yesterday, accompanied by the
Prince of Wales, the Prisons Royal, Prince Arthur, Prisms
Leopold, and the Primrose Alice, Helena, Louisa, and
Beatrice. In attendees ware the Viscountess Jocelyn,
Lady Caroline Barrington, Hon. Caroline Cavendish, Hon.
Flora Maolonald, Lord Cwisoys, Colonel the Hoe. C. B.
Phipps, Major-Osumi the Hon. C. Grey, Colonel the Hon.
N. Hood, Lord Allred Paget, LleatenanbColonel Ponsonby,
the Mostar of the Household, and Mr. Gibbs.

A guard of honour of the Scot. Fusilier Guards, with the
band of the regiment, received the Sovereign at the railway
station with the usual honours. The royal party travelled
by a special train on the Great Western Railway to Pad-
dington, and afterwards proceeded in eight of her Majesty's
carriages to Buckingham Palace, escorted by a detachment
of the 11th Human.

Her Majesty and the Prince anived at 10 minutes before
2 o'clock at the Palms, and were rewired by the Earl of Bt.
Germans, the Margate of Breedslbane, the Marquis of Aber-
corn, Viscount Torrington, and Colonel Francis Soy-
moor, C.B.

Count and Counter Perponcher, Countries Walley v
Hohnithal,and Counter Marie Zn Lynar, travelled with the
Queen to town, and proceeded to Fenton'e Hotel.

Viscount Stratford de Re&lids, her Majesty's Ambassador
to the Suiten of Turkey, bad an audience of the Queen cal&
return from Conitantinople on leave of shame.
The Prince Consort, attended by Lieutenant-Colonel Pen-
sonLy, visited Bt. James's Palace.

Prince Frederick Charles of Prairie, Priaos Frederick
Albert et needs, sad Niece Adalbert of Prow* and the
Prince of Hohessollaru, arrived at Buckinsbaco Palace
open a visit to ler Majesty, at a quarter past 5 o'cloek yes-
terday sfteraoce, Eton the Continent.

The Prime Calmat, attended by the Great °San of the
Queen'. Household, dr GRAM al the Stole to hie Royal
Righwis, ead the Gen/lo . la Waiting, received the Me-
tric= visitors ea taghtlag ties their carriage.

The Prinoe el Wdeti Mended by Lieutenant-Colossal
Peseemby, zest the Prime se the Bricklayers' Arms stalks
el the Beath Beaters Railway.

Captain the Hon. D. de Bea, Equerry to the Prince Con-
sort, was in attendance on Prince Frederick Charles frets
Dover ; Captain Du Plat, Equerry to the Prince Consort,was
In attendanos on Prince Frederick Albert ; Lieutenant-
Colonel Cavendish, Oroorn in Waiting to the Queen, attended
Priztoe Adalbert of Prowls, and the Hon. H. flackvilleWrat,
Groom in Waiting to her Majesty, was in attendance on the
Prince of Hohenzollern.

Hohnerashall von Meyetinok, Captain de Corsi, Captain
eon Meraorr, Lieutenant Chadds, and Lieutenant von Rich-
tholes, fanned the suite of the Princes. The Royal party
were conveyed in antral of the Queen's carriages from the
station to Buckingham Palace, escorted by a detachment of
Lill %Ards.
The Queen's dinner party in the evening included the
Dachas of Kent, the Prince of Wales, the'Princese Royal,
the Duke of Cambridge, Prince Frederick Charles of Prone*
Prises Frederick Albert of Prussia, and Prince Adalbert of
Prom* the Prince of Hohenzollern Sigmaringen, the Prince
of Leinfsgen, the Duchess of Sutherland, the Pruritus
Minister and Countess Bernstorff, Earl of Bt. Germans, Mar-
quis of Breadalbane, the Duke of Wellington, the Marquis
of Aberoorn, Lady Anna Maria Dawson Lady Caroline
Barrington, the Earl of Clarendon Count and Countess
Perponchsr, Countess Wally von Hoienthal,Counteas Maria
Zu Lynar, Earl of Mulgrave; Hofmarschall von Meyerhick,
Captain de Coral, Captain the Hon. D. de Roe, in waiting
to Prince Frederick Charles of Prank ; Captain von Mas-
sey, Captain der Plat, In wafting to Prince Frederick Albert
of Pitmen ; Lieutenant Chuden, Lieutenant von Richthofen,

1400tosaai-Odomi Carendiah, in waiting to Prince AdaMori
of Peoria; Ihe Boa. If. Backrille West, in waiting to the
Prince of Hairosolhoo. ; and the Equerry in Welting to the
Duke at Camileiieh

Dubs dyer ils bud of the 2nd Life Guards attended
and Owe es lib pima :

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The Daiwasist ILEA alimasil by Lay Anna Maria
Dawson and Sir George Omar, arrived at ter residence,
Clezenoshonae, St. Imo% yinterday mining, from Frog-
awn.

A Cabinet Connell ins held yesterday afternoon
at the official reeidesse of the First Lord of the
Treasury, in Downinretreet. The ministers present
were : Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor,
Earl Granville, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the
;
Marquis of Chuiricarde, Sir George Grey, the Earl
of Clarendon, Mr. Secretary Labotichere, Lord Pan-
more, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir Charles
Wood, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith, Lord Stan-
ley of Alderley, the Right Hon. M. T. Baines, and
the Duke of Argyll.

Despatches were sent last evening from the Cola
to the °overran of the North American Colonies.

His Highness the Maharajah Dhnleep Singh,
ariecagenisd by Sir John Login. arrived last evening at
Claridge's Betel from Castle Nein* N.B.

The Prince de Moskows has left Kimbolton
Cando, where he bas bean staying on a visit to the Duke
and Duchess of libunibestir, for Egerton Lodge, Melton
Mowbray, on a visit to the Earl and Countess of Wilton.

His Excellency the Arnbasiador of Franoe and
the Countess de Persigny will return to town to-day from
whiting the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort at Badmintme
Park, Gloaosekeshire.

His Excellency the Belgian Minister add Madame
VIM de Weyer and family bars returned to town from their
taideace in Windsor Forma

His Excellency the Peruvian Minister has been
sallertng from Indispoeltlan for some time peat, and, nadir
neeflcal adrift, is about to moved to Nioe for a few weeks
far the Wolk of hie health.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

NEW SPANISH MIIGSVIR.

t • .
We learn item Madrid that a new ministry his
been formed, composed of the following memben:
President of the Council
Minister of War
Finance
Justice
Interior
Marine

ter (eeriettaly) ; M. Oodin, police .agent; M.
hiichot ; two unknown individuals (taken to the
Lariboissiate Hospital) ; M. Penaud (Dubois Hos-
pital); M. Round, police officer, a urgent-de-
ville (seventeen wounds, or which six are serious);
two ladies, Roe Lepelletier (wounded in their apart-
ments) ; W. Martzig, concierge (a projectile in the
calf of the leg, and another in the cheek); the pro-
prietor of the Rue de Provence Baths, • sub-
brigadier of sergents-de-ville (three wounds). The
wounded is greater than wu at first thought The
Pays mentions a report that there are fifty or sixty
in all. It seems that thirty-five were distinctly
counted immediately after the explosions. The
lancers of the guard who escorted their Majesties
had nine men wounded—one of them, a non-com-

miesoned officer, received two balls in the head, and
it is said that he is since dead. Three of their
horses were killed and ten wounded. The Hardee
de Parisi Choral, who were on duty in the environs
of the theatre, had eleven men and one home
wounded. This morning, at eight o'clock, the Em-
peror, accompanied by an aide-de-camp, went to
visit the wounded at the Lariboiasiere Hospital.
Throughout the day numbers have crowded to the
Tuileries to congratulate his Majesty on his holy
miraculous escape. Some idea of the number of
calls may be formed from the fact that many of
those who attended had to wait an hour before they
could inscribe their names. With regard to the
authors of the crime, they are most of
them Italians, and it is not doubtful that
like Pianori, they are in connexion with European
conspirators. It is believed that most of the actors
are in custody. The number of arrests is, I believe,
seven. The persons arrested are all in Maus prison.
They are in a much better position in life than the
Pianoris and Ilbaldis were. Some of them are
well known persons of good family. They were all
well dressed, and had plenty of money about them.
This is what I have heard about the arrests. A
few minutes before the Emperor arrived in the Rue
Lepelletier, M. Hebert, a peace officer on duty,
observed an individual in the crowd whose
looks he did not like. On a closer examination
he recognised him u one Pierri, an Italian, who
had been expelled from France in 1862. He affected
to speak in an English accent, but M. Hebert felt
sure of his man, and took upon himself to arrest
him at once. It turned oat that he was one of the
leaders of the plot. He had arrived from Brussels
two days before with a passport, in the name of
Andreas, vised by the Belgian consul in London.
A grenade, like one of those used five minutes after-
' =de. a eix-barrtlea revoN,er, awl a imignard,
were found upon him. M. Hebert, after handing him
over to safe custody, went to the theatre to
open the door of his Majesty's carriage, and
was there wounded as above stated. Very shortly
after the commission of the mime another Italian,
named Count Orsini, a well-known person, I believe,
was arrested in his lodgings in the Rue Monthabor.
He confessed that he had been in the Rue Lepelle-
tier, and had thrown one of the shells. Whether he
threw it from the street, or from the window of a
furnished lodging-house opposite, which seems more
probable, is not quite dear. He was himself
wounded by the explosion. A sum of 3001. to 4001.
in English gold and Bank notes was found in
his lodgings. Orsini was found out in consequence
of an accomplice (name unknown) losing his head
when he heard the explosion, and who, by the state
of excitement in which he was, attracted the atten-
tion of the police. On being arrested, he gave Or-
sini's address, but called him by an English name.
Some say, however, that his passport bore the Por-
tuguese name of Jost Da Silas.
M. Treillard is the judge of " instruotion".charged
to investigate the affair.
While the first examination was going on this
morning, the Prefect of Police received from the
Commissary of Polioe of Lille a telegram giving
the description of an individual whom he was or-
dered to arrest, and which description answered to
that of one of the foreigners now in custody.
Since writing the above, I learn that very many
more arrests have been made, and that several
Frenchmen as well as Italians are in custody.
It is a curious coincidence that part of the per-
formance at the Opera last night was the assassina-
tion scene at the masked ball, in Gesstatu4

General Rognet's wonnd is not serious.
The Bourse was opened by three cheers for the
Emperor and Empress. Very little business was
done, although the Bank of France accounts were
considered to afford evidence of a revival of com-
mercial business. The Rente fell 20c. for cash and
35c. for account, closing at 69fr. 40c. and 69fr. 85c.
Mobilier fell 10fr. The railways were from 6fr. to
10fr. lower.

Count d'Argont, the late Governor of the Bank of
France, died in Paris Jut night.

INDIA.

Our Malta correspondent inform us by submarine
telegraph, that on the 24th ult. the Bombay money
market remained unchanged. Imports were selling
at low rates, exports were neglected, and freights
depressed. Exchange, 2s. lid. to 2s. 21d.
The Elaine left Malta on Thursday, with India
mail, dates from Bombay Dec. 24.

UNITED STATES.