The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-29 00:00:00

4 TIMMS ELECTION.

(SY ARITIAN AND !RUIN NAONITIC TELIO/LAIII.)

CLOSE Or MIS ROLL.

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WINDSOR CASTLE, OCT. 28.

The following •isitors arrived at the Cutle yer
Urdu aftereoon, and dined with her Majesty In the seeping
—The Duke et Cambridge, attended by Lent-Colonel Che-
ese; the Preach Atubseadoe and Counter de Peralgny ;
eel the Hecht Hon. Sidney and Mn. Herbert. The party
she leshmled the Princes Alice, the 11011. Mrs. T. AC
DMitheb, sad Major Elphinecee,

ne bus d of tie f3;emadier Guards performed daring
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Haw Mojaikes prlvano MEI Ada played the follow-
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The Qom walked in ths HUM, Park this morning, at.
by the Hoe. Lucy KW.
MIMS Helena and Print Louise rode 111 the Riding-

The Prince Cowart, soconspanied by the Duke of Cam-
bridge end the Count de Perim, wad oat .booting.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
official residence of the Pint Lord of the Treasury,
in Downing-street. The ministers present were—
Viscount Palmerston, the Lord Chancellor, Duke of
Argyll, Sir G. Cornewall Lewis, Lord John Russell,
Duke of Newcastle, the Right Hon. Sidney Her-
bert, Sir Charles Wood, the Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer, Duke of Somerset, the Right Hon. T.
Milner Gibson, Earl of Elgin, and the Right Hon.
C. P. Villiers.

lament Pe!mentor, arrived in town yesterday morning
from his veal, Woodlands, Hants.
The Chancellor of the Er'bequer ham returned to town
from Hawarden Castle. Chester.
The Bight Hoc T. Milner Gibson has arrived In London
from his seat in Suffolk.
Deepatchea from the Governors of the Cape, St. Helena,
and Natal weirs received yesterday at the Colonial-Glib,.
Deepatches were oat to the Governors of Canada and the
Bahamas.

IHB PRINCE OF WALES' BIRTHDAY.

OXFORD, OCT. 28.

Ate meek of the members of the tow' n council,
held Ude receeieg, convened by the mare, it Ins nasal-
mealy reialved to commemorate the birthday of bi. Royal
Risher. the Prises of Wales, on the 9th of November, by
entertabdee the children of ail the school. with a public
dinner, end that the members of the university and city are
invited to co-operate in (Grammes of the same.

On Tuesday the Prises of Wales was enrolled a
member of the Oxford University Boat Club, and on the
mane day, accompanied by the Doke of Marlborough, he
paid a visit to Ituesers Innis court, in Or id-attest, sad
pleyed at tennis there kr nee time.

The Earl and Countess of Shaftesbury have left
Breeethinde, far their meet, Bt. Giles, Dorset.
The Countess of Kenmore has left Finances
Hotel, Belgravis, for the Bristol Hotel, Melton.
Tn. Counties of Caledon has left Farranoe's Hotel,
Belgravia, for her mansion to Carlton Hoese-terrsoe.

Viscount Palmerston arrived in town on Thursday
evening, from his seat, Broadlands, Hants, His lordship
returned to Broadlands yesterday afternoon, where her lady.
ship is entertaining a select circle.

Sir Robert Peel boa arrived in town. Lady
Emily Peel ta expected In town to-day, train Drayton Manor,
Staffordshire.

The Right Hon. W. F. and Mrs. Cowper are
staying at Blenheim Hoar, on a visit to the Dab mi
Duchess of Msrlborough, and will shortly lases for Broad-
lands on a visit to Viscount sad Viscountess Palmerston.

Sir Peter and Lady Fairbairn h►re arrived at
liowehin's Hotel from their u►t, Woodsley House, Londe
Sir Alexander Cockburn (Lord Chief Juatice of
England) has been the gout of the Rev. C. R. Band, at
Coombe Raleigh, near Ratites. On Wednesday his lord-
ship left fur Dulverton, when thin was a stag hunt.

On Wednesday lut, his Grace the Duke of
Devonshire, with two of his sons, Lords Frederkk and
Edward Cavendish, descended the Bpringwell coal pit,
situate on Ida grace's estate at Stave*, and travelled under-
ground kr two mike.

Sir E. Bulwer Lytton hu returned to England,
and we (Bervtlef) are happy to state that the right bon.
baronet is in the enjoyment of perfectly recovered health.
The Earl of Romney, who for the lut thirteen
years has discharged the duties of Chairmen of the Quarter
Sesame, bas intimated his titivation of retiring from that
position. Amongst than, whams spoken of as his lordship's
probable successor, (fathoms Hardy, Eq., M.P., of Hem-
Ned, holds the moat prominent plats.

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Lady Peel was the second daughter of General
Sir John Floyd, Baronet, by Rebecca, daughter of Mr.
Charles Drake. Her marriage with the late Bir Robert Peer
took place on the Bth of Jona, 1820, in the drawing-room of
her mother's maidanoe in tipper Seymour-street, and was
attended with the happiest mull". Her ladyship was
remarkable for personal beauty, and among the pictures of
the late Sir Robert Peal la a portrait of the deceased lady in
a hat, painted by Sir Thomas Lawrence, and furmiog a
companion to Reubens' Chapeau de faille;' for which
latter Sir R. Peel gave the large sum of 3,500 guineas.
We hay* to announce the demise, somewhat
suddenly, of Mr. A. K. 0003, of the Foreign-odice, who
died on Thursday night, at Tunbridge Willa, from brosehitia.
Mr. Oom bad been attached to the Foreign-Aloe, having
been appointed a clerk in the railed British and Spanish
Commission in October, 1819, and became one of tbemenior
clerks of the Foreign Department is December, 1845.
On Thursday night the Gesso( Carlisle delivered,
in the lectors-room of the Athenteum, is Carlisle, a lecture
upon "Tobacco: its influences, phystcal, moral, and tali-
Iri0111." Is the opinion of the dean the weed produas
nothizig but nil.

A lecture was delivered by Mr. Mellor, M.P., for
Nottingham, at the Ideehanies' Institution, on Tuesday
evening, in connexion with the Nottingham Y,,uog Men.
Christian Aaeocietion, the 'abject being " John Saida*: his
Ws and times."

Tuesday or Wednesday next is the date at present
Axed for the departure of the Omer Beaters for South-
asuptoo. The course will be made under Noy steam for the
Scilly Islands. and a vary general hope le eetartained that
Captain Hanioon will give them a suffkiently wide berth to
amble the Great Kaaren to try her powers little way down
Channel, where at this tine of the year a sea will certainly
be met with.

It gives us pleasure," says the Nurfulk News,
"to meaty the intelligence to the Freemasons of this
ceenty, that their Provincial Grand Muter, Benjamin Bond
Cabbell, Esq., shoes chanties to the diagramed of all chimes
in society era generally known and eppv-ciated, is progres-
sively recovering from his late severe ledimpositioa, though
It is painful to add that he has entirely lost the eight of one

A oorrespoodent of the Atheneum, writing from
Florence, says The government of Bologna has lately
obtained proofs of a fact wbieb, to most Englishmen, will
doubtless seem incredible, and which would probably appear
so even to Italians, if they did not know that the late King
of Naples, of merciless memory, Nice used the same un-
righteous expedient in order to excite anarchy in Sicily ; and
that Austria not long ego employed it at Verona to give rise
to deeds of violence in Lombardy. A number of galley
slaves have been recently releaeed by the Roman govern-
meet, sad fornuhtd urth pis...pnrts for Acomegwa."

Daring l'etaee Napoleon's stay in England he
purchased a small steam yacht from Mr. ll.gby, a wall-
kaowa shirbudder at Holyhead. Is visiting the Great
Meatiest at that port the attention of hie imperial highness
wee stiracted by the remarkable rapidity sad facility of move-
mast of the yacht, and having visited It, he was so struck
that ha a:premed • trial to parchame It. Mr. Rigby OA-
11111Stad to sell it for 7001., the cost prior, and his royal high-
WM caused it at once to be taken to tow by the Dauphin, in
which ha had pia to England.

The Archduke and Archduchess Maximilian, the
Austria& journals etas, are about to take a see seclusion
which will last eight months. Their latprriol blghwasets
intend to eirit Madera, Rio Janeiro, end other places.

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A new operetta by Mr. H. Leslie, to text by Mr.
J. P. Simpson, has been 'capitol at Coyest Garden Theatre.
Preparstan, too, ie there going oil for tno production of
Loris's, by Mr. Wallace.