The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1856.

get OXUS.

WINDSOR, Nov. U.
The (Wes sad Penes walked fa the Ratwpark
this ininstag, rod 'WWI the Dane( ism at Frogisore•

Nov: 16.

The Qom end Prime, the elder members of the Baal
Fealty, and Prince Frederiek William of Prue* at.
tteded Diviee &Mee today in the private Chivel of the
Castle, which was at by the Hon. end Very Bev.
the D'ean of Windsor.

Lord Palmerston left Loudon on Saturday foe
Bracket Hall, Herta. The noble lord I 'spotted to ntara
to town to-day.

A meeting wes held on Faiday at Lad Penman's
Office for War, whisk was sandal by emmel of the pie-
eipel sham&

Her Gram tho Duchess of Athol ltma bees received
tato the Roman father.. church wields the lut few days by
the Very Rev. Dr. Meaning. There are now four Scotch
dustmen. numben of the Roam catholic faith—those of
Hamilton, Bumleach, Athol, sad the Dowspr Dashes, of
Argyll.

A vacancy has c :cursed in we of the higher de-
partmeate of the Boathuotea Castonohstess establishment

by the sadder' sad regretted death of Mr. Rem Miall,
brother of X. Edward Mall, M.P. for Rochdale.

The Earl and Countess of Cork, who have been
visiting the motile earl's patrimonial estates Is Ireland, have
arrived at Portman& Castle, ea a visit to the Marquis and
March Muses of Clandeards.

Lord and Lady Lyndhurst and the Hon. His
Copley have recently arrived is town from Park. We are
glad to lets* the aside and learned lord hi in seeentat
health.

Lord Passau» left town on Saturday for Stoke
Park, mese Wisdom, on a vkit to Ike Right Boa. Henn
mad Lady Mary Labooelssn. Ilk lordship ntaraa to tows
to-day, la oaks to attend the Cabinet Coattail, appolnted
tor thin redo*.

The Hoo. Gerald Poomoby, who after the eotooa.
tios festivitita at Moscow moat as a tour la Gummy, hot
wind to Um.

The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Pierrepont hate loft
Ciaridpe•a HoW for Conbolt-park. bear Andover.
Sir Charles and Lady Elliott and Min Elliott
lave arrived at the Loads. Hotel. Albemarle-street, hoes
Trinidad.

The Doke and Duchess of Richmond intend thaw-
log Gerdes Castle ea Weelaudey seat Let Goodwood, se-
sempsaled by the Priam sad Primes' Maud of Sue
Weimar sad the rest of the noble Easily. Gilder their
maul lojems la the north, the Bidusead Wally may be
truly called a Ideeelag to the ptre far essay slim stoma
their prised, main es the beaks et the Spey. Besides
senedisa s large sem &swag mercheate sad tradesmen is
Pothsbers sad seighboarheed, they are ever ready to es-
mange harm taduatry, sad their heals are always ems
1; ?slime the neestaitiet of the eased sad Milne. The son-
deeteadoo, urbanity, and lailt-Itearted shatity of the
Dashes' makes her " want iodine " what Mir Nightin-
gale was to the With and wearied at Sentari—an Angel of
Yerey.—Eloth Cowart.

TIM Bishop of Winchester has appointed his son,
B. Beam. 39., Barrister at Law, t►s Clusterller et the
disease sal Commissary se Barren la t►e plass of Dr.
Bancord, demand, sad also lissword of the Bisheprie, la
the Pisa of OA isq., lately deceased.

- .
We learn from the Glasgow Coeunommelth that
Sir B. B. Lytton has been sleeted Lo,d Bawer of 03hupw
tralvenity, by a majority of 106 votes over Lord Bewley.
We (Oxford Usitvroity Herald) are given to under-
stand that a moment Is OS feet is Oaford for latredadag
late We nedvevelty ea 111011011141011 OS dmitar priaeiplee to that
which has existed in the deter eniversity Mace 1841, nailer
the name of the Cambridge theivenlty Church Melo& To
prevent inteeepreheseios, we are requested to add that

iheologisal diseasriaa torts so part of its design, which is
simply to rappry the charitably disposod of every this i•
the univonity with a reedier sad Store systematic outlet for
their charity than has previously existed. A nesting with
this object is in sonteeplatios to tot holden is the coins of
the swabs week. _ _ _

Cold.aoS, ABLlzoltlur.—The Earl of El-
haters hes bees &elated elected Lord Amur for four
Bean; Mr. Emery Jarvis BMW', ILP., sad Er. Almaader
Mathew" Amman foe two Jean; sad the following
Mestere of Arts to be Procurators for the several Ratios. for
fear years, :—Edward Woodford, LL.D., the Bor.
Alusader, Taylor, D.D., the Rev. William Alias sad the
Rev. George TOW* LLD. The &mato has also elected
Mr. C. 1.. Commie, Erma, lI.P, sad Bir home Clark,
M.D., But., to be Ammon to the Lord Rector for fear
JIM&

The will of the late Mr. Alderman Smith, basks!,
et Sailsbery, has meetly bon proved et Doctor• Com.
mem Hie presesalty was sworn ludo? 40,0001.

Mr. *Winter Lind, of Chicago, has gins 100,000
dollen fir the 'dab/Absent of a Presbyterian Ueiversity
at Forest Lake, our Chimp. "la 1637," my the CAingo
Press, Lied arrived is this silty from &Diked with
jut two sovereigns is his pocket. Lem Mao twenty yeas
age this wse bis 'satire capital. All his little patrimony in
llsodead, with the neeption of enough to bear his expiates
hue, he lift to &mkt is ednestiag his two brothers, who
were prepasiag for Ma saisistry."
A letter from Ronne of the 9th states that the
Dan de Ilerradifeles, president of the Chamber of Peers is
Sicily is '4s, and one of the forty-tbra pumas *Reined
from the bateau of the assents greased by the King of
Naples to '49, he resolved as 'Medal emaannisation of the
news Met be le authorised to ratan to

A few days ago a steastot ow the Rhine was hook,
fry a very dose fog, to teed °Alsace. ♦ passenger,
however, made sub entreaties, that the wow carted then&
selves to lead him; is the Mitt they mistook as islead for
the bask of the riser, sad the 'aforesaid* was lauding at
time o'eleek is the oilman, was ebUged to stop is his
aseasafertahle putties wail tea °Week the ant day.
The last steamer which will ply this winter be-
tties. Labe* sad st. Petersham left Trastmwowde ea the
12th, with a great slumber of of various soitatres.

Lugs mune of iee, deiaobei from IND rout, are
Bastin la the Gulf efload, sad greatly impede navi-
gation.
_ _

- Om the let of Jew:try the Prince of Priests will
celebrate lth jubilee of servUle Is the army by a lite.
Queen Christina has embarked foe Rome, with the
Duke de Bigamies gad tgre of their daughters.
The Archbishop of Lies has issued a decree pro.
Wails, the odious of the Asitriaa may from hands; ea
Medals—that L, oa the only days they an free to
WI span. Baceausaaintim is threstesod against ell who
disobey.

The following remarkable letter from Cannes ap
sears to the. Mins Lord El',sham's'', has perthand
for 10,0001. the chasm, la the Gothic style, of his ifided,
et this ghee. Carious eircentstamee prawded this panties*.
11. WolBd. who is, It is Mem,. dhularriebed amass,, In
architectural art, drew op himself the same! the Minas,
sad seperhiteadad its coastraction. a visiting the High-
lands, M. Wellid was mash struck by a gothic male, mar
alliesatly situated ea the banks of Bra Loosed ; sad,
taking a sketch of It, le deteradaed to ores esect/y
like it at Came, ea the platasesque heights which dead-
oat. the Brosigkais, Temple-Leader, Oi ammo, sod Boris,.
tat villas. The steadies was promptly proceeded so, sad
for 18 mouths pest Ste high mum and tutus mats of the
ass Milks, width the wejserassey, ma be ems from •
groat diorama at sea. Lord Bileaberomb, who wires at
(Imams a few days ago, was asesslsbed at Imlay before his.,
800Ieagass from his own sessegy.the MI suasion of him
mouton la which he had pond Ms latesey. He lame
distil, proposed, by Imam et gismo, to drive at tte
owes,. Him !moieties was mweed file east S the mom
of a few hours. TM eel& teed has Neese kle anmerial
Mariam to be put up sway where. sod M New aside Mere ;
but. Indeed of beiag raped is the levet Me Lemma,
its towers daejes-keep, sad enemata, ere
ereamed is
ens asersi Instal of the Mediterraasta Willis.'
Sir Jobe WNsill passed through Paris on Friday,
assempsated Wham is their rain' to Loaders
from Spit Ned Pilll4lllo. whore B.r John his barn for some
tins poet In Imre, oat • harbour on the eta coat
M ohs aad the railway which Is toadied
from theamaithe Ponies Gulf. Ciateral Clammy remiss
at OMMISMIIigIe to get the derails oldie Anna amplidedi
the gement platdples of which had Wee agreed ape bs
the Tal& gesseuseset before he sad air Jobe left CO9-
Staadaeple for lb. Bast. The other railway ea which Bir
Jam has beta employee le ose or great iaterset to all the
civilised world, sanely, that from the anklet mama of
Jame, sow Jars, to Jerusalem, end from three) to
Daman. The Stier midertakieg is said to be mooted
by several very wealthy end lafiandal laclividaan la
Frame, Hoglund, sail Germay.

CRUM& PALACL—HALT-A•CPMIN DAY.-81,
Touxtr, Novimsza 16. Adakskes es mutat, 476;
ditto Al moos tido% 2.7261 Wel *MIN 3,2D1.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

RUSSIA AND THE TREATY OF PARIS.

The Dibate of this day contains a latter from
Berlin of the 13th, which says: "It was assorted
yesterday in will informed circles that a courier from
the Russian government has just passed through
Berlin, carrying to M. Kisseleff at Paris a note
formally demanding of the French cabinet the coo.
vocation of a congress at Paris to definitirely settle
the difficulties which have arisen in the interpretation
of the Treaty of the 30th of Marok."
Le Nord, of yesterday, enlarges upon the sacrifices
incurred by Russia in consenting to the closing of
the Black Sea against Dm vessels of war, and seeks
to show that she was only induced to assent by the
understanding that Europe would preserve the sea
perfectly nsntral. "If Europe," says Le IVord,
"renounces the duty of causing the neutrality of the
Black Sea to be respected, it ought—to be consistent
—to relieve Russia of the engagement which she con-
tracted to give up her naval power in those waters.°
Le Nord looks confidently to France for the enforeo-
meat of the Russian interpretation of the treaty.
The Paris Patris doubts the fact which has been
announced that Russia is prepared to concede the
point relative to the Isle of Serpents. It argues that
Russia was wrong as to that point, but not so wrong
about Bolgrad. It, however, recommends that power
to give way in order to avoid the difficulties that
would result from a postponement of the complete
execution of the Treaty of Paris.

PRUSSIA AND SW.

The Cot respondattee Fruitiness of yesterday pub-
lishes an article directed against the Swiss press, in
which it gives ground for believing that Prussia will
exercise her direct authority over the Canton of
Nenfehitel, and that the government of Berlin will
exact a recognition of its sovereignty.

A letter from Berne recalls the felt that General
Dufour, who is now in Paris on a mission from the
Swiss government, was in former days the military in-
structor of Napoleon 111., and that during Louis
Napoleon's time of adversity the general was his
active and faithful friend.

At the elections for the grand council which have
just taken plain at Geneva, the radicals have
triumphed alike ovekthe conservatives and the social-
ists. M. Fag is at the head of the successful candi-
dates. Among other ommeillors we observe the names
of General Dillow and General Klapka, the well
known defender of Gomm, who has recently become
a naturalised citizen of Geneva.