The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-28 00:00:00

'THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 28, 1859.

VDe Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE. Nov. 26.
There Tie no addition to the royal dinner party
yeeterdsy.
The Owe and the Prince Casson, Kemp ALA by
Prism Trebel& Willies sad Primer lrederizA Willie= of
Preemie (Primes Iterd), awl the Prioress Altos, left the
esesle at Ns eels*tbf. roorebsg he Alderehott, escorted by
• detachment of the 1. ftrigimeut of Lib Chards. TM
mei waft ceriand of the Dmehre of Athol!, Commie
Lyre, Como Porposchar, Corals vela Samba; Lord
of
P Wesel the Hoe. A. lisedioge, sad the Master
the

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Oa erriethe et the North Camp, bar Majesty was received
Lientarat-General Homily., corned* the division',
ateltudand the stet d the y. Autfr.regi
.Quirtensamq ttrarerVd
won, which was formed in lore co the prude of the North
Crap. TO* troupe received the Queen with a royal salute,
and marched past. The Prince Consort end Frisco Frederick
ot Pruner were on horseback. At the conclusion
of the inarebiag past her Mabry drove to the minaret
barracks, sad repered IMMO of in room and the ridiag
school, aod then went to the Porgies.
At hellion 3 the Ores sad royal party kit the loyal
Pavilion br Windsor Crete

Prisons BAY mai Pri;eirs Lords* rode in the BMW
hoops.

follow* visitors arrived in the afternoon the Lord
Chasesliar sad Ledy Strathedea, the Duskier of Suth
the Cower of Daemon mad Lady Soma Murray, tts=
sad Countess Delswerr, sad the &gist Hoa. Sir Charles sail
Lad?MaryW"d'

lti eddtitos to the above visitors tho Royal dinner
uded incl Prises Frederick William sad PROMS F
William of Prase* (Princes Rapti), Princess Abe*. Cosa-
tree Lynes. Cosat Psrposcher, Ceram too Sobareibits, sad
m.j.r Elphiastose. R.E.
The Dacha's of lime, studded by Lady Augusts Brea,
lowed bey Majesty after diabar.
TM. bad of the Gresadim Overdo wombs attendance deride

Her lle}eetre private bead etterwerde performed la the
drawing-rem.

SUNDAY.
The Quinn and Prince Consort, Prince and Prince's
Frederick Without of Petunia, Princess Alton, Princess
Helena, Printer Louisa, and Prince Arthur, the Ladies
sad Gent.eutes of the Gnu; and the domestic hotwehokl
Wended divine tOrTIOS this awning in the priests chspeL
The nessen mayie, la the stale werselao at the service,
The Has. sad wry May. the Dealt of Wisdom. odicitted.
The Dears of Kest visited her Majesty to-day.
The Quern wW had • Privy Conseil to- m .now (Tsesdey)
at Windsor Cards.

Deszteleas woe 1•111164111 satire Colonlal•ofike on Saturday
tram Hovers= of the Ceps of Goad Hope, Natal, sad
St. Helena. Dwpstabits wan sent to the Governors of
Hots. K. n Ceylon, Lbw, Malta, and Gibraltar, sad to
the Lard High Commisolder of tho lonian Islands.

Hu Excellency Earl Cowley, accompanied by Mr.
Tamen Athe,luis Wt Claridge's Hotel for Peri..
_ _

no Marquis and Marchioness of Normanby have
ha the at. Cherges Hotel.

The Uzi sod Coonteea of C and the Ladies
Events mired at their oren.io• is Charlorstreet on Satur-
day. hen while( the Earl and Colours of V•rslaes at
onambrirry:
_ _

The Lei ad Sefton left Hatfield Homo on Satur-
day far Create* Hall, Laseaattire.

ITM Zed ..d .osatele of Vellum have been
attartablai dr Megrim esespass at Gorberatirry during
the past nedt:—Tbs Comer of Beton and Lady Cecilia
Mama; the Deemer Comities of Vanities. the Cement=
of Crane sad tea Ladles Cr.Sli (two), %lemma rad The.
countess Ovey d. Wales, Viscount I:Magna, Cartels the
Hes. Arthur isvetos, Captain Bethune, Cartels Heosofte.
Tkl• Earl and Countess of Clareodon arrived at
The Grove, Hats, on !Wortley, from a tour of .idle.

Viscount sad Viscountess Grey de Wilton arrived
fa town on ketariay from Ashlar; the E,rl sod Countess of
Vaseline at Ciortarabuiy, and will Imre town to-day on •
Tint to Mr. •ed Lady Car.line Townley, at Townley Park,
Lancashire.

The Richt Hon. B. Dimmeli and Mre. Disraeli
\awe snivel le tows bona Ppm. Dsroo, whore they have
hot at a tiolt to Sir Staged sad Luty Northcoto.

We understand that the Peraies Embassy, cow at
Clarldre*. Hotel, le making praparstkes toe its deparnue
from England. The Embeasy will proofed to Brnaeels prior
to Murals, to NSA, and say probably again visit
Raglaad In the eyries.

The witness; gieen by the playgoers of Dublin to
Mr. sod Mrs. Clarks Ram attar their long absence from
Ireland has hese tor its hearty withuslaam almost engraft-
distal is theatrical annals. The Earl of Cs:lisle was pro
eat at the ropmsatati of Lowe 111. Mr. sad Mrs.
L Maid with his mellow, on Sunday.
During the put week Mies Helen Fault has
%tailed an ongagameat of ui nights at the Theatre Royal,
Glasgow.

The fund raised for the restoration of the octagon
end lantern of Ely Cathedral, as a memorial of the late Dean
poem* now amounts to newly 3,0001. The plena deli-
MIA by 114.0. Gilbert Scott will, however, Involve as as-
porlitare 06,0001.

The inagtetratime of Quin (county Clare) petty
eseakae have (reeled ieforreatiota against Lori! Dueboyee
for ea meek ups Mr. daatiaia. The cue le to be tried
at the oat quarter matoes. A eta:Later charge eretellud by
the WIMP; 'Tibet the enakpleismat vria Roe poised

LATEST IN TELLIG RN CE.

GARIBALDFS APPEAL TO THE ITALIANS.
The Qwriere Merassetik publishes the following
proclamation, issued by General Garibaldi on his
arrival at Genoa :
"TO MT COMPANION/ IN AM/ OT CENTRAL
" Let not my temporary absence cool your ardour
for the holy cause that we defend.
" In separating myself from you 'whom I km as
the representatives of a sublime idea—the Am of
Italian deliverance—l am excited and sad; but con-
solation comes in the certainty that I shall very soon
be among you again, to aid you in finishing the work
so gloriously begun.
" For you, se for me, the greatest of all possible
misfortunes would be not to be present wherever
there is fighting for Italy. Young men who have
sworn to be faithful to Italy and to the chief who
will lead you to victory, lay not down your arms;
remain firm at your post, continue your exorcism',
persevere in the soldier's discipline.
" The truce will not last long; old diplomacy
seems but little disposed to see things as they really
are. Diplomacy still looks upon you as the handful
of malcontents which she has been accustomed to
despise. She does not know that in you there are
the elements of a great nation, and that in your free
and independent hearts there germinates the seeds
of a world wide revolution if our rights shall not be
recognised, and if people will not allow us to be
masters in our own home.
" We desire to invade no foreign soil ; let us re-
main unmolested on our own ! Whosoever attempts
to gainsay this our determination, will find that we
will never be slaves, unless they succeed in crashing
by force an entire people ready to die for liberty.
" But even should we all fall, we shall bequeath
to future generations • legacy of hatred and yen•
geance against foreign domination; the inheritance
of each of our sons will be a rifle and the conscious-
ness of his rights; and, by the blessing of God, the
oppressor will never sleep soundly.
" Italians, I say again do not lay down your arms ;
rally mare closely than ever to your *bleb, and
maintain the strictest discipline. Fellow-citizens,
let not a man in Italy omit to contribute his mite to
the national subscription ; let not one fail to clean
his gun, so as to be ready—perhaps to-morrow—to
obtain by force that which today they hesitate to
grant to our just rights.
"Genoa, Nov. 23." " GARIBALDI.

THE CONGRESS.
PARIS, SUNDAY, Nov. 17.

A semi-official lithographic correspondence manta
that the letters of invitation to the Congress will be
sent out to-morrow (Monday) to the different Powers,
and the Congress will most likely be assembled to-
wards the end of December.

PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, SUNDAY, Nov. 27.
Baron Wilkens Rohenau, the Minister of Hasse
Electoral at Berlin, has received orders to proceed to
Dresden for the present. The Prussian Minister
at Cassel, Herr von Sydow, is gone on leave to
Berlin. A formal recall of the two Ministers by
their respective governments has not taken place.
. .

According to information received here the diffi-
culties between France and Austria, raised by the
delegation of the regency of Central Italy to M.
Beoncompagni, are not yet removed.