The Express.
London, England, 1859-12-05 00:00:00

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The journey to Dover OR ihirday wee per-
formed ;a the mereimely sheet el me beer
and fifty Maim he b, web merited M Dever
et 11.28, wee eimpeniel by 11r. Gerdes Theisen,
the deputy-casinem el the heath Rim Itatiway_;
Mr. B. Tor., me el he direseers; Mr. 0. W.
Enamel], the gird imp; aml Mr. J. P. H the
esperimemdeek the sereagenesete kr the ash mil et the
mein at the Dear lersies big saw witsdes of Mr.
Y. T. Wiry, the statism superimint. The idea wee
hied by •pa sesemblege of Wise mil gimiim. rd m
their Rola Migkime alighthg hem the di mule*
they were mind by Oesei Mail% H.R., amp
mewling the South Reim him, from Ihume-
Milk attended by his eiderillreamp, Major Poise
end Copia &seem The Mewing airs of the
Die mien wise silo in attesimoe Cased Onypegs,
8.A., Coked Aylmer, SA., Camel Vagwihr,
(who woe I. commeed el • basews meepserd of
Royal Amilkey), Coked an[ Neje,
Baird. A gni ef bier et tge oMsbire Mahn
;Mk bend rod seisms, UAW Captaia Ames, wee et the
railway statism, end at the Admiralty pier • isMoisat
the gist Riad was bin ap. flair Roysl Illistmemse
greedily seineowiedgel the ealatations which read them,
and proceeded at sore In the Admiralty pier, on w woern
side of edit the Admilty shams yacht Vivid, Commander
R. W. Allem, me lying, wink isteses ap, reedy to pried
to Cid*, sad tram while they embarked at 11.68, adder
royal Wei from the height* sad mei batteries. The
weettier me net very faveibis. Thies wee a alight WI of
mew, and • bitter nortipmerker Um morose the Channel,
rwailiriag he pr weep saying IS. inviting. Despite this
beedessimay, however, a tamed el Miss lined the pier, where
they moused till the Vivid hod steamed away for Wale.

Their Berme Highnesses Prince and Primo
Edward of Elexe-Weimar Iset tows a taw days bask for
Kingbolt= CMS% on a vidt to the Das and Dachas of
Manchester.

His Highness the Maharajah Daleep Singh ha■
arrived at Claridge's Hotel, from Toddlelay Park, Stafford-
shire, the seat of Lord Hathertoa.

The Duchene of Sutherland left S•-fford Rouse on
Satorden to jo'n the noble dab and hotly at Trentham,
Station Were.

The Lard President of the Council returns to town
trday ban Brighton, to attend the inca;ng of the cabinet
=tokens. The counters, we are happy to km, has slightly
Improved In health during her bridiojouta at Brightest.
The Menials sod Marchioness of Headfort have
strived at Clrridgs's Hots', from Paris.

The Esc], and Connie,. Howe have retutued to
latramll sall, Lrosalarabtre, from Brighton. Vbcoast and
Vleserreas Corms sod • aeler family deer bar &rambled
at Oop.&l,

Tha F2rl Cadogen and Ladies Augusta and
Honorla Criogrt have any Sat Dover, wrens h's lordship
contemplates pi stag the winter.

Arrangements hare been made for Mr. Bright to
visit hie constituents at Birmingham curly la abo month of
January, and to attead at ono or mote pablio nessatep before
the wereasi of parliament.

A oorrespoudent states that the Scotch sequestra-
tion geodes kerma se the Tobioneary are is likely to be
weir by appeal le the Ronne al Lords, la this instance a
Larks banister had rester sequestration, mud consequent
reissai how kb creases, cedar designation S. "of Tober•
nary, in the Idea[ Null," as forty dale residers in that
uatereered peace. On the mar ring reviewed by the
Adger of tremor division, only two (Lord Jambe Clerk
or
Lord C 0...) Gamed its validity, Lord Benholms die-
erre, and Lord Wood being absent. Babareently Lord
Ivory, in rehear to se seaters ease, has expensed regret
that the Terence, peeseriage were cot laid before the
whole cert.

The Tines says We regret to learn that,
slier a fall dissuades of the .abject by the cabinet, it has
bean deimmiwed that lard Palmerston shell not attend the
coignes as the pissimaraWitry of England. We had hoped
thee the °below advantages molting from the mdse.
repemeatatlea of tile country would have outweighed the
laconvmdence of his abuses at sa imported time. How-
ever, the origlael sac Yin be carried oat, and Lord Cowley
will amend es es Nt, sad, se far as possible, 'Worm, the
views of kis government win the plenipotentiaries."
The Venerable C. I. Hoare, "M.A., who has for
many years part but unable to attend satiafactoeily to hie
duties as Archdeacon of Barmy, has resigned the appotobi
want, and the Bishop of Winchester km conferred it upon
the Rev. John Batton Curers, , of Oriel Collrge,
Oaford, vioar of Farnham. The new archdeamo graduated
is 1838, when he took a Bret clue in dark:a

A special meeting of the shareholders of the
Great Eastern company hie been convected for Thurs-
day, the 16th instant, to rodeo a report has the
disarm. The chairman is said to have Intimated his
intention to request the shareholders on that works to
appoint a owarnittoe to inquire into the &dabs of the under-
manna from the commencement. ♦ll quarters of three
between the company sad the contractor 11111 (as provided by
the aentruct) left to the arbitration of !Guns. Eialekshew,
Pender, end Welsh, who are now engaged therm.
The treasurer of the Aberdeen Female &shoo! of
Isessay has mash pleasure is acknowledging the hand-
saw &Wks of 234 horn her wet pedals llteietty the
QUINN by the boob et Dr. litobsessa. el Lip, Winds
the hob et the kedialies.