The Express.
London, England, 1859-11-01 00:00:00

TO TH. IDITOI Or Titg DAILT NEWS.

remark that some few of your correspon-
dents have forwarded to you subscriptions to the
Garibaldi Fund, which I understand to be intended
to help in supplying the soldiers of that general with
arms and other necessaries of war.

The cause of Central Italy is well fitted to excite
the warmest interest in all friends of constitutional
freedom. To Englishmen desirous of expressing, by
something more than words, their sympathy with its
defenders, no course has been suggested that appears
so likely to produce substantial good as that of
contributing to the Garibaldi Fund.
I therefore suckles a contribution of 1001.-
1 am, &e., FRANCIS H. GOLDBMID.
The Wick, Brighton, Oct. 31.

TO Till IMITOS OP TIM DAILT PIMP,

Sl4—Williou oblige me by announcing in the
Deily News that besides the firm of Messrs. Serena
sad Co., 147, Leadenhall-street, the contributors to
the subscription opened by Garibaldi may address,
according to their convenience, either to Messrs.
Hoare, 37, Fleet-street, or to Meson. Ransom, Bon-
verie, and Co., 1, Pall-Mall East, where an account
has been opened under the bead of Central Italian
Fond?

We are indebted to Sir Henry Ainslie Hoare for
hie extreme kindness in opening accounts with the
two bankers above mentioned ; at the same time he
contributed 6W. in addition to a sum sent by him
direct to Garibaldi before the subscription had been
opened in London.
May 1 beg you to publish the enclosed correspon-
dence as evidence that the generous offers ever pro-
ceed e?ontaneonsly from Englishmen, and on us de-
volves, and has devolved, only the part of acceptance
and gratitude ?—I am, &c., 0. F. AVESAM.
3, Vernon-place, Bloomsbury-inure, W.C.,
London, Oct. 31,1839.

much to subscribe towards the
toad that Garibaldi is raising, for the purpose of par-
chasing arms, &c., I shall be obliged by your in-
forming me is what manner, and to whom, I can
best remit the seat of 601.—1 remain, sir, /our obe-
dient servant, "MINI! AINSLIE HOME,
" Stourbrad, Bath, Oct. 26.
"Toth* Baron Menai."

" Sir,—l thank you much foe your offering of 601.
towards Garibaldi's fund. Many of your countrymen
have written to me, suggesting that it would be
very desirable if an account were opened with some
banking firm for the purpose of receiving their sub-
scriptions. I should be greatly obliged to you if you
could assist me in this matter. A bank at the West
Sad et London would, it seems to me, be most
aftessary.-1 have the honour to remain, your
obedient meant, " G. F. AVIOANI.
" 3, Vsrsou•plaoe, Bloomsbury-square, Oot. 27.
" To Sir Henry Ainslie Hoare, Bart."

" Bir,—ln answer to your letter of the 27th instant
I have to Odom you that I hare opened account,
seder the title or heading of Central Italian Fund
with Meow% Hoare, of 37, Fleet-street, and also
with 31essrs. Ransom, lionverie, and Co., of Pall-
mall East ; both these establishments will remit to
Italy the sums subscribed at any time and in any
manner you may desire.—l remain, sir, your obedient
servant, " HENRI' AINSLIE HOARE.

" Brook's Club. St. Jamee's.street, Oct. 29.
"To the Baron Avenel."

eft Court.

WINDSOR CASTLE, Oct. 31.

The Queen, accompanied by Princess Alice,
wslk•d sad drove ia the Home Park title morals& art
visited the Docker of Kept at Prorate*.
Her Royal Wilmer visited her Mayeely at the Castle Is
the afternoon.

The Princesses Helena and Locum rode in the Riding
Room.

The Dab of Newcastle left Lesiva oa Saturday male(
br his see, Moan, Park, Natty.

The Chancedoe of the Exchequer left town yesterday tor
Carobri.l4r.

Th. Right HIM. T. Milner Gibson has laft London for kis
seat, Timbales Hours, Suffolk.
Desoatthes were received at the Cslonial-olive yesterday,
frock the Go►erewe at Ceylon, Hoeg Kong, end Libman.

Their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess
Frederick William of Penna according ti present arrange.
ineate, will arrive at Windsor Cecile, on a Malt to her Ma-
isety sad the Priam Comae, an Friday or Saturday sun.
The intent Priam Frederick William Victor Albert will tot
accompany hie Outdone parents. It being the law fa
Prawns that the heir apparent shall not leave the country
without the permission of the Diet.

The Prince Nicolas and the Princess Eugenie of
Lenchtenberg, accompanied by ttes Countess Tam, mad
Colonel Rehbindsr„ have arrived at Claridge's Hotel.
The lion. W. E. Duacombe, M.P., and Mr..
Dtmconite, ►ars left Finance'. Hotel, Belgravia, for the
Limes, Bed.* Yorkshire.

The Dean of Worcester and Mrs. Peel have
arrived at Farrows's Rotel, Belgravia, from Wore:rag
Noose, soar &airport.

Mr. Henry B. Baring, M.P alai Mn. Baring
have rammed to Farraaos'a Hotel, Belgravia, fro. vialttag
in the north.

Sir Edward Daring, Bart., his left the Albion
Haw, Brighton, where he has been some days. The Karl
of Wiechdette bee left St. Georgia Hotel, London, fa East-
and the Earl and Coaster Abeegaveney have arrived
this week et Etlndite Card*. Admiral Ryder Barton, who
his teen etayieg at Bright., has arrived at hie meat in
Kent.

The Lord• Lieutenant is to lay the first atone of the
new bridge on the Cork and Youghal Railway on November
10. His excellency will then proceed on a flair to the Earl
of Shannon at Cmtletnartyr, and on the 14th be will be
ash/Mined at a dinner by the citivres of Cork, the invitation
to which Wig exemeyed through the slayer of that city and
ecoeyhd by hie excellency.

Greenwich Hospital is to be the subject of another
loyalty by Royal C.dondeatoo , sod Mr. Hutt, has ac-
cepted the lasitalsost of the Duke of Smatorest to act as
chums&

There appears in all the journals of Belfast, pub-
lished on Salut,lat, an adJnos to this Inhabitants of lit*
town and its vicinity, from this lessee of the Theatre Royal,
in which he sonounces various Improvements in the estab-
' lishosent. Hero lo me, csllod for by the spirit of the times
"Being detennload to neon a thoroughly roe-portable chi•
rector for the management of t►e theater, I have, although
at a positioo loan to my warily aschegom prompt. My
enforced the rigid salaam of all females of loose character,
and I can now cn♦Elentty appeal for support to the ladies
and rightism of the tuwe, to the artisans, mechstica their
wives and dsaghters, and other female friends, aa nothleg
will be pormiehed either on or oil the stage which sew be in
the slightest degree remnant to good taste or public moo-
rality." The Belfast journals which are sustaining the
"revival" describe the "houses" or adendoncoa at the
Theatre Royal se "goad,"

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