The Express.
London, England, 1860-11-01 00:00:00

Na. COBDEN am? TES 'MONDALE.

dfdARIFLC?UUR3.

A roasting of woollen trutenfacterere wu held
yenta de at the Wellington Hotel, Rochdale, to beer the
revert of the detetaon appointed on Monday week to
wader lAA Kr. Iden, in Paris, relative to the edminlon
el Ilainele into neap&

The stated that soon after their arrival in Par*
*1 elation had an interview with Mr. Cobden, and
groin him that it was oontemplated to In a specific
duty es all peones goods. The &patellae endeavoured
to show Hr. Cobalt that &an& ought to he admitted
at as ad wahines duty. Yr. Cobden at can saw
last
be ad
the nee el Oassoki, aa ad valorem duty would
he and esit would do what he could for
than. the evusig Hr. Cobden met them again and [a-
larmed them that, slier some &minion, the ooromisaionen
bed give up the ~inside duty. and that, under the new
treaty, ell woollens err fabrics in which wool predominated,
would he reestved at the same duty. The deputation thee
Wed I. get biebile rid low flessele istredered at a duly
lower then on lee limn* *atlas that nom &earl p-
tins were so our the sew saisital that they ramidond •
distinatios only proper ; but int, were remnited that the
new the pine the lower would be the duty. H. (the
Mew) ansidered that there wee a probability, almost
one
to a serhinty, that all woollens, and all
*Arks la whisk wool mudenialed, would be admitted
s 4 16 per coat., that rate to be =dosed is UM to 10
aeset. It wee probable, too, that the date at the
evening into *pasties would be anticipated. He
set close h aspen without slating that the
Ws ems met in a serial somiser by Yr. °Ades Zell;
=aseeedjukea The smoint of taigas which wee
by Hz. OMAR WY very peat, aod moat all ou
a seas 4 bi• ye He niseived depatatiosis from an early
hem NH the doe at tibia thu eanniniesses sat, and again
Ayr their PON ; Ned Is (A•
b /.I."' "awed' by
abi tt depsistases he bed net at the that that they were
all nailed with the stamina paid hi Yr. Cobden to their
repeenentstins. The &palettes Whew essured the* the
*inky, whoa coasinded. weidd Is a mist oomplete sod per-
fect treaty, sad thot it was belly that Mr. Cobdea's
ease would be Wad for is the ansagmoset of treaties for
ether eosatries.

IlonTnT.TwoodaJo, IFlllbao. and Li _aded • few an.
mirk., the Wan' goatlanwa kargeg Midway to tie
modest otylo in which XL Claimin Wes in Run. Tito
dopelation and la. olaitan Kama. UV) wen
Awned —Monalsoia, leash.

TABLE WHO= TALIL-ea&t UMW, conversation
Irises into huripberly ; sad snap at partiot
thick : "Mr. Snag, sir ! Mr. StastrzrE.brivs awn
the Capitol, " "Yee, air ; I wan then
sy.locle, sir, to the Capitol at Waahheten—ead —* Un-
tliirtarreat of Vicar of Crineperphethe•Dreins t "—Scam,
mewed by order of the impress a.Yey sad placed la a
ramble earailagus Waned with attributed I.
—" the Poseps I ifrest woe Foetid)—
"01 vim, I saw the Ilerapth Nat Asa we owl OVern into
the la-taeo.so-lato—ok, yBlo* Pirabldni fa
mainly) : ' The arrangweests, dr, were teitrilq—=jkl
, boasely. When wers the police? nal =use.
• View of C. •ia the. D. leery t "The
the dila arm sod a mat petted if the isi have bola
rod nod. This exquisite fragment wee hands .
Fiddly froachinaa, who has naiad Plasff-
much ht Inglood t
' Vie pisalear ! I etll be dens yasidday." "Sir ! the whole
thing said Wow up, fee "'•As It Maims& ism
Ike swim, arm sr& —^ vas amp
them prim ta se overpowering Babel, 'lanai Omni'
Moak, Empeass Parties. Aut.winus Pius, Cato the le .
ear. sad Our Munster, j.eth- sash other is unseemly cods.
elent —Decinwee "AU Um Yew Racal"

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Her Majeety's dinner party yerterday included
the Princes Alios, the His Nines and ?dams at
HOLUM Ampateaboang, the Lay in Wailing to her Sarno
Highnera, the Prince and Primate at lainingen, the Earl at
Dunmore, the Earl land Monter De im Warr, the light
lion. Sidney and Mrs. Harbert, the Hon. Mrs. T. M. Bit
dulph, and Colonel Dalrymple, commanding officer lad Bat-
talion Soots Fusilier Gum*.

The bead of the Royal Hone Guards was in 'atiemdthos
and played dwine'dinner.
Her Majesty's private band afterwards performed is the
drawing-room the

Overture, " acbaciptatattraktor" Yeaart.
Concerto 0 Minor Pianoforte, Mr. W. G. Cunha • Walter.
Cavetlas, Mamas tie la Catraseer Aube.Chem, Lorna*"

The Queen, accompanied by Mass. Alice and Princess
Leiningen, walked in the Hose Perk this morning, and
visited the Duchess of Heat at hogarae.
The Prince Hewn wont in Aldershott, attended by
Xajor Do Plat and Major 112phimikeis.
Princess Helena and Princess Lades rode in the riding-
hones.

Prise* Leopold took a cards. drive.
Te. Prises of Latham left Wisiesr flat Parlessoath.
_ _

The Earl and wane' r De La Wrr sad the ai.Dt Hoe.
Sidney and Mn. Herbert bays less their depute» trent
the Carle.

Mr. Potter, Preident of the Masabsgsr Chamber of
Commerce, Mr. Ponds, Mr. Simpson, sod Mr. Graham, had
an interview with Lord John Rowell yesterday at the
Foreign-office on the 'abject of Mexican Wain.
A deputation from the vestry of St. Nartberin-the-Fields
bad an interview with the Hight Hon. W. P. Cowper, yea.
terday, at the Office of Works, Whitehell-plies, oa the Mb-
jog of drinking fountains. The deputation caulked of
Mr. Churchwarden Marsha% Mr. litieberd Cobbett, Mr.
Tempany, Mr. flair% Mr. Dasgerfidd (vestry clerk), Mr.
Borstall (vestry rarreyor), and Mr. Taylor (contractor).

Visoonnt and Viscountess Palmerstou have arrived
at their rename. in Piccadilly from Mr. Mika, M.P..
and Hon. Mrs. Milne's seat in Yorkshire. The return of Os
noble Premier and Lady Palmerston was only decided upon
yesterday morning, and their intended visit to the Earl and
Counter Fitswilliam, at Wentworth, abandoned.

Loed and Lady John Rumen and Miaow RturalL
who are staying with the Doke of Bedford at Woburn Abbey,
Bede, will return to Pembroke Lodge, Richmond Park, to-
MOITOW.

A marriage is arranged to take place between
the Fort et Smallest and the Lady Basin Murray, Miter
of the prang Furl of Dunmore.

Lora and Lady Ashburton arrived at Bath House
yesterday, from Scotland. The noble lord and her ladyship
will leave town to-day for the Grange, Haute. _

Lord and Lady Rukoby are expected at Montagu
Holm to•day, fgan Hadewood, H.M.

Sir Robert Peel, Bart., M.P., left town yester-
day, to iota lady Faiily Pod at O•arva.

The-town of Brighton (says the GaaeUe) never
was so full of visitors se at the present moment, and the
LA few fine days have brought them out in 001114111•1 nem-
bee to =Joy the beauty of our marine promenade and
drive. 8o mild wee the weather on Tuesday, that ladies
found parasols of peat comfort to keep of the warmth of
the sun. This is so exaggeration, for Tuesday was as warm
almost as say day we hare had throughout the earner.
Lord and Lady Bruiport, Lady Harold, and Baran Wilde
and Lady Nary Wilde, are among the hied ennuis at
the Bedford HoteL Count and Countess Bernshaff have
takes their departure from 1, Belgrare-plaos.
We (ikoteents) understand that the junior
branches of Mr. Laing's family are to rends in Bdiaburgh
during Mr. Lists elnenos in India. The right lea. gentle-
man is to be accompanied by Mn. Laing sad their eldest
sae, who goes to the opacity of mastery. The right
hon. gentleman is expected in Edinburgh next week, with
his family.
_ _

We (N cut &Inez Gazette) regret very much to
Mete that the Duke of Norfolk still remains very ill at
Arendt! Castle. No favourable change has taken place;
on the oontmry, we learn that hie grace gets gradually
weaker. He is now entirely omitted to his bed ; and,
although t►e disease from which the noble duke is suffering
may not be beyond the hope of cure, still the family
naturally feel great alarm at the unfavourable turn Ids
illness him taken. Lest week, as we stated, many of the
relatives of the noble duke were summoned to his bedside,
including Ike Dowager Duchess of Norfolk, Lord Edward
Howard, and Lady Foley. They reached the castle en
Wednesday, and left on the following dey. Since that tirse
the reports of his paces health have been wet unfavour-
►ble. The circumstance casts • complete gloom over the
town and neighbourhood.

Mr. Sheridan Knowles, whom the papers ao un-
eeremonkeudy drowned the other day In the Baltic, is mid
Is be in a very peculiar position with respect to his dramatic
works. "Our readers are sot, perhaps, aware," says the
Guardian, "that, having become a nonconformist preacher,
he now abhors as much as he formerly loved the drama.
It unfortunately (or fortunately, perhaps, for the sake of
his consistency) happened that before his conversion, he
' had parted with the copyright to his puldiahers, on con-
dition of receiving a yearly ram of money. This money,
the price of moral poison, as he believes, he now receive&
under a protest. Thus, like fhe celebrated Johnny Sands,
he is obliged to look on impassive, with his hands tied,
while he is benefited against his will."

The Liverpool Town Council, at their meeting
yesterday instructed the Town Clerk to prepare notices for
apptioatiost to parliament for power to any out improve.
manta in the approaches to the town, and to some of the
crowded thoroughfares, at a total coat of from 50,000/. to
60,000 L

It was rumoured in Tralea ou Monday that Cap-
tain Mansell bad been appointed a commissioner of the
Duna Metropolitan Police Force. This would cause a
vacua, is the ropresentstion of Trak..

The Banner of Ulster, the organ of the Presby-
teries. in the north of Ireland, makes the following am-
mmeasement :—" We understand, and It affords us great
*MUM to be in a position to make the ansouncement, that
amen the young gentlemen who entered Queen's College,
Belfast, at the oommenoement of the present session, were
seven students belonging to Aberdeen and its neighbour.
hood. These Scotch alumni have no doubt been attracted
to ear Northern Athens by the result of the civil service
esereinations and the fame of some of our Queen's Col-
lege 1.0110110111..
Tat EllialiVALTY 07 LONDON AND MIDDLI-
- special arnmegement, yesterday morning was
appointed by the Qomes's Remenibraper, at his chambers,
No. 68, Choppy -law, for the 0061101 PM of the prangs/.
Immo is repast of Pe Majesty's warns& of approval of
the Sheriffs el Leaden and neriff of Middlesex. Mr.
Bscoodary Potter, the City solicitor, Charlie Pewees,
isq. and the hie arid prompt MOM Vadirelmotff,
Mr. Lira, aliensied Wave the gesen's ftemembrancer,
Piss hulas, the chid desk, krmellyteed the war-
m& Pier meal fee theist* sheriffs' appearance to account.
Mr. Ifeesseeksp Prase them formally messaged the warrant
to be remenimi.—Mr. Pantos read the warrant for the pro-
mise sled, to appear and cement, which Mr. Trodershariff
Neglekes eognssisi should be recorded. The City Solicitor
Pea perfseised the Plod Pit and service by cutting fag.
gets with a Wag* and hinealcoss suit and barna for a
=staktod tailed the how, in Shropshire, mad also di
sad mixtycs• balsas as suit sad servile ter
lemi and premier celled the Poop, in the prink of Bt.
Clemost Dams. The itomemabramow having declared the
serviese well peefcemed. the proosonap terminated.

TiE ZINN AND THB ETON Bon.—On Friday
Let, her lfajeety, attended by the ladies mid gentlemen of
the court, rode oat oa boreebsok, sad as Warning to the
Castle, the Royal party were overtaken by a shower of We.
he they were paaaMg the lodge gate of the EM
lads, two of the students were sinedieg Near, whoilanT
the inherent politeness of an Etonian, raked If they might
be permitted to offer to the Queen and her bidy in
eftendanos their umbrellas. The du was graciously
wasepted by her Majesty. Shortly afterwards the
rain craned, and the umbrellas were brought back to
the voting gentlemen by Lied Alfred Pepe, the equerry
is waiting, with her Majesty's 1111101111 en the °brans side
of a sovereign, which Use geese bed sent le Ma of the
boys In acknowledgment cif their petiteness. The delighted
youths lost no time in eregagieg the monism eff Mr. Martin.
the Den jeweller, for the purpose ef hewing them
to their watch chains, sa ornsweent it Need eet=l
they rise far beyond the intriesio value cff their gold
watches. The name of the youths are the Hon. Mr. Pee-
booby, and Mr. Salt, son of the member far Stafford, both
pupils in the home of Mr. Waite.
Thu LATH EARL MANVERB.-1126 mortal remains
of the rasperted Paul Miiver. are to be deposited in the
family vault of the [rakes of Kingston, at Holm* Pierre.
Pont, Hotta, to-morrow.