The Express.
London, England, 1858-11-08 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVEN&G,, NOVEMBER 8, 1858.

Clii Court.

WINDSOR, Nov. 6.
The Princes of Leiniagen mud his Serene High-
DNS dined idth her Malady yesterday. Coking the Don.
Bit Charles and Lady Phipps, the Dean of Windsor, and the
Hon. Mrs. Wellesley, and Sir Janie. Clark h►d the honour
of being invited.

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goyne and Prince Napoleon at the reception of the
funeral cm of Napoleon I. at the Invalides, which
ceremony I described yesterday.
Sir John Burgoyne said :
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Her /Neely the Queen of England, being desirous of
offering to his Imperial Majesty a relic which she knows to
be interesting to Francis, has charged me to bring to Parts,
end to place at the disposal of the Emperor, the funeral oar
on which were conveyed to his fret tomb the mortal remains
of the illustrious founder of the Napoleonian dynasty. The
admiration which I feel, as a soldier, for the sublime genius
and exploits of that great warrior ham caused me to feel the
greater pleasure at the choice which my gracious Sovereign
has made of me fur the fulfilment of this honourable
mission.
Prince Napoleon replied :
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General,-1 receive, In the name of the Emperor, the pre-
cious relic which the Queen of England has seat to him. I
receive it u a testimony of her desire to efface the poignant
remembrances of St. Helena, u a pledge of the frkedship
which unites the two sovereigns, ends' a proof of the aliens
which exists between the two nations. May this alines
long continue, for the happiness of the human raos I May
t reserve for the future as heat results a those which it
has already produced I I am charged by the Emperor to
inform you, general, that he particularly appreciates the
choice which the Queen hes made of you for this mission.
We are happy to have to thank one of those glorious chiefs
of the English army by the side of whom we have fought,
and for whom we have retained such a high esteem.

Most of the papers have svited that the body of
General Sallee had been brought to Paris for inter-
ment, but this is not correct; and it seems that the
report of a public funeral was unfounded. He was
buried to-day at the village of Merinville, near
Montarge. M. Granier de Ciumagnac, who has of
late years become superstitious, states in the Beall
that the general long had a presentiment, not only
of his premature death, but also of the sort of death
that he should die. He once consulted a fortune-
teller, who told him that he would attain the highest
ranks in the army, and soon afterwards perish mise-
rabl. This was not a bad shot for a gipsy speaking of
a soldier coming from war in Africa and going to
fight in the Crimea. But M. de Calsagnac cites it as
a wonderful prophecy.
There has been a decided rally at the Bourse to-
day, for which no particular reason was assigned.
The Rents rose 20c. for cash, and 25c. for account,
closing at 73.40 and 73.30. Mobilier rose 16.25.
The Orleans Railway rose 10f. Eastern and Lyons,
8.75 each ; and the other lines about sf.

The snit of Prince Napoleon to Algeria (says the
Akhbar of Algiers) has been decidedly postponed to
next spring. His Imperial Highness announced the
fact himself to a deputation from this colony who
were presented to him a few days ago.

HOLSTEIN.

COPENHAGEN, SATtriumr.

The Bing of Denmark, by two ordinances, dated
November 6, has abrogated the law of October 2,
1855, so far as relates to the duchies of Holstein
and Lauenburg, and also the six first paragraph, of
the ordinance of June 14, 1854, and the letters
patent of June 23, 1856. The States of Holetein
are convoked for January 3.

TURKEY.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov. 3.