The Express.
London, England, 1858-01-11 00:00:00

MINISTERIAL MOVEMENTS.

Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston leave Broad-
laads, near &sassy, to-day, to visit her lisjesty at Windsor
Castle, and will therm return to town for the season on Wed-
nesday seat.

Ilia Right Hon. Sir Charles and Lady Mary Wood and
famfly arrived at the First Lord's °Soled resideace at the
Admiralty on Saturday evening from Hickleton-hall, York-
shire.

Lord Patient's has nearly recovered from the 'ache of
his recent attack of goat, and will arrive in Cheshatn-plaoe
to-d.y from Brachia Cast., N.B.

The Earl sad Countess Granville, who arrived at
flavenache lodge, near Marlborough, on a visit to the
Marquis and Marchioness of Aileabury, on Saturday last,
front Bowood, the seat of the Marquis of Lansdowne, come
to town on Wednesday next for the season.

The Lard Chancellor and Lady Cranworth have arrived in
town for the own.

The Right How. the Chancellor of the Exchequer and Lady
Theresa Lewis and family are expected at Kent House,
Knightsbridge, on Wednesday next, from firrpton Court,
Radnorshire, for the season.

The Earl of Clarendou, who left town to join the Countess
end famfty at the Grove, near Watford, on Saturday even•
ing, will return to his residence in Grosvenor-crescent, on
Wednesday next, for a permanency.

Summonses wen issimd out Friday, at tha command of
Viscount Palmerston, for a Cebinet Comet), at his official
residence In Downtng•atraat, at 2 o'clock cm Thursday ttatr
the 14th inst.

His Excellency the Ambassador of France and the
Counter Peridgny will peas through town today ea routs
hose Kimbolton Castle, the seat of the Duke of Manchester,
to Badminton Park, where the Duke and Duchess of Beau-
fort are about to receive • dlathsguished circle of viaitors.
His excellency came to town on Saturday to have an inter-
view with the Earl of Clarendon, and returned to Kimbolton
the same evening. •

The Dake and Duchess of Argyll and family have
returned to their villa residence on Campdeo-hill from elid-
ing the Duke and Duchess of Sutherland at Trentham Hall,
StaSordehtre.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Breadalbane
have arrived at their mansion in Park-lane, from Langton
Houma, Berwickshire.

The Marquis of Bath leaves town to-day on a
visit to the Earl of Cardigan at Deane Park, Northampton-
shire.

The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield's party, at
Bretby Perk, ham aspirated. The following have been among
the garb of the noble earl and counter .—The Dachas of
Richmond sad Lady Cecilia Gordon Lennox, the Earl and
Constar of Derby sad Lady Emma Stanley, the Earl end
Counter of Wilton sad Lady Catherine Grey Egerton, the
Countess of GlengpD sad Lady Margaret Butler, the Earl
Cowper, Lord and Lady Colville, Lord Henry Gordon Len-
art, Cul. the Right HOC Cull W. Voneter, M.P., Col. the
Hat. Jams. Madera, Col. the Hon. A. Harding*, Hon.
Mr. Cahn's, Mr. Luba, Mr. H. Merril Ingram, &e.
The Earl and Countess of Wilton will come to
town on the 20th instant, from Egerton Lodge, Melton
Mowbray.
lhe Earl and Countess of Craven and the Ladies
Craven have returned, from a tour of visite, to Ashdown
Park. The family are expected be town on the 18th inst.

The Earl and Comics@ of Shaftesbury will come
to town the latter end of the week, from St. Web's, Dorset-
►hire.

—Laura Countess of Antrim left town on Friday, on
• visit to Francis Marcationam of Londonderry, at Wyuyard
Park, Durham.

Viscount Canterbury leaves town to-day, on a
visit to the Earl at Cardigan, at Deana Park, Northam:inton-
e**.
Viscount Orey de Wilton left town last evening
for Rgarton Lod., Mains liewboay.

Lord and Lady Foley will come to town on the
19th Instant, from Worksop Manor, Notts.

Lord .4 Lady Loeit and the Hon. Min Frazer
have arrived at the Bt. Georges Hotel

.-
The Count and Countess Labedoyere have retained
to the Brunswick Hotel (St. James's), from a visit to her
ftlajeety, at Windsor Castle.
The Hoo. Edward Howard, British Minister at
the Court of Lisboa, left town, on Saturday, to resume his
diplom►tic duties.

The Hon. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon have left the St.
George's Hotel.

The Berlin correspondent of the Tinges writes
On the day after the public entry into the city the youth
and beauty' of Berlin, without respect to rank, talent,
and faahlon,' is to be admitted in the parlous of thirty whim-
tiled virgins, to present an address to the Princess, atom-
panted by three ladies, who will, for the 000seion, undertake
the arduous duties of honorary maternity to the alkirmaid
demsela. As I have mentioned befog, the honour of form-
ing pert of this youthful band is reserved for the favoured
daughters of the various municipal Dams, and it will
doubtless be difficult enough to restrict the number to thirty.
By some of the numerous young ladies who know that they
will not be of the party, I have been requested to state that
the Prinoess Royal most not expect on that occasion to see
• felt sample of the beauty of Berlin. And while lam on
the sujest I may as well add, to prevent diaappotatznent,
that the Premium 1 general are not a pretty people ; they
are possibly handsomer than the Chinese, and have for the
moat part intelligent eyes, bet a really handsome or pretty
fare is a great rarity, so that an) body who would be con-
sidered moderately good•looking in England might set up
fora beauty here."

Letters from Naples, of the sth, state that the
submarine telegraphic cable in the straits of lumina Is
beaten. It will be immediately laid down again.
The Courtier air Paris says that Mdlle. Rachel's
death was telegraphed to Paris several hours before it took
plow. She fall into • rynoope, which deceived everybody
about her. But when In the evades the medical man era-
"toyed to embalm the body cams to the deathbed, he found
the bust still beating, although a glees pat to her mouth
exhibited no sign of any exhalation cl bmath.

REPRESENTATION OP LINERTCH.—The expected
promotion of Mr. &dead O'Brien to the vacant judgeship
in the Quern's Bench has stimulated many irants to par-
liamentary honours to pay their addreems to the constituency
of Limmick. Three gentlemen have already had communi-
elation with the leading electors of the city: Mejor Gamut,
Mr. J. Ball (late Secretary for the Colonies), and Mr. Charles
Dahlia
Robert Barry, brother-la-law to the Attorney-Genstal.—
Avarua.

COMMERCIAL TRAVELLERS' SOCIETY Of SCOT-
, LAND.—The manna remelag of this socittu wee held Met
might (Friday) if the Stock Richange ; R. K. llasson,
Esq., in the chair. Interesting and highly
=swam, submitted by Mr Tilmte, the escretarystiil=hfctr..
the seamy, from which it are 4 that 88 re-
bin wen aeroillad during the year, n theopeent
bur 644; th• aliment paid during As ems pried vas
4311. 18e. Id. ; and there were six ham) ellaweaces
of 101. molt. The annual contrthatioas the ma
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ben amounted to 1,3741. Ils. Id., mod the balm flm-
eluding iatereet an lavestmests) to chest 700 E n.
&await of Me society's meat was 'Mid at Ik. 83.,
of which 11,111301. in Mewled k heritable The tar
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