The Express.
London, England, 1856-11-04 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 4, 1858.

gt)t Court.

WINDSOR, Nov. S.
The Queen sad Prime, with the Princes. Royal,
10e1h.14 4 the Hone Palk this morals'.
L Duchess sad the Doke of Brabeat, stteadat by the
Come sad Coast's' de Luckey sad IL. Jaws Divan,
arrived st Wisdom about a gosttot before 12 o'clock.
Prises Albert net the Illoattiess vfidters at the nilway
'tattoo, sad accompested them to the pestle.
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Prue, Alfred, setssded by Lint:General Sir Frederick
Stavin and Lieut. Cowell, left Windsor in the afternoon for
the Costiaust vii Dover.

The Priem of Wales, Mended by Colossi F. H. Bey-
moor sod Mr. Gibbs, meempeakid Priam Alfred so Dover,
dud will rears to the Carle la-morrow.

Despatches front the Gammon of Hoag Hoag, Ceylon,
West Australis, the West Indio, end the North American
Provinces, Were reared yesterday at *ha Colonial-aim.

The Right Honourable the Mangan of Conyngham,
with his daughter, Lady CaslUs. and lard Kanawha:les
and dueller, Sr. at present sojosruieg at Bifrost, with
the Dowager Marobionsee of Omnibus.
Viscount and Viscountess Villiers have arrived at
Middleton P.rk, near Diluter, on a visit to the Barl and
Countess of Jersey, from Upton Hall, Warwiekshire.
Lady Marian Alford is entertaining a sue-
eosin of visitors at Ashridp Nun Horn. Colossi
the Hon. Peru Hubert, M.P., has jest joined the party.
Lord Granville hut arrived in Paris from et.
Petenbarg._

The Bishop of Ozhied and Mrs. Wilberforce have
retuned to the epiesicel palace in Osfeelablze.

Mr. P. W.wMs;tin, M.P., is about to reset his

dims' it Baluster.

In a White, given by the Bishop of Moray and
Rom, at Wick, on Monday, his lordship adduced
a number of amasses:a to show that the founder of tha Chi-
mes empire wee no other them the patriank
Yesterday the Lord Mayor Loot entertained the
Coast of Aldermen, the Sheriffs, and °Keen of the Corpo-
ratism of London, and a distinguished party at private
friends, at diaper, at the Laudon Tavern. Ames the
guests were General Sir W. F. Williams of Ears, Bart.,
M.P. ; General Sir George Pollock, General Tacker, Gene-
ral Storks, Colonel Sir Williams Rawlissoe, Colonel Bag-
straw, Wesel Headman ; Captain Lynch, C. 8.; Mr. W.
Lindsay, M.P.; the Right Hon. J. Stuart Worthy, M.P.,
hoarder of London ; Major Macgregor, Mr Duman Das-
her, Mr. J. 8. Smith, Mr. J. D. Prows., Mr. C. Wentworth
Bilk., Mr. J. Grant, the Chairman of the Metropolitaa
Rued of Works, Alderman Sir Peter Laurie, Mr. Alderman
Copeland, Mr. Alderman Wilson, Alderman Sit Chapman
Marshall, Mr. Alders= Hasaphery ; Aldanasa Sir Wil-
Rua Maguey, Bart. ; Alderman Sir Jams Duke,
Bart., M.P. ; Mr. Alderman Funcomb; Alderman
Sir John Masgrove, Bart. ; Mr. Alderman Sidney ;
Alderman Sir Francis G. Moon, Bart. • Alderman Sir
R. W. Carden, Mr. Aldermen Wire, Mr. Alderman Cuter,
Xs. Aiderma Cabin, M.P. • Mr. Algoma ROM. Mr.
Aldemaa Lemma Mr. Steiff Muhl, Mr. Sheriff Hats,
Sir Jobs Key, But. ; Mr. Commissioner Harvey, Mr. W.
Fosterwhits, the Rev. Dr. Mortimer; Mr. T. K.
Lyeeb, Mr. W. C. Chilton, Mr. Gomm Mom Kr.
&least Memether, Kr. Deputy Harriman, Mr. Burrell
Gamey, Mr. J. Locke, Mr. Deputy Pamela Mr. Commis-
sioner Preadermet, Mr. Secondary Potter, Mr. Banning,
the Rev. Mr. Nicholson, the Rev. Mr. Whittington, the
Rev. A. Alston, Chaplain to the Lord Mayor elect; Mr.
Lough, Mr. But, Mr. Hubert Lloyd, Mr. Deputy Ath-
eistic" MT. Randall, Mr. C. Pearson Mr. 8. Suipter,
ma; Mr. Comptroller, Mr. Uader•She;iff Andrews, Mr.
Dade, Sheriff Crosby, ita, 1c
The Hamburg Corrospoodsnt states that Prim*
Freda*, William of Haase, eldest ma et the Elector of
Rues Camel, has just married Me. Beelmayer, daughter
et an actor at the Camel Metre. The marriage was sale.
heated In Ragland, sad the new married ample have
already mused to Carmel. The prime was Ms in Noma.
ber, 1832.

The
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The Madrid Ileork states that the Infanta Dona
hoofs, who is married to M. Gaily Bab, has purchased
a small bows it theses-shore, our liebuties ; sad that
her royal highaess " whose health (It says) is Tory Militate.
sad who is a prey to profiraad rallaaeltoly," istoads to
reside there I. rearemeat.
The Espana, of Madrid. says that M. Pacheco has
raseired as nasals; the nanny .5 Lanka.

ADDRESS TO LORD PAL
MERSTON.
...4.

Yesterday morning a meeting of the Town Council
of Manchester way held in the Toren hall ; Inns Warn,
Esq., the mayor, presidiy, to consider the propriety of
adopting an address to the Sight Hon. Vtereunt Palmerston,
G.C.8., First Lord of the Treasury, during his stay in
Manchester. There was • good attendance of members,
and the proceedings having ben opened,
Mr. Alderman Nan) moved the following mention :
"That the following addressto the Hight Hon. Lard
Viscount Palmerston, Ka., M.P., the First Lord of her
Majesty's Treasury, on the accedes of his visit to this city,
hca sad the same is hereby adopted by this council ; sad
disk mid the direction of the mayor, the common seal of
the esepreation be &Mtn thereto :
" To the Right Hoe. Lord Vinson Palterntee, HAI , &s.,
hint Lord of her Majesty's Treasury.
" We, the mayor, aldermen, and cttiseas of the city of
Manchester, in the (Duty of Leander, rife/ to your lord•
ship on this your first; visit to our city • most respectful
and cordial welcome. We rejoin is the opportunity thus
afforded as of declaring the high estimation is which we
hold the distiegniaked @onion you have rendered to your
entitry by the instability with which you have d
through a long, enetfel, sad laborious public lift=
ppoorrtut duties of the Tarbes edam is the goverment Wish
have beta Wrested to yes. We especially ackenriedp
our obligation to year kednip he nadertesksie, la seine
groat
of d addy, the highest and sleet responsible eines in
the state, and for so admfaisteting the aff of the satin
in that capacity as to bring the war In which we wen they
unfortunately, though Judy and unavoidably, semen
to • successful issue. We nide', too, le the premien of
your lordship among as, because we feel that the interne=
end communication of eminent statesmen with the manatee-
teeing districts of the country are calculated to produce in
their minds • treer knowledge of the vest interests with whisk
those districts ere identified that eau be otherwise obtained ;
while, at the same time, they are also ealindated to 'stab-
: fish a mutual sympathy between them sad the com-
munity at large which Gunn fail to be socially and po-
beneficial. As the municipal representatives of this
city, we refer with particular filtered to the important ma-
imes which, under the sanction and advice of you lord-
ships were recommended to the legislature by her meet gra-
ins Mdesty In the speech from the Orme, at the cora-
mesentent of the late session; and we confidently treat
bee Illajeste's goverment will press forward with earneet-
nese and determination those meanne which an necessary
for the relief of shipping from the taxation to which it is at
present wrongfully subjected, and thus relieve the trade end
soseneros of the country from imposts at one impolitic end
unjust. We fervently hope that nano the blessings of that
nate which, by the instrumentality of your lordship's mi-
nistry, is now happily restored, will be the devotion of your
lordship's afford, and those of year oolleague, to each ob-
jects of general Improvement as may remove existing
grievances, and increase the prosperity and contentment of
all cisme of the community ; aid we respectfully venters,
la referringto the future pansy of your lordship's admi-
nistration, to stake use of the emphatic hinginge ones ed.
droned by your lordship to the ministry of the day, and to
egress the hope 'that the government will found their claim
to the approbation of the people, by maintaining, not le this
country alone, bet wherever their samurai may extend,
the ascendancy of liberal, wise, just, and enlightened prin-
ciples.'—Given under our Gammon seal."
Alderman Bit JOBN POTTBI seconded the motion.
Mr. Councillor Wu. Gine supported the resolution, and
took en opportunity of 'lndio, to the steps Lord Palmer-
ston had tan for tanner:hog • measure to amend the laws
relating to shipping.
The resolution was carried unanimously, as was also the
tollowing :
" That his worship the mayor be respeatfally requested to
make arrangements for the presentation, by the council, to
the Right Hon. the Viscount Palmerston, of the address
new adopted."
The Town Cuaa= said it wee expend that Lord Pal-
Renton would receive the address on Thursday morning,
at 12 o'clock, in the Tows-hall, and read the following let-
ter from Lord Palmerston L refinnes to this matter:
"94, Piccada Nov. 1,1866.
" My dear Bir,—l shall be at Sir main Heywood's
on Tuesday, for two or three days. I feel highly gra-
tified by sneb an address as that whin you mention, and I
would beg to sanest that you might sommunitiate with Sir
Benjamin Heywood as to the beet time at which I might
have the please» of recently it.—My den sir, yours
faithfully, PAienheron.
" James Watts, Fag."
The Tows Cousin of Seared, it is understood, have pre-
pared an address
to be pressmen the same day to Lord Pal-
mentos. The Chamber of Commerce and the Commercial
kineiadoe of Manchester have also premed addresses.

We read is the Mama Wen, Oteerefiere of this day : " Lord
sad Lady Palmerston leave Loudon by the t•it °Week into
this morning, and are expeated to molt Ws city at twenty
Wastes after four °Week. They will be met at the
elation by Mr B. Heywood, and will premed at ease
to Cluemost. It I. of coarse impossible to spoilt &Iliad,
of Lord Palstarston'a atematoata until his arrival
shall give the opportnalty of masaltias his wishes ;
bat we believe it to b. probable that cm Wadesaday at nom.
Lord sad Lady Pahnentom will visit the azhibities is the
Meehasies• Inatitation. Oa the same day James Watts,
Bog., mayor of Maaelteeter, Stephen fissile, Beg., mayor of
Salford, Mr. Thomas Bailey, reddest of the Chamber of
Commerce, and Mr. J. Aspinall Tamer, president of the

Commercial Assodatioa, ere Invited to dim at Claremont.
On Thursday maniac' it is probable Lord Palmerston will
receive as eddreu from the Salford corporation at the Free
Library, la Peel Pak ; sad afterwards those from the Mei-
Ouster corporation, the Chamber of Conmeree, and the
Commercial A,sociation, in the Town Hell. Thanday
eirmiat la flied for the meals( of the members and friends
of the MOCIII/liCs. Institution in the Free-tilde Hell, at
which his lordship will be present. It will be well to state
. _

distinctly, u regards the Presentation of the throe address'
at the Town Hall, that only weathers of the bodies
uneerned can possibly be adanitted to the large room during
the procudinp. Then us daq•four members of the cor-
poration, for whom mute will be provided ; the Chamber of
Commerce Ine 360, sad the Commercial fusociation from
160 to 170 members ; so that the regulation we have stated
Is a matter of Ululate Deeseelty, as the room will only wt_
goantodate, with anything like comfort, from 400 to 460
pusons."