The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-22 00:00:00

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Dublin, AprilAprillA,lBBB.
My Lord Archbishop—l have received the commands of
bar Royal Highness the Princess of Wales to acknowledge
the address which she had the pleasure of receiving yes-
terday at your grace's bands, on behalf of yourself as rainier
and the 'marital professors. officers, lady visitors, and
student' of the Alexandra College ; and to assure you of
the gratification with which she hears of the pros-
perity of an institution which, independently of her espe-
cial oonnection with it, would, from its constitution altd
object, naturally claim her sympathy. Her royal highness
hopes that a long career of meAlaess may be in does for
the collsge, and daises me to Sy that she will always be
glad to hear of the progress which it makes. I have the
honour to be, my Lord Archbishop, your Grace's obedient,
bumble eirraut, Harrier Founts.
—Dublin Evening .Vail.

THE FUTURE QUEEN ITALY.
Observing that the city of Turin will to-day witness the
marriage of Prince Humbert, the hc:r apparent to the
throne of Italy, to the Prince. Margaret, daughter el
Victor Emmanuel'. younger brother, the Timer proceeds
!to show how natural it is that the choice of an
Wiling...lX, Arlen 20. —The Queen has been Italian mimeos for the Brat Italian Queen should ham
pleased to graat unto the Rev. Philip Writer, D.D., the , taken bold of the imagination of the people. Wed-
plass and dignity of • canon of her Mersey.' cathedral ding pmects sr, coming to her from all pus,
Move& of Ammeter, void by the death of the Rm. Chris- ~
topher Bemon.— Gazette. 0, a... 7, with opal extravagant, which ace.
A meeting o' the Trades Unions Commissioners tr"" " "rthill'i/ with the daily """"" d th°11.11""
Ewellheld yeeTerday, ',errant _Riaht Hon, Sir William It Lan extraordinary a:motion, and the people are deter.
, Mamma, Lord rcLo, Mfr., Hlt Daniel Goods, ' mined to enjoy it. The hereditary prince is sow mere
Bert., M.P., Mr. James F.ootb. C. 8., Mr. J. A. Roebuck, than 24 years old. His marriage has been pat off quite as Q.C., M.P., Mr. Frederic Harrison, and Mr. William long as is consistent with the interests of the monarchy.
Mathews. Mr. J. C. Trani, secretary to the commis- ton widowhood of .
den. wee also remit. g widowhood King Victor Emmanuel,
sad,mom, him tastes and habit., have fir
Th. H. Auberon Herbert, E.C.L., one of the still
hon. secretaries of the Working Men's Club and Institute many years deprived both Turin sod Florence a
Union lectured last night on the question, " What is a that peculiar tone whichi.a werollpricrowradnereopHluoiFerteshsbludires.:l
Good Chime'." to a numerous and appreciative audience part to a eiriused ereiery,
of members of the St. Jame.' and Soho Club, Rapertotreet, eaatheale. eh.. 184
Ilea=kat. The lecturer was accompanied during the
d of hie &dame hy eery hearty plaudit., and was under the inductees d priestly and military instructors,
most cordially thanked at &trended., of the proceed. sad his intercourse has subsequectly been too long
° I limited aseociates ee his own sex and age, not to have
TIE. es JOHN BRIGHT, M.P., AND SCOTCH RZTORM. contracted • little of his lather's less attractive goalie.
—At • meeting at Hawiek recently, • letter received rities. The education of his youtaul consort, oe the
from Ye. Jelin Met, M.P., wee read. The boo. gouda band, has heea . Ror
caretany attended to man wrote :—" I shall suntort any scheme which has the ' other
favour of the new Beata immure, in whose judgment mother, a primes. of the royal home of barony, plead by
I have gore mafidesce. I believe they will agree on a variety of circumstances at the bead of an almost privet.
anieldniente to be proposed in the government bill, sad eatebtialnset, has brought up the Princess Minaret to
that their amendments will be supported be a majority a quiet retirement, under the tli:tion of German dom•
the house. I thank you for thinking my opinion iv of any
y bops I shall meet ad in what is goad for names. whose cane, the mei is assured, bare be..
daoopod ding myself mainly by the aces& and rewarded by the most cheering results.
Seam
of her,liletral representatives."
It INTERNATIONAL EXHIBIT/ON avow.
—The Duo of Devonshirehas consented to beeeino raw
of the viceireridents of this midertakof big. Hisyer has
also, with r. J. Goldsmid M.P., Joined the list gm-
rental. T. F. Boles, hart, MP.. air J. Goldiudd.
M.P., and the Use, Aubeten Herbert are eentributere t
the fund for prelimi nary expels's. The prospectus has
been traaslated for elation on thecontinent.
THE LATE ALDERMAN Cormalln.—At • Court
of Aldermen, yoderiay, the Lord Mayor presiding, Sir
James Duke dsew attention to the serious loss they had
sustained in the death of their senior member, Mr. Alder-
man Copeland, who, be was sure, was esteemed and re-
seeded, sot war by that court, but by all with whom be
bad come in ooetset throughout the City of London ; sad
proposed a resolution to the effect that the court, having
received with prebend regret the intelligenea se his'
death, sad having regard to the cosacienDoun manner is
which he had filled the various offices which devolved on
him during a period of nearly forty year., desires to ex.
peels their highest appreciation of his valuable sereiees as
a viembor the ompo-ation sad a• • representative in
the Commons Home of Parliament, and to convey to his
Peony their meet sheers eendolesee sad sympathy gamier
their bemommeat. Mr Francis Graham MA= SPWIMIMI
the 'adios, which was agreed to.
TES LONDON AND NORTH WHITMAN RAILWAY,
CONTANT.—At a mediae of the Derby Chamber of Clena!
meet, or Monday, • petitioti to the Howie of lleenniceall
was unsaimenely t01iv14.114 favour of the bill now before
parliament to authorise the Londse and North Western
Railway Company's making a line into, and a station is,
Darby.

ADDILIULTY,
_APRIL 21.—Arrounrmains.—Mid-
Binh B. Reaper to the Prince Consort ; Royal
=a4P.. P.
A. Olinnan• '4, to the Royal Oak. and Braes.
Ilensoinirs, to tike Ostevis ; Amistset-Clenit Freamire
Eli., to tb•Palls• ; Engineers John Rill sad James .A..
Sbswyer. to the Avon , Edward heed*. end Tbentas
to the Pliflomol, and Wm, P. Oyer, is the Dwarf ;1
Amistaitt logineers James Great, to tie Amen ;
Klobsel J. Shannon. to the Morsel L sad Beejamia
Tay* and Anthony IL Brim:nage, to tbe Dwarf.
KARIM* AMR DiVoltel. The Mures jest
lamed as. that *we were 23 marriages in Baglend and
a: We * width one or other of the aostranaig
was elated to *me been Erosional dleimeed. Aim
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meows. sad is. &morel man married a dimmed woman.
la tat there were 22 essesof marriage after &mem MI
4ems 20 psis. and in 1062 there were 29 owes.
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THE Purtunt OE GOVERNMENT. '
The Daily News opposes the autitutional objection be
the pantile the government has taken up, that after a de-
cides defeat, tedinatioa is imperative save whim the
ministry is able to persuade the crown 'that the eliding
parliament doss not, on the suljed in question, eorrealy
express the feelings of the nation. It is his miefortune that
the date of the public business does not allow Mr. Dims'
to advise =appeal to the country ; but we esamot afford no
alter the esestitution on this account. That • gouda.
1 meat la • minority 'of 60 &haul,' have the prattled:eine
, duct of business in pediment ix tantamount to an dm,
1 than of our representative icstitutions, and outside the
house the Mini system may be of durpreen
consequences. We are asked to allow • minister be
govern for a whole year, without or in opporrition to par-
: Haunt, on pretence that parlisinest dem not reprerent
the intim. Daring all that time the reentry is thseefote
lo be administered en tory, lei:toad of on liberal prima-
-1 plea. The unpaid magistracy is to be nominated by the
ram who made-Yr. Cburcbward • magietrate, and all
offices of value la &arch and state are to be the reward et
tory devotion. Although domestic legislating
1 stands still, solemial affairs do not, and tory ideas
will therefore for • year be supreme in odowid
administralisa. Foreign questions of the most urgent is
pertease may at any moment aria, and the nation may
lad itself unmated to • tory policy in continental or in
American alliances or disputes. But even at home the
aternsipium is worse than merely delay. It abselase
everyone from respcasibillty. We are to ban so sehris
in the army or navy, in education or in the law, bums a
tory government will not, and • liberal opposition Mune%
make them. When, next year, thi_litaral infix Wei&
cams la, pet another year will be wasted in Nadia( lii . -
skrneenre ei the government. Without • any paillegar "
Eto Yr. Ehrlich turned oct joss at possmit Ohs
lrets• me
hoists that if be et&ye in, 11* eon as sUpeti; 7
tie shake of submitting to aceeptnedßarriout the: tf
limilipm el the liberal majority, refraWog from idle op.
*Mit Ipso details when a principle baleen &Med. • •
if. WINNOW before be is dismissed Judi elifira. -
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