The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-31 00:00:00

PRINCE NAPOLEON AT OSBORNE.

Irv'', 3D.

His Imperial Highness the Prime Napoleon.
rvilmed Y Oabir“ to Ls Rim Hortense to-dsy, asz-

pootedly. He st NM holed awl wee received by bar
idejerty rd the Prince Comet. The Pooch mitt is
(Meg up deer tonight to peered to Havre to unbolt the
Zoom and Emma of the French 1* Osborne. This
Ammo the Seehrk, brig, Lisalmat Comanche Low-
ther, was Owed down to Osborne, as • wet of ronsentatio

of t►e &Web Navy. The lhr•d-battle Wee remain at
Spitbeed, am et then Ur et. Visaed, 103 Caplet' Ellhet,
wee Ailed tW altereees by the Cemmeder-la-Chiet,

Admiral Ok Neese deposer; Captain Baia, it la reported,
will probably balk a eommodon's broad pennant whilst the
equalros aemeabling at Spaniel awn row& Unite. Right
ludo(-battle ship are expected to lie it the enchonge
within a few dapt.

REMOVAL or THE COURT TO SCOTLAND.—The
• accompanied by Prince Albert and the royal huntly
sad suite, will leave Landon kr the meth an the 24th of
net month, novelties by the Great Nathan route to
York, ail thence by the North-Radere, bat it his sot yet
been decided by which route her Majesty will be conveyed
into Boatload. Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Heat
will leave the metropolis for Scot...tad on Monday sent by a
'pedal trade bass Hines-cross station, which will start at
10.46, a.m.' wive at Ritchie at 11.40, Peterborough,
12.45, Grantham at 1.40, Retford at 2.40, Doecester at
3.10, 11nottingley at 3.30, and York at 4.30. Her royal
Werner will pees the night at York, and proceed to Edin-
burgh by the egress train at nine o'clock on Tuesday
morning._

I THE QUEEN OF Tlit NETHERLANDS.—Her Ma-
jesty the Queen of the Netherlands le expected to arrive In
Liverpool to-morrow from Manchester. Her Majesty will
stay in Liverpool until Wednesday, when she proceeds to
Ilootlaad. While in this neighbourhood ohs will be the
gnat of Mr. W. R. &andbach, at Woodlands, Aimburth.
The Duchess of Grafton and Miss Hardy have
!arrived in town from Germany.
The Marchioness of Ely and family are staying in
retirement at the Stud House, Hampton Court.
The Countess Dowager of Ellesmere left Ratch-
ford Hall yesterday mom* for Germany.
The Earl and Countess of Ellesmere are staying
stWordes Han, Lrasesahire.
The Earl and Countess of Bective have left Tho-
Wild Hotel, Berfurkey-rment, on a visit to Mr.. Thompson,
at Underlay Hall, Westmoreland.
The Earl and Countess of Stradbroke have left
town, for Hallam Hall, Suffolk
Lord and Lady Arthur Hay have left town on a
visit to the Hell and Countess Howe, at Hopei, Leipate•
shim.

The Count de Beaufort (Membre de is Chambre
dos Reprisentents),sccompanied by the Countem de Beaufort
and ante, have strived at the Brunswick Hotel, Jertnyn-
street, from Belgium.
We (Stamford Mercury) hear that the Hon. Mr.
Powys, eldest son of Lord Lilford, and Lord Boyle, hers
Nerd the Roma CMIIOIII3 body.
The Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Mill-
ing Purchases he the Array met yesterday at No. 1, White-
ball-yard. The:Hake of Screws* peuided. The other own.
misuses preseat were—ths Hight Hess. Sidney Herbert,
Gement Sr De Lacy Evans, Major General Sir Hoary
Hewlett, General Wynyarel, and Hr. Gawp Carr Olyn.
A Venetian Site, given on Tuesday night, on the
owl at Breads, is described as ewesaapip broot up.
wink et 50,000 epeetetees were werzebiod en the beaks to
witwes this wend spectacle. Two power al beads led been
pieced in orchestras erected for the wombs, sod played in
accession Dolan sad Awtrisa sirs. Aboat hat-pest to
o'clock, the Wag, accompanied by all the umbers ofths
royal family, beefed* the newly married maple, arrived,
and wen haled with ths most enthusiastic thews. The
Wets which leek pert is des Be. were Ind up is the sod
how moth of the rough lemon taught them /1.1.1.1 swam'.pleadidy ahlalasted..with V.astiaa
ri tires beariwgdung the war in the Crimes do the olleiala in the ;;;;;.; , —e fr,.
byes lssmtnated is.tanlia-at,
wrraci4
War- °Bice remember ? The question is of seine saw smaimaia,, royal did ace retire until near
importance now that troops are being despatched kw whdelpht.

ZeIIetHIONIIPPOit AUGUST.
•
(Front IA 7.114.)•
Fashion, which never arida*, saythin coming
its needier province, awl delights la regulation
tMrr apparently of trivial famportanos, boa &awed •
towelling dress at owe elegant sad convenient. kowtow d
• Oda full skirt, bar severed by a fitting mosque, having
pails at the side, steed with a aide plan, and buttoning
at kW hen ter In bedew Very full sleeves over ander
shwas ofd. mew =atria (mosegnetalre). This toilette
lis gewailly wag ef • new enetaiel--• calstwe of silk rid
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amiaa—madva in narrow stripe, ter mall abed% black a. d
white. IWO& beige Is she pace pod ; hat is Wet mila
the maps is weird y. plolaWas. Wilma. ma tb Wp
with a alb 11ww• d die ma aramold. alit ea without
balk& A - ahem bawl, Alma al& a quilled
WM% anoWles thhi dem, *pat boom d i. aim-

11114111141111115 Ma mkt that simplicity is the big MANN
phi lbws la ll* smiey or the me" ye tartar.
mak; a• rassias blot% auvit.pliammell gollftia
jesierb, - ha fit. glib ammo l• mat* Sit Illb•
btiiwl 1111111% sal seestraiiile ahem. Far s,
dm, &gbh bog" usandiatt ado. Ward is OW;
Yawl, w 11.1 mei dm* mtadd. Helmer, Am
awe amino elm eiterme awl let eteat at Ih•
mum et almulleika.

tables alio% is wit lave bellimidowd, ass Ilim=
snit wbb dembletties, lagh be* Mood lib
bow • mil ettdor owl LAW bespro Or
sitoretar wre sod belbeloyoll doom &ow-
Imo die theft ebbe est * re Elio sat ethsehrol
*bow,
_or de darted sid et eriyed, is
bent Wl' • sr welese, sot elet by • sow et
belkost• *de al Mood* le mho rem as
do& as oblina's Mom Moires we boob
et dile. if salkaitaiwe it. tir dem, ludist est
.yd ma IF • Mosso • idmis imildremort
lie dm, am ill AuFely del d sermedme
mei by =ailbe booddlo belt do Yoga et do
Met, awl
•ea Ibe bud= thou hi dwoldeor,
laid * • bralmell, • ylleetk be sr •
trio Mrs es door le orepere et a Itgli aragertel,
Ibe bay be Nob hi, whet • IV ramatamar
Itaks
goase: be balm ad ememeteel with
Is Indi am I le by a Abbas ma,
st edit brei dub.
IV• bow New • Mr mold sole la its way, with
Irbil or woo • piled Emil it art Ise with a lay
ro U;arl • Ards bare soEg et Wand door.
Mmilvidi • ism auk halm mams. 1.1 toroles
mid Ilesdis. Tba MM. Mak isi dot,*
omenitell by • dorm et delsia Me lailhay
toreudd calm dr auello,jsemek est eallia• teaso
• ory party WINO solt be weopent sea dress oldie
MI AIM via do Melo ward with a &obi
Map dde .tee ober es do eon. Itlek thin may be
woes is has min node, palmed Mewl, trimmed
with • deep M, eft a lbe Aim II tile bro. Above
thl=end reast the top of dee ..mod abould be a
et mai* V& a ribbon plod wader It ; and, 6a
...pith Ole dem, • white chip bawd, oarmated by •
lowalloos lbws red aro
arid Imo an sill mold weld dortosme; awe-
r=s.wdb my dB bretasetr= someolisalby
*llk Mood woke dom.
Thor Moo oweemellooween me ahead dlgo Odom
see sole el* bib el irk r kw roe Id* weedy
• bused We; do Meer are eat la large wallepa,
wtyed with • esedost ar thalweillemd frill, stave which is
we or two bemilloide. Ties dna of the body is
Med
woe
ma bewilloose, rod we toes se dr se do elbow.
TY wpm jot reweedet Is large plebe. sod • bow is
plod at ititpemiza bit-cotuard dem% large
wthsehnes worn, trimmed with
:127dalmg, b ef lowslin. Double telwes, it
bop mimm wllloor say ame, are alto woos, and we
dessgesmoild Mir with a nacho of mantle or tulle,
se blood mod with a ribbon. Young lodise'
down amosar solorbeis are made with low turbos with
is* ethetoth we* which is worn either &hu mamma or
• nods lIMOIMOL

We have ebb* biked the "Ohms now so much worn
for travelling ad mak/ as
hey= but we do not mention
that the plea Gibe seisms. which t are trimmed,
is ales baud emit Wig bliss' of the shirt, which prevents
it ben setting. Tebbe drum me also now imiwebtlY
bead bead, with Week vibe whoa it b weed in trimming
the beta or with s piss dr odor d the taffetas or the
tbdureiseves sad habil.* he eeerelni weer ere enure-
linen Mill et cabbie mare. pieta in very small pattern,
—le Mak, Wee. Wee er mai ; pet care, however is needed
that ate NMI SUM shred sib that of the drvvi. Others,
We we doeidedly peek , ate made of white cambric muslin, eta.
ider.. le sobers.

81R CHARLES NAPIER'S REPORT OX TIIB
INDIAN ARM?.

This morning aria issued a return to an order of
the Howe r Ccenear oestoriag error " of math res
of • report rdreird by Sir Chair Napier, on the 27i day
of November, 1849, to the Governor-()aortal of India, ea
Mate to the etre and diociptiaa of the Indian army." The
error eM r follow, .

"OM CHARLES !CAPITOL TO TNT DIAL OF WELLINOTo!

"A general report on do military 'into of India, 27ilt No •
roster, 1849.

" The defence of our Indian empire to madded to four dis-
tinct armies—Quista's, Basel, Madne, mad Bombay, am-

rioting collectively oi alma sOO,OOO fighting men ;id 400
plans of field artillery, reedy tar orsrorithout including thane
of position, nomad on forts, or lying in our arsenal,.

•
"This I; a vast army, sad it fs in a good Wale er discipline,
complete in its equipments, full of high courage, and a high
military spirit reigns through all ranks; it is also neoemary
to my that this forts could be doubted without any injurious
pressure on the population, and that every part of India can
furnish recruits in abundance; our service is extremely
popular, and the troops faithful to a proverb. There are
some things which admit of cornetion, and asses may be
put right when the Commander-in-Chief to placed on a
proper (outing, but not till then. I shall roneider these
matters in another letter. Let it bore suffice to say, it is my
decided opinion that this magnificent army is sufficient to
guard India at present, end that the annexation of the Pun-
iest) does not, or at least need uot, demand en additional
regiment. I shall now proceed to the consideration of the
immediate occupation of the Punjab.
Poe this, and, indeed, for every purpose. I think that
Delhi is the place for our great nsagarinec It lie in
e central don to supply troops end reinkereemente. For
this resacm, also, I think that the hued-quarters u( the Ar-
tillery should be marched to Deihl or Meant, as may be
hereafter arranged.
"She rat principle to follow in India, se regards armed
forms, I think is this to have a large well-organised petite
to do ell those duties fee the civil branches of the govern-
ment that require armed man ; such ax occasional guards for
civil sensate, escorts of treasure, putting down robbers, ar-
resting axes by elder of the civil power; in ehort, a masts-
pas that lama the mantas, to their own duties.
is steady any Moan which the troops suffer from
that may net be brand as went of non In barracks.
.1 bays bawd that Lord liardiap objected to the sr
sambllag ef the Indian troops, for fear they should conspire.
I anima I eeanot an the weight of inch an opinion. I hare
never mat with an Indian °akar who held It, and I certainly
do not hold it myself; sad few assa have had more opportuni-
ties of judging et the MAI of all three Presidencies than I
have. Lewd ffardlsge saw but the Bengal army, and that
only as Clovernor•General, and In a short time; I have
studied them for nearly eight years, constantly at the hoed
of Bengal and Bombay aepoys, and I me see nothing to fear
from them, except when ill-used; and even then they am
low dangerous than British troops would be in similar cir-
cumstance,. I see no danger in their being maaacd, and
very great danger in their being spread over a country as
they now are ; on the contrary, I believe that, by concentrat-
ing the Indian army as I propoec: is spirit, its devotion, end
its powers will all be increased.'

TILE PRESTIGE OP EUROPEAN/ IY INDIA.—As
se am is a hero with Tab*, ao we may expect the la-
thes, wham they leseme Noe familiar will ma, to tees to
mord as ea Ole sad that prestige which the Eurapres
see beam and wbkolt bag lilksto Ma laminable to
VIII be lowered in the seem Ahoody is this eta
eis,bla In oar large toms ea the bithweVn Th.
natives Oda city of Beaky me le the Gam degree no
in the q-o saliny to the UM of India.
The s aearpfiMleWd Me mph, at a diarist are, in PO
dee MIS awe Y the temosia eledeter held. sad with en
mot wee rayed see the bah& hp bedsit Ia the rural
di dole eery European mintlemn Is is Ms eyes et tla sto-
tilme at the plownisra of Os mantry. They ham
einft.ladistinct Mina et the album et pales maths
es, hos do tiomme r dem es the They kraw are
re id d the ewe aide, he weed l deeperide eer
meld ON& they areet en who lot develled
nod fa WY mg how balm molds et the het we
hereejea am& wad ism ear alma persmil expsehnes we
mid mew ezempim may be eisilleisat
Ike warWe et,
me • eobeltem, sareking
• *bit *rosy at meaty Or eighty mike m a
mete selidem needled by Iterepans, and we toned the had
nee dee& yap rridy as int prod eked, sot to
eillemetoo le the meats et Impala and provosts wham
Quinn is ea • mimeos, bet to mks their aims, and mw
teas Mi the balled., towhee, sad whatever we wasted,
were approved of. Thew men reasehted eat of bed—may
ot then waft the whole aight—enseely le do es lementr.
Bat again we hare travelled along the high wad of Ur sure
district, sad have beat very dinerently Meted With.. tor
Ism we rosary would the villagers give no the hest arid-
amen eves Man a diacaltire from the elate et the reds,
and the dace of the me—leder' e Napalm t Lige*.