The Express.
London, England, 1857-04-09 00:00:00

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Bo*. on the fa north The
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P;iace Arthur end the Preterite and Lours war
to the Zoolopteal.gardre to the Itegent'avark. Prior
Luger railed the Deebra d Orecareer, at Orecarer
Hour_ Tlyt Prier are paid,. Tint to the Deahrie4
Lest. .
Prater of Ifolteekthe leaperarg, the Prince of
the Wit Hoe. B. Lebouchel,a Ceptain,the
11=1. 7Detuttiu Mar with bit Marry In the antaiss.
The leid•Clrserler rear. the *pee sod Paer's
eaureal, f
core Walince it tipper Orrßroo dak y of L
= iar TIM, at his
lardeli-lettelock.
were nerved at the
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fregllDVain Ocnersors of Ceylon, Hoeg Kong, lgta
Wolin ulusimais,
TIN Duller of Yet took. ardor drive yetteday.

The interesting ceremony of the distribution of
her lbejealy's Maundy era to take place at the Chapel
Boll; inil4lloP, dthe aftentoon, at two o'clock. The
_Mayas elefirik lard Met Almoner, olliciates, sWed
Agiall, Pab-Almonsr, ent Yr. Jos. Heathy, Secretary
bet ilkjeetib Abaonry. Thera will be choral service,
bal tars mihnes MB be ssag on the ocoosion.
min4ilmily the Ambassador of France and
Iles Coast= Arnim will leave town to-morrow for Pena,
is mart for • iota period.
' The Duke of Montrose left town a few days since
fa SintIMIS... Us Sachem still reran= In 'mem.
The Earl end °metres of Bradford left town,
yestordsy; far tbak seat, Coatis BrOarwich, am Blaming-
limn. •

. . .
Viaeount and VinC011111• 61.1 Palmerston entertained
rt &AL MR evening, at their madame, Cambridge Houma
Timittly, Encellency the Sardinian *Mailer, Its
Oslbe ghaarabary and Lady viakela tkr 'aka
kod Lady DlUbsair rl lam Milbraka, Mr. Alm Evelyn
Swing. rad Mr. Na, Mandaudd.
Leta Ma li4 Londeatiorough and Lustily have
mdmilhat Me 4t4 may Ofilleol2 Park, war Tadertar,
!em their damn la Oa KWh at Frame.

Lad and• Lady Aveland are at present staying on
a visit with lewd end tatlY WifieughtY Zresby, at Grimm-
tame, in Lanocialltira.
Lord and Lady Burghley have left town to jbin
the fatally circle at Burghley Bann !sear Stanford.
Lady Sophia Tower was safely delivered of a son,
raw* afternooa, at her reeiderara in Haten-egame. Her
iedyebt. sad in Foresaw favorably.
The Right Wei B. Disraeli sad milk Diwaeli
have tea town far Hunitinden Lleaat %aka

Sir John and Lady Milbanke arrised in town on
Tneeday, treat Markin).
M. Bouillar (Consul of Franca in New York) ham
arrived at the Brunswick Hotal, Jersayn-sheet. The BAND
d'Alsoastebes has also arrival at this eatekilehment. The

Barra seed Baron es Von der Laniken have left the aeon
!Keel for liherikeburg.
The following distinguished persons have visited
the Great Globe, Lekenter-eqoare . The Royal Fatally of
Gads, the Coast and Creston of Jersey, Prime Heierbasy,
Sir John sad Lady Pakington, the LAM* Fiertaareasse,
Falcon, end Holland, Sir John Boileau, Sir Joshes and
lady Wessington, Sir T. Freehand*, Lord Campbell end
ladies, sad Lord Berleigh.

Sir Henry C. 'Mathison, K.C.8., bea made the
numitimat oar to the directors of the Greenock Amy
of a cadetship to the military minim el the Hon. Post
ladle Company, tor' competition mom' the pupils of the
Methane&

MR. BRIOHTS FAREWELL ADDRESS.

To TIIT ELICTOIIII OF TNT CrTT or MANCHE/MTS._

Gentlemen,—l have received a telegraphic de-
spot& infoMoing ma at the result ot the Ugrim carret in
which you have put been engaged. That result hoe ma
greatly surprised me, and, so far ea I am personally cm-
meted—inasmuch es it Minstar me from public life la
manner which' involved co my pat no shrioking from thy
dry—l cenootOerionsly regret it. I basest it on public
moods, breams it tells the world that many same* you
have theadoerd the *oleos you mimed to hold to the
year 1847, sad era so reordly ula the year 1862. I be-
lieve the slaw* *all hes sot and to rare me with
briny forme/tea my of the principles, oa the heart etquort
of which I ellared myself twice, and was twice soaped, es
Tom repreatative. The &err sprat sr has rather
her, that I hive too Tandy and too faithfully &bred
the political views Which found so much favour with you at
the two previous elections.
If the thongein your opinion of me boa mimes from my
coarse as the *maim of the war with Russia, I can only
eay the, on a 'mina review of all the circumstance, of
the esse—sod daring the pet twelve months I have had
maple time Ikr ear a review—l would set inlay or em
trot say one of the speeder I have spoken, or erase
from the Monis • of wheaten' my cite of the votes
I have give& Imp it, if I could thereby revere the
decision to which yea have mum, or rear thy easy &s-
-tream which it la la the power of my OXllllirinla to
wafer. lam ter end will Burin bee, from say than Is
the rakes sat gang Woodshed of that moderholy
&spier la the rads at my cosate7. I crest, lereweer,
forget that the leader al the oppositka in the mast ora-
tor have not Me isfluered by my oesdnot me this ors:
dos. They were itss suerestal but not ler titter in their
hostility in 1862, aid era in 1847, when my ray piddle
merit or demerit .cmedeted m cep labours to the oaths of
bee trade. Oa II•Ch masks calling themselves liberals,
sad calling tharausdidatte liberele else, they have teederell
with the othervativra whilst now, doubtless, they have
&railed Mr. Gibson end myself on the grouts& of
preteuded coalition with the commander he the Moose of
• Casszoosal

I hsvorotomnal it • high how to be are of yew riper
ssabtims, sad Um glom mom d mould sad phyalma
Warm to Tea unto Asa we J. to nye& ; I Lei *
somorly sa bracer to wary to the taws d perm sad
an behalf at whet I WWl,* to to the true istansts of otY
cooatry—thotigia coold hove wished that the blow had
toms from Misr hands; at • time what I could hew bola
promst to swot boo to boo thew wbo daft It.
la Midair my how of you, sad public lib: ist me swum
7w4 tbat I am hero Snot the oassy—tbs innamm-
abio—kialarsses I bow waived tram my him& sanagm
Tea, No.. mom than I *mil la sat Wm Wisp
yea promnrity sad booms ; sad I @s not without s how
that, whom a mbar how Won caw, yea will say of Mt.
Gibson sad of nay *at, as camps, m yow narmsatatioa
for tea wars, we lame not embed our priripbe to pia
popolarftp or issilmodose kahrisdre Jim fw rwobwrato
se IMOD, or be Maw of Ss west • I bal bat rt ham
sisal be Si 011111 s, sad Maws* mabostion of thi weak
sod dirot io him's* tarnished the balm or Wows* be
taripa d psit ctty.—l ma art, as I haw Whorls
law, vary ddiWT yaws, Joan Swaim
Mama" Ward 11, 1167.
nts iMpr..77...Y0 OF PAZ LUNINT.

As aMorot( a wide to public e4Setatios, is me.
pod to tho whale wapiti= of dm new paamtat kr
the Oat week Air its madam we swat so extract from
the timed of to. ha boom was It not abler sailer Mr-
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Ham at a 2,p.m.,,and west to the Lords.
lir Lads Comealogicars divided the hones to proem& to
the adios o dpeebsc, wad te aseest blast lis
doe the Mel
lbesy=ttatiat at Mr. Pollsor, eleandled by
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SOUTHAMPTON, TH17144T.
The Jura has arrived with the heavy portion of
the Australian mails. The mails consist of 166
,boxes -and bags. Amongst her cargo is 85,0001.
sterling,: chkgy in Australian gold. Among her
passengers is Mr. Westgarth, a distinguished Aus-
tralian colonist. . . .

The mails wore despatched by special train, at
ten a.m. - -

The Simla, which brought the mails to Suez, met
with extraordinary See weather between Melbourne
and Point. de Odle. She hid an easterly wind
through Bess's Straits, which is very unusual
from King George's Sound to Point de Galls she
had a fine north-wed wind. Althesgh she took in
bad coals at Sydney, she had fuel to spare when she
reached Point de Calle. The reason why she did
not bring more gold from Australia was owing to
so many fevourite clipper ships being about to
start for England at the time she left, and to the
recent departure of the Oneida.
The European, which brings home the next over-
land mail, will, it is expected, bring a large quan-
tity of gold.
The Oneida started from Australia with a large
quantity of, coal on board. She 'must have expe-
rienced favourable weather. It is probable that she
broke down, and as she has a' large three-fanned
screw, which cannot be disconnected with the engine,
she will be unable to sail well, and she may be some
weeks in the Indian Ocean.
When the Binds left Melbourne trade was quiet.
The town of Melbourne is vastly improving in ap-
pearance, and the wild diggers are becoming more
civilised in appearance and manners.
It was believed that Sir Henry Bully, the new
governor, would not have many difficulties to con-
tend with.

The expenditure of a large 4111111 of money on
railway materials, by government, without the dis-
tinct authority.of the legislature, had given dissa-
tisfaction and had caused a debate in the Legislative
Assembly, Ia the Assembly A bill had passed
through committee to provide for the establishment
of an emigratioh department in England to manage
the funds provided by the colony for emigration
purposee—,fimds which have hitherto been adminis-
tered by the commissioners appointed in England.
The bill for abolishing the property qualification of
members of the Legislative Assembly has passed
through that Chamber and been read a second
time in the Council.
It has been proposed to establish a new colony
between the rivers Murray and Marrombidgee.
Sir Alfred Stephan, the chiel justice of New
South Wales, has resigned, and Mr. Hubert Plun-
kett has sdcceeded him.
Trade in general is healthy in New South Wales.