The Express.
London, England, 1861-12-25 00:00:00

:NTEKNATIONAL EXHIBITION OF 1862.

We believe we are now in a position to state that
• corks mel averingernents of the forthcoming
I.‘ Whitson will he carried on with undiminished
'l,4our. In furtheranse of the wish of an august
orseia.:e that everything iu %loch the deceased
rfilitN. Consort took au interest should be carried
01 with unremitting care, the Royal Counnissioners
have ben unceasing in their exertions to render
tbr nerd nationaecalarnity as little injurious as
to the pospeets of their unilertaking and
ti.- commercial interests of the people. All
111. as to the formal opening ceremony are
10t....1-al) postponed for the present, but in the
1111 l • the preliminarr arrangements are being
..rriol to coriuletion as rapidly as possible. During
!!.. past week the progress made in the works at
Kiliengtou was rapid and considerable. The build-
is mow entirely roofed in, and the greater part
the flouring of the southern courts ban been
down. The offices are in a great state of
forwaribiesa, and the eastern dome rime rapidly in
its tall columns, the owtractors, Messrs. Kelk and
Lucas, being full of confidence that it will be
completed at the appointed time. The western
done is in not quite so formed a condition. The
refreshnitut rooms are getting on well, and the
eastern annexe fast approaches maturity. Monday
was of course observed as a char holiday at the
building, hut yesterday the works were resumed with
ass accustomed energy. At the offices in the Strand
the print ipal occupation of the staff is the opening
of letters, of which no fewer than 2,500 werereceived
iu the course of yesterday. Out of these about
2,400 were complaints from iutemling exhibitors
respecting the %minuets of their allotments. The
whole of the returns for the industrial department,
amounting to upwards of 8,000, have been sent
out, so that the office will be able to devote its
attention henceforth exclusively to the tine arts de-
partment, the exhibitors iu which are nut expected
to be much more tractable or reasonable than their
imhistrial competitors. It is a noteworthy fact
that the conneassioneot have received one letter of
thanks fur the amouut of space allotted to an in-
tending exhibitor.

lompetehee wen, east yeatenlay from the Cakeid-ones
to the Lard Higb Commbeiooer of the lonian Wends.
The remain. of General Sir Edward Bowater
wen broiled os Monday from OWNS, bl the Boulogin
Fulkoatime route, to Looks.

(Tierra) belbeve we are correct in ;dating that
("mat Rubber, has written • despatch to the Aurtrise
Miaiater at Weehiegtoo, in which he states that he con.
eiders the government of her Britannic Majesty Lu be fully
joell.ed is requiriug reparative for the proceedings of the
Sea Jarieto, awl Count Itechberg urges the American
government not to complicate their own affairs by any
he.itation in latiefying the jest demands of her Majesty's
govera•aent.

A. .t mark of respect for the memory of hi.
Ho) al Highness the Priam Omen, the Ist Tower Hamlets
Artillery meembled at their battery. in Blackwell, on
)lowly lam, and fired minute guns from 12 until 1 o'clock.
The officers present were Captain Smith, Lanka Marsh,
Mayon, and

THE CNANcILLOI44III? Or THE UNIVEILNITT 07
CAMPIUDGL—CANIIIIIDGE, TVVIDAT. —At the meeting is
the Cotobinstioorriont of Trinity CoHap, held to-day, the
Molter of Trinity is the r.bsir, resolutions wore adopted ins
favour .4 the aornisalioa of the Doke of Diressiairs, sod a
comouttoe wu appointed to memo his poses elm**.
The mere of the committee sad a copy of the rimahstisas
will Lc fund ID AO a4vertiseinmit. Ate muting; of Mir
bap .4 the Smote held thin day at the Eagle netol, the
Names of Jeans College accupyiag the chair, it mu pro-
posed be the Pirovoot of Klan's, sad sommded by Hr. (lir-
ellootoor, rif C'brist's College. sad ansaisoosely resolved "
That his time the belie of Neethantberisad is maimistly
.pialiikd, as well by hie great seiroatillo stlatanteata as by
the regard Le has shown foe the church of Emerged, sad by
many sets of masitlemios, ter MI the meat altos of Chau-
cello: of the University of Cambridge." A emmaittee was
thee formed to forward his rotors, of whirl the /balmy of
Jeer College was appealed chains's. The Duke of
Neethimalreelsail is to be pat is nominotion by the smear-
soave&

brwtAx LAW Cow wflowng.—Loaria Ornes,
—MA kftlelPS has hors phased to amine Se flight
Doh Sr John !tonally. KM., Seater of ths Roth ; rho
mos Ron. ea William Fri. Kat.. Owl Janeiro of tho
Court of Coarse Morn ; Ur* kiat4fori. thr SWIM Ryas
Mat. the Spilt Ho. Robert Vico•Pessident of this
Conmellene of Cossall es Einsstion; Sr Josses Shaer
Itibus. Lot., olio of tho Junius 111 Ss Coen of Oenumos
Sow ; sail Jobs Morphemes Mcsrisoi. Sq.. Is Marb
MO/40 comnissloson • bob of subsea,-
Moo Is. for leas, sad for s=g and
Mil saw smotesrs is Matt= le Ss Wes, ofMets ft.;
lad* as Noy is Moroi Os tho said sesenissionoss, by her
Majesty's Ihren•say of SW, ler Intlis.--GazoNe.
eftowy-orrees, D•c. IL —Nam= Rrrvamaw
t. MERV! 131 PantLists.—Barry Foley
Versos, of Hasbory Hall, la Se osanty of Warconer, Err,
for the castors shrinks) of this ..list yof Worcester, I. So
room of Joke Modesto llorigetts Foley, Esq., doomed.
Gazers.

-7111 i NAVIGATION or TO DANOI2.—BLIAZD or
Team WIIITZIIALL, Der. 10.—The light Bea the Lenin
of Si. Consumes of Privy are halm& have resolved
bum the liesrmery of ea{. M lerelim Allele a espy el
a gee& from the DMA seashar the &reps' alb-
MINN el the cask % siedifyisp enlase I sad 3 el Si.
prewhiesel the July, UN, tar tbe Ns
el
*se drew. sake resfeeralse whisli mai isseriedviett:
leader Gnat of Si. 114th Alga* 1110.—easeite.
lla Olhatatalltrik DLP., AID TIN Lou) CHAN-
Grua' loburo.—The Dadra Snail. NM ma-
ltase the be6ereis the laud (laseeller and
the ft• wide b lased is • seflime
&FAT*, ef the eseme elf
the pram. The Led ==r relies to w spesebee
delivered at the am aselle& sal steles that the
whole of the yeeseselless wart he hies to he alto-
gether at carless@ with Si. Woe allesisses to which
awry subject of the realm is bawd. The later was
addrosesd to Si. Ma. potionbil se • sagiarata
is ceder that be alibi =she am& ebservatiess epos
it a lie thought . Is Ida seats, Si. 0' es
metes hie tat es emerediebere majoettik;a7bthe
Irish people feel that thee lave mesh awe roma to be
grateful to Si. itemerliew melee t to the bash
govirrameat ; and that disuider% is Si. sweet of •
war Lemma Ararat said Wee, d. they would be
war nawlllag to supply ass sad swag for the purpose of
(hetroyisg Americas aosemerite, beeehialtag Automate
aid basalletieg the AmerieesHe modally
avows that times are hie aretimeeses, sad says that h. r
petaled to eaderstend why the Lord Chancellor
directed his letter to him as a insghdrate, aid
ad ay an Irishman, and he waits to know " whether the
two cLarecters an moompsehlia" •• Must a rarotrate
forego freedom of thought aid espreries Nest be take
Si
&slab view of every qesstlia. sod el ease stile the
arm) prriblactiotis of hi. lash beset! 'ale Misr our
wt sites us the loth of Deamaber, mad em the 17th the Lard
thascelka's ...eaterysnore to him, statist that be lad
bees implicated as a magistrate for the counties of (ha
and Kerry.
LOATH Or MR. T. Howikap STRWART, F.Z.S.—
The
sarobers of the medal proforma. severally these
edecaled at KMg's College, will regret to hear that this
expired after a short bet severe War, at rid-
Ciriselma e, over Cambridge. os the 2lst lost, at the early ags
of 29. Dressed was the eldest son of Dr. Stewart, of
Plymouth, from whom be early derived a love of the pra
lemon, aid successfully star at Kiss's College, Loam,
of
which salable institution he ilk. elected as aseaciate, as
hams. only coeferred no distinguished stedimis.
THr. ADULT 141111 AM I:min.-num.—A 'rival
✓oad rating of members mum held yesterday, at the In-
*Wawa RereCapark, Admiral Bowles is the chair, for
the purpose of erresiog to certain abstatione tu the rules
riopectieg sitherriptioes sad voting, se adopted and ream-
needed by the committee The shares meld corals
alteratiose Is the rides had hem male by Si. eatemitbs3
which it as thought would etronse to Si. a
the charity, sad shish this essetiai ems selledto=ret.
By the rule as it steads, • Esser of eve pietas Ned as
annual subscriber of ea Ones were entitled te ass vote.
It ca. proposed to alter Um nits as fellows :—" That a
doom of flys guises. shall base ea veto, as annual sub-
scriber of ooa guinm two votes, and a aural subscriber of
10s. fist os. vote' Mae dramas having ensued, it as
%tiered wed seconded, " That the Ansa, in the rules es
rico! metaled by the committee be aired to sod oasimed."
The resoluta am usaalasouair Wooled.

or THI Law AND EQUITY Orrlerli.—
Ye.terday this offices of ths Camas law Courta were
rb.se,l for the Christmas mass aatil Moaday asst. Tim
otteee of tbs Equity eMeltl 01111MIMINOld tile micatieo from
Setunlay, sad will matins, dosed a week loner than the
ether Aker The law and equity mete lays risen uatil
the 1116 of Jaauarr, tke esomatuearest et Hilary term.
Tivr. Cosmos Law Coultin.—The Court of Com-
Mos Mn., will at ea Niel 144404 Naar, Tama, I. Yid.
dleum, us Tivaday. January 14, sad ay, January 30,
and in London cm Friday. January 17, and Friday, Jainiary
24. no Court will .it alter term, is Middlesex, es &due
day, February 1, sad in Liedee cie "'Sunday, February 13.
The Court will sit auras( sad after teru. at 10 o'clock. Th•
camas is the li.t for sack of tbs above *Wiwi days in term,
if not disposed of ea those days, will be tried by adjoara-
mint ua Ws days tolbwiae sack of such sitting days.