The Express.
London, England, 1861-08-29 00:00:00

INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION OP 1862.

It has been intimated to her Majesty's Commis-
.inners for the International Exhibition of 1862, that the
following gentlemen bare been appointed to represent the
Gritad Duchy of Mecklenburg Stiehl:, having their seat at
New Brandenburg, in the coming Exhibition:—Senator
Ahlers, Professor Dr. Phil Kurtz*, Mr. Peters, and Mr.
ICapheim.

It has also been notified to her Majesty's Commimioners
that Mr. Edward Hamilton has been appointed the London
Commiasioner for the Colony of New South Wales.

Her Majesty's Commissioners hare also received ► coin-
muukation that a commission is being appointed at the
Mauritius, and that a commission to represent it in London
will shortly be earned.

A commission bas also been formed at Hong Kong, to
attend to the interests of exhibitors from that colony, con-
sisting of the following members :—Mr. 3fercer, Colonial
Secretary chairman • Mr. J. J. Mackenzie (Mears.
Dent and,Co.), Mr. J. It. Gihb (Messrs. Gibb, Livieptooe,
and Col, Mr. Walkenshaw (Messrs. Turner and Co.), and
Dr. Kane.

Mr. Patrick Campbell, of the Oriental Auk Corporation
will represent the conamimion in Larks.

The ex-Queen of the French left Worthing on
Friday last for Esher, by way of 'lnvent, and thence on
the Direct Portamouth line. Her Majesty was suddenly
taken very ill, and a physician was tele7r, aphed for from
Laudon, who accompanied the Queen on her journey.
An invalid carriage was sent down for the occasion, and the
train containing her Majesty was accompanied by Mr. J.
& Farmer, of Brighton.

The Vieritur (:axle staten that, according to a
telegram from Corfu, the health of the Empress of Aus-
tria continues excellent. Her Majesty had gone out to sea
to meet her sister, the hereditary Princess of Tour and
Taxis, who had embarked at Trieste on board the Gruif,
and the two princesses returned together to Corfu.

"The Su' mere ambaseadon," says the Sport,
"will remain in Paris for • fortnight er three weeks longer.
For some days pest they have laid aside their Oriental cos-
tume, and now dress like European.. They visit, frequently
on foot, and without an interpreter, the public promenades
sod the shops, where they endeavour much to heat down
priers, but purchase little."

_ . .
We are reque4ted to state that the re-assembling
d the scholars of St. Paul's School is unavoidably deferred
from the sth to the 10th of September.
811 J. W. RAANDEN, M.P., AND Hit CONSTI-
TIJENTN.—At the annual meeting of the Bradford Liberal
Registration Society, held oo Monday night, Mr. Alderman
Brown in the chair,4rrlisimentary conduct of Sir John
W. Remodels, with to the question of extending the
county and borough machine, was somewhat freely com-
mented upon, and the following resolution, moved by Mr.
Robert Kell, asel seconded by Mr. Barker, woe adopted :
"That this
i meeting, feeling 'trees!, that Sir John William
ad Raman's waded, n parliament is a virtual abandonment
of theprincipho he professed upon the hustings, requests the
committee to draw up a rceolutioo of eenenre, addressed totbe
right hen. baronet, and to forward the same in the most ex-
preesive manner they may deem fit, &thee by getting it signed
by the members of the Registration Society or in out other
way." I n the ounasse of the d iecussion which tooliplacelfir. W.
E. Forster, M.P. for Bradford. said he did not like the re-
solution to be put without saying a word. Having beep
Metrumeotal himself returning Sir John Hamden.
together with Mr. Crossley, for the West Riding, end
having beard Sir John's speeches in the House of Coro-
mons to which allusion had been made, he must say that
he entirely acquitted Sir John of any eonscionsuess of
having broken his Medea ; but there could be no manner
of doubt that they were in a false position with their re-
presentetive ; that, if they had understood him, as he,
perhaps, meant them to understand him at the last elec-
Coe, mid had known pen that his views were what they
DOW knew they were, he would not have been their repre-
sentetive.