The Express.
London, England, 1857-08-17 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1857.

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OSBORNE, Acucar 15.
Sir Moses and Lady Montefiore had the honour
of an audience of the Queen yesterday, and presented the eta
of his highness the Pacha of Egypt to her Majesty.
The Queen of the Naherlaarrlved at Osborne at three
o'clock yesterday afternoon, having disembarked at Oshome•
5., where the Prince Cowart was waiting to accompany her
3sty to the house.
he Queen received as Queen of the Netherlands et the
entrance with the royal children, attended by the wkr and
gentlemen in Waiting.
Soon after floe o'clock the royal party drove out in an open
carriage and four. The dinner in the evening included
the Queen of the NethsrLeds, the Princess Royal, the
Prince of Letningen, Mademoleelie Pabst, Madentoiselle
Heldewier, Oho Comte de Randwick, Baron Tindal, Baron
Wakerlin (in waiting on the Queen of the Netherlands),
Colonel the lion. C. B. Phipps, Lieutenant-Cionend Sir W.
Codrington, who arrived yesterday on a visit.
The lm. Mary Bultell has swaseded the Hon. Beatrbe
Byng as maid of honour in waiting.
The Queen of the Netherlands left Osborne yesterday.
flee Majesty and the Prince Commit accomperial the
Queen of the Netherlands to Osborne Pier, and embarked in
the royal Wage with her Majesty.
On arriving alongside the
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yacht Fairy, the Queen
Prince took leave of her Majesty, and the Fairy pro-
ceeded to Southampton. Major-Oeenral Bouvet* Equerry
to the Queen, attended tho Queen of the Nethorlands to
Southampton.

ArOUST 16.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday at
the official residence of the First Lord of the Trea-
sury, in Downing-street. The Ministers present
were Viscount Paltnerbton, the Lord Chancellor, Earl
Granville, the Earl of Ilarrowhy, Sir George Grey,
the Earl of Clarendon, Mr. Secretary Labouchere,
Lord Panmare, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sir
Charles Wood, the Right Hon. R. Vernon Smith,
Lord Stanley of Alderley, the Right lion. M. T.
Baines, and the Duke of Argyll.

Viscount and Viwomnteas Palmerston left town on Satur-
day afternoon for Brockett 11111.
Despatches were moot on Saturday from the Colonial-office
to the Governors of the West India Island..

The Queen of the Netherlands will take her
departure from England to-day, embarking in the Nether-
lands Meant man of-war frigate Cyclops, now lying off
Woolwich, at three o'clock in the afternoon. The Cyclops
will convey the Queen to Ifelvoetaluya, where tho royal
yacht will bo in attendance to embark her Majesty and the
royal party for lbatentam.
Ilie Excellency the Turkish Ambassador and
Madams Mumma and family have left town for St. Leonardo-
on-Sea.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Values& have
left Claridge,. Hotel for Drama
The Marquis Tangy de Merli has arrived at the
Clarendon, from Paris.

The Countess do Swieykowska and family and the
alimuis du Nonlles have kit Cleridge's Hotel for the Isle
of Wight
Capt the lion. No Fiennea, 7th Hussars, son of
Lord gape and Sele, embarked in the Candle, on Friday he
for Calcutta.

Colonel Sir William Davison, who is lately returned
from oleo d, ham left London for Swarland Park, Northam •
berland, for the ohonting sewn.
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Another Italian dramatic company is about to ap-
pear ►t the Italian Opera House, Paris. M. Caleado has
tomtit Giuglinl as well so Mario for the neat season. Mine.
Fremolini has started for New York. MM. Gooier mud
Laboritta are also on their way to the States. Mmo. Gassier
remains in England

His Excellency the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland
Roes to Curraghmore to-morrow (Tueeday) as the good of

the Marquis of -Waterford during the ;gtieultarl chow.
Lori Carlials will also vend • few days with the Earl of

The Bishop of London hes licensed the Rev. John
Fitrgerald, M.A., late vicar of Borden, near Satinabourne,
to the incumbency of the Csmden•town district, St.
Tan TU.

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Colonel the lloo.l'erey Herbert, M.P. for Ludlow,
will, it lo stated, command a Wasik in the may which
has just been dispatched to India. The gallant colonel
was deputy quartermaster-general of the division under Sir
De Lacy Evans in the Crime, and was afterwards quarter-
muter-genera of the army in the Crimea.
General Windham, the hero of the Man, and
who is appointed to a high command in India, will embark
on board the Indian mail pocket Colombo, which haves
Southampton on Wednesday next. He will arrive in Calcutta
in about six make from this time.
The Hon. E. Bonarin, collector of cuitoms, died
at Hate on the 9th inst., by which a situation of 5001. per
annul falls to this gymnasia.

(FXTRACT FROM A PIIIVATZ LITTER)
PARIS, Avorsv 11.
It is generally asserted and believed in well-
informed quarters here that, in case the government
succeed in procuring the conviction during his ab-
sence for contumacy of M. Ledrullin, a de-
mand will at once be made to your cabinet, under
the extradition treaty, for the apprehension and sur-
render of that individual. . . .

No one doubts that a conviction will be readily oh.
tamed, the intervention of a jury in such cases not
being necessary.
It is further stated that already communications
on this subject of a private sort have passed between
Count %ilea ski and Lord Cowley. The latter has,
it is believed, admitted that such a conviction would
bring M. Ledru Rollin within the pro%isions of the
extradition treaty.
It is added that M. Ledru Rollin either has
already left, or intends to leave, Englund for the
United States.

BRITISH ARCHFOI.MICAL ResOCIATION.—The
annual congress of the Britieh Archweiogical Association
will commence at Norwich on Monday, Anglia 24, and will
continue its sitting' and eleursiona Monday,
die ot diem through-
out the week. The Ear) of Albemarle has been chosen
president, and the proceediega rill menotence with a
public meeting in the Guildhall of Norwich, when the noble
lord will deliver an inaugural 'dares. Mr. T. J. Pettigrew
will then favour the magma with an introductory sketch
of the antiquities of Norfolk, and en examination will next
be made of the castle, churchte, &c. of the city. An
evening meeting will ale° be held in the Gaildaill far the
reeding and diecuaion of papers. On Tuesday visit' will be
made to St. Andrevie- hall, the remains of the Convent of
Black Friars, the Cathedral (al la which Mr. H. H. Burnell
will teetwe), and the Bishop's Palace. A conversaiene
will till up the evening Wednesday will be occupied with
an examination of the antiquities of King's Lynn and Castle
Rising, And a meeting in the evening at Norwich. Than-
day will he devoted to an excursion to Great Yarmouth, and
remarks will be offered on the gnu old parish church by Mr.
C. J. Palmeri Burgh Camp. Calmer Cadle, and Sornerlep-
ton Hall (the seat of Sir S. M. Pete) will be also visited,
and a public dinner in the Town-ball, at Yarmouth, and a
COISTSIONZiOiIe at Mr. Palma. well-known mangos will
claw the day. On Friday excursions will be made to East
Denham Church. Walaingham end Babana Petaled, end
East Barehem-ItalL an evening 'meeting at Norwich closing
the aoceedinge. On Saturday the remains of the Priory at
Thetford will be examined, and Ely Cathedral will be
visited aad lectured upon by Mr. C. E. Davis. A Anal
asedting will clews the Cleanses.

—iiPEN;;C;O;IIIi PEOPLE'S PARK AT HALIFAX.
—Os Friday the sew ,thrk. which hes her roosts& to the
rare of Halifax by Mr. Fmk ess of the rearm
id the beremple we. fretsay ereeed. The Irk which the
bra bid eth der dears by thr Jr. Paxton, sad is ger-
anis' rat arm end Me W, is raid to he,. cost
MINK The prowler lorresed with a lumber at
the Iftschasalei !solitudes. The LS of Shaftesbury, Lord
Glethriek Kr Charles Wood, Kr. J. Ministry 111 P.,
Mr. Piste 111. P , sod the Mares of Leer Bed-
ded Shahid, old Halifax wen moor the com-
pany, which ssethend err 4011. Mr. Crosby resided.
After the redo. yeeemeits sue brood endpresersd to
the pre where Ur. Croft presered the deed et con-
verses is the Mayor, god ceded en slier drool the
catoorear the " peoples °cordage," sad the Tamper-
er Semlaty. After- ere ecogrstulatter sersise from
dr led ef Ithellestory, Lied Breach Missed the ass
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thew. Be lisped dee the we/Ades ars al Her: would
bring their Whin rd Whim ler het park to enjoy is a
raised name the beeetir which ea from would
they whew their her ogieidader of the breasted domes
usrlikenen • Tit preerthip Awed with the siring of a
rein by the disk, which wee joined in by the vast eon-
serge rime
STAMFORD AND ESSEN DINE R AILWAT.—At the
Iself-yowly mertiog of tote cesium General Johner io
therchair,ll was decided to illAtle a limited number of Pre-
ference shares, Is &accedence with the sot of parliament
reartly germ&

EXPRESS FROM PARIS.

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PARIS, SUNDAY EVT.NINO.

The Emperor and Empress remained all day at
the Tuileries yesterday, and gave a dinner in the
evening. They did not lease for St. Cloud till after
ten o'clock. They start for Biarritz to-morrow.
Count Walewski gave a grand dinner yesterday
to the ministers and foreign ambassadors, and a
select party in honour of the Emperor's Ate. The
Pope's Nuncio proposed the health of the Emperor.
Count de Nesaelrodc left Paris yesterday to return
to St. Petersburg.
This afternoon, at the Palais de l'lndustrie,
the Minister of State publicly distributed
the prizes awarded to the artists, exhibitors,
for 1857. The grand medal of honour wan given to
M. Ycon. M. Winterhalter is nominated an officer
of the legion of honour. Medals of the first, second,
and third class were given to very many artists.
The affair of the great robbery of the Northern
Itailway will come before the Assize Court
of the Seine on. the 26th instant, and
is expected to occupy five days. The pri-
soners have just been privately interrogated by
M. President Itouss!gne. M. Latihaud will de-
fend Carpentier, Grellet and Guerin. M. E. Dufaure
is counsel for Parod. The company, as pantie cirite,
is represented by M. Chair d'Estange.
PARIS, SATVILDAY EVFNINO.
The fete Napoleon, for the first time since its re-
vival by the events:of December, 1661, has been
marred by wet weather. A soaking rain, not indeed
very heavy but terribly persevering, came down all
day long. The unpropitious aspect of the weather
was so decided from an early hour that the vast
majority of the Parisians resolved not to turn out,
and the early. trains, which were expected to bring
in their contingents of holiday folk by thousands,
came in comparatively empty. The theatres, open
gratis, were of course crammed to the ceiling.
The eolonnadts of the new Louvre, thrown opts
for the first time to the public, were the only novelty
of the day's attractions, mid they were the more
frequenter because they afforded shelter. This
grand Louvre—l speak now of the outside alone—
will be an immense addition to the promenades of
Paris. The railed garden in the centre is the only
thing we have approaching to a London square, and
a " square" the I arisians already call it. The I'a-
villiona, Sully, Turgot, Dimon, he., the
names of which are only newly engraved in front of
them, will soon become household words. At the
Tuileries the Emperor held his usual levee.