The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-28 00:00:00

THE EXTRA CHINA MAIL.

The extra mail from China to Suer, brought by
the Pena:mare and Oriental Company's ateemahip 'Neer,
~bed London Imo last night. It was conveyed to Slat-
smiles by the French mail stern packet Jourdiun ; reached
Paris yesterday merning; and on arrival at Calm. by the dey
passrager train the null Sue, Pere° Frederick
that happened to be there, it over 'rarity to Dover,
the weed. having bra so is the Channel yiestimisy as
to prevent the South-Eastern rearrekets from leaving
Dover or Carla harbours. The mall left China Oet. 6.

(nom. LAST :4 tonfe oAzirrra.)

Wurrzusu., Nov. 26.—The Queen has been
to direct ktters patent to to passed under the Great
pled
rrawicg the dignity of a baronet of the Vnited King-
dom .f Great Britain and Ireland unto Majnr-Gerwral Areb-
dale Wilson, of Delhi, Kellett COWlTlallekt of the Moat
Honourable Order of the Bath, Lieutenant-Colonel of the
Benral Artillery, sad to the Mies mete tr,e lady Lawfully
begotten. The Queen has also been jlearied to direct letter
patent to be passel under the Great Seal, gnuiting the dig
nits. of a hornet of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Iretind unto Major-General Henry Ilavelork, of Lurk-
now Knight Commander of the Moot Honourable Order of
the Lurk-
now,
and to the Mire tools of his body lawfully be-
gotten.
N"Btruttit, Nov. 26.—The Queen hes been
pleased to ordain and declare that Walla Neill, the widow
of the Late Colonel James George Neill, of the Madras Feat-
hers, shall have, hold, sad enjoy, the same style, title, place,
and precodene to which she would have been entitled bed
her husband, who fell in the gallant discharge of hie duty in
India, serviced, and bora fataled with the imignie of a
Knight Commander of the mot honourable order of the
Bath, for which honour he would have been recommended to
her Majesty, es political in the London Goretre °1 the 17th
umlaut, had he survived. And also to command that the mid
"yet order and dalmation be regiaten‘l in her Mojesty'•
College of Arnie.
ittrtUß OF GRIMM CLOTTI, Nov. 23.—The Queen
hoe been pleased to appr.int the Right Houourable Edward-
Granville, Earl of St. Germano, G.C.8., to be Lord Steward
of her Majesty's hot:toehold, is the nem of the Right Me-
morable Frederick, Earl Spencer., K. 0., mamed,

It is rumoured that a groat reform banquet is in
eontemplatioe, shortly after the opening of parliament, to
review the forme of the libends, to test the professions of
their leaders, and to demonstrate to the cabinet the deter-
minvtion of its eapporters to keep Lord Pidoservion to Pt
pledge.
. . .

We (Alhemrtim) believe that the Queen hu ap-
pointed Mr. Reheat', KA., Surveyor of her liiiesty's
Pictures, is the ptscs of the We Mr. Veins. The dodos
en said to b Wended toe superintandenco over all trod/ of
art in the myel collective.

Mr. MacDowell's statue of Pitt is now placed
tip= its pedestal at the tight baud tide of the porch
of St. Stephen. One pedestal more is to be filled, and the
twelve pAitical speedos ere then complete.
Professor Rauch, of Berlin, has just received a
magnifirent block of pure Carrara marble, weighing
td,ooolte , out of which he mama to hew bis statue of Moser.

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The Science sad Art Department baa tamed a
ryldabus of it 'eta keturee. Dr. Pleyfror holds forth "On
Science Ittelitutiene;" Mr. Borchelt, "On the Central
Training-Schools sod Its Methods" Mr. Robinson, "Oa
Dualities Art;' eel Mr. Fergueron, "On Architecture."

Lod Derby has appointed the Her. Drummond
Nagy Claw, M.A., Fallow of Oriel, and l'rincipul of tit.
Mary 114, Ozkird, to the room of Ist, Dr. Bliss.
The United Serrire Gazette says that an unplca-
mat affair has occturml at the Cavalry Dept', Canterbrif.
As far as we bees bean able to gather this facts of the ma*,
two or three mbaltri, officers, forgetful of the distinetkms
of rank which it is considered so important to present, In-
cited • non.commisaimed Oftkef to their table. which having

corns to the knowledge of the commandant, has caused their
being placed under once."
Intelligence has been received at the invalid depil,
anthem, that upward, of 1,000 sick and wounded Delilah
troop. ere now on their purge horse from India, and may
all.,rtly be expected to ernes at that establishment, where
esery arrangement has been made for their reception. The
Invalid troops employed in the Persian and China expeditions
are also duly expo( tvd at St. Mary's Barracks, Chatham.
The coursing meetings for next week are so fol-
lows —Newmarket Champion, on Monday, &c.; Baton
Mt (Anglers.) ea Tuesday sad Wednesday; Betsey, on
Wednesday; Appleby (Westmoreland) on Wednesday and
Thunday ; cad Ridgway Club (where that excellent judge,
Mr. Dalzell, WV wean the scarlet) and Tatterahall (open) on
Thursday and Frklay.

IrictA.—The will of Neill Malcolm, Faq., F.G.S.
lot* of Calton Moor and Dunham Crude, N. 8., and Wan
Sianhopestreet, Hyde park, was proved in London under
350,0001. 'labia the pro. ince of Canterbury; Henry Den-
ton, Essu, 41.0001. ; Richard Thomas. Esq., solicitor,
30,0001.; the Rev. H. Kampoon, M.A., Vicar of Long
Fronton. Yorkabini, 20001. ; Cleophsa Ratliff, of Covestry,
Abbots numatacarer, 25,0001. ; Jacob P. Iltee, of Bristol,
land surveyor, 25,000 L ; Mrs. Sprott, of Randolph.crement,
Edinburgh, 00.0001. ; S. F.. Burninalum, of Froyle
Hama, 50000/.; H's. Ann Hodge., of Gloticeneeplen,
45,0001.. Sir Dicky Francis Mackworth, Bart , late of the
lain of iron, 8001. prmonalty within the province of Caminr-
bary.—/ffretrsted Linden Nene