The Express.
London, England, 1861-07-23 00:00:00

THE EXPRESS, TUESDAY EVENING, JULY 23,

spiteful disappointment from the reactioniat plot-
ters who have been for some time reckoning,
though, as now appears, without their host, on the
loss of the elder University to the party of wise
and moderate progress, and their attainment of
what they deemed an easy victory in favour of
Derbyism. This is natural, and we must try and
endure the ill•humour of the party as we may.
On one point perhaps we agree with them.
Mr. GLADIITONZ will in all probability prove
a more effective and influential ally to the cause
of popular right as the continuing Member for
Oxford than he would have been in the new capa-
city which he was asked to assume. The moral
freedom from small pledges and petty compliances
which he now enjoys enables him fairly and legi-
timately to exercise a discretion in great matters
such as few members of the House of Commons
who sit for large constituencies can boast of.
The onward and expansive tendencies of his mind
are no longer doubted or doubtful ; and he has
but to hold on the steady tenour of his way to
reach at no distant period the summit of parlia-
mentary success as leader in the Commons of the
Liberals of England.

gpe Court.

08BORNE,.JULT 22.

Her Majesty and the royal family walked in the
grounds tido morniog. Lord Broad/flaw has returned to
Loodon.

A meeting of the Masses Committee of the Royal Com.
admire for the Exhibition of triM was held yeoterday, at
the Privy Comae See. There were garment—Earl Gran.
eine (eheiessea). Me Ale:swim egrearroars. Bert., Mr. T. F.
Oilmen, Mr. Theis& aed Mr. Edpr Dowling (secretary).
Ur. H. E. Wißime, finaocisi offeer, attended.

The Judicial Committee of the irivy Conned sat yester•
day. Appeals from the High Court of Admiralty, the
impel* the Golden Light, sad tie IL U. Hayes (part
heard), were reseladed.
Daspegehes wen received yesterday at the Csdoehd-oldre
from the Goverecin of Gibraltar, the Australian =kitties,
Chew. and Hoag Kong.

Lord Wodehouse has resigned the Under-Sec-
retaryship of the Foreign-office.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge,
se Oemeral Osameedisg-is-Chief, held a lases yesterday
thermos at the Hem (herds. There was rather a nume•
rose atteadasee at alma.

It is rumoured in diplomatic circles that his
randlimey Count Bernstorff, who is about to MI a high
position is the Minietry at Berlin, will be succeeded as
representative of the King of Prussia at fit. James's by his
Excellency Count de Portales, the Premien Minister at
Pane

The Countess and Mademoiselle de Montalivet
have left the elareadati foe the Continent.

Sir George and Lady Honatoun-Boswell have
arrived from Xamices Hotel from Gimmay.
General de Malimit has arrived at the Clarendon
from Paris.

Mr. and Mra. Greene de 'heldlle have left their
reoidoaa is Hertford•etreet, Mayfair, for the 00111110 Spas.
Mr. and Madame de Villeneuve have left the
Clareodott for floothaad.

The following have just taken their departure
beta the Cavendish Hotel i—Lord Talbot de )(Waldo, for
fleothod ; Count d'Altoo, for Ireland ; and the 800. Edward
O'Brien, for Ireland

Major Parker will this evening ask the Secretary
of (Male for Foreign Affairs, " if it be true that the Pen-
Irian government have determined to open the gnaw trade ;
and whether he has taken, or will take, any stops to obtain
for this country the shipment of that important article
from Peru at a more moderate export duty."

Mr. Hennessy will this evening ask the Secretary
of State for Foreign Affairs, "when the papers relating to
Poland will be laid upon the table of the house. Whether
the despatch (from Viscount Paha:onion to Prince Taney-
rand), which contains the dateineat that ' the rights of the
Omar ere Incontestable,' will appear with the ether perms ;
sad, if not, whether that derpatch is authentic ; and what
are the meow which influence her Majesty's government
in withholding its contents from the haws"

Lord Henry Lennox will this evening ask the
Mel Ceeessimireer of Weeks, " if anyiplani have been pre-
pared under hi anodes for misting a baßdieg behind the
Naked GaThwy is Trafalsevegoare for the reception of
the • Teaser Fieinars ;' and if so, whether it be in eon-
templedien to eenienswee the auwation of any web plans,
previonaly obtaining the direct sanction of pa/-
11mM°
Mr. Hankey has given notice that he will this
evening cell the attention el the Hones of Cosies to the
present elate of the kw reepeoting the prevention of Ores in
thafeeekopella

Intelligence reached Southampton yestorday by
telegraph,' from Malta, that Otphila Joy, the eonimandir
of the ham mail pallet Elms, died NM as he was going
Mt* the harbour of Alexandrie. Oapiala Joy Tea me of
the marten °Motes m the Pationter mad Oriental Oore-
pany's earvies.

A canonry reaidentiary in Ripon Cathedral has
bee maimed from the 8.,. Dr. Atlay, vicar al Lewis.

The chaplaincy of the Ironmongers' Company,
sad d their Almshowes Chapel at Wagelaad, has beams
vacant by tits death of the Item Edward Whitley, ILA,
of Queues College, Onabeidas. The @Lipoid is MU a yew.
The sr poistmest is is the gift d the Irooloosgers' Com-
pany.

The Manor or DOBBAB.—By the last accounts
received is town Yeeierdel, we Ism that the right rev.
prelate madams mush the 111111111.
New Cminom Ix Yawn/sows —A new church
is about to be greeted is the Christchurch district el Itt.
Karylehone, which made' upwards of 20,000 inhabitants
attached to owe church. A site has ten purchased. and it
is Waded as 0010/ISIK• the budding as son as the stets
of the feeds will pares& Towards the agswaphshmest of
this oldest the Leaden Dissessa Ohara\ "Aiding Society
has subscribed VIOL • Mr. C. Bazar" ILP., 1001. ; Lord
partings, 1001. ; Mr. Timms Raabe% 1001.; Me. Cowper,
M.P., 201. ; the Bishop of Loughs, 101 • Mr. B. B. Cabbell,
MX • sad Member of the Cousregaos, 2001. The stun
of 5,0mb1301. will be required to complete the tatildisg of the
rhu

—ItErRZIUNTAIIOIII 01 thtlintirralim.--The writ
of =patios for fillies up the Tamar" is the reprametaiss
of this meaty, canoed by the retinas= of Mr. A. E. Leek-
, bad, baa been =sad, aid Teaday. the 30th inst., has boon
Ized far
nutsmaisathom and candidates. Lori Hairy Scott,
the conseve media= h Maly =gaged in leis
can-
anu+prand hoe meeivedeaSeganouragement. The Hon. W.
N , the Metal addressed a meeting at Bal-
kh ea Satorday. He his segnahhed support to
the prawn goarnment d aid, reliving In late events in
Italy, he attributed a pad put of the meow which had
ahead= the holism movement to the mealy and straightfor-
ward onereeipemeed by Lord John Rummell u Foreign
Secretary. He =pram= peat coaddimos in government
in ramie' of the immodest manna they bad taken fur the
settee= &Sae% and his high approbation of the recent
dthe Chaasollor et the Y.:chequer. With regard
to ▪
mho= it was not merely en edema= af the warm=
that he desired, but an alteration is the tersest dram al
voting. Be thouOt goading= were to blame in having
es readily ementead to the opposition to orm, and said
he wee reedy to agree to 61. I. w
ard
101 d in caastiss with resides= He me gri.
teed= of the 40a. freehold .shag, to edlitteldatothey
*odd make the privilege too asap. Yr. .of
Phillphangli, has ban spokes of as a probable mad
dem the amposistioe of a vacancy, bet it is sow dated that
be isms sot inliond to ease forward. _

GO= Pananiabb—On all the extensive range
of pawls hen Loch Tay to Orieff, the reports
boys eartiou• suposessa pews es still
semi la sewed to inwebsee, mothers may ail. =ree they lei perprise ea els* semly ef row.
der sad dist this mere% fat es every maser the
birds en *stile!, *stun. healthy, sad wad. Os the
hills of Lawns, Oisaisisek, Glisten* Des* Arlie-
With, Alsatian', fferowea. Drummed, Idisample. end
Lotheereside, eet way pone but woodcock, perbridgua
and all other Ida& of rows, are siswercus, sad
trall64 seadilioa. Oa the Oabff reap grooms were seisr
rite easspe as M Ili sme‘ead. elia salbeibik se lie aeon
• Atweerde2=iseb. sal Oseiska, the iserys
barahasi WM &as have set
abra :MO frra=ra The sessials kw the torrents
maim to he alwadease of pre ead the dry
=two faveandile or the deer, for is a well4neswa
the eahreh will waists/4 my Mai of weather
'amp& a oraliausese of wet. Cowin to the lee esaditisa
of Misr ivies het Galena sod whim% the ism* mon
was the met propitious Mike bee oesurred for &kap
rad it is resseriable thee the pueblo pet of re
iWs hid Mies Ode year, wish teased sess ol Ys fame
to b• doriroyal. The rowdier sor agt
fresh sad maim illeseiresia tide seam.