The Express.
London, England, 1868-01-27 00:00:00

and Mr. 808 Sswrst.
nothing finer than this.
author to his work,
Mr. ROEBUCK has
operation of the Act
he has rivalled Mr. Lows in his eulogies of go-
vernment by small shopkeepers under the Act of
1832. But it now turns out that he his a higher
opinion of the artisans than of the small shop-
keepers. Sheffield will henceforth be perhaps the
most purely artisan constituency in the kingdom,
since compounding is unknown there. We are
glad to find Mr. ROEBUCK so well suited, and
trust that the confidence will be reciprocal.

Paget being in akten4enee epee ..., ; her
Majesty walked in the grounds this morning, aciompanled
by Primes' Christian.
Prince Arthur end Prism Obrisidea west oat Mooting in
Parkhurst Forest to-day, attended by Colonel Ponsonby
and Lieritenent Picard.
ColonelJeffreys,C.B., and Identenant•Colonel Monorieff,
had the honour of accompanying their royal highnesses.
Prince Leopold walked out, attended by Er.
worth.Duckw
The Right HOD. Benjamin Disraeli, Chancellor
Exchequer, left Osborne for London this morning.
JAN. 26.

The Queen drove out yerterday afternoon, aecompanied
by Prince Leopold and Princess Beatrice, and the other
members of the Royal Family walked in the grounds.
Her Majesty, Prince and Prince's Christian, Princess
Louise, Prince Arthur, Prince Leopold, Princess Beatrice,
and Princess Henrietta of Schleswig•Holstein, attended
Divine Service at Osborne this morning.
The Rev. R. Duckworth officiated.
The Ladies and Gentleman in Waiting were in attend-
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Despatches; were received on Saturday at the Colonial-
office from the Governor-General of Canada. Despatches
were sent to the Governors of Gibraltar, Malta, the Cape
of Good Hope, and to the Governor-General of Canada.
A deputation, coediting of Sir James Elphinstone.
Bart., Mr. °sled, Protests Rankin, Dr. Anderson, and
Mr. F. N. Morales (representing the Highland Society),
Professor Lyon Playfair, C. 8., and Professor John Wilson
(from the Sonatas Academicals of the University of
Edinburgh), Mr. G. Robertson (president of Royal Scottish
Society of Arts), the Rev. W. H. Gray (vioe-preddent of
School of Arts), and Dr. Stevenson heAdam (Scottish
Chamber of Agriculture), bad an interview with Mr. G.
Ward Hunt, M.P. (financial secretary to the Treasury), in
Downing-street, on Saturday., on the subject of the endow-
ment of the chair of Agriculture in the University of
Edinburgh.

CAnnerr Council- —A cabinetcouncil isappointed
to be held to-morrow (Tuesday) afternoon, at three
o'clock, at the Earl of Derby's official residence in
Downing-street.
THE EXHIBITION OF WORKS OF ART ♦T LEEDS.—
Her Majesty the Queen has been graciously pleased to I
communicate, through Sir John Cowell, to the executive
committee of this undertaking, her intention of contribut-
ing a considerable number of pictures from the royal col-
lections, illustrative of the various schools, and other
valuable works of art from Windsor Castle.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer passed through
Southampton on Saturday, on his way from Osborne.
The Marquis of Bute has resumed his studies at
Christ Church, Oxford.
The Duke of Devonshire has during the last fort-
night entertained a sucrose/on of visitors at Hoiker Hall,
near Milnethorpe.
Lord Ruthven, the Hon. Ronald Leslie Melville,
and Captain Clerk have left town for a tour in the East.
Lord Lyttelton and his second son, the Hon.
Spencer Lyttelton, left England early in December, for New
Zealand, having gone there for the purpose of supervising
the family property in that colony. The property was
bequeathed, we believe, by the late Lord Spencer to the
second son of Lord Lyttelton. His lordship is expected to
' return to England in the course of the month of May.

rushing, and where bullets
Who can be surprised at this when we find a cele-
brated preacher, Father Hyacinthe, thus apostro-
phising the sword in the church of Notre-Dame :
Give as, Almighty Lard, on fields of battle that faith
which we received on the field of battle—that faith of
Tolbise width has oonetitated our grandeur, and which it
is sought to tab away from ne. Let the blood of our
young sum, too precious to be wasted in idleness—to be
corrupted in the pleasures of an unworthy pesos—be
poured out in war. Out from thy scabbard, sword of the
Lord—Goditcs Domini d Gideonie—Out and do thy work :
do it quickly and do it well.

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