The Express.
London, England, 1868-04-11 00:00:00

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WINDSOR CAST'LIi, Area 10.
The Queen drown out yerterdny dbetnormt
ascampanied by Prince Arthur and Prisms Benign.
The Queen. Primes Losing, sad Prince Arthur, and
the ladies end gentlemen in waiting, attended divine
berries tide morning in the private chapel.
The Ron. and Very Rev. the Dean of Windsor; assisted
by the Rev. R. Duckworth, administeredthe samentent of
the holy communion.
The Hon. Lucy Hen end the Hen. Emily Cathcart have
esseeeded the Ron. Caroline Cavendish and the Hoe.
Flora Mitedonald as melds of honour in waiting.
sir 'l', M, and the am Lady Sicidulpit hod the Meow
of dining with the Queen and the royal family yesterday.
M. and Mrs. Blaltilin, natives of Iceland, had the
honour of an interview with the Queen on Thursday at
Windsor Castle.

THE VISIT OF THE PRINCE AND PRIN-

CASS OP WALKS TO JAPLAND.

It has been decided that, owing to the limited
time at the disposal of his royal highness it will be im-
possible for him to receive in person all the addresses
which it has boon propoesd to prevent to him ; sod the
may exception that has been mad* is la the ease cd the
Lord Mayor and Corporation of the City of Dublin.
His royal highness win cross from Holyhead in bar
Majesty's yacht, and will be escorted to the entrance
of Kingston harbour by the following squadron of war
ships Minotaur, bearing the flag of Bear Admiral
Wards., C. 8., Captain Goodenough; Achilles, Captain
Vansittart ; Warrior, Captain Boys ; Defence, Captain
May ; Helicon, Commander Field ; Enchantress, Staff-
Commander Petty ; and the Pigeon (gunboat). The ships
will anchor in Kisptown Beads, and, weather permitting,
they will remain until his royal highness's re-embarkation
end departure.
The number of persons to be present at the bail to be
given by the Lord M►yor sad lady Mayoress oa the 17th
is limited to 1,000, and all the invitations have been
assassin The national bell, also to be given to the Prince
and Princess, is Axed forthe *lad, sod it is expected to be
one of the moot brilliant AIM over witament in Dublin.

It is reported that the Prince and Prinotea at
Wales will pay a mead visit to Ireland in lame nest,
and will be peanut at the Nations' Cattle Show of the
Royal Agricultural Society at Londonderry. Their royal
highnesses will then be the guests of the Lord.Liantecart
and the Marchioness of Aberoorn, at Baron Conit.

His Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge, as
Field Marshal Commanding-in-Chief, will leave Gkriess-
ter House either on Monday evening or Tuesday owning.
for Dublin, where he will stay during the visit of the
Prince sad Princess of Wales. In the event of his royal
highness going on Tuesday. he will accompany the P riace
and Princess in the royal train.
The Duchess Eleanor of Northumberland in-
tends, towards the end of the month, to go to Paris for I,
few weeks.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Kildare joined
the Duke of Leinster at Carton House, Maynooth, a few
days ago, from visiting the Duchess (Dowager) of Suther-
land at Cliveden.

The Earl and Countess Stanhope will leave
Clamming Park in • few days, on a visit to the Earl aad
Countess Beauchamp, at Madrasßald Court, Worcester-
shire.

The report of Lord March's intended marriage to
Miss Ricardo, which has appeared in some of our oontem•
poraries,ia *min.:listed.

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Major-General Lord Henry Percy, M.P., is ex-
pected home in about a for Might from Cannes, when his
lordship has been pawing the winter. The noble and pl-
iant member hu perchaaed a mansion in Eaton-square.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, APRIL 6. —The Queen has been
graciously pleased to appoint Robert Thomas Charles Mid-
'Raton, Esq., now Secretary to her Majesty's Legation at
Berne, to bs Secretary to her Majesty's Legation at Rio de
Janeiro. The Queen has also big graciously pleased to
appoint Robert Percy Wrench, Req., now a Seamed Secre-
tary in her Majesty's Diplomatic Service, employed in her
Majesty's Legation at Brussels, to be Secretary to her
Majesty's Legation at Berm.—Gazatte.
SEWAGE OF TOWNS COMMISSION. —The Queen
has been pleased to appoint Sir William Thomas Denims,
K.C.B , Colonel in the Come of Royal Engineers; Ed-
ward Frankland, Esq. ; and John Chalmers Morton, Esq.,
to be her Majesty's comminsioners for the purpose of oon-
tinning the inquiry as to bow far the present use of rivers
or running waters in England for the purpose of carrying
off the sewage of towns and populous plow, and the
refuse arising from industrial process, and manufactures
can be prennted without risk to the public health or
serious injury to such promise and manufactures, and
how far such sewage and refuse can be utilized or got rid
of otherwise than b discharge into rivers or muting
waters, or rendered before reeking them ; and
alp for the ramose of inquiring into the effect on the
disinsg'a el. Limb and Inhibited places of obstructions to
the natural dew of rivers or streams caused by mills, weirs,
locks, sad other navigation works, and into the best means
of remedying say evils thence orising.—Gootte.
WORKING MEN'S COLLIKIE 45, GREAT ORMOND-
snap. W.C. —" A Friend " ha:promised to give 1001. to
assist in beginning the proposed new buildings. if ten
other persons will give the same sum. Subscriptions will
be received by the Principal, the Rev. F. D. Maurits,
M.A., Cambridge ; by Mr. Thomas Hughes, M.P., Park-
street, Gresvenormuare, and 9,01 d-square, Liecoln's-
inn ; by any member of the Council of Teachers ; by the
London and County Bank, Oxford-lima branch ; and
by the secretary, at the Calege.
Under the auspices of the Middlasborouvh Reform
Amosistion, Mr. B. Samuelson, M.P. for Banbury, deli-
vered a lecture in the Town Hal, Middlesborough, on
Wednesday evening, on "Technical Educatioe. The
mom vas crowded. The limos (Kr. W. B. I. Hopkins)
oompied the chair, and there were present OD the plat-
form Mr. Isaac Wilma, Mr. George Watson, Mr. J. IL
Pease, Mr. W. Taylor, Mr. Alpine!, and Mr. iSanderson.
Tat RIIPZIBINTATION or BRISTOL.-011 Wed-
nesday "Meg ea aggregate meeting of the committeemen
frees the various branches of the Operatives' liberal Aro-
alatica was had at teaCen Roam of the amocialion in
Oestiatereet, under n of Mr. George Powell.
There was a large attendance, and the greatest asthusiaom
wee manifested. The princiial part of the beanies had
reference to the proposed inauguration of the samoiatioo.
Mr. Samuel Morley, the liberal candidate for the reps-
sistatios of Ibielool,hail bass invited by
illeat ea
behalf of the masosiatiss, to Mead ebe A
letter was read from Morley socepthig the Mk
announcement was received with much applause. It was
also stated that there was every probability that the Iles.
F. H. F. Berkeley would accompany Mr. Morley to Bristol
—another statement which gave great safidactioa. After
some dimension it was decided to hold the inaugural meet-
ing en Thursday melt, when the members of the OMPOCil-
iiOO will racceve Mr. Bsrkeley and Mr. Morley at the rail-
way station, and afterwards promo& to Ckiston-hall,
whore address' will be delivered. A eacestmaitese, ma-
misting of the secretaries of the variant biomarm, was er
restmodiloiseriars' the m
Dna, ProsK eomma Mil
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LONDON CIPURON SIRVICIDI ON GOOD FRIDAY.—
Yesterday thee wire sekete serving in all the 560
London church's, imay el Mi ses being
sad nor& dispensed with. M some of att arches
Skink are keeps far whet are termed " high " ;cottons,
ths bells did set ring as is the ordinary manner fir an-
serviews, but were tolled as for a funeral. This
preeties mid is be t the country on
=osiesarrim Good Igtly! iblirruestruiarter Ihel
wee of a very plain charaelow, the payers •
and the anthem omitted. The arm= was
geed
Dean Stanley, who selected for his text tbs tem
the 19th chapter of St. John's Gospa—" I thirst "-end
skewed how bodily afiErtion invariably assured Mama
apcipathy. At the Chapel Royal, Savoy, • thoighttal
espion was preached by the Rev. Busily Loathes, M.A.,
Profsemor of Hebrew in KiniszOallatage, Lemke, en the
words at St. John's Gospel ( Pk- ra. 37)—" TIW
shall leek on him whom they At the Ohm. I
Royal, Whitehall, the season was preached by the Re'..
W. F. Brains Kingly', M.A., eimplait to the el
London, in the room dthe Very Rev. Dr.
of St. Asph, who was nimble to lamed ; and MOM
afternoon by the Rev. Daniel Moire, ILA., incemabent of
miss
lisly Trinity March, Peuldiagice. At the CbaltrLitoYely
St. Junes* tie serums was by the .. us= ion
Weetwiteeks, At BR Peas Mare were three
tike ~secs in the Prowdad by the
allre;1-1. M.' Lloyd Joao, M.A... to the Lard
Mayor and .e of Newel* ; lash to the thermal by
the Rev. Dr.W.V. Irma, Asa et Bremplam • and that la
the evening (seam the deem) by the R.;- a Putt
Laden, ILA., etratient of (Rest Church. Oxford, and Pte.
tredary CI fkliebry °Mbar& . ."
Tar Tzcitious itisaircroT.—An a 1
will be met. to the Lad Obresellor to the
of " Tiohborso v. Malays maelimais " h'ion wr
Tim-Chancellor Gifford to another court, his r
having bean counsel for the claimant. No objection, it is
expected, will be made to the moist.