The Express.
London, England, 1857-07-25 00:00:00

HANOVER.

At the sitting of the 17th of the Municipal Coasol
of Hanover, the president communicated the follow.
tog letter from the Minister of the Interior:
The King would willingly have acceded to the inviting
to be menet at the rifle match, now that the civic guard 01
the nag of Welk, red, end gold have disapwrod, wereit
that he is shad el miesiog the head and the members ef the
dvie maid& L whew to avoid such ft merlins., since thl
latter have arollholot es ad important wisdom.,
tionlarly in dm leis &Wow for the chamber, an oppcollin
on principle to lie ItIPPWRIBIeId. lie cannot forbear ennew
lad on thiamtryttids great discontent, since be has eft
displayed matinsents towards the city of Hanover.
The chief magistrate of the town replied to the
minister in the name of the magistrates, and repellesa
the imputation; while the Civic Council inserted La
the minutes of its sitting that none of its memlYstil
considered that they had indulged in an opcoltou
on principle, but that in the elections every one had
voted freely and in the interest of his waive city.

FRIDAY EVENING.

itains a report of the
Wednesday morning,
w bathing establish-
r, in the presence of
ry, many inhabitants
Cure of Plambieros
ring to the interest
fortysi: years ago
ad thanking the pre-
ich he has bestowed
improvement. The
" the new institution,
Rotel Napoleon. Ex-
le population to his
he re-pest with which
'mop them within the
jesty of the throne,
hammier, so far as to
ather ; losing sight of
vereigo, perhaps they
n, pro aj'eelu, Pater.
iderations of propriety,
ad language, at teat,
) lay at your feet the
s with which we are
:nceforth dictate all the
the Lord, in His good-
your hand is about to
iy He cement, in liko
fabric of your power,
r beautiful country the
joys; above all, let Him
which is so dear to all
f our waters, accomplish-
permanently invigorate
nd welfare of France."
is, the Emperor said :
me not only because so
overed their health, but
rntre of a population wbo
3ofs of their sympathy,
ated with a genuine pa.
ho come, like me, to re.
toil, may here find new
a of their duties and the
I regret, indeed, not to be
^tato lay the first stone of
ant monument, the new
relief from our afflictions,
ion soul should in the first
to Providence. Indeed, if
rem men, all that is goal

r (adds the official journal)
r words.
ect of the Seine, the day
;is annual dinner to the
of Paris. The corks of
ere present. Mgr. Markt
; archdeacona and seems

has sent to his legation at
wr of decorations to be dia.
ith whom the Grand Dam
wannioation on his recent

accompanied by the Coees
roue to meet bis illostriena
4 at the Chateau of Luken
ay. Her Majesty was alea
e Montesquieu, who formerly
chevalier d'hosubrur. M.
siting at Ortend to meet the
s by a eubsequest train ; and
was to kora for the same

Mpg-.
e Nord. Mash is always ono
a Noses ta getting in the
I i• that operation. The
ore very floe, aad promise fee
d. The ether productionset
tortaat. Oats, potatore, sad
hly lazgrisat. The potato
ei, although some fields us

w et Messier will appear
mouth of October, edited by
11l essiet al his autograph
I. known et resent to only
te, 'amber of the French
f " Marie &tart•"

its. closed to-day at 666
e month, and the Foar•aed•
026. 40e. ; Orleans Railway
at Northern, 84str. ; Btnr
ems, riStr. ; Paris to Lyons
9166. Western of France,
end Cads, 6816. 25c. ; Great
r. t Lyons and Genera, 61064
r, Mfr. 1 Aistrian Railway;