The Express.
London, England, 1857-11-26 00:00:00

THE SECRETARY pro fem.
Gilildhall Coffee-house, Nov. 23,

It is understood that the Address, in answer to
the Speech from the Throne, will be awed in the Commons
by Mr. Wykebstn Martin, naenaker for West Kent, sad se-
conded by Kr. Akroyd, waster far Hodderedeld.—Morarsy
rod.

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It is understood that ea Tuesday evening the
lama of the Bank of England bed returned to a point within
the limit. authorised by to. eel id 18 4&—Slaw.
EMBASSY FROM THE SULTAN OF MOCILA.
Among the passengers by the Tagus, which arrived et
Southampton on Mond4 with the Peninsular mails, wee
Chwiff Achmed Effendi, an envoy from, and nephew at, the
present Sultan of Mocha, In the Gulf of BabeimaadeL Hs
has arrived to this country with presents for the Queen of
England. He Ent visited Constmtleople, and from theme
name to flibraltar, and there embarked on board the Tegu.
fee England. He is richly dimmed in full oriental costume,
Ms bead goer being an enormous turban, formed of a hand-
some shawl. He is a true Bedouin in appearance, with fiery
met metier eye, and a black mummy-like .kin. His men.
AM and latellimme befit his high rank. He has claimed In
Senthamptim the protection sad attention of Mr. Schwan,
the Ottoman eke-omen). Mr. Schnake wet a telegram to
the Turidsh ambles...dor in Leaden yesterday, announcing
the arrival of the enmy, and it is expected that the Chard!
will wee* in town to-day.

The Suisse of Berne mays :—" It seems that foreign
agents have been &drily outplayed for .ours time post at
Nom in making unlswful enrolments for the Dutch set-
tlement. in the East lame It appears also that a recruit-
ing olltra established at Eva', is in communication with
cos at Larne* againet which the Federal Council mot-
=to the government of Baden. The Federal Council
consequence written to the government of Game to
call its attention to them fade"
CITATAL PAJAMA.— ONZ SHILLING

WIDXIIIDAT. Nov. 23.—A.holookom oa pima; 373
am. 11 Ems NEM. 173 ; Mr .W..,614

EN Court.

WINDSOR, WZDNISDAT.

The Earl and Countess of Clarendon arrived
yesterday on a vbdt, end dined with her Majesty In the even-
ing. There were also at the dinner the nines'. Royal end
Prince William of Prussia, and the Earl of St. Germans.
Her Malady's private band performed in the drawing.

Overture (on suite) fa D major, for stringed
instruments, two oboes, three trumpet",
sad drums, grave, InTh01), air, gavotte 1,
gavotte 2, bourree, gigue J. 8. Bach.
liocbseim Manch, " Eurysnthe "
Memo, " Sonata " Beethoven.
CilLeur du Marche " Masanielle "
Airs de ballet " Guilt/tune Tell " Rossini.
The Queen and Prince Consort, atrompanied by Prince
Frederick William of Prussia, rodo out on horseback this
morning, attended by the Ron. Beatrice Bpi and the
equerries in smiting.
The Earl of 81. Germans left the Cutle in the forenoon.

Despatches zero sent from the Colonisl-oftloe yesteday
to the Governors of the Colonies on tho West Coast of
Africa.

Excellency the Ambsasador of France and the
Countess do Penigsy leave town to-day on a visit to her
Majesty, at Windsor Coed*.
The Duchtss Dowager of Norfolk hu left Eaton
Hall, where her grace has bean staying on a visit with the
Marquis and Marchioness of Westminater, for Worksop
Manor, on a visit to Lord and Lady Foley. Her gram is
Impacted in town on Monday text.
The Duke of Leeds has arrived at the Clarendon,
from liornby Credo, war Catterick, Yorkshire.
Frances Anne, Marchioness of Londonderry, lett
Holdernesso House, a few days since, for Wynyard Park,
Durham.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde are
expected in town early next week, from based.
The Countess of Jersey and Lady Clementine
Tilliees mote to town to-day from a tour of visits. The
sills earl is staying at Middleton Park.
The Earl Itowe has returned to town, from Gop-
sell, for a few clays.
The Countess of Westmorland and Lady Rose
Fans have arrived at the Bedford Hotel, Brighton.

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The Earl Cawdor and Viscount Emlyn will con

to town early next week, for a few days, from hoiden Grove,
'Janda.). _ .

The Earl Cadogan is daily expected in town:from
Waki. 3

The Earl and Countess of Yarborough have ar-
rived at the Bedford Hotel, Brighton.
Lord George and Lady Adeliza Manners arrived
in town a few days age from visiting the Duke of Rutland
at Be(vote Castle. The noble lord and her ladyship have
sines left for Slough, where his lordship baa taken a resi-
dence for a short period.
Lord and Lady Foley are expected in town early
next week, from Worksop Manor, when they have been re-
ceiving company for some tiros past.
Lord and Lady Burghenih are staying on a visit
with the Duke and Duchess of Beaufort, at Badminton
How, GloucestersltheZ _
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Lord and Lady Willoughby d'Eresby are pining
the season at Torquay, where they intend to stay until the
latter end of next month.
Lord Dufferin bas arrived at Stover House, New-
ton Abbot, on a visit to the Dale and Dachas of Somerset,
from visiting the Marquis and Marchioness of Stafford at
Shropshire.
Lord and Lady John Scott have returned to the
Clarendon, from Fritteadean House, near Sapid:min.
The Count and Counter Pradox have left the
Bruaswick Hotel, St. James's, foe Parts.
Mr. and Lady Isabella Stewart are expected in
town et the latter end of the week, been Heighten.
General Sir }fairy and Leidy Jones have arrived
XFSiniiilis'iliotel,',Bslersvis, from Sandhi-id College:
TW; (C'hrltenhant:Braminer) tinderitin the gal-
lant;member: for„Cheltenhans, Capt. Berkeley, M.P., wee
married yesterday (Wednesday) to Mir Sumner,
daughter of Colonel Rotate Sumner, of the Hatchlande,
neer Guildford, Surrey. The young lady is said to be a
nines at other near relative of the are.hbishop of Canterteu7.
We (Scotsman) understand that Dr. Robert Lee
hes rasind her Majesty's most gracious commands to pub-
lish the sermon preached by him before the Court in Crathie
Church in October Wt. The subject of the discourse le,
"The Care of the Body a Christian Duty," and we have no
doubt that it will be found empty deserving of the honour
which the royal bearer ham seen fit to confer upon it.ll
—Telegisphic accounts from Lisbon state that the
epidemic which rages there is getting worse and wone.
Almost every inhabitant who could command the means has
fled from the pestilential city. The King remains, bob hie
Court is very much thinned.
The King of Prussia, says a telegraphic despatch
from Berlin, has taken up his residence et Charlatenburg.
A society of students, at Berlin, suspected of
having a political object, hes been suppressed.
The Univers publishes the Latin text of the
Pope's bull, in t'atue of which the name of the Emperor is
for the futon to be Wrecked into the Roman liturgy in
Trance.