The Express.
London, England, 1850-01-19 00:00:00

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WINDSOR, Jen. 111.
The gee* walked this evening in the Slopes and
Window Pa*.
The Royal Panay bet welkin ezersise la the grounds
armed the Castle.
His Royal Higlinem Prises Albert lift Windsor Castle
this m for tows at 11 o'clock, travelling by a swag
train on the Soath-Westera Railway. Colonel Hoo. Charles
Grey and Colonel P. H. Seymour were In stimulants upon
his royal highness.
His Royal Highness 'spaded to Mara between 4 and 6
Vele*.
The regal dieser party this *ening Ingham the Rev.
Lord and Lady Wriothesisy Russell and Hr. Birch.

His Royal Highness Trines Albert presided yes-
terday at a steeling of the Royal Commission for the Pro-
motion of the Exhibition of the Works of Industry of all
Nations, to be held la the year 1861. His Royal Highness
arrived at the New Palaces of Westminster at 12 o'clock,
attended by Colonel Hoe. C. Grey and Colonel F. H.
Seymour. The eommissioners present were Earl Gran-
ville, Lord John Russell, the Ri4lit Hon. Il•nry Labon-
shore Sir Archibald Galloway, Bsr R. Westenacott, Sir
Charles Lyell, Mr. Barry, Mr. Cubitt, Mr. Eastlake, Mr.
Gibson, Mr. Pussy, and Mr. Alderman Thompson. The
Secretary, Mr. Stafford Northeote, was in attendance. The
meeting broke up at a quarter-past 4 o'clock, when Prince
Albert. attended by Colonel F. H. Seymour, left for the
railway terminus, on his return to Windsor Castle.
The Earl of Denbigh had an interview with Lord
John Hassell yesteidsy at his official residence in Downing-
street.
Lord Montesgle had an interview with the Right
Hon. Henry Labouchere on Thursday.
A deputation from the corporation of Birming-
ham, corsisting of the Mayor of Birmingham, Mr. Alderman
blunts, Mr. Councillor Hawkes, Mr. Councillor Payn, toge-
ther with Mr. Knots, M.P., and Mr. Scholefleld, M.P., had
an interview with Sir George Grey yesterday at the Home-
Mr. Maurice Cross (Dublin), Secretary to the Com-
missioners of Naiional E mention in Ireland, had an inter-
view the Chancellor of the Exchequer yesterday. Col.
Anson had also an interview yesterday with the right hon.
baronet, at his official residence in Downing-street.
Lord and Lady John Russell had a dinner party on
Thursday, at their residence in Chesham-plane. Among
the company were the Turkish Ambassador, the Russian
Minister and Baronets do Brunnow, the Prussian Mi-
nister, the Sardinian Minister, the Austrian Chugs
d'Affaires (Bann Roller), the Earl of Carlisle, the Earl and
Countess of Grenville, Lord Dufferin, Lady Hislop, and Miss
Lister.

CABINET COUNClL—Summonses were issued yes-
terday afternoon to the whole of the members of the cabinet
for a council at the Foreign-office on Monday next, at two
o'clock.
TIM SWEDISH LEGATION.—His Excellency the
Bweuish Minister and B ironies Bellies's have issued cards
tor a grand ball on the 25th inst. in lialkin street, Belgrave.
KUM.
The Earl Grey (Secre!ary for the Colonies) has re-
moved from his mango-, in B. tgrave.square to his now re•
sidence on Carlton-house-terrace, lately in the occupation of
the Right Hia. W. E. Giadston...
His Excellency Conct Kielmanaegr is expected to
arrive at the Hanoverian Legation next week, to resume his
diplomatic duties in this country. The noble emelt intended
to leave Hanover for London yesterday.
The Right Hon. Sir Charles and Lady Mary
Wood entertained Viscount and Viscounts's Palmonton and
a select party last evening at the right hon. gentlemen's
clßcial residence In Downing-street.

(From Iwt night's Casette.)
WHITEHALL, JAN. 18.—The following addressee of
condolence to the Queen, on the occasion of the death of
her late Majesty Queen Adelaide, having been transmrted
to the Right Hon. Sir George Grey, Bart., her Majesty's
Prircipal Secretary cf State for the Home Department, tor
presentation, were presented accordingly to her Majesty,
who was pleased to receive the same eery graciously :—Tar
THE QUEEN'S Motu EXCELLENT BIAJESTY,—Most Gra-
cious B.vereign,—We, your Majesty's most dutiful and local
subjects, the Chancellor, Masters, and scholars of the Uni•
varsity of Oxford, humbly request permission to present
to your Majesty the expressions of our heartfelt condo-
lence on the melancholy eveut which has bereaved ycur
Majesty of an illustrious and honoured relative, and de-
prived the country of one of its brightest examples of
piety and virtu:. However afflicting to your Majesty this
dispensation of Divine Providecce may be, your Majesty
will doubtless derive eouselation from tho reflection that
devout and Cnristian life was closed in perfect pace, cheer-
ful resignation to the will of Ahoighty God, and humble
reliance on them riu of the Redeemer. Though the loss of
one, so endeared to the nation by her piety, meekness, and
bnusdleu charity, has withdrawn from us the inestimable
benefit of her example, still must the influence of that ex-
ample be long and deeply felt among us, sustained and
strengthened es It is by the contemplation of those virtues
which, displayed in your Mejesty's daily have won for
your 111,jeaty the devoted affection of your loyal peopl-, and
have imparted additional lustre and stability to the
throne. We humbly trust that the Almighty Disposer
of events may vouchsafe to your Majesty a long
and peaceful reign, together with the continued
enjoyment of every temporal sad spiritual blessing.
Given at our House of Convocation, under our common seal,
this 12th day of January, in the year of our Lord MM.—
Transmitted by Field Marshal his Grace the Duke of Wel-
lington, Obaucellor of the University.
And the following on the same subject :—From the Mayor,
Aldermen, and Burgesses of the Borough of Maidstone.
Transmitted by the Town Cierk.—From the Governors and
Bubserimrs of the Jews' Orphan Asylum. Transmitted by
Frederick Hut, Esq., President.—Frain the President,
Vice-Presidents, Treasurer, and Governors of the Scottish
Remelts!. Transmitted by the Secretary.
WHITEHALL, JAN. 16.—The Queen has been
pleased to present the Rev. William James Poole to the
rectory of Abettlraw, in the county of Anglesea, and diocese
of Bangor, the same being void by the death of the Rev.
Hugh Wynne Jones.
WHITEHALL, JAN. 18.—The Queen has been
pleased to nominate the Rev. Stewart William Hanna to
the perpetual curacy of St. James's Chapel, in the parish of
St. Marylebone, in the county of Middlesex, and diocese of
London, void by the death of Archdeacon Jennings.

EXIIIBITION OF 1831.—We understand that the
Queen and his Rtyal Highness the Prince Albert, have com-
menced the subscription for carrying out the exhibition of
the works of industry of all nations, her Majesty by giving
1,0001. and the Prince 6001.

• THE CAVALRY BARRACKS AT WINDSOR.-A ru-
mour has been current for some time put in nsgitary circles
that it is in contemplation to abandon the cavalry barracks
at Windsor, oecupied for many years by one of the regiments
of Life Guards or the Royal Horse Guards (blue), in rota-
tion. Canterbury, it is stated, where the Royal Regiment
of Hors* Guards is now quartered, will probably be the desti-
nation fur the future of one of the household cavalry
regiments. Since the opening of the Great Western and
the London and Windsor lines of railway direct to Windsor,
both having termini in the towr, , her Majesty (when pro-
ceeding from Osborne or Landon to the castle, or travelling
from Windsor) has dispensed with the usual military escort.
A guard of Honour, composed of the infantry regiment in
garrison at Windsor, has since that period been substituted
at the railway station for the accustomed escort, by command
of her Majesty. The Royal Horse Guards are under orders
to leave Canterbury on the 21st inst., for Hyde-park
Barracks.

MR. DISRAELI'S Than RENTs.—With the most
unblushing assurance, Mr. Disraeli calls our statement of
last week an " unmitigated falsehood." In our sixth page
cur readers will anti something about it. We are now in
possession of additi nal information. In Mr. Norris's time
Mr. Gillett paid 2001. per annum rent. lie offered Mr. Dis-
raeli 2501. for the lams farm. The protectionist chief
refused this. Mr. Gillett gave up the farm, and Mr. Red-
rup has taken it at the advanced rent. Mr. Gillett made
this statement in a room at Great Marlow, before at least
twelve persons, after Mr. Disraeli's flaming speech. Pro-
tection was in full awing when the rent wes 2001. ; now that
protection is down, up goes the rent to 2.501. Then when
we declare that the great organ of mystification, and the
mighty here of vidage ascendancy, is receiving an advance
of rent, he has the daring to affirm that it is false. We con-
vict him before the nation. Before we dismiss Mr. Disraeli,
we may 1.4 well say that, while the hon. member has no faith
in a soiree tea-drinking at Aylesbury, he has no serious
objection to a grog-ticket pot-house affair at Great Marlow.
The admission at the Crown Inn was 31. for a dinner, and
after the cloth was removed only those got access who pur
chased a ticket for a shilling, entitling the holder to a glass
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of grog. Thus the meeting wu packed outside while it
wu amply replenished within. What an insufferable farce
that Mr. Disraeli dare nut trust his opinions in the presence
of the people. The Cunaty.hsll is as great a terror to him
as it is to criminals and poltroens.—Ducks Advertiser and
As:es:wiry News.

TRINIDAD.—NAVIGATION LAWS.—By the Int Na-
vigation Act, the restriction which prevented goods and pam-
'entre to be convoyed from one Fart of any British colony to
mother, except in British 'meals, was continued, except
upon petition of the colonists, that they may be allowed to
employ foreign vessels also. Such an application has been
made to the Privy Council from the Island of Trinidad ; and
last night's Glavine contains a notification of its having
been granted.
TONNAGE DUES AT ST. HELENA.—Last night's
Gazette contains an order to the effect that in future all
ships entering the port of James Town, shall in future pay
a duty of one penny per ton ; the proceeds to be applied
to the erecting of a new prison, and to the completion of
the Civil Hospital; fur the building of which a duty of one
farthing only per ton has hitherto been levied on all such
ships.