The Express.
London, England, 1861-05-08 00:00:00

TER OCCUPATION OP SYRIA.

Lord Stratford de Radcliffe will move in the
House of Lords, on Friday next, to resolve—
"l. That the house would view with deep regret any cir-
cumetatioe leading to a continuance, however brief, el the
occupation of Syria by foreign Weeps beyond the sth of
June next ensuing, the period now fixed far their complete
withdrawal by the convention speed to at Paris on the
15th of March.

"2. That the house considers the late calamitous events
in Syria as not to be attributed to canoes exclusively local,
but also, and chiefly, to the general data of the Turkiah
empire, more especially to point of revenue and adminis-
tration.

"3. That the house is deeply hummed with the urgency
of obtaining from the Ottoman Porte • prompt adoption
and strict enforcement of such measures u may bast afford,
in the spirit of the Sultan's hatt-homayoon of 1856, a reli-
able security against the recurrence, from any cure what-
ever, of those sanguinary conflicts."

trbt Court.

WHITE LODGE, RICHMOND PARK, Sat 7.

The Queen, with Princess Helena and Princess
Louis, drove out yesterday afternoon. The Prince Consort
and Princess Alice rode on horseback, and accompanied her
Majesty. Major Du Plat attended on horseback.

T. Earl of it. Germans, Lord Steward ; and Lord Proby,
Comptroller of the lionaehold, arrived from London and
had &Oa/DM of her Majesty.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday at the
official residence of the First Lord of the 'Prmanry,
in Downing-street. The ministers present were Via..
count Palmerston, Earl Granville, the Duke of
Argyll, Sir G. Cornwall Lewis, Lord John
Russell, Lord Herbert, Sir Charles Wood, the
Chenoellor of the Exchequer, the Duke of
Somerset, the Right Hon. T. Milner Gibson,
Sir George Grey, Lord Stanley of Alderley, the
Right Hon. C. P. Villiers, and the Right Hon.
Edward Cardwell.

Her Majesty's Commissioners for the International Exhi-
bition of 1862 held a meeting at their offices in the Strand
yesterday.
The Budding Committee held a meeting at South Ken-
sington yesterday.
Despatches were seat yesterday from the Colonial-office
to the Lord High Commissioner of the lonian. Islands.

Their Royal Highnesees the Duchene of Cam-
bridge and the Princess Mary honoured Mille Coatis with
their company yesterday afternoon, when ➢lr. Pechter had
the boaour to give " a reading." A limited party were in-
vited to meet their royal highnesses,.
The Marchioness of Downahire's " dance " is un-
avoidably ponponed.
The Countess Ashburnham has issued cards for
a hall ea Wedneeday, the 15th inst., at Ashhurnham House.

The Countess Cowper his issued cards for an
assembly on Thursday next, at her mansion in Bt. .71101014•
Main'

The Earl of Brownlow has arrived in tdwn for
the memos. after e lengthened tour no the Continent.

Rekl-ilarshal Viscount and Viscountess Com-
bemire are expelled to arrive in town on Saturday for the
911161100.

Lord and Lady Leigh have arrived at their resi-
dence in Portman-Kure, from Stoseleigh Abbey, for the
erneon.

Lord and Lady Kenyon are expected in town in
a few days from Grediagtoo Hail, for the season.

Lady Howard de Walden is prolonging her stay
at bovithasa.

The Hon. Freeman H. Morse, the new United
Mates' Consul in London, arrived in town on Monday, and
is now staying at the Castle and falcon, Aldersgate-street,
City.
Vice-Admiral Sir John Gordon Sinclair and
family have arrived at 66, Chester4quare, for the season.

1.16dy Stanley of Aldorley had a ball last evening
at the family =num in Dover-street. The Count de
Paris and the Duke de Chartres honoured her ladyship with
their presence.

The two eons of the Duke of Hamilton, the Mar-
quis of Douglas and Lord Charles Hamiltoa, have left
Paris for the Chateau do Rhin, at Bonn, where they are to
remain some months.

Messrs. Lucas state, in a letter to the Times, that
a deputation have waited upon them and offered that " if
we would withdraw our proposition of pigment by the
hour, they would guarantee there should he no strike upon
our works for the space of twelve month; and that dtwin
that interval there should even be no agitation for' the nine
hours movement.' " This offer was positively refused by
Yeas. Lucas. "We may add," says the letter, " that
the whole of our works are in full program, and we have
easy reason to know that the workmen now in our employ-
ment are perfectly satisfied with the result of the course we
have adopted (and to which we shall most certainly adhere)
of payment by the hour. This arrangement in no way inter.
feces with any former privileges, nor with the mode of
engaging or discharging the men ; bat it does enable them
to leave work at 1 o'clock on Saturday, receiving the same
amount of wages per week as before."

♦fter twelve years of exile, Johannes Ronge, the
founder et the Neo-Catholic (anti• Papal) movement, has
returned to Breslau, when thousands crowded together to
Estee to his sermons. Fresh vigour has been Imparted to
the community sines his arrival in matters of church and
reboot. It is reported that the Roman catholic Bishop
of Brsl►u had tried to induce the president of police to
Fewest Bongo from publicly speaking ; but the chief of
the police did not think himself warranted at present so
to do.

(►ROK user MORT'S GAZNITZ.

•
Dow/cum-emus; MAY 4.—The following od-
dness' of oondoleoce to the Queen, on the occasion of the
death of her lute Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent,
having been tmnimitkd to his Croce the Duke of New-
castle, KAI, her Majesty's Principal Secretary of State for
the Wades, for preseutation, have been promoted sword-
lusty to her Majesty, who was pleased to receive them vary
g 71141011117 T—Prom the Legislative Council and Common. of
the province of Canada ; the Legislative Council of the pro-
visos*, Nova Scotia ; the House of Assembly of Nova
Scoff&

WurrouLt,, MAY 6.—The Queen hat been
to appoiet the Mart Noble George Grenville Wil.
Deb of SatherLaid to be Lieutenant end Sheriff
priasipid of the County e Sutherland.
Downuminnans, MAY 4.—The Queen hat been
Phased to appoiat Wlliam Bain& Pollard, Fag., to be
Airliter.Oreerel for the Colony of British Guiana; and
Henry Alexander Pitt, Req., to be Registrer•General for
the Used of Trinidad. _ _ _

—Dowsiiu:srunsi, MAT 6.—The Queen has been
ezede aPPiilli to he a member of se.
ve (based of t►e Irked or Nylon' aad Samuel
Drowelow Gray, tall.° b• atlorsoppearal for the Her-
Radar or Semen'
Fonstax-ornei, MAT 6.—The Queen has been
to approve of Mr. Johann !Merida' Wilhelm
Oltealar se consul at Bayport for kir Majesty the Sing of
Plarais.