The Express.
London, England, 1868-11-10 00:00:00

THE Q GEES' OF SPAIN.

By her Majesty's orders the following '••.,t-it
was forwarded to the superintendent of the ea
Pau :—" Monsieur—The Queen, my aug-it 41,
very grateful for the services which the per.otei 34j
in the palace have rendered during her stay
desiring to leave thPm a slight mark of r 4 )!
will, has charged me to convey to you tin
1,341 fr. (this is equivalent to a month's pay to 'a
sant), in order that you may be good enough to di,tt .-.

it to each in the form marked on the list encl,4-1,
cordance with their wages. Pray receive, ic..-11..a.5•:'
Head of their Majestic.' Household." The Q•ze•n ..•
cempanied to Paris by the Countes3ei w. I
Pena Florida, ladies of honour; Count Eap,,lts. 47C: :•
master of the palace ; and Count del Pilar and M. .t 1
rate, chamberlains.

The Umlos has the following:—'• Queen Isabella
up her residence in Paris contrary to the advice of al:
family. The object of the Count and Countess lo
genti's visit to l'au was to beg their mother to re!
her design. The failure of their attempt was what -3.
duced them to leave for England. Queen Chnitius ii
wished to prevent her daughter from cousin; to :h.,
French capital; but as is known, for a long timo t
great cordiality has prevailed between these two roy
relatives.•'

Queen Isabella and family attended mass on Stll%
morning at 9 o'clock in the church of St. t:erma:s•
l'Auzerrois. Carriages belonging to the imperial ita!,:si
were placed at the service of her Majesty.
M. Marfori baa arrived in Paris and alighted at ii
hotel on the Place du Palais Royal.

Lord Napier of Magdala arrived on SunLy s.
the Hotel kfirabeau, and was to leave next day by Vat.
Lyons Railway for Marseilles.
The last number of the Berlin KlaVeraisti•i,
or Ilineh, has been seized for the publication of a can.:a.
ture against the deficit in the Prussian budget.
The mail-diligence was lately attacked betweet
Ketakemet and 'mak, in Hungary, by some malefactori
not yet discovered. The money, amounting to abix:
2,840 florins, as well as the letters, were carried off Ind th,
vehicle burnt. An infantry soldier, the postilion. an.:
shoemaker's apprentice lost their lives by a discharge fro=
the robbers' firearms. This is the third occasion on whirl
a similar occurrence has taken place near the same spot.

A Fenian demonstration took place in the city
of Cork on Sunday. The occasion was the funeral of one
James Mountain, who was tried in 11:148 for a politics!
offence, again the years ago for having participated it
some riots at the celebration of the Prince of Wales*:
marriage, and a third time in 1865 on a charge of Feni.
anima. A procession. numbering 4,000 persons. msrche,:
to the cemetery, but the peace of the city was not broken.
The North German emigrant ship Palmerston,
with 437 passengers, bound from Hamburg to New York.
was yesterday towed into Plymouth Sound in a leaky
condition. For ns days she had been in jeopardy, !!lo
persons onboard, both men and women, haring been ,o:a•
palled to work at the pumps. She now lies in the Ply-
mouth Great Western Docks.

TDB REV. W. M. PIIIBHON.—The 1[41w., t.t
Recorder says :—" It is not correct that the Conferencs
has refused to allow the request of the Canadian church
that Mr. Punshon should be president of its next annual
assembly. A request to that effect from the Canada
Conference was presented at the Liverpool Con-
ference in Magnet last, it being usual for the Canada
President to be appouded in England. The reply re-
turned wan to the effect that the English Continence,
waiving its accustomed right, would empower the
Canadians to elect next r a president of their own
choice ; and it is universally understood that Mr. Punshou
will be so elected. As to another statement, that Mr.
Punshon is to be dropped from the Legal Hundred in con-
demnation of his marriage, we can only say that he is at
present a member of the Legal Hundred ; that no notice
of such a dismissal as that above referred to has ever been
given : and that we do not for en instant believe that
such a proposal is in contemplation by any party
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;ru that Alain"
a " Doctor- ; that 1 gave a wonderfully apt reply to a
Barnum on a resent occasion : that 1 take as months to
re pare a new lecture . that 1 received tire hundred dollwe
for delivering one in Chkago. and a few other like stories ;
it is as well that you should know, once for all. that I am
conscious of none of these thinge, and that. lam a
practised somnambulist, they base net happened to use in
the flesh.-
JrBTICES AT B.Vf.•-- At the Mord petty sessions
the other day Mr. F. E. Ornierod, of llsttosi-gaelen.
London, merchant, was charged. at the instance of the
Oreat Eastern Railway Company for attempting to alight
from a train while in motion, on the I;th October list.
Mr. J. Evans, solicitor, of 10, John-strect, Bedford-rew.
London, appeared fur the defendant, and the company
was represented by Mr. James Russell, The bench
ordered defendant to stand in the dock. The suminans was
found informal, in coniequenoo of an error in the date upon
which the offence was alleged to have been committal.
Amendment and adjournment wereposed. but to
these Mr. Evans objected. The magistrates then inti-
mated that they should demise the onnuneus, but should
order a fresh one to issue immediately. and defendant
must stop in court to be served. Mr. Evans tto the
bench): le the maintops dismissed F—The bench : Yes.
ta
Mr. Evans (to defendant) : Then leave the deck anew-
diately Mr. Ormerod; you ought never to bare teen
ced in sack an ignominious position at all. Th.. bench
to the defendant) : Stop. You must—. Mr. East" 4r
ferat, with warmth) : Leave the court with Ill.`, Mr.
Ornierad, Withntly, and I will Pee if anyone dare to de-
tain you a inereent. Defendant then hurriedly lett the
dock Were a fresh summons could be tilled up. and the
officers present did not attempt to detain hint.
Derma FOR Bann, VIA PRANCE AND AUSTRIA.
—AD lettere for please in Lower Egypt' forwarded
France and Austria, may in future be seat paid to destina-
tion, and the bothering will be the rates of postage charge-
able :—Not enewedinr ow in weight, 11,1 : shove It as.
and not exceeding os., Is. 10d. ; above ) ex. and not
exceeding t oz., 2a • above t oz. and not exceeding
I oil., 3s. &I. • for every'additioW I or., ltd. ; or. at that
:tortfthe'sentler, they =LT be sent uniaid. lathes
to places in Upper hind must be pro-laid as
far as Min* In Lowpearept, at the rates above pro-beds
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