The Express.
London, England, 1857-12-30 00:00:00

Irk Court.

WINDSOR, TVIMIDAT.
Th. Jody Adeooate-General had an audience of
bat Ilaissty, yesterday, to submit the proceedings of somo

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Ty Peutigner Wainer end Counties de Lanadio arrived
eas shwassa en a Melt, sad in the evening dined with
bar vuogy. n. piety also included the Duchess of Kent,
the Primes Be*. the PASCO of Leiningen, Lady Anna
Mark Dmeems, Lady Asepsis Bruce, and Bir George
Germ
The burl of the Boyd Rom Cards atterbd 6 the
Calls &slag dinner, nod pirloneed tin
Overtire, Neciose Weber.
' lisleants, Beenimmid•
Ordirffie, COUIS of St. Jennie VAPart.
esieedsa, " J',4 1. Rd" Aism.
Ostep, Exclusion
Hs blejesty's private bead played eftereardis In ths deny-
ing-rue&
The Qum rods in the Riding-Im* tide serniag.
The Wale Comet, woonpaidel by &e Prince of 1./Wa-
rm went eat slontsg.
She biome sort ...Ikea and &ere in the Rom. perk.
'Pb. Mhos of Wales vent to London, sad attended •
Woe se As Royal Institetion.
The Dohs of Nemours, with hie family, visited her 11.-
*fir.
Lai Delwin and that-Colonel W. Frederik Cavendish
hoe enteesied Lord Waterpark and Major-General Berkeley
Drummond es Lord and Groom in waiting.

Despatches were received at the Colonial•ofike yesterday
from the Governors of the North American provinces.

The following are among the latest arrivals at
Beigktea —Sir lams Brooke, Lady Caroline Forbes, Lady
Maegragor, Sir Gedfrey Mr. and Mrs. Mama
Peel, Lady Wrests:, the Vice-Chancellor of Oxford, Capt.
and Mrs Palk Han. Hobart Monsen, Sir Edward Daring,
sag Ur Han. H.

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The Counties Amherst distributed her bounties on
latms-sse to a tarp amber of dependants on the Knouts
mate. The morel of sight fat bullocks, with treaty tow
at wait mod 800 faggot; together with warm clothing,
blankets, estaaterpases, sad my other articles, were
freely Inspired to a large Lumbar of labourers sod their
brines. _ - .

We regret to hear of the death, on Sunday last,
st Uptiekt, near &road, of Edward Bullock, Eut., late Com-
mon Serjeant of the city of London.
Vienna letters state that the Empress of Austria
stain in an interesting situation.
The young Duke of l'arron, travelling under the
seas of the Count de Villefriuses, arrived a few de). sines
I st

The Emperor is somewhat indisposed, and in
consequence a review which was to have been held
yesterday in the court of the Tuileries did not take
place, and the grand sitting of the Council of State
to discus the question of the usury laws is post-
poned.
The meeting of the congress for the exchange of
the ratifications of the treaty for settling the boun-
daries of the Besarabian frontier, which was en-
maenad for to-day, is put off till 1 hureday.
The BOUM has been very firm in consequence of
an official notice that the Bank of France has re-
dosed its discount to 5 per cent. from this day. Tho
situation of the Beek is understood to be very fa-
vourable. Its stock of bullion is now said to amount
to 280,000,000. The Rents rose 25c. for cash and
30c. for account, closing at 68fr. Sc. and 08k. 25e.
Mobilier rose 17fr. 50e. The railways were even
more influenced than the Rents by the financial
news. Orleans rose 16fr. 25e.; Northern, 7fr. 50c.;
Lyons, Bfr. 75c.; Eastern, 10fr.; and Southern, sfr.
I Western fell 7fr. 50c.; and Grand Central, lfr. 250.
1 There was a very brisk market. A report was air-
eulated that the Bank intends to advance 17,000,000
of francs to the agens de change, to make continu-
ations (reports) oa the Rents. A ministerial order
has been sent to all the agene de change, prohibit-
(nce rant 'roues careers) ing the transaction of business by their clerks.
Watrewatt, Dec. 96.—The Queen has been
The Journal de Ganef states that General and
pleased I. appoint the Rev. `forma Marko d. tointeeer af the
barony pariah of Oliessos, to be on. of her Majesty's chap- madame Lamoricilre are certainly coming to France
Tales is erillasq m Scotlawit b the re= of Dr. Dimon before the let of January. They are selling their
M.ferien, deceased.
furniture at Gand, and intend to live in a country
FORLIGN-OFFICL, DEC. 26.—The Queen has been
Omani to approve a Mr. William George Leseptisee. house belonging to them near Amiens.
Consul et Robert Town to the Free Haoseauc City of HMO* The proprietors of the Press. have some hope
burg. ! that M. Nefftzer may be induced to resume his post
Caorre•orrice, Dec. 29.—Member returned to as editor of that journal next month, when the
the Il sea-
lant., of suspension pronounced against it will ex-
serve In the preens Parliament. —County of Buchinghsea,— .
Mahe,. GoteTlCsil b.. Charles Cdh th• wasq •pi n • hut in the event of that hope being disap-
tsssLag= is the room of ua. as Cap- ; .' .
s. .pointed, m. Louis Jourdain, of tie Sieele, will
bee Majesty's mem sat Ipssl S the county el Teat 1 perhaps take the efiPeteueept-

A despatch from Nlarseilles says :—" The Shah
of Persia has invited the various mabaseadon to be premed
at the eerunetion of hie sot. The English minister, it is
said, bee refused to attend, making a reservation in favour
of the rights of another heir to tho throne, now a refugee at
BaVial"

His Imperial Highness Prince Napoleon hat trans-
mitted to the Committee of Council on Education a very in-
teresting specimen of Gotelin tapestry, the subject being ,
t' Amin mesenting the dapper to her husband Poet= after
having slabbed hermit" This pace of work woo commenced
wider Louie XVI., ems cempleird during the period sf the
republic, and received lee border in the early days clam GM
empire. It was gine, an his marriage in 1807, to lamer,
King of Weetpbalia, by the Emperor, his brother. Prince
Jerome Ism just given It to his eon Prince Napoleon in ceder
that it might be presented to the Museum of Art at South
Haattaatoa, as sours proof of the interest which they both
look in that estalAishment. Viewed for its money worth,
this specimen most have been valued at above 2,0001. ; but
looking to the ruzioas facto of its history, It b‘ of fa higher
value as en evidence of the friendly relations which have
*rung op between the two countries, not merely in politics,
but in the promotion of the arm.