The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-08-17 00:00:00

Court Ncbms.

THI QUICZN'II VISIT TO BICRLIN.—The following tele-
Mtn from Lord Bloomfield boa been received at the
Foreign-oilioe i—August 11, &SO Fon. Her klijeity,
the Prince Consort, and sulto have just arrived at the
finidenbitelt Hotel, Dusseldorf. All well.
Her Majeity the Queen and his Royal Highness the
Pena Consort left Buckingham Palen at 90 minutes
past 8 .elan Tumidity teorolng, &needed by a anent,
con suite. The Royal party left the Palace in three
cordage', and were noorted by a denoltinent of Life
Guardi to the Briaklayers' Arum Station, whore a special
train was in readiness to convey Her Majesty to Grown.
end to embark on board the Rop.l yacht en nen for
Poleilam.
011PANTO111 TROY GINATIMIND.-011 Tuesday morn.
leg Her Wady and his Royal Highness' the Prince
Conlin, embarked from Gravelind on board the Royal
plaid, on their nett to their daughter and Primo Fred.
oil,* William of PT111.411. This, the aril visit of Her
Malady to Gravnind, woo supposed to be a 'Wetly
private one, yet, from the 'manlier eireumitanees In
which it originated, as well as owing to the warm inani.
feentioni of loyalty which always attend the prinnia
at Her Majesty Ilimugh any part of the United King.
dom, the visit could not be entirely divested of a Indian
altimeter of fete and meant, whisk, though the CITIIV•il,
end people thought little of it, would have appeared a
henolsenta deinoustrattoe is any other town, To a per.
We silent, therefore, it wee ender Wood that Her
itaisely woe to be resolved Avately, Hot nollii
mold entirely espouse the retire loyalty ot tri
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anthem dine, and io It Make ortli in Inch a display
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to whether Her Hajoety could be asked to Mike charge
of this to her daughter, but whotever doll". "141"
1,1111 Hi at net the instant the MO 0111110 011 board.
lier Majesty exauslited it with evident grstilloellon,
showed it to the thin*. Consort, and then took chop
of It herself by locking the ease cud putting the hey in
her liooltet. All WWI ready, however, by 10 o'alook, and
at that hour, maid the moot deafening cheers the Vic-
toria and Albert moved from the pier, and bililll to 67
down the river at her tumid pea,
Tim QUINN IN 0111111ANY.—Ths Minster of England
al Bripreele Lord Howard de Walden, end the gentle.
lutn of lils'ligellon went to Antwerp on Tuesday after.
noon to receive Her Majesty, and the members of the
Proulith legation did the acme, The Queen, the Prince,
in and their suites landed the nest meritg, and proceeded
by railway to Hahne., where they found blue
111111,11111 IN and tire Duke and Dilubeas de Brulisno with
the principal diidnitaries of the Belgian Court waiting to
naive them. Mrs Queen and Prince, 00001111.01110t1 by
the King, the Duke and the I)ucliess, and attended by
the English eal Prussian legations, proceeded at once
to Verviers. Here the Kind of the Belgians and the
Duke and Dueller's of Brabant took leave of Her Majesty
and returned to Brussels. A crowd, whioli had as.
ambled at the station, greeted the arrival of the train
with loud 'culminations. At half past one o'olook the
royal train reached Alz-la•Chapelle, where Her Majesty
wee received by the Prin.' of pruiala. The train reached
Dusseldorf at four. The correspondents of the Con•
thiental papers are much delighted with the " exquisite
simplicity' of Her fdirjesty'e attire.
The Queen has been pleased to request that. week's
addition be wade to the holiday of IR. Paul's School, in
lionunr of the marriage of her Royal Highness the
Princess Frederick William of Prussia • and that the
school will therefore meet on the 10th inr.itead of the 3rd
of September.
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His Royal Higlumu the Doke of Cambridge is suffer-
ing from an attack of gout.
We are sorry to hear that the Mexican Minister,
General Alinonte, has been obliged to resign his post at
this Court in consequence of ill health. Ho. Excellency
will continue representative of the Republic at Paris,
whither lie proceeds in the course of a few days.

MUTH Of Till COUNTIBB OP CARLIBLZ.—We re-
gret to announce the death of the Countess of Carlisle,
who died on Sunday morning at castle Howard York-
shire. The Earl of Carlisle ugh Lady Dover were with
their venerated mother at be, death. The deoeued
Countess was eldest daughter of William, fifth Duke of
Devonshire, and wu born on the 12th of July, 1783.
By her marriage with George, sixth and late Earl of
Carlisle, she had Wine a numerous family, 11 sons and
daughters still living—namely, the Earl of Carlisle, Lady
Caroline Lamellas, Lady Dover, the Duchess of Suther-
land, the Hon. W. George Howard, the Hon. Edward
Howard, the Hon. Charles W. Howard, Lady Elisabeth
Grey, the Hon. Henry Howard, and Lady Mary Labou-
chore. By the deniire of the Coulter; the usembere of
the above noble family are placed in mourning; also
those of the Earl end Counteed Gtanville, the Duke of
Devonshire, the Marquis and Marehioness of Stafford,
Viscount Chitral, &o.