The Dorset County Express and Agricultural Gazette.
Dorchester, Dorset, England, 1858-11-23 00:00:00

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DEPARTURE OF TM PRINCE OF WALES FOR BEE.
LlN.—llovEtt, Wednesday night.—Hie Royal Highness
the Prime of Wales arrived at Dover this evening by the
ordinary express train of the South-Eastern Railway
which reached here at 7.15 on Ina way to Berlin, to pay
• visit, as it is stated, to his august sister, her Royal
Highness Prince.. Frederick William of Prussia, at the
Court of Berlin. The Prince travelled in one of the
State oarriages of the Railway Company, and was &Geom.
panted by Colonel Robert Bruce and Major Teesdale,
and • numerous suite. On alighting, his Royal High-
ness was received by Major-General Craufurd, the Com-
mandant of the Garrison ; and a detachment of the 9th
battalion of the 130th Rifles, were drawn up within the
station, and saluted upon the train being brought to •
standstill, the bands of both regiments playing the
National Anthem. The Prince and hie attendante
Immediately proceeded to Birmingham's Royal and
Imperial Lord Warden Hotel, amid the loud and enthu-
siastic cheers of • large number of spectators who had
mumeeded in gaining admission to the station, lie grime-
fully acknowledging TS lie went these nianifestations of
loyalty. It was • matter of doubt nrevioue to the arri-
val of the Prince whether Ida Royal Highneas would stay
the night at Dover and depart for Wend to-morrow
morning, or proceed to-night, after dining at the Lord
Warden. The high wind prevailing rendered this still
inure uncertain. The Prince, however, decided to pro.
oiled at once, and, after a stay of wine two hours at the
Lord Warden, embarked on board the Admiralty yacht
Black Eagle Commander Petley, which left the harbour
plunging Into a foaming sea, and defying the NEW north.
easter whieh blew hi her teeth, on her way to Wend.
In the Owego. of Mr. Way, the Superintendent of the
Railway, the arrangemente for the reception of his
Royal lihrlinese devolved on Mr. Johnion, the Deputy.
Sliperintentlent, who discharged hie duty moat effielently.
A largo crowd of minims essenibled to witness the inn•
bareation of the Prince at 0 o'clock, and uhuered lustily
se the Mack Eagle quitted the harbour,
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Nett 114440111 will probably witness the ontrei of the
Prioress All.. into the Colin Orel., mid alio will be
present at one or two Drawing Rooms. Th. Phnom,
has ilinoil at the Royal table acveral Minim lately, and
b, come the chosen companion of the Qneen in her morns
Intl walks. It Is, therefore, a great eallofection to And
that Her Majesty Ilea in her wound daughter so alumni
log a eueoessor to the Prlimeas Royal. The Yrlneeu
Allot html, fair tub. tall, her figure la very elegant, and
elle la very like the Queen.
MA441.104 II tiOnt 14144.—The merriap of Lord
Aeliburlon with Miss Itowart Hookenele, lousiest
deughter of the Hun. ire. titswart Miaow* and
granddaughter of Lord fleafortii, W 44 performed by
elicalal Homo' on Thursday afternoon at Itallphouie,
Pieeadilly. The ileninie of Lansdowne, the liernule of
Beth, and a oiled party MOW printout at the oereinony,
wllleh was 'informed In the drawingiroom. The ilialiugu
of Oxford 'deleted at the religlime aidemolty, The
Ladle' Prohy, Wee Anutrittlier, anil Miss Dewkina ogled
as brideetnefile on the 41101111011, A ilkArAnor, to which
re 1411444 *nil Kinds were Invited, followed. Lord
mmmd Lath i Aeliburtun left town at it o'clock fur the
()range, haul., to peso a few week., More departing
for a tour In the EMI,
Wonlosailey morning the merrier' of the Hon. Ml..
Jones Loyd, only datighter id Lord end Lady Overdone,
and Yalu? Robert J, Linileey, of the /hole halloo,
Menlo, ROO of till 104 Malurifloneral Linileey, awl lino
tier of lair (Mutt. Lindsay, VOW 101011111illittl at Mt, Mari
tills Uliiireli, st, MORMIVIOIn.Iho.I/141014, Long before the
sermons many persona eseembhol In this elinroli. Thu
eliarity children were rouged on yeah aide of the icirtiou
with be bete of &WPM, The bride, asemopenleil by
her father, Lord Overatutte, errived at the °here!'
allortly before 111 o'clock, and look op her 'melting' In
Innis of the emmutinlonitable. The marriage cortinolny
vas performed lmy the Very Rev. the Dean of 1,14116111.
At thi. 401141441011 of the religious rite the wedding piny
1,140141 to Lord Overelonc'e hmnun., (leritenilerrase,
where a grand 410441 W WM 0401. In the afternoon the
newlyimarried pair left for Overelonsipark,
We Mice mush pleeaure In emitilinoir, g that the Hop
Brun, brother of Lord Elgin, who acted aa
toorstary to him during hie embody In China, and
biting!' hum the treaty of Tionsln, hoe been eppolnteil
thy tint Anihmeeador to Pekin, under the provielons ot
the treaty, Mr. Bnine was atteched to the late Lord
Ashburton'. et *Mal miaelon to Wealllngton In lOW WM
Onlonlal ilieerviary In Monkish% from 16 80, 44 to 1 , Will
eppolnted Conouliatineral In Chloe In lA4T, Chi*
d'Affliree in Bolivia In 1148, at Montevideo In 1681, and
ConeuliGeneral In Egypt hum 1116.

LORD IIALMINDURT AND ?NV NAYDIATION LAWN,—
The Greenock Chamber of Comineroo bra reOlialal an
answer to • memorial addressed to the Governing'', re.
girding the navigation lows and reairosity. The oom•
noinleation Is dated Fortign•ollos, Nov. 8., and eigned,
0. Hammond i"- "1 situ diruted by the Marl of
Malingsbury to slats to you that he regrete to say that
the apprehensions which were entertained by molly per.
sons of the probable effect of the abolition of the nariga.
lion laws hare been realised, and that the efforts of
Her Majesty's Government hare hitherto proved one.
railing to obtain for the 'hipping of England that
reciprocity of the liberal measures that she hu granted
to other nation. which she wits entitled to input. But
I am to add that Lord Italtneebnry will continuo to urge
foreign Stair to set with greater liberality in this
respect."