The Express.
London, England, 1863-03-13 00:00:00

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WiNDEIOII OASTLF., Mums It
The Crown Prince of Prussia, attended by Cap-
tain Von inandou, went to London this morning.

Princess Christian of Denmark visited the Duchess of 1
Cambridge yesterday, at her resideaos in St. James's Pales.
Prince Christian, and Prince Frederick of Dennis*,
Prince Frederick of Here Camel, and the Duke of Holstein
Clarksburg, attended by the gentlemeo of their suite end
I.4entesseAColonel du Plat, Equeny to the Queen, weal
yesterday morning to Woolwich, where they were received
by the Duke of Quiebridge, Commanding-in-Chief. The
troops in preemie were paraded. Their royal and mare
leighnemes lambed with the oar of the officers, and After-
wards viewed the Royal Arsenal.
The Dachau of Ambridge and the Princess Mary of
Cambeidge visited the Princess Christian of Denmark in the
attenseon at the Palace Hotel, Besekingham-gate.
In the events( the Prises and Princes' eh:Mien, witL
the Princem Darrow and Prises Frederick of Denmark,
Prince Frederick of Hems Camel, and the Duke of Holstein
Gluckaburg, attended by the lady and the gentlemen of
their suite, Red by Colonel Francis Seymour, CB., and
Lieut.-Colonel du Plat, honoured the Earl and Counter,
Spencer with their company at dinner, at their resideece in
St. James's-place.

A eammittee of the Lords of her Majesty's most honour-
able Privy Council met yesterday in the Council Chamber
at Whitehall to hear counsel in the matter of an ordinance
of the Scottish Universities Commissioners, with reference
to the Redhyth Bursaries in the University of Aberdeen
made in pursuance of the act 21 and 22 Vic., cap. &i, bear-
ing date the 11th day of April, 1862. The lords present
were the Lord President, Lord Cranworth, Secretary Sir
George Gary, fir Edward Ryan, the Right Hon. R. Lowe,
sad the Right Hoc. Nisbet Hamilton. Mr. Helps, the
clerk ; sad Mr. R. Hardee.. the deputy (Lek of the =mei'.
attended.

DEPARTURE OP THE CROWN PRINCE AND
PRINCESS OP PRUSSIA.-(THIS DAY.)

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SOUTHAMPTON, Meares 13.
Their Royal Highnesses the Crowa Prince sad
Princess el Provide, mid thee use, Primes William, seesa-
wed by the Carless Bee', Cosuit-ms Poe n Ses,
Counties Reheat Not Cheat laniesetela, Lord A. Paget,
sad Nada Ledbetter fa:4nd here by spend train from
Windsor at 10.30 a.m. today mid embarked as board the
royal yacht Fab j, for Odense.
Their Royal Eighties...and aid* after riding the Prins
sad Preens of Wales, will embark from Oilman at 2 p.rr
for Antwerp.

The royal train was in eharge of Mr. Godson, of the Bow&
Western Railway Company, from Basingstoke. Their
Royal Highleases were !lesiva here by Mr. P. Hedger, on
behalf of the Doak Company, end by Kr. Beach, of the South
Western Railway Company.
The frigate Denatlene fired a solute as ►be royal yacht
steamed down Ma river.

THE FRENCH ?AIM AND THE SOYAL

MARALIGA

The language of some of the Paris papers on the
rejoielags for the PA:woof Wales's marring* is highly own-
plisosahn y to Fagkm& In the oorresposidsase of the
lifessiteer cows tb.l pelage :
"The people of Great Britain hare exhiliterl• peal
operisele, that of the coacord, the joy, the farce, wed the
Mopeds:see which an the oonsequenam of roe of the
polities' virtuoso of a fire psiple—namely, worn 'Bea-
swat to the Bovereip, which is Eogland is riled loyalty."
The Presto Nays :

" These re}oednp, theme triumphal arches. these un-
furled banners, them dencestioon these illuminances,
ere not adleiel demenetretious paid for oat of the

budget cemmesded by authority, or prompted by naothes
ot tenosel senbitios. They are the apostasies' outboard
at e whole people, celebrating with Illathosima an act M Its
own life, whisk adds mother leak to the keg atria of tra-
ditions which meditate It. ahoy and ita grasdaur. la that
must desire to behold the festicres of the royal pair as
1 they puled aloe& i■ those blessings whisk hosed from every
iseast. the.. ie so epistler adulatice, so servility. They
were the expremions of the delight end the pride of a pm-
pia milled with AMU t estiefied, too, with the form of its
govermest, which gives it the completes* gearestme of
liberty, d order, sod d peceperity ; which sees it
from revolution and slime it the fall development of its
materiel sad istelleateil form. And these rejoicing are all
the greater end the mere heardelt that there is so disquiet
as to the future. Eaglaad hopes that the young Prim to
whom she gives such a yams*, and hie royal betzothed,
will follow the virtnass ample which he has sees be his
own family. But what gives Pseud her vastest security
is the embeinty et serer being at the mercy of say one
man, er of say mcsal„ phyeissl, or iatelleeteal deformity.
The modems of George lIL, or the dissipation, end irregu-
larities of George IV., were comely a cense for afilieties,
but they could give rise to so public perturbation ; tier
did they even seek a remedy la a choose of dynasty. Om
el the chief causes of the psalm sad prosperity of Eng-
land is the nachangeibiemes c 4 Its Williams, whisk dose

moi winds imereisossata, bet whisk preweale raveligioe.*

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