The Express.
London, England, 1864-07-07 00:00:00

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.-(THIS DAY)

The marriage of the Hon. Augusta Clementin►
Caringtoo, eldest daughter of Lord aad Lady Oaring-
toe, with Colonel A. C. Campbell, of Blythswood,
took place this morning at the Royal Chapel,
Whitehall. The Rev. Mr. Davy', son of the late
Bishop of Peterborough, officiated at the religious rite,
wilted by the Bev. H. M. Locke**, rector of Clayborst,
Bucks. The bride, who was given away by her noble father,
was attended to the altar by six bridesmaids.
After the ceremony the wedding party proceeded to Lord
end Lady Carington's residence, adjoining the chapel, where
an elegant breakfast was served up to ► circle of relatives
and triads, exceeding 100 in number. At 2 o'clock, the
newlymarried couple left town for Wycombe Abbey, Lord
Cariagtou's seat in Buckinghamali've.

The Dnke and Duchess of Manchester gave a
grand entertainment last evening at their bons. in Greet
Stanhope-street to the Prince and Ptincrtn of Wales. There
were present to meet their royal highnesses at d.ooer
Prince and Princess Edward of Saxe Weimar, the Duke
and Duchess of Sutherland, the Marquis of Hortington,
Earl Granville, the Earl and Countess of Deiceitb, the
Countess of Westmorebutd, the Earl of Sandwich, he.

The Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer
and Mrs. Gladstone had a dinner party last evening at their
residence on Carlton-house-ternoe. The Duke and Duchess
of Argyll, Louisa Marchicease of Waterford, the Earl of
Aberdeen, Lady Wenlook, Lord sod Lady Alfred Herm,
Mr. Warner, M.P., and Mrs. Warner, Mr. Neste, M.P.,
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon, and Mr. Bentham were among the
guests. Mrs. Gladstone had a musical party after diaper.
The Duke and Duchess d'Anmale have issued
cards for • ball at Orleans Homes, Twickenham, on Wed-
nesday, July 20, to meet their Royal Highnesses the Prince
and Priem.. of Wales.

The Owl announces that marriages are arranged
between Miss Fletcher and Mr. Cotton. grandson of Lord
Combermare ; between Lady Theresa Parra sister of the
Earl of Cottsuham, and Mr. Boyle, of the Rifle Brigade ;
between Lady Helen M•Doanell, daughter of the 001111i101
of Antrim, and Sir Malcolm Macgregor, Bart., R.N. ; and
between Miss Seymour, eldest daughter of Sir Hamilton
and Lady Seymour, and Colonel Stuart, eldest son of Lord
James Stout.

Viscount Powersoourt and hie youthful bride,
the eldest daughter of the Earl of Wooster, arrived by the
marl best Ulster at 6 o'clock on Tuesday evening, at Kings-
town, when, in an open barottehe drawn by four grays, they
started for the family seat, Powericourt, one of the mast
beautiful in Ireland. No lass than nine triumphal arches
had been erected on the public road, the pi:ocipal being at
Bonfskerry, "the honeymoon village," as it bad been
called., from it. being the favourite resort of wedding
parties—owing to the picturesque character of the scenery
—the vicinity of the far.famed Daigle and the Powers-
court demesne, which is generously thrown open to visitor,
by its popular owner. The tenantry presented a °mgrs.
tnlatory address to his lordship.

Lieut.-Colonel H. Schaw, Royal Engineers, who
superintended the demolition of the forts and other de.
fences at Corfu prey ia:lily to its evacuation by the British
forces, has been appointed instructor in fortification and
military engineeriog at the Royal College, Sandhurst. He
is succeeded in hie duties at the Royal Engineer establish-
meat, Chatham, by Capteio Parsons.

The valuable cabinet of English coins in gold,
silver, and copper, formed by Captain 8.. M. Murchison,
comprising many of the rarest and meet beautiful example.
in the several reigns, ranging from the Conquest to Queen
Victoria, has just been dispersed tinder the hammer of
Mears. Sotheby, Wilkinson, and Hodge, in Wellington.
street. The whole realised a,spi. Bs.

Sir Fitzroy Kelly will bring in a bill on the 12th
for the further prevention of bribery at elections of mem-
bers to serve in parliament.
Lord Edward Howard to-morrow will call at-
tention to the subject of emigration to the United States
of America ; and ask a question of the Secretary of State
for the Colonies.

The Etching Club is about to issue a volume
oontaMitm etebioge on copper by J. C. Hook, W. H. Heel,
J. E. Mlle* R. Redgrave, T. Creewick, C. W. Cope, S.
Palmer, S. Haden, end R. AnedelL

The fourth parochial Bloomsbury flower-show
sad second distribntion of prises for clean and tidy rooms
will take place on Wednesday next, the 13th Wet, lbe
garden, Runell-equns.
The Owl announces that ita next number will be
its last.

" Argus," of the Post, says that Lord Bateman
bee received a letter from Adminil Roue, to which the
signature of Lord Stamford was attached, chargiog him with
denouncing Om verdict against Jezebel at Worcester in the
moat violent language, and irritating a vulgar mob to insult
him and his colleague. The letter in question concluded
with a demand for a written apology, and, in the event of •
refusal, his lordship was informed be would be brought
before the Jockey Club meeting held yesterday at New-
market. " The result of the deliberations of th►t council,"
says " Argils," "itis of coarse impossible to tell, but as
Lord Batman has determined to insert his rights as as
Engliabman, and to acknowledge so tribunal but • legs'
one to control the expression of his views, it is carted on
the beet authority that he will be warned off the heath at
Newmarket."

" Prince Napoleon," says the Journal du Boers,
"bee left this plain ia his yacht on ea excursion to the Isle
el Wight. The prima la expected to be absent two dale