The Express.
London, England, 1855-08-07 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THB ICING OF PORTUGAL.

The Kiog of Portugal, ae we announced by electric
telegraph, arrived at Southampton yesterday from Ostead.
The Portuguese men of war steamers the ?dandifies (cm
board of which was the Mac) a•d the Dos Luis rounded
Clash.' Castle at 7 o'clock in the morning, and brought up
an hint afterwards, •boat two miles tiff the town end dock,
in Southampton Water.
His, Majesty was attended on board the Mandillo by the
Duke sad Duchess of Terceira, Count Carrein, and Colonel
To!quo.
As soon as the Portuguese steamers came in sight at
Southampton. their arrival was telegraphed to her Majesty
the Given, at Osborne House. Hs Majesty did not land at
Soatsampto•, but soon after he • ' sl • number of dis-
tinguished persons, who had arrived from London
• day Of two prey ions to melee and pay their
Imposts to him, went off to the Meudilo. Amongst
them' were the Infanta Dona Anna Maris, Count
Val dos Reis, end his neer, the son and daughter of the
Infests, the Coast Lavradio, the Portuguese Ambassador,
the Countess Lavradio, M. &nal, the Secretary of the
Portuguese legation, and M. Venrella, the Portuguese
Consul-Oeneral.
la the course of the forenoon the royal steam yacht
Elphtn, with Prior. Albert on !nerd, approached the Men-
di.lo.. The King of Portugal and some members of the
nits were conveyed in the state barge of the Mendillo on
board the El.ihin, when she immediately took her departure
for Cowes. On the approach of the Elphia and the depar-
ture of the King from the blendillo, the yards of the
Mendillo and Dio Luis were manned. His Majesty has
grows eonsi4erabiy in height since his visit to Southansptos
last year ; hat he appear' rather thinner. The Portuguese
steamers came into dock in the course of yesterday. Hi
Majeery will, it is expected, stay at Osborne two or Wee
days:

TIM Dake and Dilaters of Richmond and Ladies
Lennox arrived in tome, yesterday, from Goodwood Park,
Susses, and at the close of the week will leave for Gadoe
Castle, near Fochstion, N.B.
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Toe Marquis of Bath has left town for Cowl a, hie
of Wight, and shortly I on a cruise in his yacht.
The Co:intr.' of Belton and family. accompanied
by the Rev. Mr. Ilopwold, left town yesterday for Crorteth
Park. sear Liverpool. The Earl of &fton leaves town to-
day, la order to atteni the f I of the late respected
Bad,

The Countess (France•.) Waldegrave and Mr. d. O.
liwe'sart bane received • large party at Northam Park,
soar Oxford. The guests included the Eul of Elgin, the
Earl of Abingdon, the Counter of Morley and Kiss Cory-
toe, the Hod. Oaerpe and Laity Alice Byng, the Hon.
Jallek Pane, the Hon. Mn. Whitehead and Miss Whithead,
Mr. Sad Hon. Mrs. Granville Vernon, L►dy Willi►ms, Mr.
and Mrs. F. Baring and Mir Baring, Capt. (krill'', R.N.,
end the Mires Neville, Mr. Vincent, and this Misr" Via,
cent, Mr. Ryder, Mr. Charles and Mr. Alfred Sartoris,
Mr. Wm. Harcourt, Ac.
Lord and Lady Harry Vane have taken Brockett
Hall, Hens, for • term of sea months, of Vicoountass Pal-
mentes. The noble lord and Lady take possession neat
week.
The Hon. E. Fitzelarence, whom death was nar-
rated by our Crimean correapt admit it yesteruay's Ex-
press, wee the fourth son of the late Earl of Munster, and
was jest 18 years old. He last • leg and • linger on the
14th of July, and was fast recovering when seised wit►
bronchitis on the 22ud ; he died the neat day, attended by
two Mothers, one in the 10th Hours, the other of H.M.S.
Tribute.

Lord Howden hes remitted from Perim, wher..) he
sow to, a deettion of I,ooofr. for the relief of the sneerer.
front cholera in the city of Oranada.