The Express.
London, England, 1862-04-30 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE JAPANESE AMBAS-

SADOR&

(BT ELECTLIOTILMOZAPS.)
DOVER, Aran. 30.

The Japanese ambassadors arrived here at 12
this morning iu La Corse. They received an
address from the Corporation at the Lord Warden,
and after dining at the hotel, proceeded to town by
the South Eastern Railway.

ARRIVAL Or Qvwe CHRISTINA OF SPAIN.-
Her Mandy Queen Christine, the Queen-Mother of Spain,
aeopenpanied by the Duke de Manama (her husband), the
Marchese Isabella (her daughter), and other members of her
family, and by a numerous suite, arrived at Folkestone yes-
terday, from Boulogne, by the South Eastern Railway Com-
pany's stainer, the Victoria, Captain Paul. The voyage
I from Boulogne to Folkestone was performed in less than an
hour and a half, notwithstanding that the decks were
crowded with from 400 to 500 passengers, and that an
unusual amount of luggage, km., was in the hold. Queen
Christina, her family, and suite proceeded at once to Lon-
don in the special tidal train, her Majesty's destination
being 35, Kensington-square, Bayswater.
The Earl and Countims of Shrewsbury and Talbot
and family have arrived at their residence in Belgraveequare
for the season.
The Countess of Essex has left town for Caehio-
bury for a few days.
The Count and Countess de Persiguy are expected
Is town to-morrow, from Paris, for the season.
The Count de Morn) and the Countess de Fla-
Walt coins to town to-day, from visiting the Marquis of
Imeedowne at Richmond.
Viscount and Viscountess Ingestre are expected
in Upper Belgreve-street, for the season, on Thursday next.
His lordship's residence in Eaton-place will be occupied for
this season by Prince Doria.
Yesterday morning the marriage of Lady Louisa
Thynne, daughter of the late Marquis of Bath, to Lieut.-
Col. the Hon. Percy Robert B. Paulding, son of the Earl of
Denbigh, was solemniad at St. Peter's Church, Retoo-
-1 square. The ceremony was performed by the Hon. and
Rev. C. W. A. Feilding, brother to the bridegroom, curate
of Clayton, Sussex. After the ceremony a &faller was
given by the Marchioness (Dowager) of Bath at her reg.
denoe, Prima's-gate, which was attended by a numerous
circle. Early in the afternoon the bride and bridegroom
left town for Viscount Feu ding's seat in Wales, to pia the
honeymoon.
Lord Elcho to-morrow will ask the Secretary of
State for War when the royal commission will be lamed
which is to inquire into the position and prospects of the
niesteer faros!
The following order to return to his regiment
Iwo received on Monday by Captain Robertson :—" Memo-
eamiale.--Capaio Robertson will join his troop at the Cur-
s* Amp immediately, and take command of it.—By
War, Z ILARRAN, Lieutenant and Adjutant, 4th Dragoon
Almada —Dublin, April 28th, 1862."
The Rev. William Alexander Holdsworth, M.A.,
limbless admitted and licensed by the Lord Bishop of Gl
op,• end Bristol to the perpetual curacy of Sevenhampton,
le tie county of Gloolutater, vacant by the death of the Rev.
Gavle, Chambers. Petrone, Walter Lawrie." Ea., and
eeedwin C. Craven, Ea., and Mrs. Craves.
The following grants for charitable purposes are
am egre the eatianstae submitted to the Victorian legia-
bare thls year, via. :-75,0001. for the support of the chari-
table institutions of the colony, 5,0001. for the maintenance
ed atearted children, O,OOOl. for assistance to the aborigines,
eel 125,0001. for education.