The Express.
London, England, 1865-10-17 00:00:00

MARRIAGE IN HIGH Z171.--(THI3 DAY.)

This morning was celebrated, at St. Paul's
Chunk Maigbtebridga, the marriage of taw Marquis
Towaahend and Lady Anne Duff. eldest daughter of the
Earl and Coaster of Fife. The service, which was choral,
was performed by the Rev. A. IL Roston. The bride,
who was given sway by her father, we. accompanied
to the altar by eight bridesmaids. At the ',occlusion of the
esremony the newly-wedded pair west to the Bart of Fife's
rrideace in DoverAtrest, Piccadilly. where a large party
assembled to breakfast, after whisk the noble marquis
sad marchioness Left tows for Ball's-park, Herefordshire, to
per the honeymoon.

Their Royal Highnesses the Crown Prince and
the Crown Prison's of Prussia are expected to arrive in
England on Thursday next from Berlin. Their royal high-
amass, upon their wriest in London, will proceed direct to
Prussia Rouse, the residence of the Prussian Embassy, on
Carlton House-terrace, where they will be the pasta of
their Eacellesoies the Could and Countess Helmstedt until
the return of the Court from Scot and. whoa the Crows
Prince and Prison.' will proceed to Windsor Coatis on a
visit to the Queen.
His Excellency the French Ambassador (Prince
de la Tour d'Auvergne) is expected to arrive at the French
Embassy, at Albert-gate, on Monday next, from Paris, to
resume his diplomatic duties.
The Duke and Duchess of Grafton are enter.
talelog a select circle at Bunton Hall, Suffolk.
The Marquis and Marchioness of Clanricarde
Idt town yesterday on a visit to Lord Broughton, at Tni-
worth Park, Wilts.
The Right Hon. Sir Robert and Lady Emily Peed
left their resided* in Whitehall-gardens yesterday for
Dublin.
Queen Emma will return to Claridge's Hotel to-
day, from visiting the Dean of York, at the Deaaery, York.
A contemporary states that Lord Palmerston,
who is now at Brooked Hall, Herta, Is suffering from a
severe cold might while driving out on Friday last.
The Rev. Francis Wayland, D.D., president of
Brown Univenity, whose moral winless are so well
known throughout the world, died en Sept. 30, aged 65.
The Dumfries Standard amens on the authority
' of Richard Weaver, the revival preacher, who last week
preached in Dtunfries, that the Marebionese of Queens-
berry, who, about two years ago went over to the Church
of Rome, has returned to the protestant faith.
Madame Celeste is still at the Broadway, New
York, end as the Woman In Red and the Freoett Spy
is nightly applauded. The Beans are having a triumph in
Boston, where they are playing a four weeks' mimeos's&
Mr. George Hudson, once so well known as the
"Railway Ring," was last week liberated from York
Castle, where he had been detained since the general deo-
don.
Some time ago the shopkeepers of Warsaw were
ordered to hang out signboards in the Russian knitter in
addition to the Polish ones, which they might retain tf they
chose. They have now be* informed by a decree el the
general in command of the polies, that the many *Alto-
graphical mistake* °scarring in the epitome of their trades
in Russ must be emended, or they will be Wade to be fined.
The police are ordered to submit to the inspection of the
authorities an exact copy of all boards offending against
the Russian Murray.
Don Prospers Barherini Colonna di Wares,
Prince of Review, a distinguished member of the Roman
arintocriey, has jamb died in the Papal city. He leaves
200,000 fr. to the Society for the Purposed= of the Faith
at Lyons, and the °malodor of his fortune, width amounts
to 800,000(r., to a similar association at Rome. The de-
mooed was the proprietor of the famous "allay which num-
bers among its; treasures Raphael's "netts Meyer."
There is now a fine solar spot distinctly visible
with the inked eye, properly defended by a piano od
col/rand glass. A delicate trap et strain epees, viable,
with a small telescope, 131lowe the large ow.