The Express.
London, England, 1862-10-14 00:00:00

THE PRINCE OF WALK.

The Prince and Princess Louie of Hew, who ao-
companied the Prince of Wake from Darmstadt on Thurs-
day, travelled with their illustrious relative u far se
Brachial in the Grand Duchy of Baden. They then pro-
ceeded on a visit to the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of
Baden, but the Prince of Wales continued his journey to.
wards Weinberg, on a visit to the Prince of Hohenzollern.

The Princeas Alexandra of Denmark will, it is
expected, pay her first visit to Osborne early next month.
The Duke of Newcastle has left Thomas's Hotel,
Berkeley-equare, for Clamber Park, Notts.
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The Marquis of Abemoru has left Baron's Court,
county Tyrone, to meet the Marchioness and Lady Geor-
gians Hamilton at Haddo House. the Earl and Countess of
Aberdeen's seat in Aberdeenshire.

The Earl and Countess of Chesterfield left Gad-
ling Lodge, Notts, on Saturday, for Grafton House, New•
market.

Lord and Lady Bloomfield and Colonel and Mrs.
Talbot Clift•n have arrived at the Sk George's Hotel.
Baron Charles de Rothschild has left Thomas's
Hotel, Berkeleyequare, for Paris.
Count Brandenburg, Prussian Charge d'Affaires,
has returned to the Prussian Legation from visiting Via-
count and Viscounts*. Palmerston at Broadlands.

The Hou. Charles A. Murray arrived in town
yesterday from Broadlands, where he has been staying on a
short •isit with Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston.

Major-General G. Bell, 0.11., has left town for '
the Continent to pass the winter.
Mr. Whitworth remarks in a letter to a cotem-
porary that be is glad for hie guns to be tried in every way
that guns ought to be tested, that is, under conditions as
trying as those which occur in actual service. " I would
ask, however, as I think I am entitled to do, that the
trials be so conducted as not to be any longer a charge on
my private resources, and in point of time and place not
to compel me to make unnecessary sacrifices. I consider
further that they ought not to be placed under the control
of a committee constituted like the one which in 1858 pro-
mised to visit my works and see what was being done there,
but without performing that promise.—and without per-
mitting me to be present at the trials of my gun, wheu I
should have shown what it could do, and without even giving
me any information as to the results obtained in my ab-
sence,—came to a decision against it,—a circumstance which
came to my knowledge accidentally some time after."
The Poole Herald elates that Garibaldi will, as
soon as he is able to leave Italy, visit • gentleman in the
neighbourhood of Lymington, in Hants.
A letter from Munich of the oth says :—" The
King and Queen of Bavaria have already returned from
Augsburg, whither they had goer to visit the ex-Queen ei
Naples, for the purpose, but in vain, of endeavouring to
make her change her determination of shutting hermit up
in a convent tether than return to her husband."
The steamers to arrive this week are the
Borussia and Etna, from New York on the 4th iost, and
the Nova Booties, from Quebec, also on the 4th. Thanes!
Cunard steamer is the Scotia, sod, as this is the most
speedy vessel of the fleet, her advice, of the Bth inst. may
probably be telegraphed on Friday afternoon.
ST. JAMVIN-HALL. The concert of Welsh
national musk, with band of 20 harps, and chorus of 400
voices will take place at St. James ahall on Thursday
evening next The perfumers oo the harp will isclade the
names of the most celebrated artists in Loudon. The chorus
will consist of the members of the Vocal Association and the
Royal Academy of Music, under the direction of lifr. John
Thomas (Pencerdd )walia). Altogether • great musical
treat may be expected.