The Express.
London, England, 1856-12-23 00:00:00

DEPARTURE OF PRINCE FREDERICK

WILLIAM FROM PARIS.

Prince Frederick William of Prussia left Paris
on &today eight at tweaty =Mates to eleven by a speedal
mein oa the Strasburg Railway. Hie Royal Higbee..
wasp accompanied by Prince Napoleon to the terodaar,
when the prefects of the Seize and of police, several
high authorities, and some of the dir.ctors of the eatapeay
were assembled. After Wang leave of the pusses a..em•

bled, the Prince entered tire railway carriage, sad the
tre/a took its depattore. The *Seers of the imperiel brae-
bold attached to the Priaces person aceeaspeay him to
Stresbarg. From that city his Royal Highness proceeds to
Baden to visit the Prisms Louis% ►is sister, who has lately
bees atertied to the Gread Due.

His Regal Highness the Doke of Cambridge left
13t. Jailles Palette yesterday for !brakelepperk, wet
Uxbridge, the seat et Mr. Clarke, when the Marquis of
Doman soda what party were to meet his royal high-
awe. Is the evening the royal duke Mood with the Ma-
ggie of Dosegall at Handeld-plies.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Exeter will re•
wive a soomelea of visitors dating the onsets( month, at
Beretley flow, em Stamford. . .

The /al Sad Countess of Jersey are entertaining
s select Mode at Middleton Ptak, Ozon.

Viscount and Viscountess Palmerston are reoeisiog
a offset circle of Milton at Broadlsaes, our Rsvaser
Hum.

Lord Stanley, M.P., hu joined the family circle
stayieg with the Earl and Couto' of Derby, at Knowsley,
Lermalre.

We read in the South Easter* Gaugto that silica
the Lord Chancellor, h►ving parchmed the estate of Kid-
well, has become, daring the vendee% • resident in
Kant, it has been suggested that the Kentish Written
sad solicitors should *sprees their ratisfeatioa at this street
by Mottles his lordship to a publis dieser. We wader•
stand that the subject was mentioned a few days age to Lord
Cranworth, whose answer was such that Mans will shortly
be taken le give effort to this suggestb•. The projected
dinner will take place is Castarbury.
Sir Edward Daring, one of the members for
But Beat, has Issued as address to his constituents, is
which he says, " It is with feelings of Meson regret that I
have to inform you that the state et my health will prevent
ma from attending to my parliamentary duties daring the
early pert of the approashieg eerie.. My medical advisers
have neemesanded me to seek a warmer climate until the
Geld wintla of spring have pawed away, and I am, therefore,
oa the point of embarking for Egypt." The Kentish
Gazette, adverting to this address, observes that " all those
who have lately sees Sir Edward, have bees struck with hie
altered &sputum'. lie Is suffering (rem ea attack la his
windpipe sad throat, and his medical mem THOMMIPZi his
visiting a warmer climate until the spring. One of &r
Edward'. friends will accompany him, and we are spite
sue the 'looters of East Rent will readily swept the
apology he offers for hie temporary abeam from his perils-
=eatery ditties, sad will rejoins to see him return with re-
newed health and strength."

The South &idols Gavotte regrets that the Deaa
of Csatarbory, who wee taken 'patchier a fortnight tint*,
stUi tarring la a VW, precarious candler'.

The Essex Herald has reason to b3liere that the
whole of the foreign legions will mate to exist by the 15th
January next. Colonel Percival, who has commended the
Gerona Legion lino the departure of General Heron von
enatterheim with the volunteers Cm the Cape of Good
Hope, Lieutenant-Colonel Bathurst, in command of the

6th liegisent, and Major Enemies, the Assistant Adj Mot-
General, have left Colchester; Captain Stsinfortb. late
Brigadedffiejor, bee ►een left in chirps of the sick and
others remaining at the cusp. Dr. Freund, Inspeatnr-
I of Hospitals, bas been succeeded as the principal
medical officer by Dr. Taylor, etaff•eargeoa of the first-
class.