The Express.
London, England, 1867-03-05 00:00:00

THE LEVEE.

Among the presentations yesterday were the
&Hewing :
Rev. Moja 11l i l Artom Ecclesiastical Chief of the Spanish and
Portuguese Jews In London, by Sir Moses lloidetiorr, Hart.
Earl of Be!more. on appointment as Under se:retary of State,
by the Earl of Derby.
Viscount Boyne, on being created an English peer, by the
Earl of verb!.
Marquis Camden, on succeeding to title, by the Duke of
borough.
Mr. Montagu Corry, by the Earl of Derby.
Mr. Henry Cotton, Q.C., on appointment as Q.C., by the Lord
Chancellor.

colonel T. M. Crawley. 6th inniskilling Dragoons, on return
from India, by the Luke of Cambridge.
Mr. licorge Unice. Q.C., on appointment u Q.C., by the Lord
Chancellor.

Mr. Henry T. Holland, on appointment as Legal Adviser to
colonial-office, by Earl of ternarvou.
sir George Enact Honynian, on appointment as one of her Ms•
jesty's Counsel, by the Lord Chancellor.
Mr. J. W. Huddleston, Q.C.. M.P., on his appointment as
Judge. Advocate of the Fleet, by sir John Pakington.
Itcv. itohert Hutton, by Visimunt Cranhonie.
Hight Hon. Lord Hylton, on being created a peer, by the
Marquis of Salisbury.
Mr. Hubert Jerningham, attach( to her Majesty's embassy
Park, by the secretary Of state fur Foreign Affairs.
Mr. Thssalore Martin, by the Duke of Sutherland.
Vice.Ailiniral sir Rodney Mundy, K.C.D., on appointment as
ummander-lu-Chief on the North American and West ludla
station, by Sir John Paidogton, Hest.
Mr. John Pearson, uu appointment as Q.C., by the Lord
Chancellor.

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Sir. chariot Spencer Pert-era, on appointment an principal
secretary to the Lord Chancellor, by the Loft chancelb•r.
The Right lion. air Frederick Potluck, Bart., on being made a
baronet., by the Earl of Derby.
Mr. Charles E. Pollock, on his appointment as me of her Ma-
jesty's counsel, by the Lord Chancellor.
Mr. ilarris Prenderumsk on appointment as one of her Majesty's
amulet' by the Lord Chancellor..
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Mr. ei'liniant Prentice, on his appointment as one of her Ma-
jesty's counsel, by the Lord
lion. John Bose, Canada, In Earl of Carnarron.
Mr. Roxburgh, Q.C., on appointment as Q C., by the Lonl
Chancellor.
Mr. Joseph Seban. by Sir Moses Nlontellore, Bart.
The Hon. Edward Thes*er, by the Lora chaucellor.
Mr. Henry Thompson, by NlajorGeneral Franck Seymour, C.B.
The Bishop of Victoria, by the nacretary of mate fur the
Colonies.
General Sir Geo. Wetherall, on appointment as Governor
Royal llilltary College, by the Duke of Cambridge.

MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.-(THIS DAY.)

The marriage of Miss Constance Lennox, eldest
daughter of Lady Arthur Lennox, and Mr. George Russell,
brother of Sir Charles Russell, Bart., of Swallow&ld
(M.P. for Berkshire), took place this morning at St.
James's Church, Piccadilly, in the presence of a host of
noble relatives and friends. The bride, accompanied by
her mother, arrived at the church precisely at half
past 11 o'clock, and was there met by six youthful brides.
maids, and as the organ played Mendelseohn's well known
wedding march, the bridal party proceeded direct to the
altar, the bride leaning on the arm of Mr. Arthur Lennox,
her eldest brother. The ceremony was then commenced
by the Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of Oxford, who was
assisted by the Rev. Stanley Leathea, M.A., professor of
Hebrew at King's College. Among the company present
on the happy occasion were the Duke of Richmond
and family, the Duke of Argyll and family, Frances
Countess Waldegrave and the Right Hon. Chichester
Forteecue, His Excellency the Prussian Ambassador and
the Countess Bernstorlf and the Countess Therese Berns.
torn, Lord H. Gordon Lennox, Lord George Gordon Len-
nox, Mr. Millais, ILA., Mr. H. Calenift, Mr. Edward
Drunnnond, Mr. Alfred Montg •mety, &c. After the re-
gistration of the marriage the majori'y of the company
went to breakfast with Lady Arthur Lennox. Early in
the afternoon the newly-wedded and happy couple left for
the Countess of Rosslyn's seat in Essex to pass the
honeymoon.

SEDDICH DEPARTURE OP PRINCE CHRISTIAN FOR
GERllANY.—Yestenlay morning a telegraphic message was
received at Windsor Castle, announcing the serious Wiless
of the mother of his Royal Highness Prince Christian, and
preparations were crude for theprince to le►ve for the Con-
tinent as soon is possible. Consequently after an early
dinner, at five o'clock, he left Windsor, attended by his
suite, for town, to proceed by the mail train on the Lon.
don, Chatham, and Dover Railway to Dover, with the
intention of crossing the iiillllo evening to Calais en route
by express fur Germany. The Princess Christian remains
at the Castle.

Thu Marehioneßa ..f Exeter gave birth to a son
on the 3rd inst., at Burghley House.

Last 'tight Lady Mildred Heresford-Hope gave
her second dancing party at Arklow House, Connaught.
place, at which a fashionable party assembled.

Lord Ebury entertained at dinner on Saturday
boa, at his residence in Grosvenor-street, the following
friends :—The Earl Russell, the Earl Gr.urville, the Earl
of Morley, Viscount Sydney, Viscount Enfield, M.P.,
Lord Stanley of Alderley, Lord Lyseden, Lord Taunton,
Lord Dufferin, M.P., the Right Hon. Wm. F. Cowper,
M.P.. the Right Hon. 11. Brand, M.P., Captain the Hon.
It. W. Grosvenor, M.P., and the Right Hon. Sir George
Grey. M.P.

Viscount Castlerosse has left town for hia seat,
Killarney. Ireland.

NEW NATIONAL (; A LUC RY. —We understand that
the judges appointed in •his important matter have made
their report to the Chief Coinmisaioner, and it was pre-
sented on Thursday last. The report states that the
judges are unanimous in not recommending the actual
execution of any one of the designs, but they areof opinion
that the designs of Mr. Edward Barry fur a new building,
and that of Mr. Murray for alteration,' of the old, posseae
great architectural merit.—Times.