The Express.
London, England, 1859-10-19 00:00:00

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HOLYEGLAD, TCIISDAT APTIAXOOX.
This morning, the Priem Napoleon paid a visit to
the Greet &stars, itad sped about three hoar on board.
Hi. Imperial Miele= arrived from Prance fa the steamer
Dauphin, commanded by M. Rocs, and was roxenpanied by
Coen( Berea de la Reeler% captain to
the imperial nary; Moe& de Checourtois, toeing
enghteer-is-chid , Coked Nisei, alds-dresmp ; Vir
omit Clew, equerry to welting; Moas. Wyatt, ar
aretary to his Imperial Mitten ; sulk M. Choi/deity.
The prince was received by liEr. Campbell, chairman of
the Greet Ship Comptay; Mr. Bold, deputy chairmen
C.eptain Harrison. and Mr. Prove, chief officer. The
prime exantimed the skip minutely, and summed himself
&inked with all he saw.

Whilst performing tha work of inspect/cm—and it la wool
tf t 4 b wall doo.—tha prince became very hungry, and
made kb wants knows to Captain Harriers, who Immo-
Ilady ordinal braikaat far him, of which ha partook
Itsertily. _ _

dome of the sailor of the Durbin tube wore as board,
slier upon • mu•o'-wr'e-men treat the Ifeariap with
avidity. The guns es deck reared to be • gnat 'Unction.
gearegy • Frenchmen bride hie imperil! Hlglne•e paned
them without sopping, taking or the tarroa, and peering
doers the muzzle.

Mr. Nowa" the represantativa of Ur, London Stereo-
woyic Company on board, was allowed by dr prince to tabs
low wirers of himself and sotto.

The bond employed as the Groat Erten sem on beard
al 9 idea, and on leanang that the prime had arrived,
*gni " Parham pole in brie," and then, by way of coo-
h , they favoured him with " %items sera shall b.
elem." After leaving the Glut Hug on the prince paid a
snit to a gtuttest sad a despatch boat lying in the harbour ;
them injected the breakwater, and to the afternoon left
Holyhead in the Dauphin for Liverpool.
The Oust Heaters is all alive with visitors today, and it
mew pretiabie now that the number will Increase each sue-
meelve day until the tints arrives fur departure. nice last
Asiroday the average number of visitors daily bee been
MIL Teetardsy the ship wet visited by the greatest num-
ber.. vit., 2,942, end the number today will mast likely
equal it.

LIVERPOOL Winurnannu MORXINO.
Prises Napoleon arrived lure Ude essesing Is the tort
yacht Dauphin.

After breakfast, on Monday morning, the Queen
pameat La the grounds of Pearhyn Park, vary ow to Ike
Cende, two young tress—an EWA oak wed s Wellbeiteis
glgsstla► Lear Louts' Perstant end several of dm Soda-
ribbed imam were pretest at this ceremony, sad so Seale
the "Quea's trees" will loop tamale r s weeseato of the
royal visit. Hsr Mejesty letc 15W. for dearlhation erweetaa
re serreate at the Castle.

His Excellency Count d'Apponyi has returned to
Ho Austrian Ligation from a tour of rialto in Scotland. The
Countess d'Apponyf is at present In Hungary.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Waterford, and
a select temlly circle, are staying with t archbishop of
Armagh at the Archiepiscopal Palace, Army*.
The Earl and Comities of Eglinton are entertain-
ing • distingatehed circle of friends et Eglietoe Cud', N.B.
The Earl of Elgin has arrived at Fenton's Hotel
Iron eardsoll.

His Excellency the Ambassador of France arrived
st Albert Gets House, yesterday, from limpshire. The
Countess de Peraigny add featly an residing at St. Leonardo.
ea• Bea.

Lord and Lady Lyndhurst and the Hon. Miss
Copley have arrived at Bt. Leonrde-on•&a, from Cowes,
Ids of Wight. Ws am happy to loam the noble sad learned
feed to is the tosjoymest of good health.

Lord sad Lady Aveland and family are imaging
the seam at Normaatas Park, where a aacceaaion of visitors
ne ajoying bar

Lad Cranwortit hu left Mount 'heachard, where
Na sable mid learned lord hie boom ma a visit to Lord and
Lady Malangle, oo him Mum to his mat ha Halt.

The Hoa.P. Campbell &talon, C.B. (her Me-
jaity's Buoy In Tnereay), accotopeated by his tinily, baa
arrived at the Bntaawick Hotel, lerzaywatriest.

Sir Henry and Lady Flower Every have left the
Htuaiwiek Hotel, Jerametreet, for the We of Wight.
The company now at Brighton include the FAA of
Remus aad Lady Elia Browne, Eat and Countess of
Loodesborough, Lord Norniaby, Sir F. Chichester, Sir
George and Lady Westphal, the Hon. Hear, Fitzroy, M.P.,
sad Mrs. Fitzroy, Mr George and Lady Clerk,Lady Caroline
Kaye, Lady Peary, Sir Ralph Howard, Bart., sad Lady
Howard, Sir Henry des V•tinz, Bart, sad Lady Sophia Des
Vora; Lord Crews, Sir Erskine May sad Lady May, Mr,
Wallas Daiwa, M.P., Lord H. limo; M.P., Mr. Par
tack*, M.P., 3b. Serf east Goulbara sad MlasOoldbans.

We (Pat) andarstaad that a atatriatooial alliance
fa imaged to take Oats balms Lord Charlie Brum
youngest wee,of the late Marquis of Ailesbury, an! Miss
Assents Seymour, youngest daughter at Lady Augusts
fleymear. We also understand a marriage will shortly take
plate between the HOC COCA DatlCOMblll, wart ada at
Lad awl Lady Yararsharn, and Mies Elessor
denghtsr of Mr. sad Mra. Charles Mills, of Camelford
Nom.

Denis Cau:ileld Atm, Eq., barrister, has
staigood his roo!essarship fa the Quirs's College, Galway.
DLATII OF LADY IiAIIIATThe Inrerness Courier
wys,—" Isom obituary of tide week will be found the name
of Lady llamas?. slater of the late Oleagarry, and mother of
the late Claieholio. She bad. i• appear*, reached the ripe age
of *l2, end died, surrounded by her rasschildrea, at the
raidCl2ol of her eon-in-law, kr. Chisholm Bette,,, in the
tine valley of Taunt's' DISC, in Somerseuitire. It is, per-
bap• worthy or remark that Sir Walter Bootee
Yai,
whic.h tkulpttund by his side le the E4isharic6
mosuroesit, wee given to die 'Walter by Lady itaineay's
Mother, Alexattier bleodocell, of °Worry, tbe prototype
of • Fergus The deg was natant Mil& by hir
Welter, in compliment t, Sr James Madmen, brother of
the chief, who had distingweted himself at the battle of
Maids. nee* Godly reaiairreacee are all of the dead—
• the place that once teem thrm knows them no more; "